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Pastafarians

AlbertCat

(17,505 posts) Fri Jun 26, 2015, 08:22 AM Jun 2015

Are you afraid to go into the kitchen? [View all]

Last edited Fri Jun 26, 2015, 08:53 PM - Edit history (1)

I mean, some folks in another group are quaking in their boots because.....

.... well, I'm not quite sure, unless they've fallen for the RW meme that the tragedy in the Charleston African American church had something to do with religion and wasn't a racist act. But why would such GOP lying talking points be heeded on a Dem site?

We Pastafarians have been called a hoax, a parody, not real! But I don't feel persecuted. It's not in the nature of pirates and pasta to feel anything but grateful our DNA came together as it did!

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Are you afraid to go into the kitchen? [View all] AlbertCat Jun 2015 OP

The persecution complex is ingrained in Christianity. Warren Stupidity Jun 2015 #1

Of course, I am afraid to go into the kitchen. Curmudgeoness Jun 2015 #2

Only if I drop acid and the stove looks like this; A HERETIC I AM Jun 2015 #3

Well that's pretty sad to have a right-wing meme be used at DU. trotsky Jun 2015 #4

Well that's pretty sad to have a right-wing meme be used at DU. AlbertCat Jun 2015 #7

That's the funny part. I was banned and wasn't even being contentious. AtheistCrusader Jun 2015 #11

There has been an SoP alert on this thread LostOne4Ever Jun 2015 #5

received an alert on this thread from a DUer who currently can not post. AlbertCat Jun 2015 #9

Someone must not have anything better to do. AtheistCrusader Jun 2015 #10

If only there was some way to separate persecution complexes from religion. AtheistCrusader Jun 2015 #6

... trotsky Jun 2015 #8

If I were someone who had my pathetic, homophobic head explode today skepticscott Jun 2015 #12

It was a good day, wasn't it. AtheistCrusader Jun 2015 #13

I think there is a silent minority skepticscott Jun 2015 #14

It was if you're a decent, empathic human being, mr blur Jun 2015 #15

That must be why Religion and Interfaith were pretty much a ghost town yesterday. AtheistCrusader Jun 2015 #16

I need a link to that thread edhopper Jun 2015 #17