I want to oppose religion in general but I want to do it at christian churches because they pose a threat to you, me and the very constitution you refer to. Religious schools are financed by our tax dollars. Rowe v Wade is in grave danger. Evangelical fanatics hold most of the highest offices in Washington and we inch closer to becoming a theocracy every day. They would like nothing better than people picketing mosques. I stand by my original post.

Thanks for the reply. As a Brit I am coming to understand the situation in the USA is very diffrent to the UK. Afetr being on here a few weeks I am learning more and more what is going on over that side of the pond.
Im not an epxert in US politics so my views are from outside the box on this. Religion is not a threat over here though some say Islam is. We are seiing increasd radicalisation but thats is caused by Western foreign policy in my view...so maybv=e that is driven by a Christian based meglomania that they have a divine right to rule the earth. Good luck with your protests, you will need it.

picketing sure wouldnt show any particular positive qualities of an atheist

@Casey07 I hope this is sarcasm......

That's why I joined here. Iv'e been anti theist most all my life. I'm here to meet others who want to take our government back from the religious right. They are shaping both domestic and international policy. People who pray everyday for Armageddon are shot callers in Washington. I am looking for a movement to join. People working for a societal Change .similar to the civil rights movement. Seems most atheists I talk with feel demonstrations are not a good look. I'm looking for the ones who feel theocracy is not such a good look either. . .

I agree. But they won't just give it up because we say so. The purpose of marching is to call their attention our way. Then we have to make sure what they see is a community of diverse people able to serve our communities and the nation and evan the world without the baggage of religion. Here is one example. The salvation Army operates various services. I'll use there thrift stores as an example. The workers in those stores make minimum wage and they can retire after forty years and still be making minimum wage. On top of that employees are told it is mandatory to tithe a minimum 10% back to them. It goes back to the church. Church leaders enjoy inflated salaries , medical, retirement. People donate clothes thinking when the items are sold thew money is helping the poor somehow. I'm just scratching the surface. We need to show them a better alternative to religion run community services. I have laid out a three prong strategy to do just that. .