I’ve been known as a violent, loco, unholy Coast banga my whole entire life. All I ever represented in my life was violence. Everyday of my life, morning, noon, and night I was violent. My means of communication was always violence because it seemed to me that people […]
There’s a lot of it. And of course, there is complaining, and then there’s complaining. Complaining about a true injustice or bit of unfairness is one thing. Understandable, and it should be dealt with (constructively and in an adult manner, of course). But all too often in prison, […]
Many people accuse atheists of just being negative (you’re defined by what you don’t believe) and having no moral or ethical alternative to offer. But like most beliefs about atheism, this just isn’t true. There is humanism. It has a long tradition, going back to the Ancient Greeks […]
I’ve noticed that religious guys in prison are kind of like religious guys everywhere: they’re out-and-out victims of the confirmation bias. That is, they find a belief that seems to work for them, and run with it. No attempt is made to look at this belief critically. If […]
I’ve talked about this before, how the data suggests that atheists act better than religious people. Here’s something else. Where are the atheist crazies? I can’t find them. Whereas religion has plenty. There are no atheists who deny their children modern medicine (like Jehovah’s Witnesses and Christian Scientists). […]
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