this was a legendary stunlock.

Being an atheist is no where near as bad, but when my grandparents found out my brother was an atheist they locked him in a room with our pastor to explain the evil that had crept into his heart

As a gay atheist, I will say that my parents took me telling them I was an atheist pretty much just as poorly as me telling them I was gay

Hasan v. Chat is my favorite type of hasanabi clip

My family also doesn't know that I am black.

this is gonna sound fake but im jamaican, we have more churches than schools (most schools have a church attached) and people here are fucking psychotic. in eighth grade i stopped talking to a friend bc he was homophobic. word got out (small ass school, class of 25 or less) and a group of "popular' kids basically summoned me and started grilling me about my religious beliefs. when i said im atheist i got "my mom told me not to talk to people like you", "she worships satan" whatever whatever. a few minutes later a kid ran up behind me while i was talking to my cousin and started shaking me by the shoulders yelling "WHY DONT YOU BELIEVE IN JESUS" or some shit. that same friend i stopped talking to was like, begging me to become christian the same way kids beg for burger king on the way home. another friend in eighth grade almost stopped talking to me bc i said i believe in gay rights and she'd smack me when i talked about evolution (came up in class) or cursed around her. she was weird, even for here. when i was 18 i had a crush admit he only befriended me bc people are less likely to listen to you preach the good word if youre a stranger, then started going off about the whole rsid chip mark of the beast, end of days bs. fuck i mean, when i was in line at the passport office the lady sitting next to me just randomy got my attention and said something like "i just want to tell you that jesus is real, and you should submit to him for salvation blah blah blah." i didnt initiate a smidge of contact with this lady. i have no idea what triggered her, i was wearing a goth shirt maybe that i guess???? ive learned to just nod and smile politely when people start going off like that but it happens randomly and constantly here, even if youre not walking around screaming that god is fake and whatever. ive genuinely reached a point where im almost as nervous telling people im atheist as i am telling them im queer. almost. i still know to stay locked way at the back of the closet till i move somewhere people know how to be normal

Having come out as an atheist, then gay, then trans... yeah, atheists, be normal 😂

People definitely judge you for being atheist but it’s a lot easier to hide your atheist views than it is to hide your sexual orientation or gender identity I don’t know why hasan wants us to lie; I obviously wouldn’t bring up my religious views unprompted but if somebody genuinely asks then I’m not gonna lie. If they’re not grown up enough to accept my real answer then they suck

This is most likely anecdotal. When it comes to atheism in the Texas Latino community, things can get very bad. My ex was asked to go to a Jehovahs Witness event and declined. She keeped being pressed everytime she would decline to go to church and whatever sessions they had. Eventually, she had to tell them she was atheist and the entire church community shut her out. They will actively avoid her in the street, at her place of work, etc. She was no longer allowed to see her nieces and nephews. She was cut off from all her friends and family. I think for some communities, it's a lot worse than the majority of America I think what Hasan doesn't factor sometimes is that it can affect more than just the atheist, especially when you have children.

I actually doubt the chatter was lying abt being told they would burn in hell as a kid because I had the same thing happen to me, mainly in kindergarten. I would tell other kids I was an atheist (because my dad had told me what that was) and they'd tell me I was going to hell lmao. Sure it wasn't that big a deal but it does happen.

If theists can publicly declare that non-believers/homosexuals are going to hell, then they surely can tolerate a little "god isn't real" in response can't they?

I feel like coming out as an Atheist is indeed hard in non-american christian countries. I'm from the Philippines, my mom and grandma knows I'm gay, but they force me to go to church and get mad when I protest or complain. I can't imagine coming out as an atheist to them.

that nice bathroom message made me laugh out loud

This is probably because I grew up Mormon (read: in a cult), but not following the doctrine or openly admitting that you're an atheist will have you cut off from your entire family and everyone you grew up with. Mormons outside of Utah are more understanding in my experience, but it was very bad where I grew up in Salt Lake. Coming out as a lesbian was somehow less painful lmao. But I realize that is my very unique experience

Its not a systemic sort of thing, but rather very individualized and hyper-specific to your own experiences. So people who have had bad experiences in a very religious community probably do see it as an attack on their being. I haven't told my parents that I'm an atheist because they really don't care (and I often hear them questioning the existence of a God themselves), but I also don't really have any problem following religious customs that we perform as a community because I just see it more as a part of my culture. Chatters comparing it to coming out of the closet are crazy though. Like I'm also bi and it would be a hundred times easier to tell my family that I don't believe in a religion than tell them I like girls.

