Comments on: Atheist Ireland Publishes 25 Blasphemous Quotes

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By: Gaston

Gaston — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 01:02:41 +0000

Eventhough I do not agree with atheists generally I do agree on this particular point. Everyone should have a right to doubt or even dismiss another’s beliefs.Anti-Blasphemy laws are bad business for all (except muslims i guess) as they stiffle debate, questioning, debating, rebating, etc. Freedom of expression is paramount in a democracy and the new laws are against it. I will defend the right of people to blaspheme God even if i don’t agree with their statements.I want people to be able to read B.Russel, Ibn-Al-Warraq ,Dawkins,Gould, Hitchens,etc. and I’m saying that as a New Born Again Christian

By: Good Lord

Good Lord — Sun, 02 Oct 2011 10:27:26 +0000

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By: I. Hate Your-god

I. Hate Your-god — Sun, 28 Aug 2011 22:29:17 +0000

What a shame it is to hear about this issue and subsequent laws taking hold in the land of my ancestors. Thank god (figure of speech) I’m an American, and yet we still have useless religious nut-bags running around here too, mucking everything up. Wouldn’t it be great to drag every christian, every muslim out into the street and cut their heads off all at the same time? It really seems like the only way to purge the human race of these delusional people (because, they just get together and breed, popping out more of their unintelligent off-spring, and raising them with the same delusional ideas they actually believe are real; gotta be a genetic defect in there somewhere that needs to be removed.) Of course, that’s nothing more than a genocidal fantasy. Unless anyone has any good ideas on how to actually get that done? Anyone?
Never thought I’d live to see the day when Ireland was afraid of it’s own words, or anyone’s opinion. Shame on you all for letting this happen. Oh and, no need to chastise me on my hateful sentiments toward religion and the religious people of the world, I fully embraced my hatred of it, especially toward christians and muslims. Way to go! You’ve fucked up a perfectly good planet and ruined the species. Good for you.

By: GodAteMySandwich

GodAteMySandwich — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 11:05:05 +0000

The catholic church in Germany and Austria (amongst others) is allowed to demand taxes (usually around 1%) from members, irrespective of their earning level. They regularly send letters threatening legal action for non-payment, usually after one has not paid for two years or more. It does come to court orders and forced sale of possessions. I know because they are currently trying to initiate legal action against me (I am Irish and living in a country where this is the case). Both of these countries also have similar anti-blasphemy laws. Now to my point, further to the point being made by some of the quotes above, anti-blasphemy laws could, and should if they are to be taken seriously as a law, lead to exceedingly farcical situations. It would be highly interesting to have a case where a person is being prosecuted for blasphemy against a religion and being brought to court for non-payment of taxes to that religion at the same time….

By: John Donnelly

John Donnelly — Thu, 19 May 2011 18:02:08 +0000

Can someone please advise me here. I am planning on staging the Irish Premier production of Jerry Springer,the Opera. It is definitely irreverent to the Catholic Church and contains pretty racy language etc. What is my position with this new blasphemy law?

By: Alexander Hellemans

Alexander Hellemans — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 20:10:50 +0000

For a so-called “democratic” country the introduction of blasphemy laws is highly irresponsible. We now see the situation in Pakistan where anyone can be accused for blasphemy without proof, and runs the risk of life-long imprisonment or even execution. Ireland cannot now any more be counted among democratic countries. Dimwitted, superstitious and idiotic people in government are the greatest enemies of democracy. Religion and democracy don’t mix. Welcome to the Middle-Ages!

By: John O'Driscoll

John O'Driscoll — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 20:42:51 +0000

Don’t believe in atheists. Reckon they’re just makey uppy myths to bore cildren to sleep.

By: Eric

Eric — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 14:58:04 +0000

I don’t know what everybody is complaining about. This is a great law! Finally, we can make illegal any religion that has a tenet that defames or contradicts the teaching of any other religion. That should take care of all of them.

Finally, a secular Ireland!

Methinks people should be careful of what they wish for…

By: steve jones

steve jones — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 10:18:53 +0000

Da iawn i chi.