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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by Mr. Pancakes » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:43 am

JohnV wrote:
Mr. Pancakes wrote: assumption.
Troll better. Being wrong over and over so I can continuously correct you is boring.
why would you assume that I am a troll? I am just trying to point out your assumptions.

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by JohnV » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:43 am

laxbrah420 wrote:There is no way that Greek philosophers actually believed in the gods. Those were created and written about to keep the lay people in line.
True. The noble lie comes to mind.

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by laxbrah420 » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:43 am

JohnV wrote:
thelawschoolproject wrote:
JohnV wrote:
thelawschoolproject wrote:
And stop sucking all the cock.
Lol, and homophobia enters the thread. Fantastic.

Filatio is possible for all.
To infer it as a negative thing to an obviously male user make it a homophobic statement.
Greek boys had to suck cock

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by thederangedwang » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:44 am

JohnV wrote:
laxbrah420 wrote:There is no way that Greek philosophers actually believed in the gods. Those were created and written about to keep the lay people in line.
True. The noble lie comes to mind.
Seriously, whats with atheism and being pompous, stuck-up know it all's? I mean, isnt it enough you lack a moral compass?

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by JohnV » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:44 am

Mr. Pancakes wrote:
JohnV wrote:
Mr. Pancakes wrote: assumption.
Troll better. Being wrong over and over so I can continuously correct you is boring.
why would you assume that I am a troll? I am just trying to point out your assumptions.
Some logical assumptions can be made with adequate information supplied. Illogical assumptions and logical assumptions should be distinguished.

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by SchopenhauerFTW » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:45 am

laxbrah420 wrote:There is no way that Greek philosophers actually believed in the gods. Those were created and written about to keep the lay people in line.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noble_lie

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by JohnV » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:45 am

thederangedwang wrote:
JohnV wrote:
laxbrah420 wrote:There is no way that Greek philosophers actually believed in the gods. Those were created and written about to keep the lay people in line.
True. The noble lie comes to mind.
Seriously, whats with atheism and being pompous, stuck-up know it all's? I mean, isnt it enough you lack a moral compass?
No, aside from kicking puppies for fun I like to let everyone know that they are inferior on a regular basis. It's part of my religion, deal with it.
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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by laxbrah420 » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:45 am

thederangedwang wrote:
JohnV wrote:
laxbrah420 wrote:There is no way that Greek philosophers actually believed in the gods. Those were created and written about to keep the lay people in line.
True. The noble lie comes to mind.
Seriously, whats with atheism and being pompous, stuck-up know it all's? I mean, isnt it enough you lack a moral compass?
Fuck you bro. The thought that you need an external morality speaks negatively about you.

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by Mr. Pancakes » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:47 am

JohnV wrote:
thederangedwang wrote:
JohnV wrote:
laxbrah420 wrote:There is no way that Greek philosophers actually believed in the gods. Those were created and written about to keep the lay people in line.
True. The noble lie comes to mind.
Seriously, whats with atheism and being pompous, stuck-up know it all's? I mean, isnt it enough you lack a moral compass?
No, aside from kicking puppies for fun I like to let everyone know that they are inferior on a regular basis. It's part of my religion, deal with it.
I thought you were atheist?

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Post by SchopenhauerFTW » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:47 am

thederangedwang wrote:Seriously, whats with atheism and being pompous, stuck-up know it all's?
http://www.reddit.com/

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Post by JohnV » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:47 am

Mr. Pancakes wrote: I thought you were atheist?
Why would you make that assumption?

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Post by Nova » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:48 am

JohnV wrote:
Mr. Pancakes wrote: I thought you were atheist?
Why would you make that assumption?
JohnV wrote:Title explains it pretty well. I come from a very religious state (Texas) and I am clearly a minority in that sense. Other than that, I'm 100% white.

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by Broseidon » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:49 am

JohnV wrote:
Mr. Pancakes wrote: I thought you were atheist?
Why would you make that assumption?
Not sure you know what an assumption is.

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Post by Tom Joad » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:49 am

bjsesq wrote:Which are completely independent of racial makeup, of course. This is why we can clearly see that atheists are unique in the atrocious treatment they recieve. I've heard that nearly 1/4 of atheist males will be incarcerated at some point in their lives. This cuts across economic factors and just goes to show how much the state hates non-believers. Preach it, reverend.
Incarceration and atheism. It isn't clear which is the dependent variable and which is the indepedent variable.

