Saw someone yesterday walking around town wearing a “I hate God” t-shirt. I find a belief in God to be bizarre enough, and I’m presuming he must first believe in order to hate, but then to advertise your hate for God on a t-shirt, just as bizarre. Not some goth teen either, this chap must have been in his thirties.
Technically it means nothing! Rather like saying ‘I hate Mr’ ‘I hate Sir’ ‘I hate Lord’ God is a title not a person or being.
So it’s a bit of a w***y teeshirt really, probably just like it’s owner.
‘I hate Gods’ might have been better, or I’m assuming he means ‘I hate Jehovah’
I’m thinking of buying one that reads ‘I hate bell ends’
I’m thinking of buying one that reads ‘I hate bell ends’
If you get one printed I’d buy one!
I think what puzzled me is that I assumed people either believed in God and thought he was great, or didn’t believe. To believe and hate seemed a bit bizarre. I wonder how much thought he’d put into his apparel.
I think what puzzled me is that I assumed people either believed in God and thought he was great, or didn’t believe. To believe and hate seemed a bit bizarre. I wonder how much thought he’d put into his apparel
Have you considered that he may not believe in god, but just likes pissing off people who do?
Slightly bizarre that this plonker can walk round with that on which must offend quite a lot of people but if he was to change the name from ‘God’ to say, ooh I don’t know, another religion’s main man then he would be vilified. I nearly said all hell would break loose.
5th – beat me to it.
Assuming that the wearer had some level of intelligence and realised the illogical tautology of the message, it does seem likely that the intention was to offend.
Given that the impulse generated would more likely be an urge to convert the wearer to the alleged “love” of the alleged Nazarene, I think this would have been more effective, although requiring considerably larger family jewels to parade around in public…
If you turn that fish through 90° counter clockwise, it kind of looks a little bit like a very simple/stylised lady’s front bottom, and the very top of the inside of her thighs.
Perhaps Mary was, and consequently always lying down, So, it’s not a fish but Mary’s foofee.
i think the guy is still in prison for looting during the floods whilst armed, though this might have seemed a perfectly necessary thing to do given the circumstances.
I have a Eyehategod t-shirt It says “Kill your boss” on the back 8)
With reference to the OP: I think the t-shirt is actually meant to reflect an aggression towards authority, as much as anything. I could probably just as easily have said “I hate laws”, or “I hate the police” etc etc
Even if you don’t believe in god, many see the representation of “god” as a means of suppression and control, and therefore saying you hate god suggests that you are against such institutionalized control.