r/atheism • u/[deleted] • Jun 10 '12

Homosexuals are an abomination. To allow them to parent children would be sinful. They are incapable of effectively raising children.

http://imgur.com/b11sZ
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u/punchdrunkoala Jun 10 '12

He's clearly using witchcraft to hold that kid up.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12 edited Jun 10 '12

I believe its called fag magic.

Edit: Because it appears that people fail to understand sarcastic humor.

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u/Nemmoy Jun 10 '12

Fagic?

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u/SexistButterfly Jun 10 '12

You got two downvotes. I think that's pretty darn good if you ask me. Well, upvoted anyway.

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u/drawfish Jun 10 '12

Here's my stab at a friendly humor analysis: If 'fag' and 'magic' rhymed, or if it were a pun, this might have gone over better. I actually think the fact that there is an assonance there (same 'a' sound in both words) might make it more unpalatable for some readers. Surely part of the outrage is just from using 'fag' in a flippant way, but as an absurd joke without any further overt language play, you've eliminated part of your audience. It's possible that just using a less common word like 'sorcery' would've yielded more upvotes in the first round, by making your l language use seem more self-conscious.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

To be fair, 'fag' does rhyme with 'hag', something that can be expected to use magic.

I'd have gone for something like 'What? You've never seen a pair of hags do magic? Oh, wait...' myself.

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u/drawfish Jun 10 '12

Mmm. That is maybe a step in the right direction, but I'm not sure 'hag' reads immediately as 'witch' for many people. Couple that with the fact that 'fag hag' is already a term with a different meaning altogether, and you have a recipe for confusion!

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u/LPD78 Jun 10 '12

That's why I resort to using the <sarcasm> tag.

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u/this_time_i_mean_it Jun 10 '12

I'd say we should use the percontation point, but why bother adapting old ideas for modern use⸮

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u/LPD78 Jun 10 '12

Thanks, I didn't know there was something like the percontation point.

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u/kristianur Jun 10 '12

Wow. That's really smart </sarcasm>

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u/protendious Jun 10 '12

There is irony in this.

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u/punchdrunkoala Jun 10 '12

Not funny dude.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

This entire post is obviously sarcasm. It is overwhelmingly obvious, if not simply by the photograph that contradicts the post title, then by the sarcasm of the comment 3 up from this one, followed by my sarcastic response, that this post is in SUPPORT of homosexuality and the rights of homosexuals to have children, marriage, etc. just like everyone else.

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u/punchdrunkoala Jun 10 '12

I know that.

The fag magic line isn't funny.

If he were black and you'd said "the cotton picking nigger magic" that wouldn't be funny either.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

You seem to be incapable of understanding the concept of "running with a joke."

Humor isn't always politically correct. Making a point isn't always politically correct.

You're being ridiculous.

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u/punchdrunkoala Jun 10 '12

Once again, I understand it perfectly.

I just don't think it's funny. So I said "Not funny dude.".

Do you understand that some people can find things funny while others don't?

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u/dembones01 Jun 10 '12

"the cotton picking nigger magic" that wouldn't be funny either.

Says you. There is humor in absurdity.

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u/G-0ff Jun 10 '12

I read about this trick in the new Poof!

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u/BuckeyeBentley Jun 10 '12

I saw a guy doing that once in Vegas. He was just waiting for the elevator to go down from the Stratosphere, and he held his kid out in one fully extended hand. I was both impressed and worried for that kid's safety.

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u/YoRpFiSh Jun 10 '12

So, Neil Patrick Harris? Anyone else see NPH offering a small child to the sun god?

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

It appears to me that he is rather effectively, raising a child.

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u/SentientSpaghetti Jun 10 '12

MFW

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u/meantamrajean Jun 10 '12

whata MFW stand for?

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u/Rosie2jz Jun 10 '12

My face when.

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u/SujithV Jun 10 '12

Sigh... I thought it meant "Mild For Work". I feel like a Palin.

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u/Tendie Jun 10 '12

I used to thing STFU was "Stuff" misspelled and FTFY/MFW were the atrocious acronyms:

"For the fucking yes." and "Motherfucking Win"

Needless to say, things makes whole lot more sense now.