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by Mr. Pancakes » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:49 am

JohnV wrote:
Mr. Pancakes wrote: I thought you were atheist?
Why would you make that assumption?
JohnV wrote: I don't need an all-knowing space daddy to tell me not to be a bad person. If anything, I have a stronger sense of morality than you do because I am a good person based on my own accord, not out of fear or through external guidance....
You said you were .

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by bjsesq » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:50 am

Tom Joad wrote:
bjsesq wrote:Which are completely independent of racial makeup, of course. This is why we can clearly see that atheists are unique in the atrocious treatment they recieve. I've heard that nearly 1/4 of atheist males will be incarcerated at some point in their lives. This cuts across economic factors and just goes to show how much the state hates non-believers. Preach it, reverend.
Incarceration and atheism. It isn't clear which is the dependent variable and which is the indepedent variable.
I don't believe in variables.

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by Broseidon » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:50 am

Mr. Pancakes wrote:
JohnV wrote:
Mr. Pancakes wrote: I thought you were atheist?
Why would you make that assumption?
JohnV wrote: I don't need an all-knowing space daddy to tell me not to be a bad person. If anything, I have a stronger sense of morality than you do because I am a good person based on my own accord, not out of fear or through external guidance....
You said you were .
Assuming he told the truth.
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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by Tom Joad » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:50 am

bjsesq wrote:
Tom Joad wrote:
bjsesq wrote:Which are completely independent of racial makeup, of course. This is why we can clearly see that atheists are unique in the atrocious treatment they recieve. I've heard that nearly 1/4 of atheist males will be incarcerated at some point in their lives. This cuts across economic factors and just goes to show how much the state hates non-believers. Preach it, reverend.
Incarceration and atheism. It isn't clear which is the dependent variable and which is the indepedent variable.
I don't believe in variables.
Fair enough. I respect this worldview.

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by fatduck » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:51 am

JohnV wrote:
thelawschoolproject wrote:
JohnV wrote:
thelawschoolproject wrote:
And stop sucking all the cock.
Lol, and homophobia enters the thread. Fantastic.

Filatio is possible for all.
To infer it as a negative thing to an obviously male user make it a homophobic statement.
there are no atheists in buttholes

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by JohnV » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:51 am

Nova wrote:
JohnV wrote:
Mr. Pancakes wrote: I thought you were atheist?
Why would you make that assumption?
JohnV wrote:Title explains it pretty well. I come from a very religious state (Texas) and I am clearly a minority in that sense. Other than that, I'm 100% white.
Doesn't mean I'm an atheist. Could mean I'm a host of things or a combination of several factors. All I ever claimed to be was 100% white.

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by bjsesq » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:51 am

Tom Joad wrote:
bjsesq wrote:
Tom Joad wrote:
bjsesq wrote:Which are completely independent of racial makeup, of course. This is why we can clearly see that atheists are unique in the atrocious treatment they recieve. I've heard that nearly 1/4 of atheist males will be incarcerated at some point in their lives. This cuts across economic factors and just goes to show how much the state hates non-believers. Preach it, reverend.
Incarceration and atheism. It isn't clear which is the dependent variable and which is the indepedent variable.
I don't believe in variables.
Fair enough. I respect this worldview.
Not enough people do. OFF TO WRITE A STATEMENT

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by JohnV » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:52 am

Mr. Pancakes wrote:
JohnV wrote:
Mr. Pancakes wrote: I thought you were atheist?
Why would you make that assumption?
JohnV wrote: I don't need an all-knowing space daddy to tell me not to be a bad person. If anything, I have a stronger sense of morality than you do because I am a good person based on my own accord, not out of fear or through external guidance....
You said you were .
Just said I didn't need it. Assumption.
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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by salix » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:52 am

OP - I'm in the Deep South, and applied only to local schools. I made a passing mention of my atheism in my PS. I felt it was appropriate in the grand scheme of the essay, which was partially about listening to all sides of an issue and being comfortable holding unpopular opinions. Some people told me I should remove the reference, but I left it in, with good results.

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Post by fatduck » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:53 am

unfortunately douches are heavily over-represented in law school.

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Re: Atheism considered an URM/Diversity Statement Worthy?

Post by SchopenhauerFTW » Fri Jun 22, 2012 11:53 am

OP pretty much got his answer. This has gone on long enough.

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