100% a lot of the people whining are out of their minds, but it really is a hard thing being stuck with extremely Christian parents as an atheist. Hasan absolutely doesn't understand how bad it can be, and it doesn't seem like he has any sympathy for anyone who is stuck either living a lie for their entire life or damaging their relationship with their parents. My parents are amazing, loving people, but they are huge Christians, and if I ever told them I wasn't Christian, it'd break their hearts. It's not at all oppression, but it's a constant source of anxiety in my life, and I don't know how I'm eventually going to tell them. Hasan is just horribly insensitive here fr, but chat is making it a little hard to be kind 😂

"just don't bring up/talk about your lack of religion" -man who has never been to highly religious areas in the midwest and south

I feel like this just boils down to Hasan wanting to make fun of Atheists and getting away with it lmao

Really appreciate this edit. I didn't see this stream, so I'm glad Hasan's commentary is still preserved.

In England being atheist, especially if you are white, is so expected that the idea of opposition to it is hilarious to me 😂. You can really grow up with literally no religion around you whatsoever

topics to avoid in chat unless you want hasan to drag you into the town square during a stunlock: atheism, cats, vegans. there's another one, but i can't remember.

I'm an atheist in POLAND and literally more people had a problem with me having long hair than being an atheist

ty love this. love your amazing editing and the joy your vids bring

I have a really cool trick that I've used all my life. It's called, not saying you're an atheist to your parents. It works wonders

So many people in chat conflating their religious trauma with their atheism like the atheism is the problem! If you find yourself reacting to religiosity or unable to tolerate it cause it's triggering, that doesn't mean that you're being oppressed for being an atheist. People can have religious trauma and still be theists, and their experiences are virtually identical!!

okay i can actually empathise when others say how "hard" it is to come out as an atheist because I am gay and I have come out to my family and I as well would say I'm atheist and have as well told my family with and between the two I in actuality got far more hate for being atheist than gay however in all honesty the country I live in is basically a theocratic country

This is ameribu brain poisoning. Sure, maybe dont compare your struggle with queer and people of color, but its not about what the world does to you its about what your parents can do to you, if they disown you or worse. Idk if id call that oppression but to say it "kinda sucks" is an L take. Its traumatic asf

Hassy will never acknowledge our struggles widepeeposad

I don't get why Hasan is trying so hard to distance himself from annoying hardcore atheists to the point that he no longer empathises with people saying that they're being victimised by religious bigots. He keeps engaging in oppression olympics to say that it's not that bad and uses "I grew up in Turkey" to get street cred without recognising that he grew up in an extremely educated, affluent and liberal family. I know all of this is just to appear likable to normies, but all this appearances stuff get's tiresome to listen to. (and I'm sure it's tiresome for him to keep up aswell) It's just that he ends up hurting people that are not that well understood in moderate circles, the same thing he does with anarchists or prison abolitionists. It's just a big show to appear "sane" to normies while throwing more radical people under the bus. And in response to the inevitable hivemind chatters: I don't use twitter, I don't use discord, I don't use any social media, I'm not angry, just hurt. Have empathy folks, that's what being a progessive is all about❤️

as a trans person who is also not religious being trans is the part that is more difficult lmao. my entire family is hyper christian fundmentalist so being an atheist gets me disowned but being trans causes problems everywhere in my life

Love this channel

I “came out” as a atheist because I was in the closet bisexual and I wanted to test the waters (I was 19 or 20 at the time) I got back lash from a family member because of it. Which push me deeper into the closet because I thought “if they act like this if I said I was a atheist, then imagine everyone’s reaction if I came out as bisexual.” Now I’m out as bisexual and non binary. Being both bisexual and non binary is a lot difficult than being an atheist.

I just got beat up by a gay 15 year old kid for being atheist

i feel like the people who care about someone being atheist are probably the same as the people who care about people being lgbt. Im atheist and lgbt but my parents didnt care about either as long as im a good person. ultimately having pissing contests about if one is harder than the other is a bit goofy atm considering the anti lgbt laws being proposed in rapid succession atm. life can be hard for anyone of course.

