Having a religion is a choice, but religious people get legal protections. Ake describes himself as extremely non-religious, but he doesn't seem to see the dangers inherent in the religious lifestyle. Given the number of religious wars that have been fought, and the number of religious people who have extra-marital affairs, it is completely obvious to any rational person that we need to make sure that religious people aren't brought farther into the mainstream of society. It's really just the "religious" agenda to get more and more special rights for church-goers. Trying to convince us that believers are normal is truly an example of Orwellian doublespeak. Pretty soon we won't even be able to say what we think about them! The God fearing minority will impose their will on the rest of us -- a mockery of freedom! A generation of silence! By allowing believers to run around just like normal people, my right to a life untainted by any contact with religious people is being trampled.

Nothing more needs to be said. The figures are there in black and white.