Atheist Sex Offenders Are Dangerous

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Ohio sex offender James Maxie is a violent atheist.

Yes, I know what you’re probably thinking, but this is not about that. Actually, it’s about an anti-Christian criminal in Ohio:

A self-described militant atheist with a criminal past faces multiple charges after an attack on a pastor who, after his sermon, had asked the man’s girlfriend if she felt safe.
James Maxie, 28, of Springfield, Ohio, is charged with second-degree felonious assault and misdemeanor resisting arrest after an incident Sunday at The Bridge Community Church in North Hampton.
Police Chief Jarrod Campbell said in his 11 years with the department, he’s rarely dealt with “an incident this brutal.”
The Rev. Norman Hayes, 57, said he feared for his life and begged for the attack to stop. Hayes suffered a broken nose, bruises and three long cuts that required stitches across his face. . . .
Maxie and the girlfriend, who attends the church, approached Hayes after the service. She told police that Hayes asked her if Maxie was abusing her, and Maxie became furious, striking pastor several times in the face in the church hallway.
“He came from nowhere and hit me … and knocked me down, and then he got on top of me and just kept hitting me over and over,” Hayes said. . . .
The brutality of the beating in addition to the location are why police charged Maxie with a felony, Campbell said.
“Churches are somewhere where people go to worship their particular religion, and violence is usually the last thing you see,” he said.
Campbell is working with the Clark County Prosecutor’s Office to see if additional charges should be filed.
Maxie served two years in prison after being convicted of felonious assault. He’s also a convicted sex offender, charged with unlawful sexual conduct with a minor in Clark County, and was sentenced to five years of probation, beginning in October 2008, according to the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction. In 2004, Maxie was charged with four counts of cruelty to animals in Springfield.
A self-described militant atheist, according to his Facebook page, a day before the assault Maxie shared a photo from another page titled, “I’m proud to be Atheist.” . . .

(Hat-tip: Comin’ to Gitcha on Twitter.) By the way, I was going to make the headline “Atheist Pedophiles Are Dangerous” because this dangerous criminal was convicted of sex with a minor. But as violent and creepy as this convicted felon is, maybe he isn’t as bad as that.

 

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56 comments

  1. Obviously James Maxie is a violent creep and I wouldn’t be at all surprised if he was abusing his girlfriend. I am very sorry for the attack on the pastor. However, when I ask wives/girlfriends if they are being abused I don’t do it when the boyfriends/husbands are there. That was not a politic thing to do and no, it’s no excuse for the beating.

  2. Yeah. I forgot to mention the whole “cruelty to animals” conviction. And the part where he was talking about Hitler and religion before the service. There’s just so many facets to this guy’s personality, that stuff slipped my mind.

  7. Uh…considering the mugshot, I think 9 out 10 dentists would have “perceived” this guy to be a potential danger.

  17. The hits keep coming. Everytime the devil tries to present himself as an angel of light one of his acolytes shows up with an “I’m a Toxic Dirtbag” tee shirt on.

  22. He’s an Ohio boy, maybe we can get Gov. Kasich to sponsor his house arrest; Kasich has all that sweet Medicaid money if anything goes wrong…

  24. It would be a benefit to society and a mercy to the nihilist to treat them as we do rabid animals. Once diagnosed with the disease, confinement and lethal injection in rapid order.
    Or shoot them down in the street, either way works for me! They won’t be swelling the ranks of Purgatory, they’ve tickets on the Long Black Train, also known as the “Albert Fish Memorial Express to Inner Hades” that runs every hour, on the hour.

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