Opinion of this advertisement

[Cassius]

http://www.youtube.com/embed/9gARuj656Es

Among the most hilarious adverts that I've ever seen. Especially the part towards the end where the music and the imagery ascends to an almost Hitlerian crescendo.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

In a poll between Funny Advertisement and Hilarious Advertisement, I choose the latter.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

All Hail Saint Madlyn Murray O'Hair!

(It's official: Atheism is a cult.)

[AggregateDemand]

Atheism is the modern day Transcendental movement. Conform to non-conformity. Participate in non-participation.

The real atheists are the people who don't participate in any religion and they don't even contemplate the existence or non-existence of religion. If asked: "Is there a god/s?", they would answer "I don't know/care".

The atheist movement is closer to anti-theism than atheism; therefore, HA. The advertisement is somewhat hilarious for attempting to provoke the same emotional responses as religious officials, but it's not enough.

[Flake]

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lol wow.

They sound like far right people talking about reclaiming America as a Christian nation, as ironic as that is.

[ElectionsGuy]

I agree with many of the things that were said there, but why does there need to be a "battle", a "fight" over this? The only fights should be keeping the state secular (as it was founded), not endorsing a religion, etc. (and as of now, there's no danger of that being taken away) This is part of the reason atheists come off as militant, arrogant, and such. They personally want to win a battle over religion, instead of tolerating religion while disproving it (there's many that do this, but there's also many that don't). HA, as an atheist, this "movement" needs to be reformed in many ways.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

I agree with many of the things that were said there, but why does there need to be a "battle", a "fight" over this? The only fights should be keeping the state secular (as it was founded), not endorsing a religion, etc. (and as of now, there's no danger of that being taken away)

Which state? At least a few of our first states, if not all, began with establishment religions.