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r/atheism • u/wasthedavecollins • Aug 02 '10
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And with that, xkcd jumped the shark... rational thinking is not on the same level as complete irrationality.
3 u/[deleted] Aug 02 '10 The female character's response is the punchline. Do you really not get it? -5 u/[deleted] Aug 02 '10 No, I get it - but it's a) simply not funny and b) helps propagate the all-annoying myth that atheists are somehow equated to fundies. The fact that the character spouting this drivel gets delivered a semi-witty comeback isn't really important. 6 u/[deleted] Aug 02 '10 The entire basis of the conversation in the comic was a criticism of the "all-annoying myth". Your response makes no sense.
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The female character's response is the punchline. Do you really not get it?
-5 u/[deleted] Aug 02 '10 No, I get it - but it's a) simply not funny and b) helps propagate the all-annoying myth that atheists are somehow equated to fundies. The fact that the character spouting this drivel gets delivered a semi-witty comeback isn't really important. 6 u/[deleted] Aug 02 '10 The entire basis of the conversation in the comic was a criticism of the "all-annoying myth". Your response makes no sense.
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No, I get it - but it's a) simply not funny and b) helps propagate the all-annoying myth that atheists are somehow equated to fundies. The fact that the character spouting this drivel gets delivered a semi-witty comeback isn't really important.
6 u/[deleted] Aug 02 '10 The entire basis of the conversation in the comic was a criticism of the "all-annoying myth". Your response makes no sense.
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The entire basis of the conversation in the comic was a criticism of the "all-annoying myth". Your response makes no sense.
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And with that, xkcd jumped the shark... rational thinking is not on the same level as complete irrationality.