dawkins’ law
second only to godwin’s law.
regardless of topic, the longer a discussion goes on, especially an online conversation, and the higher the amount of people in a discussion, the greater the probability of an atheist declaring their atheism, questioning your beliefs, and declaring you irrational for not agreeing with them.
“not too fond of anarchic immigration. i prefer an australian/swiss/j-panese type system.”
“well that’s just ignorant. you’re ignorant and racist.”
“there are good argum…”
“are you also a bible basher?”
“what has that…”
“there is no god. you’re simply irrational and anti-science.”
“dawkins’ law.”
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