It absolutely isn’t the same as coming out as gay or trans but it isn’t exactly easy either. My girlfriend comes from a staunchly religious family and we live in a very atheist country. She has to hide me, she has to hide all of her hobbies, she has to hide the clothes she wears. It hurts her to know that her family would think she’s possessed by a demon if they knew she has boyfriend or does pole dancing. It also hurts her when she sees how accepting my family is of her and us and how she wishes she could talk about her hobbies with her family like I do with mine. We’re also adults who don’t live with our parents. It isn't really the atheist aspect but more what that super religious parents wont accept, being gay, being trans, having relationships, having certain hobbies.

ExJW here, If you come from a high control religion or a theocracy of some kind then yes it is hard coming out. That transition can be something to have pride in since you were able to overcome your circumstances and will mentally allow you to be more expressive of yourself. Coupled with the fact that the types of situations that I just described are very socially regressive it can allow people who are in the LGBTQIA+ community to come out and be truer to themselves by shaking off the previous ideology and in my case allows me to be a better ally to those who are in that group and people at large since I lost my bigoted ideology. Obviously I went through the le’ reddit atheist phase and now am more melo but I do agree with it being a thing that is important to at least acknowledge, especially for those who come from cults. But in america it doesn’t even come close to being in the LGBTQIA+ community. But there is intersectionality. There is also the thing of Religious Truma and ptsd from being in cults/high control religions which is what I suffer from

Rare Hasan L, my otherwise progressive family didn't care at all when I came out as bi but constantly try to debate me into becoming a Christian, then get mad when my counters to their arguments invalidate their beliefs. "Just lie" is such bad advice, that's not possible when people already know and like, what do you do when people start noticing you don't go to church? What do you do when your Christian parents tell other family members that you're atheist? Hasan has the privilege of not relying on people for shelter and/or financial support that hold negative opinions of him for his beliefs. Also he loves to point out one idiot in chat making a bad argument such as comparing being atheist to being trans and then pretend all the other people in chat criticizing him agree with that one person.

this was such a good stream

I REMEMBER THIS

Normally I hate cutscenes at the beginning, but this one is great.

Im a queer atheist w a super catholic mexican family n despite the fact that my parents are more chill w me being queer than being an atheist (the pope said being gay is ok but my mom worries i wont go to heaven bc i dont believe in god) its still way harder to be queer than to be an atheist like i realized i was queer right before i realized i didnt believe in god n just randomly told my parents i was an atheist in the car after hearing me talk abt it to my brother (didnt think theyd understand what i was saying since they dont speak much english but i was wrong lol) but coming out as queer didnt happen for another 6 months (probs wouldve taken longer but then the pulse shooting happened n it lit a fire under my ass) n took many failed attempts n me scripting out a speech in my head that i then sat them down for n cried during n after for a fuckin while so yeah definitely not comparable and definitely much harder to be queer

There's an alternate timeline where Hasan reacts to Richard Dawkins and AronRa

As a trans atheist whose whole family is extremely conservative mormons, it's not even close. my atheism is just like a big question mark to them, they don't understand, they ask weird questions, but they aren't actively aggressive about it like they are with my transness.

The best way to live as an atheist in third world countries is to play along

my problem with religion and how engrained it is in our society is that it is the product of faulty thought processes, and dogmatic thinking, both of which are detrimental to progressive ideals. also, it encourages blind faith in authority, which then shuts off people’s ability to think for themselves. thoughts influence actions in the real world like how you vote, which is a problem because these institutions are so domineering and huge. there’s a reason that highly religious communities tend to vote conservative.

this stunlock was HILARIOUS lmfaooo

This is such a bad take by Hasan. He simply can't empathize here. There's no reason to argue about whether coming out as gay/trans is as hard as coming out as atheist to either a hardcore family/community or a country that's super conservative or theocractic...HOWEVER they have basically the same sorts of downfalls. You can be disowned. You can be estranged. You can have your social life ruined. You can be hate crimed. In some places, you can be arrested and/or killed. To say that they're nothing alike is insane and lacking any nuance or empathy. I like Hasan but this take is a fat L.

Chatter: “what happens when they ask you to pray or go to church” Hasan: “just say no” Yeah that’s a big give away he doesn’t understand American Christianity at all

as a European this doesn't compute. atheism is the norm

This is so funny to me. In my final year of high school we had to do a project on discrimination and choose a marginalised group. And my atheist(/antitheist) ass decided to do it on anti-atheiest sentiments. 😅 There isn't really a lot and most of it is either people thinking atheist=no morals or the few cases of countries where atheism is actually severely oppressed. Although those are also the countries where you'd be killed for being gay, so... In general, atheism is only a problem in extremely religious countries, where anything other than the main religion is ostcrisized.

