problem should not expend any effort toward helping C." It's troubling that we see these attitudes at all. It's even more troubling that they are directed primarily toward women. It bugs me to see people wallow in ridiculous ignorance. It irritates me to see that people who claim to be politically allied with me act like total assholes. It infuriates me to see women whose well-being I care about being targeted for threats and harrassment. It shames me that, as a man, I'm implicitly expected to agree with these ideas I find repulsive. It worries me that these attitudes are often the very same attitudes that have been used to oppress queer people. It's disquieting to see how very much certain people, who believe racism is largely solved, sound racist. And it's depressing to realize that sometimes we don't seem to have much of an international "game plan", a way to deal with the fact that in many regions expressing one's atheism (or any form of religious dissent!) is not just a social risk, but presents considerable physical danger, danger to which no one should ever be subjected. So I whole-heartedly agree. Whether it's a "third wave" in atheism, or whatever else that may come, we need a movement that's inclusive... but doesn't accept bigoted bullshit from atheists, any more than it accepts religious bullshit. And one that doesn't tolerate violence, threats, or harrassment, period. (Well, subject to the atypical exceptions, self-defense and so forth.) Trying to craft a movement