One day, we'll tell our grandchildren the story of how religion was hooted out of government. A single tear will roll down our cheeks as we stare off into the distance, our eyes growing unfocused as we watch a beautiful sunset. But then, the Alzheimer's will kick in and we'll be all "WHO ARE YOU PEOPLE? WHERE IS MY WIFE? ...Oh, I shit my pants."
You are a relic. When you die, you will you will realize that when you died that you never accomplished anything meaningful in your life. You will also be quickly forgotten.
"Religion" is one of the things protected by the hate crimes bill.
I guess they should have specifically protected "Christianity" or something. Or maybe they should have named "Pat Robertson and/or any other people who believe in superstitious claptrap."
I'm with you. It's satisfying to see someone live their twilight years in their own little hell, knowing that the beliefs they held so dear all their lives are now defunct or wrong. Kinda like Greenspan.
It's not as satisfying as knowing that he's dead and nobody is listening to him and telling him he's right. I have a feeling he gets too much visceral thrill from righteous indignation.