I think many musical artists of this age group really don't care about whether their song lyrics are understandable or hearable to older people. That's their prerogative, but it makes for their music being limited in who it reaches and influences, which should be a consideration in protest or political songs. Esp. since our generation tends to vote in way higher percentages than people under 30.

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@Janus819 Thank you for the lyrics. I can’t say I agree with the songwriters assumptions on Atheists.

@Redheadedgammy All of them? No. I don't think he said all though. Just a lot.

@Janus819 Yes you're right, I made an assumption too. All the Atheists I know are not like the ones the songwriter is talking about. Appreciate your response.

I don't think he wants them to respect Christians, he wants them to either give up on state worship or stop calling themselves atheists. "You are a fraud, stop acting like you don't believe in God!" He just wants them to stop being "hypocritical" and a "walking contradiction."

The separation of church and state is a good principles, but I'm not sure about "democracy" and "equality." Every time the state runs a crusade in the name of "democracy" it just winds up creating another Muslim theocracy. And what happened to "separate is inherently unequal"? Do you want everyone else to die?
Edit: to be clear, this is a joke. I do not assume you want everyone to die.