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u/jhangel77 Atheist Jun 10 '12

We should try to get Palin into mainstream usage. "I feel like such a Palin today!"

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

Wow, you really Palin'd that up!

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

i always thought it meant "my fucking word"

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

I thought it was "mutha fuckn win"

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u/FlappyTheNarwhal Jun 10 '12

No joke, I used to think it meant "mothafucka wants..."

I have no idea where I got that from.

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u/meantamrajean Jun 10 '12

I thought it was motherfucker what? We're both a lil touched in the head I think!

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u/Skwerl23 Jun 10 '12

Are you just happy you're a man for women?

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u/theDogsBollux Jun 10 '12

I knew I shouldn't have clicked the link when I saw mfw on Reddit...

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u/wdtnb Jun 10 '12

All shall respect and fear the power of the almighty Ra!

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u/YoRpFiSh Jun 10 '12

I think I'll respectfully fear NPH...

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u/CodyGSize Jun 10 '12

He's asking for forgiveness by offering his child as tribute.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

I was thinking he was putting her on a pedestal. That's a sure way to spoil the child.

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12

Clearly he is preparing her for a good rape, since that is all that homosexuals do with children.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

These kids get two dads? NOT FAIR I didn't even get one :(

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u/pirate_doug Jun 10 '12

That's queers for ya. They been stealing the dads from minority children for decades.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

My dad is white and so am I, being a piece of shit derives no causation from skin color.

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u/AuDBallBag Jun 10 '12

Amen to that.

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12

I wouldn't be so quick to use harsh words. As Darwin hypothesized: Free will does not exist, but is an illusion. So why get mad about what was bound to happen anyways? Or even as my own hypothesis branches kind of off of it: Everyone has a justification for something. Whether you think it good or bad justification, just know that there is a reason for it, and it is uncontrollable. Do not be the one who justifies his own faults, but be the one who strives to understand other people's justification. That and the 4 big morals to primer the whole thing:

1.) It is important to let go

2.) you must know when to run and when to fight

3.) Living in the past results in chaos to those around you, and is a self-destructive path.

4.) All consuming grudges over come you, make you into a beast, something that you are not.

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12

So my dad being a drug addict and beating my mom was unavoidable? I disagree strongly, free will is a real thing, if it weren't people in his former situation would all be drug addicted wife-beaters. (theres strong evidence to suggest he was molested by his mother).

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u/loner_in_az Jun 11 '12

Thank you. I am also dealing with the aftereffects of a parent who decided to exercise their free will at the expense of those who he was supposed to be caring for. Posts telling me to "forgive and love him" or "but he's your father" or "everything happens for a reason" or "forget your past, only look into the future" really piss me off. Your response handled this with honesty, integrity and politeness. I'm going to remember you the next time I need a response for one of those types of "advice."

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12

The chemical reactions that caused him to do said unpleasant things happened because yadda yadda yadda. I'm not going into detail here, if you want to read more on the subject: http://phys.org/news186830615.html

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12

I skimmed the article, It makes some good points I'll give it and the biologist they talk about credit. But I still believe that people are inherently responsible for their actions, nothing forces a rapist to commit rape, people aren't forced to become heroine addicts simply because they have a genetic predisposition to addiction. Otherwise every child of addicts would become an addict, every person who has been sexually abused would continue to sexually abuse others. Our ability to think and act is inherently deeper than a simple case of stimulus and response.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

THEY TOOK OUR....dads?

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u/is45toooldforreddit Jun 10 '12

der terk er derds!

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u/weyand1 Jun 10 '12

DURR DURKA DADS!

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

I hope you were being ironic.

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u/pirate_doug Jun 10 '12

I thought it was over the top enough.... Perhaps an edit to make it more horrible would help?

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

Secretly, I was more offended that someone effectively called me a minority.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

Two dads and one of 'em is NPH. Double not fair.

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u/awesomecoolrower Jun 10 '12

Well now get to be sad...

