Coulter has it’s own field of study. That woah-man is a force unto itself. The conservative version seems to attempt to imitate. It’s like watching “Red Eye w/Greg Gutfield” on late night Faux News try to pull a Colbert.

I can change the comment distribution if you like. I have a small army of passionate non-believers at http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2204609276.

You are dead on about the Christians failing to lift the veil. On Facebook, the atheists have all but “won”, much like Youtube and YTMND. The most comments on any Christian forum at any time are by Atheists, no exceptions. We are the blood in the veins in the culture war. Like Paine’s “Common Sense”, lifting the veil, with utter disregard for our own privacy, exposing society’s failure to offer a basic foundation of equality of conscience. We are the echo of Jefferson’s prophetic and enduring oath, “eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind.”

I often unleash the wrath of the religious and that’s when the craziest stuff gets said, the classics on this blog are, “demons exist” and “Mutation is nothing more than movement of molecules.., ONLY GOD KNOWS how people can believe that we came into existence by random movements of molecules.”

Dane, the Stern effect is a good way to call it. Isn’t the Coulter effect the conservative version of the Stern effect? Say and do the most outrageous things to get attention?

Right… we are gluttons for the perverse. Our repressive nature towards our own sexuality, brutality, fantasies, wishes, and desires costs us dearly in the realm of balanced common sense.

To top all this off, I believe the single most disgusting movie in the past 20 years was actually the “Smashin of the Christ”. Watching hordes of these families bringing their kids to watch it, was, in a word, mesmerizing. (I personally only saw clips from The God Who Wasn’t There)

I know I’ll be shopping at the local Borders, and I always donate to charities directly, as to avoid giving money to organizations that see it fit to feed people with bibles. Beyond Borders and Papa Murphy’s literacy program is solid, and the added benefit of a better informed citizenry, to which literacy equates to religious inoculation.

Sorry, I’m not as anti-theist as I come off… Romney’s diatribe really did shake me a bit… I’d also like to add that I’ve read Dr. Dobson’s work on Child Development, and I am thoroughly unimpressed. His reductionism pro approach to psychology is effective in damaging the honorable science. No true scientist, (not to be confused with the True Scotsman argument a priori) uses language that simply denotes an opinion on observations. His documentation, for instance, of Denmark’s failing heterosexual marriage was sound up until his conclusion used the information to promote his version of the traditional marriage structure (pregnant, barefoot, and in the kitchen). Dobson is a clown, and an embarrassment to the developmental psychology field, for which I already have ill feelings toward (one cannot study metaphysical moral changes in humans, they should focus on the real numbers). His conclusion fits every generalized Reductio ad absurdum of theists.
X has lead to Y.
X is bad.
Y is bad.
Superior Moral Teaching of (random deity) leads to Z.
Z is good.
Force Z on progressive society with repressive congressional acts, all-the-while convincing people you like the idea of limited government.

I shouldn’t even be ranting about him. This is the author of such sanctimonious nonsense as “What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women” and cleverly prophetic “When God Doesn’t Make Sense” (There should have been a one sentence answer to this conundrum).

Focus on the Family indeed, keep them away from books and secular science, that’ll make your kids competitive. I seriously could go on… I’ll stop.