[Evangelist]

I strictly oppose Christianity and its ideals; I especially oppose the marketing of Christian products. I went shopping in Sam’s Club and Wal-Mart, I went to the book section and all I could find was Christian books, countless bibles, and people giving their testimonies. The occasional Twilight and Harry Potter book, now this to me it’s sickening to the point of actually enraging me. I skimmed through multiple books and all they appeared to be was a massive brainwashing attempt.

“God saved me from debt, prostitution and drugs” “Without God we can’t love one another” stuff like that, in BOTH stores, now Sams and Wal-Mart are big corporations with a big customer base comes different beliefs and cultures, is it really professional to only sell Christian books? I was actually very upset. There was nothing actually enlightening, no books of culture, art, nothing just, straight fairy tales.

[Nefarious]

Personally I think that's a terrible thing to do, usually in these stores the managers decide what goes on the shelves, just because they believe something they feel the need to force it down other peoples throats, they don't offer information or knowledge of other religions or beliefs.
Really, it's sickening that in our time peoples beliefs are basically banned from stores and establishments.

Another thing that bothers me that I think is very similar, is the schooling system.
If a student doesn't believe in god, or evolution, they still have to read and write about them as if they actually happened.

[Nil]

I strictly oppose Christianity and its ideals; I especially oppose the marketing of Christian products. I went shopping in Sam’s Club and Wal-Mart, I went to the book section and all I could find was Christian books, countless bibles, and people giving their testimonies. The occasional Twilight and Harry Potter book, now this to me it’s sickening to the point of actually enraging me. I skimmed through multiple books and all they appeared to be was a massive brainwashing attempt.

“God saved me from debt, prostitution and drugs” “Without God we can’t love one another” stuff like that, in BOTH stores, now Sams and Wal-Mart are big corporations with a big customer base comes different beliefs and cultures, is it really professional to only sell Christian books? I was actually very upset. There was nothing actually enlightening, no books of culture, art, nothing just, straight fairy tales.

No surprise really as Christianity appeals to the largest number of users. Don't really know how it works on the business level. Maybe there is no money to made selling other books? I don't know what else to say.

[Harvey]

Wait, they sell exclusively Christian books (or a huge majority)? That's absurd. I can't believe how Christian the US still is. This kind of thing makes me sick.

[Nefarious]

Wait, they sell exclusively Christian books (or a huge majority)? That's absurd. I can't believe how Christian the US still is. This kind of thing makes me sick.

The walmart I go to has a a corner section for books, the science books were in "Fiction".
Walmart should burn.

[Harvey]

Wait, they sell exclusively Christian books (or a huge majority)? That's absurd. I can't believe how Christian the US still is. This kind of thing makes me sick.

The walmart I go to has a a corner section for books, the science books were in "Fiction".
Walmart should burn.

Oh my god. I want to murder the manager.