Exactly my point. To me, 1 is a significant number — the only significant number. The individual is the only objective referent. People is an infinite entity, undefined and therefore meaningless. That is the master illusion that the State achieves, the rendering of the individual meaningless and the substitution of the infinite entity “people.”

“I disagree. To the “average” American, someone who is an anarchist is viewed as a kook, not an object of hate. I’d say, on average, Republicans hate Democrats and Democrats hate Republicans far more than either hate anarchists.”

Again, what is an “average American?” There is no such thing. There are only individuals who live within the geopolitical boundary “America.” Ask an individual his opinion of anarchists and you will receive a different subjective opinion for each one. Categorization serves to eliminate differences, and therefore eliminate meaning. As for being “hated” less than the idiots who choose one wing of the same bird of prey over the other hate each other, it’s only because anarchists are powerless against the overwhelming brainwashing that most individuals exist under. Review history and find that some of the most hated individuals actually have been anarchists.

The most reviled person in America is not the atheist, it is the anarchist.

I disagree. To the “average” American, someone who is an anarchist is viewed as a kook, not an object of hate. I’d say, on average, Republicans hate Democrats and Democrats hate Republicans far more than either hate anarchists.

For, you see, though some are willing stick their necks out to expose the illusion of religion, there are only perhaps one in ten of those who progress to challenging the illusion of the State, which is far more deeply entrenched in the mind of the individual than religion.

There is no separation of religion and State anywhere, the two concepts are actually one. Each is founded on the same false principles of non-differentiation, infinite “entities” and denial of objective reality.

My contention has always been that the only REAL difference between the majority of our intolerent christian population and islamic radicals is very small in reality. Their views of those who don’t believe as they do is EXACTLY the same…good company to keep folks. That’s right…indoctrinate your children early (just like the islamic radicals), give them no other alternatives to ponder or consider. Raise them to hate and distrust anyone who isn’t the RIGHT brand of their religion…and your on your way.

What is REALLY said with the statement, “It’s dangerous for our children to even know that your philosophy exists!” – What Davis REALLY means is that, “Our religious beliefs are founded on such a fragile series of beliefs and flimsy evidence that any opposing view is dangerous because our and our children’s faith isn’t strong enough to survive an alternative point of view and a lifetime of indoctrination to overcome hearing 60 seconds of someone who thinks its all bullshit.”

Rep. Davis and anyone who agrees with her is an idiot to the nth degree.

Even worse, apparently the original topic of discussion was a one million dollar grant that was “promised” to a Baptist church, for the purpose of rebuilding after a fire, which ended up going to a school instead. What would Jesus do? Probably not petition the Roman government to fund his ministry. It’s a pretty small God whose will can be thwarted by a bureaucratic snafu, and who depends on taxpayer support to sustain his flock.

“It’s dangerous for our children to even know that your philosophy exists!”

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It also sounds like a clear admission that she cannot possibly uphold that constitution quoted above.

So what we really have here, is nothing new. When groups fight over handouts, ad hominem attacks are almost a sure thing.

Have Baptists in Illinois really gotten so pitiful they’re begging the government for a handout? When Jesus said “ask,” I don’t think he meant “ask the state government.”

You may remember atheist activist Rob Sherman from the Illinois moment of silence controversy I blogged about way back when. Fresh from victory on that score, Sherman has most recently been challenging some shady grants to a church and school by the s…