You're listening to, atheistically speaking. Oh, So we have an article this evening this is found on Patios.com. It's

should religious and atheist hardliners try harder to break out of their

codependence cycle of indignation.

So it reads, fellow pathos blogger Ben Corey heaves a deep sigh over the American Atheists

digital billboard that will be on display outside MetLife Stadium during the 2014 Super Bowl.

Obviously this is a little dated Super Bowl happened already, but we can just go with it.

Oh, go tell the Broncos. Yeah. Also, is that where you're supposed to read the you should probably read what the the sign says there.

Oh, yeah, yeah. So the Billboard reads and it has sort of a picture of a, I guess you'd it a priest he's got some kind of war pain under his eyes and holding a football and he's pointing to it says a hail Mary in quotes only works in football. Enjoy the game.

And so this is the billboard.

So he keeps writing, and he says,

Cori considers the billboard a bit of a dick move.

He doesn't like it when people of faith are mocked.

And he's tired of all Christians getting tarred with American

atheists broad brush cards on the table I'm unreserved I unreservedly mock

religion at least a few times a week usually while dining on a Christian baby

and consider the world a darker place without the wit of money Python, Bill Maher and George Carlin.

Now let's look at what Cori is saying and think about his advice from a media strategy point of view.

So Cori writes, instead of sending the message about his advice from a media strategy point of view.

So Corey writes, instead of sending the message of,

we're here, we hold a valid worldview,

and we want to be a good neighbor,

the billboards send the message of,

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