Yes, he was fantasizing indirect76. Look up the definition of the word to determine if it "carries weight". In this case it is supported by the article.

verb (used without object), fan·ta·sized, fan·ta·siz·ing.
to conceive fanciful or extravagant notions, ideas, suppositions, or the like

@zblaze Let’s suppose I said, “Two guys break into an christian’s home. They rape & kill the wife & daughter, then cut the father’s penis off. This is morally wrong because...”

Now, is it fair to say that I fantasized about raping and killing Christians?

@indirect76 Yes, it is fair to say that!

@zblaze Great. I’m glad you are being consistent.

I obviously would not say that is fair. I think ‘fantasize’ has a connotation of something that is desirable. It’s this connotation that is used in the headline, deliberately to evoke a reaction.

If it was solely meant in the way you defined, then it’s not news. The headline misrepresents what the guy was saying, and what he was saying is a misrepresentation of atheism. Hoseshit is horseshit.

@indirect76 It's quite disturbing to realize that you fantasize doing that to Christians 76.

Looks to me like a fake christian made that flag.