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justiceischeap

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7. What happens to me when I decide to travel overseas and return and I reply, "I'm an atheist."?

Reply to former9thward (Reply #4)

Mon Jan 30, 2017, 10:15 AM

Jan 2017

Just because this is "allowed" doesn't make it right. And do I get added to some list if I don't proclaim to be a Christian? Then I'm on two lists, the non-Christian list and the Homo list. Yay!

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UNCONSTITUTIONAL: US Government agents are asking people if they're Christian. [View all] kpete Jan 2017 OP

Constitution? What Constitution? Vinca Jan 2017 #1

I know. they've gone mad with power and they're ripping it to shreds. Initech Jan 2017 #5

Border control has been asking about religion since the beginning. former9thward Jan 2017 #2

This guy is not a refugee. He is a natural born US citizen. LisaL Jan 2017 #3

So am I. former9thward Jan 2017 #4

What happens to me when I decide to travel overseas and return and I reply, "I'm an atheist."? justiceischeap Jan 2017 #7

How long before we are all asked that question?.......n/t HAB911 Jan 2017 #6