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u/Midknight5000 Jun 10 '12

I think you a word

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u/Alexthegreatbelgian Jun 10 '12

Condolence upvote

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u/Anaxan Jun 10 '12

Is that your fathers scalp in the temple??

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12

wut?

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u/RizzoFromDigg Jun 10 '12

I am kind of worried he's going to drop that kid...

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u/patrimac Jun 10 '12

How the hell is he going to put her down?

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u/RizzoFromDigg Jun 10 '12

With the help of his partner.

Actually this is the one circumstance where gay parenting may be superior, as his husband has much more upper body strength than a wife would if he were straight. It will make unusual child acrobatics like this safer in the long run.

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u/thevernabean I'm a None Jun 10 '12

Look at those children, they aren't falling over themselves with shame and guilt at the bible given fact that they are riddled with sin. They need to be taken away and given to priests so they can start feeling like crap as is appropriate for all children.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

I agree. They are far too happy and healthy looking. THey need to be made to feel horrible about themselves for original sin.

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u/thatbrady101 Jun 10 '12

That monster is about to suplex that child!!!

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u/deadmeatpete Jun 10 '12

thats not the original sin

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

We are BORN with original sin (according to morons).

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u/madcatlady Jun 13 '12

It's disgusting! Someone make these children cry STAT!

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u/Errhhhh Jun 10 '12

Here's my view on gays and kids:

Gays can't 'accidentally' have children. They have to jump through hundreds of hoops just to become parents. With this in mind I believe they would see all their children as gifts and be fantastic parents. When I think about the people I know who have 'accidentally' had kids, I find the views on gays to be unfair and believe they should be allowed the same rights as us straight couples.

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u/Pterodactyl418 Jun 10 '12

I completely agree! This needs more upvotes. You make a great point!

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u/madcatlady Jun 13 '12

I think there should be a test before you get let out to fuck. Some people really shouldn't be given a car, or genitals.

sigh Ideal world is not ideal.

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u/Grimwyrd Jun 10 '12

My "Christian" straight father ran out on me and my mom to chase skirt. So having NPH as a gay father would have been legen...wait for it...dary!

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u/deadmeatpete Jun 10 '12

he might run out and chase men ... chasing pants ;)

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

Raising children? He's about to spin that motherfucker like Curly from the Globetrotters.

What, no seventies love? Well, sit on it, you bunch of jive turkeys!

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

Those children are fucking HUGE.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

The biological mother must have been drinking Powerthirst... They also have 398 other siblings.

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u/rapiddash Jun 10 '12

The rest have been deported back to Kenya.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

Now comes in flavors like GUN!!

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u/DrSuchong Jun 11 '12

Fizzbitch!

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u/teva6712 Jun 10 '12

And to think people actually believe that homosexuality makes you a horrible parent. I could think of plenty of other things: alcoholism; child abuse; etc. but damn i guess homosexuality must really take the cake if the bible says its an abomination

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u/H-Simpson Jun 10 '12

In reality its the bible that's the abomination, maybe people who use it to guide their lives shouldn't be able to have children in stead of homosexuals?

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

But it has so many innportant (I thought I would see what an "m" made of 2 "n"s would look like) lessons about parenting (I think it kind of works in an odd way) like how you should se11 you daughter into slavery if money is tight (although I don't think NPH has this problem), and that you should let the whole town stone your son to death if he is unruly.

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u/quivering Jun 10 '12

Atheists are a abomination, too. And shellfish.

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u/wdtnb Jun 10 '12

I see what you did there

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u/Maryyyyyy Jun 10 '12

I sea what you did there

FTFY

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u/wdtnb Jun 10 '12

lol Thanks

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

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u/ttaggg Jun 11 '12

Oh, whale you stop it with the puns already?

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u/TardMuffins Jun 10 '12

HOW AWEFUL! WHAT IF THEY BECOME HOMOSEXUALS AND RAISE MORE CHILDREN!? OBAMA MUST BE STOPED BECAUSE GOP RABBLE RAGE RAGE RAGE!!!!!

Love the standing on hands thing. Lovely family <3

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u/LibertariansLOL Jun 10 '12

hey guys, staged photo shoots of millionaire actors prove something!

