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  • I’m not racist if I say I hate Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Religion is not a race, it’s fundamentally an assertion of an ontology based upon the primacy of the god of Abraham/Ibrahim, Yahweh/Jehovah.

    The belief in the existence, omnipresence, and infallibility of such a being as described by their texts is a detriment to our species and may ultimately catastrophically destroy civilization.

    One chooses to believe or continue believing this. One can’t choose their ethnicity. If I say I hate those religions, I’m saying I hate their ideas on how reality works, not where they’re from or what they look like.












  • Gun nerds deserve being laughed at for getting upset over it and so do tech nerds.

    People are allowed to ridicule me for nerding out my passion pompously, or any sort of perceived sincerity, for that matter.

    I’ve always held that sincerity alone shouldn’t implicitly justify immunity from ridicule, but the ridicule tends to work better if it’s sincere in its own right.

    What’s better is using it as a handy way to temper my own zealotry.

    Complaining about people complaining does get old fast, however.