I have a BIL who always downplays my mistreatment as a trans person, but said he feels athiests should be considered a minority.

I don't think that atheists are oppresses broadly in the social order. However, I do think that for individuals within families which are very religious, stating that you no longer believe in God to them can be a difficult experience. Sure, its not nearly as bad as say coming out to trans, but most teens don't have that experience as a reference point, so it's easy to understand how they could come to see themselves as oppressed. In my own life, I havn't fully expressed my beliefs to my parents and church community yet, because I do care about them, and don't want to distress them.

The questionmarks killed me XD

I think depression is harder then coming out as atheist tbh.

It depends where you live. I was shunned a lot as an atheist growing up in a small city in Alabama.

It can be very liberating to tell your parents that you can drop them just like a bad friend. Yeah you have to move out but you don’t have to maintain contact with your family if you don’t want to. My dad likes to talk about how everyone believed in god and prayed in the war but when I ask what happened to them he tells me they are all dead. So then I say ok so it doesn’t prove anything

I remember this stunlock fondly. Cackled through the whole thing

I has 12 when I learned my parents actually believed in Christianity. We went to church every week. I thought we were all faking it. it’s really not hard.

I hide that I'm agnostic. Thankfully people don't ask a lot. I don't like it's kinda big deal here, but thankfully people are getting more secular on average

I think being cringey about your atheism is a rite of passage everyone has to go through when they first become atheist. I did it. And I'm glad I'm over that shit lol

Growing up in rural MO, I had to hide my sexual orientation while simultaneously being obnoxiously anti-theist.

I was nine and I said I didn’t believe in god and my mom told the priest and he rubbed olive oil on my head and started speaking in tongues 😭

the entirety of my “atheism discrimination” came from my own family and only when i was a teenager because now that i’m an adult i actually fought for my independence so my parents don’t have the ability to say shit about my beliefs

I remember that whole thing.. 😅 It was too funny

lol what is his hang up. it's clear he just has the dumbass "atheist = cringe reddit" meme stuck in his head that he can't accept how to some people coming out as an atheist in their environment can be very tough and is "your truth" in the same way as which sex you're attracted to. There's plenty of families and areas of the country where coming out as gay isn't particularly intimidating and same goes for atheists. But there are also areas of the country where doing either can be intimidating and in regards to his argument about "just hide it" or "just don't say it" how is that any different than being gay lmao .You can just not tell people that you're gay. You can actively "hide" it just like you can hide being an atheist in conversations and still begrudgingly attend church / mosque /temple or whatever but you should not have to. I personally don't claim to have had a particularly tough time being an atheist but I have some Muslim-background friends for instance who would definitley find it INCREDIBLY difficult to tell their parents they are atheists. They still go to the mosque purely to please their parents. The same goes for being a socialist in America. Like yeah I don't HAVE to tell anyone that. I don't have to "wear" it. I don't have to engage in any kind of political activism. But I do. And I know plenty of reactionary people feel some type of way about it. I've mentioned it at work before and I could just see several of my clearly right-wing/libertarian christian coworkers scowling. like yeah you CAN hide it just like you can hide being gay but you shouldn't have to. you should not feel ashamed for being an atheist or a socialist. you are on the right side.

Just hide that your atheist you can’t really do that when your small town has one church everyone goes to what do you do when they question why you stopped going there every Sunday and Wednesday?

When I first deconverted from Christianity there was a lot of ostracizing that occurred and a lot of conflict happened in my family and in online spaces I heard a lot of stories of people having it a lot worse. There were people that were scared of violence happening to them and people who were kicked out of their homes. I don’t think it’s as bad as coming out as gay but it can be rough

3:43 so true, but then we could say the same to religious people who make it their personality couldn’t we? 😂

Try being a Latino atheist or AA atheist it's not that easy. My dad's been in the closet about his atheism and he lives in Colombia

@Littlebear36 Please tell Hasan to add the NAILS emote to the Twitch chat. I have the urge to spam NAILS all day

I grew up Catholic in Dominican Republic and the country is ultra conservative and right wing even did the communion but after that I never felt connected to religion in general, I distanced myself from it and learning about the history of it connection with Slavery and White Supremacy make me dislike religion but I don't judge anyone who still does it that's their journey.

bro literally just dunked on chat for 20 min straight

I had a friend I talked to like sum 15 years ago or so from Virginia or north Carolina, I don't exactly remember which side it was rn. But he told me his background and he was kicked out when he was 16 and lived in his car because he told his insanely christian father that he was an atheist. He had been homeschooled christian style and felt really betrayed when he actually learned stuff about the real world. He also said that his dad would rather accept if he was gay instead of being an atheist, which he thought was heartbreaking. Bc sum like 'Gay people live in sin but have a soul at least and atheists have no soul whatsoever and are completely dead' kind of bs. His dad had barely spoken to him or acknowledged his existence even when we spoke, he was ~24. He kinda just accepted that and used to talk to his mom sometimes at least.

