We're Here We're Queer

Queer, pinko, radical, hippie, freakin' vegetarian... these are words that can be used to describe Steve Rider - and he won't even take offense. Go ahead, call him a queer. Chances are Steve will say thank you.

Now if you have a war that you want Steve to support, well, no thanks.

Warmongering

On August 23rd, 1968 Steve refused induction into the US Army at the fresh meat intake facility in Philadelphia, PA. At the time he signed a full confession in which he offered to come back as often as the government wished to refuse induction again. It was his own, personal, Alice's Restaurant Massacree.

This experience had a dramatic impact on his life.

Three years later he married a woman, then he fathered 3 children, went through a divorce, and eventually he stopped denying the persistent fact that he is a Ho Mo Sexual.

In 1992 he moved from New England to California, and the queerness really began to show.

Now he lives with a man that he refers to as his husband, he declines to eat animals, and he is still radically opposed to warmongering. Even if the warmongers want oil, Steve still disagrees. Even if the warmongers pretend to be friends of Jaheezus, Steve still disagress. Got a war, don't want it. Final.

Oh, and if you hate queers, and Jaheezus is your reason, then Jaheezus thinks you're a jerk.

If you think that your religion entitles you to campaign constantly against the civil rights of gay people, then, girlfriend, you need a new religion. Jaheezus is the world's best deity, give him a try sometime.

Ridiculing Religion

Steve's favorite pasttime is ridiculing religion. Sites such as God Hates Crustaceans, God Hates Mixed Fibers, God Hates Barbers, and God Hates Fundamentalists are among the many he has created to ridicule dumbass religions.

My Daily Rant

Steve operates a blog where he often holds forth on political subjects. In fact, that it is pretty much all he does there. Check out Atheist Fag to see more.

Other Blogs

Steve operates some other blogs, including Atheist Fag , Virgin Mary (again) and Party of Jesus. If you believe that the phrases "faith-based" and "reasoning" do not belong in the same sentence, you might like these blogs. You can also read Steve's newsletter The Republican Agenda. [PDF opens in new window]