Atheists.
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I totally understand gramme. It's the control issue that I have a big problem with in modern society. So many people are so busy trying to make people live like they do: politically, sexually, religiously and culturally. It's as if, they don't fit YOUR accepted mold then they should be deemed irrelevant and treated as such. Personally I think all religion is a scam. But that's my belief and I'm fine with the knowledge that a large percentage of people do not agree with my individual truths. Actually, I wish that more people could see the beauty in our differences and not constantly try and mold the world in their ideals. The simple fact that no one really talks about is that none of us has any proof that our beliefs are supreme. So with that in mind, what gives anyone the right to try and move someone else from their un-proven faith to your un-proven faith?
Magnificent arrogance I guess. Might also have something to do with the fear of being wrong - propelling you to want everyone to believe what you do in the pursuit of security in numbers.