19:04 - Sociopathy doesn't have anything to do with morality. That's more a pop psychology definition and an oversimplification of the disorder. It's Antisocial Personality Disorder in addition to other psychological traits, but the overarching trait is that someone who is sociopathic does not empathize with others and is unable to emotionally identify with others. As a result, sociopathic people sometimes harm others or take advantage of them because they are unable to place themselves in the shoes of others and struggle to empathize with how their behavior affects others. Not all sociopaths go out of their way to hurt people, though. Many have learned to live among us functioning as productive members of society. The concept of sociopaths being "immoral" and not knowing "right from wrong" and such is a Hollywood and TV show trope. Just wanted to get that straight, in defense of people with ASPD.
@Dark Waters They are still neuro atypical disorders. They can be influenced or reinforced by upbringing and environment, but they are not *created* by such. We're still learning a lot about *why* the brain develops this way for some people. Part of the problem in why most people don't understand it is there is a ton of sensationalized fiction and pop psychology around these terms that we are constantly inundated with. The truth is that the mental health community doesn't know the cause of ASPD/Sociopathy. They know it has to do with brain development and that upbringing and environment influence the development of the brain, but they also know that most people do not develop ASPD despite sometimes having similar upbringing and environment as many who do develop it and vice versa. They also know that it tends to run in families along genetic lineage. Psychopathy is under the same classification: ASPD. A "psychopath" is a person with ASPD who also has other traits (like addictive behavior in combination with persistent antisocial behavior and narcissism, for example) that cause the person to act out against people in manners that are considered heinous by societal standards. The term itself along with the term "sociopathy" have been seeing less frequent use in the modern mental health vocabulary because it is far too imprecise a thing, it has been used to describe many different unrelated conditions over the years and it carries a culturally loaded label along with it that is unhelpful. A psychopath still has ASPD. Modern mental health practice has found it more beneficial to be more specific and less general and to not use the loaded words that are popular in media and fiction. Instead, you would say Antisocial Personality Disorder demonstrating persistent antisocial behavior, narcissism and addictive behavior (or something like that; it's a case-by-case thing). If you want to read up on the whole topic: www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/antisocial-personality-disorder/symptoms-causes/syc-20353928 Wikipedia also has a good article on it with a section covering the mental health industry's more recent abandonment of the term "psychopath."
@Dark Waters I basically said the opposite, that there appears to be a developmental difference between those with ASPD (and this includes psychopaths, as they have ASPD) versus those without it. There is a catch, though. Saying that the brain is different or not different is a misnomer. Everyone's brain is different and develops pathing in slightly different ways resulting in vastly different personality outcomes from person to person. The mechanisms are roughly the same from person to person, but the end result in development always ends up different. There are some common traits and some uncommon. To a subset of people, cilantro tastes soapy and unpleasant. Some people "hear" colors or, for others, sounds will create colors in their minds. Some people don't develop the ability to relate to others on an emotional level or are unable to consider the world from the perspectives of others. So, saying that a psychopath's brain is different from others is not wrong but it is also not telling the whole story and, since everyone's brain is different, to lean on this oversimplification is to completely ignore what is actually happening. If you go back and look at what I wrote, though, you'll see where I talk about how we have evidence that it often runs along genetic lineage. And for those who argue that it is environmental or upbringing, we have many who have ASPD who were raised in very healthy households. We also have people who do not have ASPD who were raised in extremely violent and depraved households. But we also have evidence that upbringing and environment can exacerbate antisocial behavior and can play a critical role in the difference between someone with ASPD and someone with ASPD who maliciously preys on others (e.g. "psychopath"). Someone with ASPD alone isn't necessarily preying on others, but if they're raised in a household that didn't put much emphasis on respecting people and if the environment was abusive or if they were raised to believe that they are superior to others, then they may end up preying on others or even worse ... treating them like sport. Combine that with addiction and then you have your stereotype "psychopath." As for Narcissistic Personality Disorder, it is one of many personality disorders and is treated as its own and separate diagnosis. Someone with ASPD may or may not also have NPD. In the "Psychopathy Checklist" it is listed as one of many (and among the most common) traits of "psychopathy" but again the psychopathy name and much of what we previously associated with it is largely being dismissed in modern mental health research and diagnosis. NPD is still a thing and diagnosable, but anyone can potentially have NPD and still not have ASPD or any antisocial personality disorders. It is its own thing. However, when one with ASPD *also* has NPD (called a "comorbidity"), this tends to manifest in more antisocial behavior than one with ASPD who *doesn't* have NPD. It's a heck of a lot to go into in the comments section. Also, this way outside my area of focus. I was just trying to clear a few things up and hopefully contribute to the disuse of outdated and loaded terms like "psychopath" and "sociopath", dispel some of the popular myths around the subject and stick up for those with ASPD.
