Is it Christian hunting season?

Question

Why are you guys attacking them? o_O

Look, if you want to, please do not generalize. A lot of my friends, good Christians, would get offended. As a Muslim myself, I know how it feels, so let me ask politely, don't generalize if you really wanna attack.

Feb. 23? What the Hell, it's suppose to be Atheist hunting season!

Blah.

Who wanna go retard hunting? There's plenty of retard around here for some reason....

Answer 1

Like I said before, can't we all just get along? Religion and politics are a no win conversation!

Answer 2

Unfortunately, Christian hunting has been outlawed in most countries since 312 CE. Since then, their populations have been increasing at a rate that is outstripping the capacity of their environment to support them. Countless sheep have been abducted and consumed. In some places they've resorted to cannibalism, attacking other packs. Their sheer numbers have made them dominant and arrogant, having lost their fear of man (and God).

I don't hate Christians. I've been one myself. But when an ecology is so far out of balance, there's bound to be a catastrophic collapse, as resources are exhausted. A threatened population is a healthy, adaptive population. A population without threats gets lazy and self-destructive. Thinning the herd may be the only way to save it.

The least traumatic way to save Christianity is voluntarily, cutting back on aggressive, public proselytizing. Another method is proactive thinning, too often by war and persecution, but there are surely less violent ways of controlling predatorial Christian behavior (possibly with a well-ordered laws that allow Christians a safe but well-bounded habitat away from the public sector). But the worst of all is boom-&-bust, when all other predators are eliminated, population swells exponentially and all resources are used up, leading to self-annihilation.

Unfortunately, many Christians are irrational, believing there is an endless hunting ground in the sky waiting for them to die, making them heedless of their natural limits. The third option may be unavoidable, unless careful wildlife management is implemented.

Answer 3

It's not necessarily Christian hunting season, it's more of a backlash against the main group. For some, it's anger that the main group in the democracy are trying to pass laws that support their own religious views (forcing others to conform to something that they may not necessarily believe in; see: California spanking law). For others, its resentment from trying to be converted by others (though they have good intentions) and being looked down upon should they decline.

Whatever it is, the good people are always the victims. The extremists make the entire group look bad, (see: Westboro Baptist Church) and thus become associated with the religion to the general population.

Answer 4

It doesn't seem to matter if you are a Christian or not - ask any question that even trods on the hem of Christianity and you're in for it.

I happened to ask a very simple question and later removed it because of all the horrendous responses I was getting. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions granted, but if you have no helpful information for the asker why attack them.

Answer 5

I have been a Christian for over 30 years and have yet to be offended..A mature Christian won't take offense at some of these blinded people and their remarks, they don't know any better.

Answer 6

It's like this.

As a "Christian," you (I don't mean you) are representing an organization. You may be (often are) totally ignorant of what that organization actually teaches, but that's no excuse.

Sure, there are many competing cults within Christianity, but they nearly all agree on their acceptance of obvious fables as literal history, their sex-negative, anti-human, anti-nature "moral" philosophy, and their reactionary antagonism towards progress, which, as they rightly fear, will eventually put them out of business.

Answer 7

Well it seems like on here there's a lot of christian bashing, as well as many other religions some questions/comments are true but many are not. So, I don't get offended, it they're right I take it like a woman, if they're wrong I smile at them anyway and take it like a woman...

Answer 8

What?! The problem is that any religion that goes to the extreme is BAD! There is also the problem that people stereotype way too much and have said that all Muslims are bad, which is not true. It is just convenient to do it.

Answer 9

It's always christian hunting season. Life is good!

Answer 10

I don't know. I'm an equal opportunity offender and discriminator. What's everyone else's excuse?