All kidding aside, being serious here. I have to admit that I am a horrible speller myself. But when I see typing like this you come across as young and used to typing short texts. And I am merely getting the impression that English is not your first language as well.

As far as wanting to move somewhere else, no. The Constitution is not the problem. The founders were wise enough to make it neutral and a tool for all to use. SOME, not all Christians unfortunately have been sold a revisionist history.

America certainly has its nut cases who think our laws were ripped out of the bible, true. But it has plenty of people believers and atheists that use the Constitution and free speech to keep a leash on theocracy and will prevent it from shredding the Constitution.

And how would me leaving change anything here? I have seen changes in the very places I have lived in the past 10 years BECAUSE of people speaking up and speaking out. If it were not for the Constitution those changes wouldn't be possible.

I most certainly feel lonely on this island sometimes, but running away from the fight(competing ideas) wouldn't be something I would want to do. I want to stay and make the attempt to make things better here. I think they are slowly getting better. Change doesn't happen over night.

10 years ago the atheist voice was under the radar in the states. We were at that time considered the fringe of society. But that myth is widely being crushed by the growing number of atheists speaking out. I'm not going anywhere. The only thing that might cause me to leave would be cause of living. But unless atheists are rounded up like Jews, which cant see happening in the states, I don't think I have anything to worry about. I have more to fear from a drunk driver or robber breaking into my house, than I do from my government having me arrested because they might not like what I say.

I have even researched it.  They don't want you if you aren't young and rich.  Who?  Any other country worth living in.

i'm putting my money on the the philippines.

DUDE YOU ALMOST MADE ME SPIT OUT MY BEER! THAT IS BLASPHEMY!

I doubt many here would get the American football player position reference. But for the NFL and college fans, here who do, kudos on a funny metaphor. That was priceless.

To all of you (I didnt understand some of you though):

The first guy was right. English is not my language. I speak Pashto, the Language most of the Talibans talk with (I am thankful for this, it saved my life 4 times) I live and work among the strangest people on the earth. You can not fight here, absolutely not possible, you dont need to compare this place with the 10 years back straggle of Atheists in America! Because its not America, it's Afghanistan! You talk about anything beside what was written nearly 1400 years back in Saudi Arabia, you die, and its not joking.

Ok leave about me going out, let me tell you about life here, i mean an Atheist's life in Kabul. There are mosques all around and when they Call for Pray, you colleages, your people at home, start praying and if you don't, they might not say anything (its this democratic in Kabul and some other cities, the rest of the places you difinitly need to join people for the prayers) but they would start disliking and sometimes hate you.

You are sitting in a cab, listening to your favourite song, and there the prayers time comes, he turns it off, without you able to say anything.

About alcohol: There used to be two places in the middle of Kabul, where they would serve anyone beer, they closed the place, (though i still get my bzz, from these international troops' supermarkets and through another guy).

Women: Nothing, dont even think about it.

Entertainment: there is a lake close to Kabul less than 45 minutes ride, you go there, you find some drinks, and you come back and cops will stop you and check your mouth if you are drunk.

If you have to go to the provinces, then thats totally differnt, you dont wear jeans,(and it is serious, you wear that or anything like that beside the local stuff, you can be in serious trouble), in some places you can not go without beard (which means you dont go there).

Difficult to make friends, i mean real friends, because the day they come to know you don't beleive, they would at least try not to see you again.

In short there is no freedom of any kind and straggle to change is really difficult, There is no sense of individualism at all in the whole country!

Man, I wish I could do more.  Do you want to get out?  Can you get a job as a translator?  Your written English is pretty good.  There was an American soldier who is an atheist on the forum who was/is (?) stationed in Afghanistan.  He isn't the only one.  I know this is risky, talking to foreign soldiers, but it is the only way I can think of to get out. 

Best wishes.  Come write to us when you can.

Hey I am doing great here. I work for this international non-profit org. So it's pretty good actually.

But have you seen Hank's movie, where he has to live alone in an island for so long, after his plane crashes, it feels like that sometimes.

The rest it's ok. It can be even fun sometimes. Because you sit and talk with Talibans-Type people and they don't know you are different.

So I just wanted to see what you all say

thanks and cheerz!