True Freethinker continues to do the media’s job for them as we parse between various atheist sects free press via public image interviews on the one hand and what they have to say on their own websites on the other.
We again are fed the victimhood, martyr, woe is me line:
“We aren’t trying to force anyone to become atheist. We are just trying to break the stereotype that atheists are mean or cold. We are just average people, like your friends or neighbors,” said Caroline Klein, IU student and public relations officer for the Indiana Atheist Bus Campaign.1
During a time of worldwide recession atheists are collecting hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations not in order to actually help anyone in real need but in order to attempt to demonstrate just how clever they think themselves to be-need anymore be said?
The Indiana Atheist Bus Campaign has wasted perfectly good money responding to an argument that no one has made as their bus ad reads,
You can be good without God.
Perhaps the slogan above could be worded in a manner more commensurate with atheism,
You can be good without God in that you can define ‘good’ according to your personal preference.
Considering that an expensive add responding to an argument that no one has made was their best group effort it does seem that they are victims after all; victims of well within the box group think.Other atheist bus ads and billboards related posts are:
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