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Well I am starting up a new site on the site now so I may not have time in future to keep this site maintained. I cannot reveal the location of the site ;) because this blog was started under an anonymous guise and I’d like to keep it that way.

I’m looking at a lot of changes happening right now; money is a vital issue I really need to take charge upon what with the upcoming festive period. What I really wanted to blog about here is a rant about… atheists.

I have no problem with atheists. I also have no problem with theists. However I do have a problem with those who try to push their beliefs on me. Now you might assume that this applies only to theists. But it doesn’t. I am sick and tired of people constantly trying to make me an atheist online. You suck. You are spineless, cowardly and have no guts, hiding behind your wall from which you can call up your twisted illogical arguments. 

Now a good portion of my best mates are atheists. And they have never tried to do this. Except one… you know who you are ;). And I look at these people and realise that this is why they are my mates. Because they are tolerant people who actually like me for who I am.

Then I go onto the internet. I look at my favourite newsite, digg.com. And what do I find here? A hypocritical fan-base full of ignorant people who’d rather go up to someone and yell an argument in their face, then run away really quickly, throw stones and disappear without so much as waiting to think that the other person may wish to defend themselves.

Many times I have asked people not to try and insult other religions in the name of atheism, only to be told that my argument is “illogical” and I am “pushing my beliefs” on them. I have never tried to do this. So I put this out to all those Richard Dawkins out there: stop trying to convert me. I know you’ll probably rush up and say “We’re not trying to convert, merely make you see reason.” 

Well hey, I could say the exact same thing, couldn’t I? Against your atheism that is. Because atheism is a religion in a sense. It is a movement that believes that God doesn’t exist. No problem with that. I can see how they might think that; I’ve put myself in their shoes - hell I’ve put myself in the shoes of most religions to get a good outlook of who I really am. 

So I ask you: put yourself in my shoes. See how it is for the other side, constantly being under attack from this modern age movement.