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30 September 2024
For Blasphemy Day
It's International Blasphemy Day -- a day to denigrate, mock, and denounce deeply-held spiritual beliefs of every kind! The day is observed every September 30, commemorating the publication of the Danish Muhammad cartoons in 2005. It is our absolute right, as part of our freedom of expression, to criticize and undermine this most poisonous and absurd class of ideologies, in whatever way we choose.
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Happy Blasphemy Day - I really enjoyed this post.
ReplyDeleteInfidel, I always support the right of others to vehemently disagree, including about matters of faith. (Assuming that violence doesn't follow.) Ironically, there are many of the memes you posted that I actually agree with. Further irony, it was science that lead me from my own atheism to belief in a Creator. ;)
ReplyDeleteMany good quotes. I'll have to remember that reverse exorcism line. Ha!
ReplyDeleteLady M: Glad you enjoyed it. This is one special day I always plan ahead to post for.
ReplyDeleteDarrell: I appreciate your endorsement of free expression even when it goes against your own views. The world would be a lot more peaceful if everyone could do that, but unfortunately many can't -- as the reaction to the original Muhammad cartoons showed.
Carol: The reverse exorcism quote was inspired. Religion in general has been a source of fear and incredulity for many of the greatest minds throughout history.
Darn, I'm a day late! Thanks for giving me some fresh material. I'm going to do a link to this post because I'm too lazy to do what you did.
ReplyDeleteOh no, the garlic most definitely works against vampires.
ReplyDeleteGetting rich selling bondage pics to the taliban is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteRicko: Thanks for linking!
ReplyDeleteAnon: You speak as if with authority. Are you a vampire?
Mary K: There's nothing those guys won't do for some hot goat action.
As usual, I'm late to the party. I have never heard of Blasphemy Day, but it's going on my calendar & I will happily observe it next year :)
ReplyDeleteAlways glad to help recruit an aspiring blasphemer.....
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