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Anti-Atheist Billboards Go Up In Major Cities | The Rubin Report

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The creationist organization Answers in Genesis has paid for and installed an anti-atheist billboard's in Times Square, Los Angeles and San Francisco. See pictures of the billboards in the video.

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The billboards spell out in large letters, "To All Of Our Atheist Friends: Thank God You're Wrong." The President of Answers in Genesis is Ken Ham, known for building the bizarre Creation Museum in Kentucky.

Should billboards that openly attack other groups of people be allowed? What if the word Atheist was swapped out and replaces with Jewish, Muslim, or any other group of religious people?

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