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how is this so accurate?
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What does any of that have to do with atheism?
He's stereotyping atheists as the kind of people to act the way the character in the meme does.
No I'm saying that athiests also typically post these kinds of memes typically the athiest Community on reddit and the side of the athiest Community that attacks, mocks argues in bad faith and enact online witch-hunts
And just to make it clear I'm not athiest and I do not support religons
The athiest Community particularly on reddit liked to frame things negatively and mock and attack people through generalisations
This image shares that and that's what I noticed and decided to make my comment on that
I probably should have mentioned in my previous comment that I noticed the similarities
These topics mentioned in the image have no reason to be framed in a negative light because they are not inherently negative
Anyone can use them for any intention, good or bad
And some of them can be used in discussion about scientific topics
I've noticed that athiests claim they support science but they still mock and attack anyone using science to constructively criticise them or scientific claims they support
Science needs to have criticism, praise and discussion from all sides, not just one