Why do Christards maintain that state-sponsored fairness is unfair to them?

**CharlesDavenport** · 11-12-2009

Originally Posted by Rationalist

"Whaaaahhh, whhhhaaaah, the state is no longer allowing us to shove our beliefs down everyone else's throats, so we are being singled out for persecution!"

Can you fathom the depth of the pigheadedness inherent in an individual claiming that he is being treatd unfairly because the former status quo of him treating others unfairly is being ended?

By the way, "Christard" does not refer to all Christians, rather, only to those who deserve it.

Er..how did whatever this was rate 15 pages of responses, he asked ironically.

**Jefe** · 11-12-2009

Originally Posted by Captain Trips

Too funny.

And you even know better than that.

You want to cite wikipedia nonsense, go ahead. I showed you the facts about this long ago and you didn't want to believe them then, I don't expect you'll want to beleive them now.

Maybe someone else will waste effort showing your error

"America's not a Christian nation and never was"... keep up the lies, too bad you won't/can't accept the truth. Your choice to remain ignorant of history is nothing to me.

If you don't like the wikipedia page, there are plenty of other google hits for "Treaty of Tripoli": treaty of tripoli - Google Search

It's an interesting little document, and exposes some of the actual thinking back then (as opposed to us sitting here and thinking we know what the Founding Fathers intended on the subject).

**Jefe** · 11-13-2009

Originally Posted by Rationalist

"Whaaaahhh, whhhhaaaah, the state is no longer allowing us to shove our beliefs down everyone else's throats, so we are being singled out for persecution!"

Irony, gotta love it.

"Whaah whaah" indeed. Every thread you start is nothing but a weepy rant against Christians, and the rants are getting increasingly whiney.

Who has the persecution complex here?

*sniffle*

Somebody needs a hanky.