This content is PUUUUUUURE FIRE, straight into my veins

online atheism is the silliest shit

coming out as an atheist was tougher than coming out as bisexual because they kinda forced me into doing religious shit and i was scared and they were kinda cool with different sexualities but coming out as trans was definitely the hardest tho

This was funny at. But ngl I think the just lie thing can be used as a pretty easy excuse for any kind of religious persecution, even if I largely agree with his general idea

What does he mean by the ostracized from family take

watching this made me a catholic again

Obviously being atheist is harder than being gay. Notice how there's no atheism pride month?

"What's this secret life of atheism?!" Also "Every president was probably an atheist. Secretly."

It was the funniest hasan clip ever. Also im high

I get hassan's point but when he said he is fortunate to have parents that doesn't care about his beliefs that puts the nail. Hasan didn't experience what some atheists experience so I understand why he isn't as sympathetic He had some points but that doesn't mean it's a bad take still

Even if “coming out” as an atheist was as hard as coming out as gay, you only really have to do it like once or twice to your family. Being gay you have to effectively come out like every time you want to hold hands outside. I’ve had to come out at every job I’ve ever had, it’s literally never come up that I’m an atheist

Reminds me of the hilarity of furry persecution complex. “ I came out as a furry and parents still don’t understand”

So, I agree with Hasan for the most part, especially concerning comparing being atheists to being queer or Black. And it is mildly (emphasis on mild) annoying having to lie or obfuscate once every blue moon about not having religious beliefs but it definitely isn’t a “thing” the way I am bi or Black. However, I do know that certain family members would cease contact with me if they knew, or would make all contact about converting me back. Maybe it’s a Black Christian thing, idk. Still, I also don’t care enough about being an atheist that I would let that get in the way of my relationship with my family, so yeah, Hasan is right here.

"I was nuttin' and I said 'OHH DARWIN" - Fucking LMAO

It's definitely not like coming out as gay or trans but I don't think Hasan gets it. That take about how being disowned from your family is wild. Also often times you can't just lie. You have to go to church and keep up appearances and sometimes if you're unlucky you were forced into an early marriage and so you have to deal with being disowned by your spouse too. Depending on the religion(take me for example, ex JW) and area it can be really bad being an atheist. There is no systemic oppression of atheists, but religious trauma is real and being ostracized is a real thing and a very bad thing too, Hasan

Texas and the south is wild about atheism outside the cities though. It's not wrong.. maybe not like being black or gay but certainly get crazy moments.

Atheism is much less of a big deal in the West than it is in the East. In India, where I live (although I'm an American), religion is a part of life to the point where the government doesn't even recognize atheism as a thing on the census. But back home in Alabama, getting called the n-word, getting profiled by bureaucrats, and getting harassed by cops for being brown was a bit worse than not being an evangelical, to be honest.

The US is a very religious country, it fr seems like catholic or bust I get that it would be harder to come out when you live in such a religious community. In Sweden we are a majority of non-practicing protestants so saying that you’re an atheist isn’t an issue at all, lots of people who technically are christians don’t even believe in god here

It was harder to come out as an atheist to my family than it was coming out as gay to them

