And, apparently, today’s SJW outrage is that a “$#@# troll” atheist blogger got asylum in the US instead of “a Muslim or African”… Now, I don’t know this specific guy’s story, and he doesn’t seem to be from a Muslim majority country, and I’m perfectly willing to believe he’s an obnoxious troll, but at the same time, given the record of atheist bloggers from some countries getting hacked to death in public in broad daylight, an atheist blogger seems to be exactly the sort that asylum rules were designed for in a country that ostensibly prides itself on religious freedom…
(I mean, we can debate the merits of asylum at all, but if we’re allowing it, it seems like if the majority of your country think you should be killed for your professed ideas, that’s a pretty good reason… And, yes, the awkward thing is that the bulk of these cases will be from majority-Muslim countries… perhaps some people need to be willing to ask why this is so… And, the usual disclaimer that I know many perfectly nice Muslims. But the funny thing is, while I’m perfectly open about my irreligion with my traditional catholic friends, I’ve never felt comfortable mentioning to my Muslim friends that I’m an atheist…)
My Muslim friends know I’m an atheist and really don’t seem to care. I assume I select friends for being the kinds of people I would get along with; they are, at any rate, very nice folks.
I don’t know anything about this asylum case; I’ve been trying to avoid the SJW-outrage machine lately. (hahahah good luck.)
Yeah, I’ve mostly hidden the repeat offenders on the outrage front, but twitter recently decided to show me tweets from someone I know from real life (or else, the person from real life only just now discovered the Trump-is-a-poopy-head memes) and then, of course, on facebook, every so often a friend who normally shows restraint comments on a public post, and it’s hard to avoid reading… (Does Twitter have the equivalent of facebook “hiding”?… It is such a nice way of avoiding drama. Most people are perfectly decent in real life, for the most part…)
I don’t know. I keep people I know in real life and Twitter completely separate and on FB try to take a deep breath and remind myself that these folks might someday be useful if I get a flat tire and so I shouldn’t discuss politics with them.
Kind of frustrating when your BFF goes off the deep-end and there’s really nothing you can do about it, though. :(
Ya. Was thinking of a caricature similar to this pic. Maybe him kneeling down, huge-ass fro and a raised fist for BLM. And instead of the cow in the background, it would be his white parents who adopted him. So much hilarity to choose from.
I drew a thing. Feel free to steal it.
evolutionistx 
[…] Source: Evolutionist X […]
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A comma really changes the meaning there.
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“Thank God, I’m a country boy!” or “Thank God I’m a country, boy!” ? (I’m just quoting the song.)
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In retrospect, maybe it should have been “Thank God I’m a countryball.” Oh well.
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No one should ever put the Stars and Barsenal of the CSA with the vile stars and stripes
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The subject of the portrait would probably disagree.
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Lol most folks are utterly clueless and ridiculously under informed
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Is that a cow in the background?
The rudeness is good, though. It heightens the effect.
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Yup. Moo.
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Love that cow!! Ha ha! It’s all crooked!
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Thank you!
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And, apparently, today’s SJW outrage is that a “$#@# troll” atheist blogger got asylum in the US instead of “a Muslim or African”… Now, I don’t know this specific guy’s story, and he doesn’t seem to be from a Muslim majority country, and I’m perfectly willing to believe he’s an obnoxious troll, but at the same time, given the record of atheist bloggers from some countries getting hacked to death in public in broad daylight, an atheist blogger seems to be exactly the sort that asylum rules were designed for in a country that ostensibly prides itself on religious freedom…
(I mean, we can debate the merits of asylum at all, but if we’re allowing it, it seems like if the majority of your country think you should be killed for your professed ideas, that’s a pretty good reason… And, yes, the awkward thing is that the bulk of these cases will be from majority-Muslim countries… perhaps some people need to be willing to ask why this is so… And, the usual disclaimer that I know many perfectly nice Muslims. But the funny thing is, while I’m perfectly open about my irreligion with my traditional catholic friends, I’ve never felt comfortable mentioning to my Muslim friends that I’m an atheist…)
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My Muslim friends know I’m an atheist and really don’t seem to care. I assume I select friends for being the kinds of people I would get along with; they are, at any rate, very nice folks.
I don’t know anything about this asylum case; I’ve been trying to avoid the SJW-outrage machine lately. (hahahah good luck.)
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Yeah, I’ve mostly hidden the repeat offenders on the outrage front, but twitter recently decided to show me tweets from someone I know from real life (or else, the person from real life only just now discovered the Trump-is-a-poopy-head memes) and then, of course, on facebook, every so often a friend who normally shows restraint comments on a public post, and it’s hard to avoid reading… (Does Twitter have the equivalent of facebook “hiding”?… It is such a nice way of avoiding drama. Most people are perfectly decent in real life, for the most part…)
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I don’t know. I keep people I know in real life and Twitter completely separate and on FB try to take a deep breath and remind myself that these folks might someday be useful if I get a flat tire and so I shouldn’t discuss politics with them.
Kind of frustrating when your BFF goes off the deep-end and there’s really nothing you can do about it, though. :(
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Love this one. Can you draw a Kaepernick?
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Thanks!
Kaepernick is the football guy, right? What did you have in mind?
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Ya. Was thinking of a caricature similar to this pic. Maybe him kneeling down, huge-ass fro and a raised fist for BLM. And instead of the cow in the background, it would be his white parents who adopted him. So much hilarity to choose from.
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Well, countryballs don’t normally have legs… Did you have a particular flag in mind?
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