Do You Believe in a Secular America?

[plimsoll]

8. Not ironic at all

You have to think about the consequences of allowing someone, anyone to dictate what another person should believe.

It is less a failure of critical thinking and more a failure of looking ahead. The irony is that the imposition of an established religion would be done to "save" people in the afterlife, despite the fact that the vast majority of people won't have their precise bit of doctrine established. In essence they seem to be supporting an action that will doom most of themselves to eternal damnation.

Makes perfect sense.