Archive for April, 2009

“You Need To Die”

Posted in Uncategorized with tags , , , , , , on April 25, 2009 by RJ Evans

It’s Friday evening.  It’s was a beautiful, windy day here in Oklahoma.  I just had the carpets cleaned by my good friend Sue and her girlfriend(they’re lesbians-oh perish the thought).  I’m waiting for the carpets to dry before I put the furniture back into place.  I checked my email a little while ago and discovered that a comment needed to be moderated here.  The comment came from Leo of Indiana (ip address 69.245.225.186 , c-69-245-225-186.hsd1.in.comcast.net) in response to “Suffer the Children of Religion” He used the email addy of jakob342@msn.com. His comment simply said “You need to die”.  Hmmm…  a threat?  It wouldn’t be the only one I have received over the years.  It certainly won’t be the last.  But, I find it amusing that these threats never amount to anything other than Internet bravado.  When I was still broadcasting my show “American Heathen®” I received more than one threat of violence, and each time I invited the potential assailant to try, LIVE, on-the-air.  I also informed them that I’m not afraid of death, nor of the consequences of their failure to succeed.  By no means do I need to posture, I simply stated fact.  The facts are easy to embrace.  I live in a free society.  Therefore, my voice cannot be silenced by verbal or written threats.  If the only way to silence me is through violence, then the potential assailant must be ready to accept the fact that I shoot back.  More importantly, they also must accept that they have an equal chance at meeting their demise, as do I, under the circumstance of said violence.  Fifty fifty odds is more than acceptable to me.  Of course, the assailant could easily resort to cowardly acts.  Meeting face to face is probably not the forte of most zealots.  Instead, the coward might choose a bomb, or perhaps a sniper rifle.  But, no matter.  I cannot be intimidated by either.

This is the danger of religion.  The end justifies the means.  If it doesn’t agree with a particular religious world view, it must be silenced, quelled, or terminated.  I don’t think Leo realizes just how much his threat/wish is the same as those who flew passenger jets into the World Trade Towers.  I have to ask you Leo (a name that is most likely fictitious)… Are you a religious terrorist?  Has your skydaddy belief sucked you so deeply into the chasm of hate and bigotry that any hope of reason is lost in the shit trough of religious zealotry you have apparently so readily fed from?

Folks… I will not cower.  I will not live in fear.  I have said it before, and I will say it again for all to hear.  Religion may hasten my death, but it will not silence freedom.  It will not bury logic, reason and science.  So, keep the threats coming.  Please.  Show your ignorance, your hate, your bigotry, your disdain.  Even better, show me your christard, godidiot love.  In the meantime, I’ll wait patiently for your violent response with a smile on my face, and my weapon at my side.

Ah! Com’on! Have a Little Faith!

Posted in Uncategorized with tags , , , , , , , , , on April 8, 2009 by RJ Evans

At a gun range in central Florida, a little “faith” went a long way toward facilitating the murder/suicide of a mother and her son.  Forty four year old Mary Moore took her son to the gun range one day, with the intention of killing him, and herself.  Through her strength of faith, she succeeded.  In suicide notes to her boyfriend Mary wrote several times, “I’m so sorry.  I had to send my son to heaven and myself to hell”.  Her twenty year old son Mitchell Moore took turns with his mother shooting at targets that day, oblivious to the fact that his life rested in the hands of “faith” and the cold reality of religious zealotry in the demented mind of his mother.  While Mitchell drew a bead on his paper target, his mother drew a bead on the back of his head and pulled the trigger.  Family members found several audio tapes and three suicide notes.  They turned them over to police.  In one of the notes Mary wrote, “”I’m sorry to do this in your place of business, but I had to save my son. God made me a queen and I failed. I’m a fallen angel. He turned me into the anti-Christ.”  Mary said she could have killed only herself but felt she had to “save” her son and do it in a public way so the world could also be saved. “Hopefully when I die, there will be 1,000 years of peace.”  Apparently, she had enough “faith” huh?

The naysayers will point at the gun, gun laws, and a whole host of other contributing factors.  Many will simply write this incident off as a mentally deranged mother.  In point of fact, she had been involuntarily committed to a mental hospital in 2002.  But, in the end analysis, the justification for this act of carnage lay solely upon “faith”.  This simple and clear fact underscores the danger of religious faith.  “Faith” is easily used to justify ANYTHING the faithful desires.  From war, to murder, suicide, rape, child molestation, opposition to gay marriage, abortion, prayer in schools…the list of crimes and bullshit is endless.  “Faith” is an excuse to execute ANY act which the faithful deem righteous under their godidiot belief system.  In the minds of the faithful, they are the executors of their skydaddy’s will (whatever they want it to be) and regardless of their mental state, it is this “faith” that forges the foundation and final justification for these acts.  What’s worse, no one really knows the mental state of every godidiot on the planet.  It could easily be assumed that anyone who believes in a skydaddy has at least a minor problem with their elevator.

One has to wonder what might have transpired if Mary Moore  had not been infected by the mythical skydaddy disease.  Would she have simply chosen to kill herself, and not her son, knowing as most Atheists do, the true finality of death?  Would she have killed herself and her son knowing that her son’s potential to lead a happy life was more important than her internal struggle?   Would she have shown restraint against her suicidal tendencies, choosing to deal with her problems on a more realistic level, based on reason and logic?

In the end, two people are dead, and “faith” is ultimately to blame.  It gives excuse to the inexcusable.  It gives power to those who choose to run roughshod over those who do not agree.  It empowers the mentally ill, giving them an imaginary grand stage to execute the wicked, exercise demons, and commit murder.  It consumes the faithful in a dense fog of delusion, and is the ultimate justification for walking  through life deaf, dumb, and blind.

But, hey!  It’s just a couple of dead people, right? The skydaddy’s got them now. Besides,  it was just a mentally ill woman who apparently didn’t really get to know Jebus!  Or, maybe she just didn’t have enough faith?  Ah, com’on!  Have a little faith!

Bone Heads

Posted in Uncategorized on April 8, 2009 by RJ Evans

I’m quite amused by the lack of attention to detail by the christards that visit this site.  Tonight, for example, I have received multiple comments from a christard by the name of John.  John thinks he has all the answers.  The answer of course is a skydaddy.  John thinks his skydaddy shit don’t stink.  Unfortunately for John, each one of his comments has hit the shitcan following a brief read.  I find his arguments/diatribes amusing and trite.  But, what John and others have failed to do is READ the about portion of this site.  It CLEARLY states the requirements for publishing comments.

I have also discovered that many who are watching the “Sad…So, so Sad…and sadly true” are NOT watching the entire video.  They are watching with a closed mind and a godidiot agenda.  Hmmmm… maybe they can’t bare the truth?

ROFLOL!  Bone heads all!

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