Matt and Trey Call Richard Dawkins "Bitchy"

During discussion about South Park episode "Go God, Go," Matt and Trey ADMIT to believing in God and call reading Dawkins' book "The God Delusion" UNBEARABLE!

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[ucandrinkmytea]

Congratulations to Matt Stone who JUST GOT MARRIED!!!

[ucandrinkmytea]

@ucandrinkmytea My apologies...Matt Stone got married in 2008.

[mdossantos047]

Religions get shit on: Hilarious

Atheism gets shit on: You guys have a stick up your ass

So what you guys are saying here in the comments, is that you're disappointed in Stone and Parker because they don't believe in the same thing that you do? And that's a reason to lose all interest and respect for them? You guys are fucking hypocrites. It's absolutely disgusting.

Live and let live. Who gives a fuck who believe what. Stop being smug, pretentious bastards and take a joke.

[mojojojo2999]

@ucandrinkmytea haha

[KramerUSA]

"We're not trying to preach our opinion, because we don't know what it is"

Brilliant. That's really the only logical feeling on anything involving those religious or philosophical debates that amount to nothing.

[EXTREMEANIMALS]

Dawkins really is bitchy.

[KrazyKommieKiller]

Haha at all the butthurt atheists proving these guys right.

[riKringkast]

@mdossantos047 Because religion allows people to commit aforementioned acts of cruelty with a good conscience, whereas common reason and morality norms do not. It's very simple, and I fail to see any apparent flaw in this argument.

Stoning is a punishment commonly associated with the Qur'an, so I understand why you're having trouble relating to it. Consider instead the act of genital mutilation (circumcision). Horrible by any moral standard, but deemed a-ok by biblical standards.

[mdossantos047]

@riKringkast You must see the flaws in what you're saying. How is it that religion is wicked if most religious people agree that something such as stoning or rape is wrong? The same could be said about anything else that is meant for good when one person misuses it for their own personal gains. Doesn't make the thing evil

[riKringkast]

@mdossantos047 No. No that's not what I'm saying at all. I see your point very clearly, but it appears you do not fully comprehend mine.

Religion allows good people to do horrible things, because actions done in the name of God do not require any logical reasoning. It doesn't matter if it's 1 person or 1 million people who stone. It's religion that's inherently wicked, not the people practicing it. That's why I said I'm sure your grandmother is a nice person; most religious people are.

[guwest2]

these chaps are so inarticulate. They sound like teenagers.

[mdossantos047]

@riKringkast So, by stating that my grandmother is a good person and not all people are like her, are you basically saying that most religious people are the ones stoning people to death?  Do you see the point that I'm making here? Sure, religion has been the cause for some terrible things, but those are extremists and do not apply to most of the population. Like most people cite the Westboro Church for the evils of Christianity but forget the fact that they only have 100 members

[riKringkast]

@mdossantos047 About the hypocrisy being a weak point:

It is hypocritical to revel in the "glory" of religion taking a bashing and go crying to mommy when the table's turned, you're right about that one. But when held up to all the horrible things religion has led to throughout history, the hypocrisy argument amounts to nothing more than a drop in the ocean of reasons to detest religion.

I'm sure your grandmother is a wonderful human being. Unfortunately, not all people are like her.