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I actually thought the explanation she gave was pretty neat. Everyone should be able to interpret the bible or whatever as they see fit, not have someone explain it for you.that doesn't mean someone can't ask why if they didn't know that was the intention
THis this thisokay then
forget that stuff I still hate themThey probably don't hate you, perhaps not having that level of comparable emotion.
I'm sorry, but anyone who wears their opinions or beliefs literally on their shirt probably doesn't have a problem with people talking about it. ;)I think the action should be "shouldn't", as they are individuals to be expected of such characteristic, yet they could be those who 'don't know what they're doing'.
I'm an atheist. But I still don't bash people about religion, or talk about it. :3I personally don't, I don't want the conflict. I'm terrible at debate, anyway.
I don't smoke, I wouldn't know.Please answer my question.
No, but when you had to try to act like some sort hee-larious morally superior fellow and ask them about what it means and then imply that they shouldn't be religious at all, then you are prying into their beliefs. And on top of that, going around pushing your religious alignment on others makes you look like a massive tool, no matter if you're atheist, jewish, muslim, christian, or whatever. Wearing a shirt about your religious alignment is not the same as pushing it on others. If she was wearing a shirt that said "GO TO CHURCH OR ROT IN HELL" then you're more than welcome to confront her, but as it stood she was just wearing a shirt that supports a alternative method of worship.Qwepir, the adjectives you have (according my observations in this topic, which are welcome to be disproved) presented have nothing to do with the situation that Iban was in. Iban did not waltz over to the woman and exclaim loudly that he was an atheist, and why her shirt was so horrible and atheistic and hypocritical. He just asked what it meant. That mere question only asks the meaning of the shirt, and honestly it seems like something a more religious person could ask with the same exchange of information as otherwise. Your description is heavily biased, pertaining more to stereotypes of the behavior of atheistic individuals rather than the behavior described in the original post. He didn't "confront" her, he just asked what it meant, hoping to have discovered another secular individual that he knows very few of personally.
I don't know, maybe he didn't want to give her a cigar.Is there some point you're trying to make?
I'm starting to believe that there was no cigar in the first place.wait isnt that the point of the phrase close but no cigar
