Athiests at the University of Texas putting novel twist on Urban Police Department's toys for guns program, by starting a bibles for #### campaign

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SAN ANTONIO — A group of atheists at the University of Texas at San Antonio is putting a novel twist on the toys-for-guns programs run by many urban police departments. But instead of toys, they are handing out p-o-r-n in exchange for bibles.
“We consider the bible to be a very negative force in the history of the world,” student Ryan Walker said. Walker is part of a student group that calls itself the Atheist Agenda.
Club members this week posted fliers promoting what they call the “Smut for Smut” campaign then set up a table in the student union to collect religious materials and pass out adult magazines such as Black Label and Playboy.
The group is not officially sanctioned by the university and has raised the ire of several religious organizations on campus.
“In my opinion, there are no atheists. There are fools,” Pastor Rick Hawkins of UTSA’s Family Praise Center said. “So, that would be foolish propaganda. I don't know one believer that would take his Bible and turn it in for p-o-r-n-o-g-r-a-p-h-y.”
Hawkins obviously didn’t stop by the Atheist Agenda table, where several students had dropped off copies of the good book and walked away with skin mags.
Athiest Agenda isn’t the first student group to explore the idea of introducing p-o-r-n to former bible toters. Members say they got the idea from students in Austin who ran a similar pro-p-o-r-n drive. Walker added that members thought it sounded like a creative way to exercise their freedom of speech.

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Makes as much sense as toys for guns. Anyone that would do either deserves what they get.