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Originally Posted by Morningriser
What gave you that idea? All I got from it that would come close to religion or anti-religion would be when they are eaten or used (in douches case) is they die. How does that mock religion in the least bit? Religious or non-religious , it doesn't change the fact that everything dies. I too am an atheist and your claim makes no sense to me.
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Um... Because all of their beliefs about the "Gods" (shoppers) were basically wrong and they all ended up dying in the "great beyond"? Also because none of the food items could agree on anything or get along because of their religious differences? They even mocked how the Nazis tried to commit genocide on the Jews (the "saurekraut" singing about exterminating the "juice").
I think it's pretty blatantly obvious that this movie was mocking religion and expressing how it thinks that most of the world's problems come from people refusing to abandon their religious beliefs or accepting each other's differences.
But I really don't feel like arguing about religion so I'm just going to leave my point at that.