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**PhillipHer** · 11-03-2010, 01:38 AM

Ah, but it does make us part theocracy, because a religious organization is being allowed to make legislation.

There are an awful lot of atheists in Washington making laws. Does that make us an atheocracy?

Let me ask you, if Christians got together and voted that everyone would be required to be Christian, would that be wrong to you?

Of course it would, you nutcake. Don't you have any brains at all?

Christians also got Alcohol banned, and are still having other drugs banned. They shove their religion down our throats at ever twist and turn.

Christians aren't the only people who don't want to have their children witnessing drunken sots lying on the sidewalk on the way to church, synagogue or Temple on Sunday morning.

11-03-2010, 01:38 AM	#37
PhillipHer Join Date Jun 2008 Age 58 Posts 4,481 Senior Member	Ah, but it does make us part theocracy, because a religious organization is being allowed to make legislation. There are an awful lot of atheists in Washington making laws. Does that make us an atheocracy? Let me ask you, if Christians got together and voted that everyone would be required to be Christian, would that be wrong to you? Of course it would, you nutcake. Don't you have any brains at all? Christians also got Alcohol banned, and are still having other drugs banned. They shove their religion down our throats at ever twist and turn. Christians aren't the only people who don't want to have their children witnessing drunken sots lying on the sidewalk on the way to church, synagogue or Temple on Sunday morning.
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