Yeah, I am really sure atheists wouldn't oppress anyone at all if given the chance. 
Imagine all the forgetful Sunday morning fishermen who can't get drunk because they forgot to buy on Saturday. What would fishing be if you had to do it sober?
True, the Blue laws are not that egregious. Mind you it's still BS that myself and another adult can not complete a otherwise legal transaction because of an uninterested third parties church, but it doesn't really rise to torches and pitchforks.
However, due in large part to the "anti-god influence of media" several Baptist churches got together and got the small town in North FL my cousin lives in to strengthen their public decency laws. "Too many of those dang Goths" were coming over from JAX. (No seriously, that's what her pastor said). As a result I've seen my cousin's 14YO daughter stopped by police on the sidewalk outside her school
to measure the length of her volleyball shorts. Churches drafted the law, churches pushed it before the city council, church members voted it in, and church members with guns enforce it regardless of your religious affiliation. Seems I've heard of another major religion that makes laws if their women show to much skin........hmmmm.
It's a small, predominantly white, rural town in FL. Even if it does bother people, it won't get enough traction to get a lawsuit, or even a news story. But it happens still.
Like I said, I'm not trying to bash any one religion or any one believer. But Christians, especially Baptists in the south, still have a stranglehold on our culture that is sometimes hard to see from inside the church. It's a fact of life in America.
