Are all atheists spending the Easter holiday mocking Christians?

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photo credit: skeptinerd

Well, according to an article on Raw Story, they are.
Raw Story decided to clump all atheists (and agnostics) together and state that all of us are on Twitter butthurting Christians on the day Jesus rose up into Heaven (or something like that. It's been a while since I paid attention to the Bible).

The writer of the article gathered together some notable Tweets and shared them with the masses.
Richard Dawkins asked the question: "Who is the most over-rated person in history?"
Comedian Ricky Gervais tweeted: "Have a lovely Easter. And remember, if you don't sin, then Jesus died for nothing." He continued with: "I don't know why some people get upset by jokes about Jesus. It's not like he's dead or anything."

The article writer then took tweets from non-famous people. Most of them called Jesus "zombie Jesus." Others are spending their day sleeping in, going to taco bell, and rubbing one out to porn.

Hmm...

I describe myself as being a bit of an agnostic, with atheistic tendencies. While my relationship with the Christian God has been damaged from my traumatizing experience at Church some years ago, I don't spend the Christian holidays butthurting believers and mocking Jesus.

If all of us are supposed to be on Twitter talking sh*t about Jesus, I certainly did not get the memo. I was too busy planning my day. See, I plan on doing some writing, researching articles for my client, painting, and drinking Portuguese red wine. Even if I had received a memo about congregating with my agnostic brothers and sisters and spreading hate toward the Christian community, I probably would have used it as a canvas to mix paint colors together to get the right shade for my next design.

Folks, if you celebrate Easter, that's totally cool. I wish you a great day. Enjoy your time in fellowship with your loved ones.
If you don't celebrate Easter, don't be a dick. Let people do what they are going to do. Save the mocking for another day. Let them have this one.

That is all. Have a great day, readers!

*goes outside and cleans up bunny sh*t left by the neighbor's yapping beanie baby dog.*

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