I think it's started already. Well, I, I think I'll just respond to a few of the things Mr. Horner said. Uh, to start with the, uh, accusations of, uh, against atheists and communists and other things. Sure, the potential for violence exists in all people. And occasionally it may be rationalized on all kinds of basis.
Humanists are committed to democracy.
Communism was a dictatorship and a totalitarian kind of system. So communists were not humanists. And if you want to compare wrongs, well, uh, as I said before Christianity has a history of cruelty. If you take the Inquisition, where millions of young women were burned at the stake because they were supposed to be witches. When you take the religious wars, in the name of my god or your god, Protestant god or Catholic god, some of the cruelest wars, were wars of religion.