Verdict or tldr: I refuse to pretend to be something I'm not. I refuse to let christianity be normal. I refuse to lie about my beliefs, because we would never expect them to. Hasan doesn't know how bad it is, and he just seems to repeat "it wasn't that bad for me." Everyone's parents has mixed reactions about coming out as atheist, trans, or gay. Personally my parents died inside when I said I wasn't mormon and then they couldn't care less about my sexuality. Point is, the nations opinion on atheists is highly unfocused and highly inconsistent, but it is wrong and frankly infuriating to hear people it doesn't exist because they don't personally witness it. Let's get some numbers up in here, let's keep it an ongoing conversation, let's get Aron Ra on the stream (PLEASE), and let's stop jumping to conclusions and telling people they're dying for oppression. Because if my religious trauma isn't real, and if my current anxiety from the backlash from my religious exit is all made up, then I need a college of therapists to do a ton of explaining. I'm scared to watch this. My mormon family flipped when I came out as atheist. I just want to live a normal life without supernatural beliefs, but religious people are the ones making the whole world not normal, and I have to make it my personality to be an atheist or else things will never be normal. I have been told "it's not that serious" and "don't make it your whole personality" in so many secular and "undecided agnostic" spaces that trying to be an atheist is just a constant existential crisis, I am constantly being told that I am the crazy one. I posted on the atheism subreddit recently, after years of ignoring reddit completely, and it was the only warm welcome I've ever had to just wanting to live a normal life free of superstition. It's so weird how people react to just cold hard scientific life, like they are so desperate for their life's purpose to be supernatural or eternal. I literally had someone tell me they would rather die than live in a world with no supernatural phenomena like my atheist one. I don't think atheists are conciously oppressed (outside of god fearing brimstone hellfire sermons) but I think people subconciously refuse to allow atheism the same credibility and representation that they'll give ANY religion or cult. Mitt Ronmey is a Mormon senator that alnost became president, but iirc the highest level elected atheist was a singular state level congressman, like not even the big government congress. So I will edit this with my reaction. "You never have to bring up atheism. Lie." Bro WHAT, NO! Hasan says he would rather have friends outspoken about their supernatural beliefs than people outspoken about trying to be normal, and that makes no sense to me! Religion should not be the normal! "You're just looking for a crumb of oppression." This is so... Idk it makes me feel like I'm going insane. I've been told I didn't understand atheism, that atheism isn't real, that I haven't done anything to earn the title atheist, that atheists are just lost christians, thay atheists are liars that want to sin, that atheism is inherently dangerous, that atheism is depressing, that I have been possessed by Satan to the point of having a confounded understanding, that all atheists are pdf files, and I've been told that my opinions are not credible anymore because I have lost the holy spirit. Idk may I call any of that oppression? Are they attacking my identity here or not? I am in some exmuslim spaces that are afraid to say they don't believe in allah because they think they will be assaulted. And it's an illogical fear, two in Iran were executed by a state court I think recently. I know this doesn't happen in America but just don't compare hate crimes against the two, I think it turns into a mess of numbers, it's just bad for both groups. "I'm sorry your grandmother stopped talking to you." I got kicked out of my house. I was forced to go to scripture study class and my whole group knew it. I didn't want it to be a big deal, I mean it's not normal to force your kid to go to religious class but I thought I would lay low and play Tetris on my phone every day (no audio of course, not distracting). One day a girl asked me why I wasn't reading the book of mormon with them and I told her to stop asking questions. She persisted. I said "I just don't believe in god, don't worry about it." She cried and asked more questions and it interrupted the whole class. Mormon wearing special underwear, a ring that makes their marriage last after death, another ring reminding them not to have thoughts god doesn't like, passalong card in their pocket, saving for their mission, easter pageant on the calendar, stopping a conversation to pray that their fast food will nourish and strengthen them: "Atheists are weird, they should just lie and not talk about their beliefs." My mormon psych would not have repirted my suicidal ideation to any sort of database or data collection, if there was any. He makes a point about trans suicide rates and then there doesn't seem to be a number for atheists, because nobody bothered to collect info on us. Iirc blasphemy and atheism was made legal the same year as honosexual sex. Hasan is wrong about atheism not being illegal. And then forgets about the Scopes Monkey trial to get evolution in schools.

It usually comes out when you don't want a church wedding, and don't want to baptize your child.

Being atheist isn’t oppression because it’s literally normal. The burden of proof is on religious people 😂 religion has took over our world too much people seem to forget that religion is based on beliefs that not everyone has. We are all born athiest.

i think the unsaid point is that atheism is often a reaction, sometimes through generations, to abuse within religion. That is actually serious.

after my two year cringe atheism phase i haven’t felt the need to talk about my religion at all in years nor have i had to.

Classic

5:50, ironically, coming out as atheist and then trying to “backpedal” on being atheist it’s impossible i still have people who bring up the fact that i said I didn’t believe in god when i was in 6th grade. Lol i don’t tell people now but it still haunts me🤣 my friends all ways tell me to put it on god. And if I “said on God”, they still wouldn’t believe me.🤣 9:47 and this is coming from a black Muslim atheist 🤣

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