Do most aspies like offending people with religious talk?
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I've heard of a few cases where celebrities have chosen to go to court-mandated rehab to deal with drug and alcohol problems instead of spending time in prison. Now, I'm not certain what the circumstances are at play here, but from the sounds of it a person can be legally forced into rehab, at least in the US. Now here in Canada, forcing someone into a faith-based program would be a major violation of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, a.k.a our constitution.
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Are there many non faith based rehab organisations? From my understanding the US government only funds fatih based charities. If so this might affect the number of secular vs faith rehab centres.
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I think that the faith-based ones are probably more common, but there *are* secular programs out there; most of the medical/clinical programs, afaIk, are secular. And they have a higher success rate.
edit: the op could google 'secular rehab my town,' and probably find something; if not in his town, then somewhere nearby.
I went through a phase where I enjoyed doing this too. I stopped a while ago, but at one point I loved trolling using this technique. I personally think it does no good now but in the past I would do this all the time.
Sometimes I would use mean jokes or make it obvious I had a scholarly justified hatred of this or that belief.
It's not that bad on here, but you can tell some people are trying to troll people with certain beliefs without technically breaking the guidelines.
Do any of you guys do this or have noticed this on here? Be honest.
Op knowingly does what he claims to be indignant about.
I went through a phase where I enjoyed doing this too. I stopped a while ago, but at one point I loved trolling using this technique. I personally think it does no good now but in the past I would do this all the time.
Sometimes I would use mean jokes or make it obvious I had a scholarly justified hatred of this or that belief.
It's not that bad on here, but you can tell some people are trying to troll people with certain beliefs without technically breaking the guidelines.
Do any of you guys do this or have noticed this on here? Be honest.
This kind of thing is not a fad to just one group, literally everyone in the world with a superiority complex (thinking themselves as the "voice of reason" when discussing religion) does this exact thing.
In my experience (even on here) 9 times out of 10, a religious argument will break out because non-believers will challenge someone's beliefs, right to believe, and/or validity of those beliefs and will use their own brand of "logic" to continue the argument. And then they always fall back to "does god even exist? no because science doesn't support that" and other such nonsense that is pointlessly debated in every topic that god or religion is even mentioned.
It's so predictable, that I'm willing to bet (keep in mind, I haven't read any responses) that it will become an argument in this topic as well, assuming it hasn't already. If you were to go look at other such topics, in almost every one of them is the same argument. It got so ridiculous, that I stopped coming to the PPR for a long time because it was pointless. Even now I only come back once every few months or so.
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False, making statements like "making their beliefs look as silly as they are" is what is offensive, not "reason and logic" (which is just as subjective as religion itself).
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False, making statements like "making their beliefs look as silly as they are" is what is offensive, not "reason and logic" (which is just as subjective as religion itself).
Agreed, sort of.
Anyone who has done LSD or DXM or sativa or some other mind-altering drug of the kind knows that one can only trust his brain so much. Any reasonable person knows that they cannot with certainty trust their own sanity, sense of reason, and intelligence. You could call this supersanity if you wish.
I tend to tune out anyone who claims to be all-knowing. A lot of atheist debates online just turn into pointless, vacuous, pissing contests. A sad sight.
However, I do believe all religions are nonsense. That doesn't mean I think religious people are stupid. I just think they are "wrong". Evidence, from my perspective, does back up atheists and agnositcs. so the atheist trolls often have the facts on their side, but that doesn't mean they are smart or anything. It just means they are on the winning end of the war. Hurling abusive insults at people who are perhaps suffering want to believe in something greater than themselves isn't smart. It's dumb.
No, it doesn't. Many religious people are quite adept at using reason and logic, and many atheists aren't. It is possible to make any belief look silly.
I'll admit to having a liking for offending bigots, religious or otherwise, including atheists who think not having a belief in God{s} somehow makes them smart. Also those who huff and puff about 'reason' and 'logic' and who are give to scientism.
So basically, anyone who doesn't agree with me.
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Well, when you do "repay the favor", don't generalize the action and don't generalize religious people as a whole. If you annoy people that specifically annoyed you, fine, but don't do it to the group just because you're disgruntled about the few. People that do that are one of the contributing problems to the divide.
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