[ SECRET POST #2678 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2678 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

No, there is not a stereotype that ALL atheists are reddit-neckbeards. There is a certain stereotypical figure of a certain kind of atheist, who holds certain views (broadly, that religion is provably false and solely harmful, that science has proven religion wrong or supplanted it, that people who believe in religion are either morally wrong or idiots who ought to be looked down upon, that it is morally right to attack religion at all opportunities, etc), and who has certain traits ascribed to them - badly dressed, wears fedora, posts on reddit, is an engineer, etc etc. And so someone who advances those (quite stupid) views is often mocked by comparing them to this stereotypical figure. But it's not a stereotype of all atheists at all and many of those doing the mocking are themselves atheists (myself included). It's mocking smug superior dickheads.