“Do you still shout at people when they talk about their faith?” I shake my head. “I grew out of that. Now I… — Emma Newman
“Do you still shout at people when they talk about their faith?”
I shake my head. “I grew out of that. Now I mostly let them damn themselves with their own ignorance.”
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