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The history of Angry Atheism can directly be traced back to the moment when "God created the world". Angry Atheists who were at that point in time still known as simply Atheists were slightly irritated by the fact that God was taking all the credit. From that moment they were known as Slightly Irritated Atheists. At one time at or around this point, the first intellectual rights violation suit was filed by atheists (by way of some public defender), who said that God was taking credit for something not legally owned or created by Him.
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The history of Angry Atheism can directly be traced back to the moment when "God created the world". Angry Atheists who were at that point in time still known as simply Atheists were slightly irritated by the fact that God was taking all the credit. From that moment they were known as Slightly Irritated Atheists. At one time at or around this point, the first intellectual rights violation suit was filed by atheists (by way of some public defender), who said that God was taking credit for something not legally owned or created by Him. The situation could have been avoided had God written another copy of the universe and mailed it to himself, keeping it sealed until the court case. It was well within his power to create and then utilize a postal service, atheists argued, which was in turn used as a refute of God's claim. Smitings commenced. The 5-0 stepped in before anything could really go down, but God was definitely on top and drawing the most blood. A possibly less-visible but more important question is who created the atheists. Atheists say that they spawned asexually, like bacteria, sometime in the early fourth century BC; they also emphasize that they learned how to do that themselves, through community college night courses and lots of internet research. God says that if you cut a worm in half, you get two worms.