Yes, OMG is commonly used as a generic expletive. I'm an atheist and say it all the time along with Jesus Christ! Doesn't mean anything to me exept as an expletive.plutoisacomet said:An Aiethiest who just happens to be a U.S. Army soldier who just happens to be in Anbar province just happens to walk by a VBIED; guess what happens? It explodes and his leg is ripped off. He wakes up in surgery at Balad Field Hospital-Balad Iraq. The first thing he says is OMG please help me.
Is he still an Aiethiest?
Evo said:Yes, OMG is commonly used as a generic expletive. I'm an atheist and say it all the time along with Jesus Christ! Doesn't mean anything to me exept as an expletive.
A VBIED, or Vehicle-Borne Improvised Explosive Device, is a type of explosive weapon that is concealed in or mounted on a vehicle and detonated to cause damage or destruction.
An atheist is a person who does not believe in the existence of a god or gods. They may also reject the belief in any supernatural beings or forces.
VBIEDs are commonly used by terrorists as they are relatively easy to obtain, conceal, and use. They can be used to cause mass casualties, damage infrastructure, and instill fear in a population.
There is no inherent connection between VBIEDs and atheists. While some terrorists who use VBIEDs may claim to do so in the name of atheism, this does not reflect the beliefs or actions of the majority of atheists.
Yes, there are numerous efforts being made to prevent the use of VBIEDs by terrorists. These include increased security measures, intelligence gathering, and counter-terrorism operations. Additionally, efforts are being made to address the root causes of terrorism, such as poverty, political instability, and extremist ideologies.