Atheists chant at Muslim protesters - 2012 Atheist Convention

Some Muslims showed up at the 2012 Atheist Convention in Australia. This is what happened :)

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Comment by Nessrriinn on April 18, 2012 at 9:23am: i watched it not knowing what to expect.. but when they chanted "where are the women".. it brought tears to my eyes.. thank you so much for posting..

lol@zz top... comical relief in the morning.. can't beat it!..

Comment by james d. jester on April 18, 2012 at 2:52pm: Outrageous and inspiring! They see the force of our will!

Comment by kOrsan on April 18, 2012 at 3:00pm: It would've been epic if just in between their chants of "Allah" the atheists would've yelled "Who's a bitch?!"

"Allaaah"

Comment by Grady Jean on April 18, 2012 at 3:23pm: I've never been one for the outright abolishing of Religion. I'm content to let people worship as they wish. However, when their religion makes them believe they can infringe upon the rights of their fellow men and women, and when they cannot worship their gods peacefully without forcing their dogma onto other people, then a line must be drawn. Fundamentalist Islam has proven itself to be one of the most damaging religions on the planet, alongside Fundamentalist Christianity. It strips women of their rights based on their gender, and allows them to justify the murder and torture of "infidels". Such a religion cannot and should not be tolerated anywhere on the planet.

Comment by Boatman on April 18, 2012 at 9:22pm: Nice to see the spirit of the Aussie submariners I met in the nineties is still alive and well.

Comment by Nick on April 18, 2012 at 9:59pm: Ya know, peaceful protesting ( I consider angry yelling peaceful, maybe I am wrong ), holding up sings and yelling and so forth. It's good. Good for everyone here. It is way better that people do this in public than spend all their time online getting their views (possibly dumb, or harmful) reinforced in a feedback loop. And then only entering the public space to do physical harm.

It is so awesome that there are places in the world that can have this exchange can take place. And so sad that there are many other places where this would lead to violence.

Comment by Nick on April 18, 2012 at 10:04pm: I realize I'm saying the above on the internet, on a website, with a group of people who will largely agree with me.

Comment by Robert Fletcher on April 19, 2012 at 5:33am: I liked the infidel chant, one thing both groups could agree on! A devout Muslim work mate once told me that I was a godless heathen, I had was proud to agree.