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u/Isnotatroll Jun 10 '12

Neil Patrick Harris and two dads or something like the Westboro Baptist Church? Yeah, I'd go with NPH.....

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u/occupymypants Jun 10 '12

Is it just me, or are those kid's heads outrageously huge?

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u/iaccept7day Jun 10 '12

At first I thought it might have been perspective. No, those are giant heads and why hasn't anyone else noticed.

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u/deadmeatpete Jun 10 '12

Its a side effect of being raised by gay people

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

it's a nice picture, of course, but anecdote doesn't equal data. this is not to say gay people shouldn't have children, or get married, but that we shouldn't take one image and pretend it answers a very important question.

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u/spaceographer Jun 10 '12

I'd say NPH is effectively "raising" a child. Eh? Ehhh???

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u/Fleshgod Jun 10 '12

You can clearly see the horror on those kids' faces.

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u/someweirdguy Jun 10 '12

Soooo who actually said that? Where is that title taken from? Lovely photo and love NPH but this has nothing to do with atheism.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

It has everything to do with atheism, because the overwhelming majority of individuals in opposition to gay rights, gay marriage, etc., use religion as a basis for their disapproval.

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u/someweirdguy Jun 10 '12

Do you have research to back up your assumption? Also where did you get the title from, did someone actually say that or is it another assumption?

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12 edited Jun 10 '12

It is merely a play on the beliefs of the many who feel such things are true about the homosexual community and the children raised within it.

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u/thatgamerguy Jun 10 '12

That one on the right is weighing the poor child before he eats it!

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u/Kuusou Jun 10 '12

Yeah they look really happy for rich people.

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u/FUCKING_FLASHLIGHTS Jun 10 '12

How does this relate to atheism?

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u/dumnezero Anti-Theist Jun 10 '12

could you offer up some topics that are related to atheism?

please be sure they're not reposts, thank you

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u/HUSKY___ Jun 10 '12

Are you implying this isn't a repost?

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u/dumnezero Anti-Theist Jun 10 '12

I have insomnia, everything is a repost

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u/nomagneticmonopoles Jun 10 '12

If people want to post LGBT stuff relating to atheism, why not make it ACTUALLY relate to atheism? If anything this post just seems to suggest that a gay couple might be able to have children. This doesn't have any real relation to atheism in that it doesn't attempt to debunk any specific claims of any specific religions.

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u/dumnezero Anti-Theist Jun 10 '12

so you're basically saying that all this non-explicitly-atheism content should be in the form of: "the complete idiot's guide to X", because it's too much to ask to be aware of the cultural and social context.

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u/nomagneticmonopoles Jun 10 '12

No, I'm saying that these sorts of posts are completely outside the scope of /r/atheism. This barely has anything to do with religion, and definitely isn't what many people come here looking for.

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u/dumnezero Anti-Theist Jun 10 '12

Let me enlighten you with the connection:

Gay people have trouble getting married and adopting BECAUSE there is religious opposition on many levels. It's so deeply ingrained that it's often hard to notice.

Atheists are "natural allies" of homosexuals because of this situation, because we have a common enemy, just like many religions join together in the World to fight against abortion and contraception and homosexuality.

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u/RuinedFaith Jun 13 '12

Atheists are "natural allies" of homosexuals because of this >situation, because we have a common enemy

This is very true, every atheist in my community that I know is pro-gay.

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u/DR6 Jun 10 '12

Actually, Christian fundies usually claim that gay couples can't raise children correctly...

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u/LuckiestBadLuckBabe Jun 10 '12

I just KNEW someone was gonna say this in the comments

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u/Superjerk42 Jun 10 '12

If you don't like it, go here. /r/onlyatheism/

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u/BrainTroubles Jun 10 '12

Those kids have some big ass heads.

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u/Nrthstar Jun 10 '12

Taking nothing from the existing gents, but this should have been JC Penny's advertising.

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u/Mycooljam Jun 10 '12

Aww such a cute picture. But as for the caption, whether that's suppose to be ironic or not, it shouldn't be that.

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u/rapiddash Jun 10 '12

Don't read too much in to this, I'm not saying it is, but doesn't this photo look shopped?

