I don't see where you have pointed out inconsistencies in my argument unless you mean your mistaken belief that I want to impose another religious code on people in place of the Fundamentalist Christian one.
What fundamentalist Christian 'one' are you referring to? You should make that perfectly clear instead of just using vague insinuations to try to make a point. I mean honestly, if you can only find one even, that would hardly be a foundation for all the numerous claims you are attempting to make.
and... what you see as my 'mistaken' belief, has been made quite clear by yourself in previous statements, that you desire to see your beliefs imposed on others, religious or otherwise, as retribution for your mistaken belief that Christians are responsible for limiting your freedoms and the freedoms of others.
Perhaps you have not noticed that belief in Jesus is not a requirement to live as a US citizen and never has been? perhaps you have not noticed that Christians have not demanded, now or at anytime in the history of this country, that you believe and be taught creationism in public school, whereas evolution for instance, an idea which opposes the basic foundations of Christianity (and other religions, atheists being a minority in most places) has been required to be taught and learned by children in public schools who are even required to be graded in their knowledge of that subject, whereas non-Christian children are not required to be graded in their knowledge of scripture in the public schools.
There are too many holes in your argument to list here. I do sincerely believe you are simply venting that chip on your shoulder that causes you to hate or dislike Christians, without any thought whatsoever for reality or the implications of your suggestions.
