The Governor of Georgia, Sonny Perdue (You can't make names like that up, can you?), has tried numerous efforts to alleviate the crisis. Encouraging water rationing, conservation... even negotiating with the Army Corps of Engineers to reduce the flow of water to other states.
And there's not water water everywhere... perhaps soon, not enough to drink.
So, what's a Governor to do?
Governor Perdue decided to pray for rain. Apparently, it's not just a cliche.
And atheists are staging a protest.
Now, here's my question. Atheists don't believe in God. Or any god for that matter. So, therefore, in their mind and belief, Governor Perdue is... wasting his breath. Talking to thin air. Perhaps, at worst, offering a salve to his believing constituents.
So, if the Governor is merely talking, and not really praying, since there's no deity to which to pray, what's the fuss?
1 comment:
Excellent point...one would think with their superior knowledge...they would simply look down on the Governor's simplistic actions...and being the caring sharing humans they are...have pity.
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