Action might work but stinks of the SS and we already have that and they might just try to make us all go to church by the end of his term.

Please remember that religion has already been stamped out in various places, and the children indoctrinated into the tenets of atheism. So far as I can tell those places are no better than religious places, and in some ways they are worse.

It’s been tried already.

Lol ??

If the track you want to go down is eugenics, it seems that you are.

That's a little harsh, isn't it? Anyone can change, and I'd prefer trying to be an agent of that change, at least in part. However, I believe in tough but fair. When being fair doesn't work out and you see these kind of tactics being deployed against you, your approach should be considered.

My opinion is that is exactly what Conservatives would perfer to do, only they would include EVERYONE who is NOT a Conservative.

I think that’s crazy. What’s needed is education in science, math and philosophy and advocates who actively critically evaluate religion.

You’d do better to sterilize the women. A single man is capable of impregnating every woman on the globe.

Are you suggesting that polytheism is the correct belief to have? Hmm... Please explain.

If I lean toward the idea of universal consciousness at a 95% confidence level, are you going to quarantine me? I don’t need sterilizing.

We need to think of all the good religion has done too. Then we could think about freedom and one man's poison is another man's meat. We could also think about our inability to know the future and how the socialist revolution became a nightmare instead of a utopia.

When do you get to questions for those who are neither conservative nor liberal?

Nah. Just limit their ability to make policy decisions that effect large groups of people.

The right track if you are fixing to be an authoritarian dictator keen on thought control or an dystopian writer, but not a very original one.

Slightly playing devils advocate here but I beg to differ on " Considering all the damage monotheism has done to civilization over the centuries." Much of the reform in our societies have come from the christian church. They were prime movers in the abolitionist movement (amazing grace). In my country at least Sunday schools were at one time the only source of education for the working classes. Darwin of course came from an Anglican background and even considered the clergy as a profession. It is only as late as the 1970s when the christian lobby (in the USA) began to take over the alt right. Think back to the civil rights movement and Dr Martin Luther king or Americas favorite Muslim Mohamed Ali. In my own life (admittedly in the UK where the climate of debate is less heated) it was Methodists that ran the local youth club. Yes we had to attend prays but we mostly just put up with this for the sake of somewhere to meet. I did not see many secularists getting of their arses to run one. Recently I have been working in a church. One of their main endeavors is running a food bank, where families left impoverished by our conservative, austerity driven govt. have been forced to seek help.
Bible thumping TV evangelists give christians a bad rep. but I am sure that many of us know one or two good ones who care about people more than dogma and more importantly do something about it.
I disagree with theistist thinking but i do have to say that often their actions are better than ours.

Didn't the Red Chinese already try that method?

You are joking?

When things spin out of control, it is ok to be at a loss. Life changes require time to adapt to them and make the right decision. And it is absolutely normal to have a feeling that no one understands you.

No. while i think that they are as dangerous as omni theists, they have as much right to their views as i have to mine.

The principles of religious freedom have been hard fought over the centuries, I don't think we should give up on them so easily. If you ban religious schools, introduce sound secular education materials, and limit the opportunities for indoctrination, then you'll end up having a big swing towards a secular state in a few generations.

As I am - in US parlance - a "liberal", why limit the plan to monotheists; why not go large and pick up polytheists, wiccans and tarot readers? I mean, if you're going to do something, do it properly, right?