unapologetic

In the article about the boycott of US goods, they show this photo, saying that US products are turned upside-down in protest:

This is standard practice for Hienz. They even print their label upside-down with extra wide caps. Hienz bottles have been upside-down in my local (Pennsylvania) store for years.

The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom is a waste of taxpayer’s money that needs to be DOGEd.

From the Atlantic photos:

“An Indian army cadet performs drills at the Officers Training Academy in Chennai on March 7, 2025.”
WTF. He’s training to attack a kid?

What are freedom freckle parties?

My answers to the 30 questions:

1. Are you certain that God does not exist, or that you can’t know whether He exists?
A: I am certain that god exists as a fictional enforcer for a heaven/hell protection scam.

2. How do you know that?
A: From the manipulative actions of your cult and it’s followers.

5. Did y…[Read more]

Re. ‘The future of’

It’s a shame Tom Crooks didn’t have one of these on the day.

Re: Picking a fight. There is some good advice there, that I wish more xians would take.
2. Don’t assume that your atheist friends are secretly angry at God  (god is just a figurehead. we are angry with your religion.)
3. The Bible is …, but if you quote it to an atheist as an authority, it will be like your doctor explaining his diagnosis by…[Read more]

Nick Tiller’s categories ‘liar’ and ‘bullshitter’ aren’t different enough to make a difference to me. I’d call them ‘trumped-up’ categories.

Is sugar addictive?: Oh, absolutely. (as I sit here binging on egg nog)

What will humans look like in 50,000 years?:
We won’t necessarily evolve ‘better’. There are several flaws in us that are not being bread out. But instead being compensated for.
Take my poor eyesight for example. Maybe that trend can be halted with a gene therapy. But if Lazer surgery is cheaper, maybe not.
Lazer surgery being another way to…[Read more]

moral blank slates at birth?:
Babys are notoriously selfish. Not moral.
In the study, babies favored the ‘helper’ puppet, not out of morals or empathy for the ‘struggling’ puppet. But out of self interest.
We all want to be cared for. “Help me too”.
Morals in the test babies would have been reaching for the ‘struggling’ puppet, to help it also.