jackschmittusa
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What a biggoted remark. How do you get off claiming that you have to believe in some god to have morals or that those who don't live for nothing and anything goes.
I can tell you right off the top that I take no stock in ancient folklore about mystical beings. I respect others, their property, and grant them all the same rights as I would ask for myself. I have led a more moral life than many so called "believers". And I choose a live and let live attitude toward others who also respect my rights.
And please define "live for something greater". Is this some social goal or just believing in some magical entity?
I find it extremely funny how if you actually try to live for something greater, and have morals...being a "hypocrite" is so horrible.
While those who live for nothing, who have no morals, are held to code... anything goes..
somehow in your sick mind those people are held in greater esteem than those who fail to live up to a code of morality.
AT LEAST THEY ARE NOT HYPOCRITES!
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What a biggoted remark. How do you get off claiming that you have to believe in some god to have morals or that those who don't live for nothing and anything goes.
I can tell you right off the top that I take no stock in ancient folklore about mystical beings. I respect others, their property, and grant them all the same rights as I would ask for myself. I have led a more moral life than many so called "believers". And I choose a live and let live attitude toward others who also respect my rights.
And please define "live for something greater". Is this some social goal or just believing in some magical entity?