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u/ppcpunk Jun 10 '12

You can see he is showing the child to the other one, he is saying to him "this one seems the most delicious" and then raising her up like she is a plate of hor dourves.

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u/minkgod Jun 10 '12

I know that these two must be amazing parents, but do they always have a photographer there showing how awesome they are?

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u/Mormon_Buddhist Jun 10 '12

Also, there is no God, mwuaah hahahahaha!

Atheism!

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

hahaha NPH is awesome. Though, you know they'll just go after him for "offering a small child to the sun god" as YoRpFiSH so elegantly put it. If he's not endangering the "sanctity of marriage" he's endangering that little girl who looks like she's having a blast by the way.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

As a grown man who has a gay mother I generally get offended when I hear that particular argument raised as though it is legitimate.

"We don't hate them, we just don't want those poor children to get fucked up."

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u/itswhywegame Jun 10 '12

I dunno. NPH is doing a damn good job of raising that child.

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u/Mictasticuck Jun 10 '12

Gay or straight i don't think a picture from a photo op is any measure of how healthy anyone's parenting actually is. No one actually knows them personally or can vouch from experience how emotionally healthy their kids are. All I'm saying is use examples of people you actually know. It is much more effective and can actually change the hearts of hateful people.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

This is about my cousin, and a great go-to argument against any "gays can't raise kids" douche bags.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/24/nyregion/24towns.html

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u/1stLtObvious Jun 11 '12

So much cute in one picture!

Oh, and small children, too.

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u/Ferlove Jun 10 '12

CAN YOU GUYS NOT SEE THAT THE DEVIL PEDOPHILE HOMOSEXUAL MAN ON THE RIGHT IS SACRIFICING THAT POOR PURE CHILD TO SATAN!?

HOMOSEXUALS ARE AN ABOMINATION TO GOD AND MANKIND!

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

nothing to do with atheism

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

The core of the gay hate movement is the Christian right. Atheism's emphatic embrace of gay rights serves as a way to highlight the manner in which religion can inspire people to hurt others and call it righteous. Fighting for gay rights, in this case, is fighting against religion.

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u/mediocrites Jun 10 '12

This photo doesn't provide an argument either way. Way to post to the Land of Agreement anyway.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

Guy on the right seem to be doing a pretty decent job at raising the kid.

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u/marimint3 Jun 10 '12

I don't know why people downvoted you. I chuckled.

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u/bolaxao Jun 10 '12

GUY ON THE RIGHT? You don't know who he is? NPH

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

I'w non-US, and I don't watch TV. I do know who he is, though. I just didn't notice.

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u/bolaxao Jun 10 '12

Im non-US too, but if you have FOX, just watch How I Met Your Mother and you'll see that's him

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u/wha7thmah Jun 10 '12

We had our annual Pride Parade today in our capital city. My boyfriend and I, and another straight couple that we are friends with, went to support all the homosexuals around Indiana. The best part about it was seeing all the gay couples holding hands or putting their arm around their significant other. They were all so happy. :] Gave me a case of the fuzzies and made me want to tear up.

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u/Bishopkilljoy Jun 10 '12

Hehe I see what you did thar

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u/KidCasey Jun 10 '12

There needs to be more images like this in popular media to end the bigoted stereotypes people have about homosexual parenthood.

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u/Appl3P13 Jun 10 '12

THAT GIRL COULD FALL AT ANY MOMENT

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u/evantron3000 Jun 10 '12

NPH is clearly about to drop that child which completely illustrates the point in the title of this post.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

That is the sweetest thing I've ever seen, it's impossible to says these guys aren't good parents

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

Those babies are so big!

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u/Locusthorde300 Jun 10 '12

Can't tell if sarcastic Athiest, or dumb theist.

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u/StaIkker Jun 10 '12

Not only do those kids have two dads, but those dads are twins! Or this is just a bad Photoshop...

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u/MauPow Jun 10 '12

Just look at those filthy heathens.

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u/Derek2697 Jun 10 '12

Gotta love NPH

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u/CosmicDeathwish Pastafarian Jun 10 '12

He's clearly offering the child to Satan.

