Look I'm all for religious tolerance but the only way you can interact with a church that would prohibit people from getting HIV treatment is to steal all the precious metals and burn it down.
r/atheism has had an amazing redemption arc this year
(or at least the political environment has changed in a way that greatly affirms it)
I'm not saying the subreddit has improved at all, I'm just saying that with all of the court rulings this year that have been favorable to the Christian right, it's kind of been a reminder to a lot of people that "oh yeah, the Christofascists really are as awful as Bill Maher, Richard Dawkins, etc. said they were". So "Reddit atheism" and "new atheism" don't seem as cringe as they did 5-6 years ago.
Folks, we love that health insurance is tied to employment, don't we? We wouldn't want M4A, because then you would lose your current insurance and gain nothing in return*!!
*We would gain better insurance, but still, we don't want that!
On the off chance that somebody could use medicine to enjoy sex, they would outlaw it for everyone.
Unless it's to treat erectile dysfunction.
medicine to enjoy sex, they would outlaw it for everyone.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_on_drugs
fuck it lets give the state to the Austin Red Guards at this point they'll do a better job
hey at least theyd leave a pigs head on this judges porch (pretty sure the red guards dont exist anymore anyway lol)
i want to do a Trotsky to every religious nutjob. Religion and money, the two poisons.
Are they going to add prostate exams done by male doctors as well? You know, cause that's kinda gay.
Just wanted to add that the idea that your boss gets to decide what kind of medical care you get is just hilariously decrepit.
:someone-you-forgot-to-ask: but unironically.
and so many people are just ok with this for the large part.eh, not the best take now that I think about it.The United States is an actual totalitarian dictatorship, it's just that the totalitarianism is outsourced to employers.
