Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

Atheist libertarian here. I'm not for multiculturalism either.

I’m not so sure about that one, Kev. You’re going the route of Shapiro with tarnishing logic with overt religious dribble.

I noticed a decade ago when Hitchens was on the scene that many of the Atheists were simply aligning themselves with ANYTHING anti-western They are masochists whose primary goal is destruction of the current system. Without thinking thro the consequences

They do it by laws to subvert natural human behavior.

*retweets his own tweet*

Douglas Murray beg to differ.

Very Interesting and complex question. It also explains, for example in greater detail how Feminists can ally with the worst of radical Islam, because of how much the 'Mountain of oppression' represents in their minds. first there is a mountain, then there is none, then there is.

Im an atheist, and i see myself as conservativeliberal. If thats a thing

Religious views and political views are not always aligned. You get liberal Christians and conservative atheists. Many in society are middle of the road w.r.t. both these topics.

Some atheists are so determined to distance themselves from religion, that they recoil from anything traditional. Which, in a sense, is illogical. Without a God, traditions would logically exist only because they are effective and compatible with human psychology.