So You Know Those Moral Lesson Stories?

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The ones that are often posted by facebook slacktivists. They tend to feature notable people, like Einstein proving that God exists. This may not go over well here, but I think I've found the greatest parody of parodies.

 

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The ones that are often posted by facebook slacktivists. They tend to feature notable people, like Einstein proving that God exists. This may not go over well here, but I think I've found the greatest parody of parodies.


LOL. Where did you get that?

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The entire thing is great. I lose it every time when God shows up and enacts a flat tax, when it transitions from him being fired to immediately dying of AIDS and being cast into the lake of fire, and the "Semper Fi p.s. Close the borders" send off. I've read it more than a dozen times.
 
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Seen it before actually.
I could of sworn it was here.
Yikes, bad memory....

Oh! Right, it was in the American Politics section.Was posted a week or so after I joined more or less. In reply to a far-right conservative either trolling or just being more than a little fringe nutcase-y.
I can't be arsed to go looking for it though(Not to mention that would be a bit pointless).
 
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You know I actually started off in the politics section back before I was Catholic. As you can see by my registration date, it was a fun time. But I can't go back there now. Makes my blood boil to watch the partisanship. The Neocons are the worst, I think, because they're intellectually dishonest, but the Liberals are pretty bad with their smugness (and it takes an interesting person to be liberal, atheist, and come to a Christian forum with the intent of engaging in bitter debates, no offense meant if that's you). At least here there's only a couple die-hards on either side, and I can name all of them using a hand and a half maximum.
 
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Yeah, I see both.

Though I must admit, while there are...currently 8(was around 4, but doubled because of election season or something) right-wing posters roughly that I can't stand; there are, or should I say have been(due to being more likely to get banned) 3 or 4 left-wing posters that, while not irritating me as much, still stick to their guns long after being proved wrong, or bring up political non-issues.

I came here for a few reasons(In order of most relevant to my decision to come here.):
1) To clear up misconceptions about gay people, atheists and liberals.
2) To learn about Christianity and how Christians interact with one-another.
3) I was sick of only talking with people who tend to agree with me, and was worried I may not being seeing the full picture because of such.
 
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