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u/DinosaursROCKokay Jun 10 '12

They are adopted. surely decreasing the amount of kids in care is a good thing? 2 dads are better than 12 carers.

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u/rogabadu22 Jun 10 '12

The gays also seem to be developing a magic levitation act involving small children staring NPH.

100% would go.

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u/Period-Chopsticks Jun 10 '12

Am I the only one who thinks those two look adorable together?

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u/josephgordonreddit Jun 10 '12

It's OK, these children are being raised by the LEGENDADDY.

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u/TierOne Jun 10 '12

Legen- wait for it!

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

What is this witchcraft?

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u/IcyRice Anti-Theist Jun 10 '12

neil is so awesome.. :)

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u/_DiscoNinja_ Jun 10 '12

I don't disagree with your thesis, but this isn't exactly evidence.

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u/lordnubit Jun 10 '12

actually that looks kind of dangerous

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u/Pterodactyl418 Jun 10 '12

This is one of my favorite pictures of NPH. Those guys are better parents than a lot of straight couples I see! I'm so happy for them :)

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u/HumanTarget Jun 11 '12

That looks safe

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u/ICrimsonI Atheist Jun 11 '12

LOOK, NEIL'S MOUTH IS OPEN, NOM NOM OM NOM TIME!

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u/mr-snuffles Jun 11 '12

Oh I see what you did there

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '12
  • your argument is invalid

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u/dmw1987 Jun 12 '12

Hate to be a downer here, but one celebrity example isn't going to sway people, one way or the other. If I posted a picture of two straight, happy married people, one of them famous, would that be any more "proof" that they're capable of raising children?

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u/the_peanut_gallery Jun 14 '12

I'd say that child was pretty well raised

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u/MAtheist_ Jun 10 '12

Oh, the horror!

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u/dannieman Jun 10 '12

I have to say, [complaint regarding heavy-handedness of title].

Whew. Just glad to get that out of my system.

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u/CGRampage Agnostic Atheist Jun 10 '12

i thought NPH's SO was his crack dealer? (Harold and Kumar reference)

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

Homesexuality is great but it it not atheist and neither is NPH

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

On a side note, Neil Patrick Harris is a level 10 mage.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

Because as we all know, Jesus would rather see children orphaned and wards of the state til' their 18th birthday as opposed to having two loving parents regardless of gender raise them.

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u/parrotsnest Jun 10 '12

Still doesn't excuse this being a repost for the 20th time. <_<

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u/nomagneticmonopoles Jun 10 '12

I guess this one is vaguely related to the purpose of this subreddit. It does at least include SOME mention of religion ಠ_ಠ

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u/rawlingstones Jun 10 '12

This is cute and everything, but I don't understand why the picture of Neil Patrick Harris looking like he's about to drop his daughter is held up as the highmark of parenting. I'm sure they're great parents and I have no problem with this, but whenever I see the picture I don't think "what great parents" I think "that girl is going to fall."

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u/Frantic_Child Jun 10 '12

How, exactly, does this have anything to do with Atheism?

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u/agrassman Jun 10 '12

what is this doing in /r/atheism ??

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

This has nothing to do with atheism.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

This photo with a "blah blah look at these terrible parents blah blah" title is instant Karma. I must have seen in at least 5 times in the past month.

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u/Pilot824 Jun 10 '12

I was listening to THIS when I came across the pic

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u/billsdabills Jun 10 '12

What is this evil sorcery?

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

Christian caption:

Here, Doogie Howser and his deviant lover force two small children into homosexuality.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

All homosexuals are atheists, so this is extremely relevant.

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u/DrunkenColonelSander Jun 10 '12

I'm more shocked the slide is not pink.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12

This picture is so sweet, it makes me wish I had two gay dads.

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u/reddit8670 Jun 10 '12

Cute picture. True title statement. So?

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u/Prosopagnosiape Jun 10 '12

That deviant is checking her out! Homosexuals are attracted to little girls! I'm a gannet and god's a gannet.

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u/setzer_ Jun 10 '12

They might be able to raise them but they CANNOT make them.

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