they already knew they were going to bash it so why so coy, if i dont like something im not going to seek it out, its a waist of positive energy elsewhere...my respect to you Nige for not getting upset...i can only dream of a day when Religious Bullshit comes to an end and people start to have a mind of there own...\\m//
I don't think songs like this are meant for Christians I think of them as a outlet for non religious people that are tired of some fairy tail in are eyes interfering with politics and trying to control what others do. Let people pray and believe in this stuff just don't expect atheist to be ok with it when people want religion to control aspects of there lives.
yeah completely agree, mindful people who could create a track like this would have christians as the last target to present this song to them. And I haven't found any judgemental moment there. There are just pure facts presented with a good balance between power and a bit of aggression. That is my album of the year 2020.
OMFG this was absolutely awesome!!!!!!!! I am MINDBLOWN! Once again thank you for bringing up to me awesome bands I barely even knew existed (Heilung and Twin Temple), Onslaught are the next band I really have to look into
No, they didn’t take it too far. It’s music. It’s expression. It’s for shock value. I do, however, agree with Vin. The GOP and the Trumpists who stormed the Capitol Building are much more blasphemous than this song. These people have put Trump up as their messiah, yet still invoke god. They’re not only blasphemous, but they also have a cognitive dissonance.
After 39 years, *Onslaught* still have _it._ Yeah, yeah, they broke up in 1991, but can you blame them? The frakkin' grunge was the hot shit, and metal was on hard times. *Onslaught* were offered a shit record deal. 😕 They were also _unwilling_ to sell out. 🤘 Unlike a certain thrash band, that set the example for selling out that very same year... 🙄 *Then, in 2005, Onslaught reunited,* and have been blasting ever since. 🤘
Musically this song is great, and Onslaught has been around a LONG time, this was after they sort of came back after being on what I think most assumed was a permanent hiatus. I want to say they were originally a hardcore punk band, I'm not sure when they shifted to thrash but you can still hear the punk influence in their vocal style. But lyrically I did think it was a bit...on the nose? I won't say it's trying too hard but I think lyrically its not strong enough to lift itself above some of shock value statements like say Behemoth is able to do. Vin's face during the song did make me laugh though, Also, this is a common misconception but sociopathy doesn't have any tie to morality. Not really. Sociopaths lack empathy and find it impossible or very difficult to form any emotional attachment to people. Some sociopaths do,. but its usually like...one person and even then its.....different than how you or I might form an emotional attachment. I'm completely with Sori on how she feels about child rapists and people who protect them. Unfortunately for Sori (as Vin points out) its against her own religion to feel that way. Luckily I have no such qualms. In regards to blasphemy, it seemed clear from the song that the band (or writer anyways) is an atheist. If that's true I don't think Jesus would be nearly as offended with his blasphemy as the blasphemy of a christian who molests children or countless other terrible things. So I'm not overly concerned for the guy . Though I will say that Jesus, whatever he may be, not that bad of a guy! Seemed like a nice fellow, you won't see me throwing any dirt on him. Here's the thing about militant atheism that Vin just refuses to acknowledge. One guy blaming or in his case assigning value to his (non) religious beliefs doesn't cast aspersion onto atheism as a whole. And to be fair historically many rulers have shifted responsibility for their actions to christianity. But I think its a different matter entirely when you have a religious state engaging in a HOLY WAR. that is where religion starts to pick up more of the blame for me. The other thing is that atheism is not really a religion, it's an absence of religion. So the blame for "militant atheism" falls on the individual, how can it be anything else. If I go out and commit genocide and blame it on being a Deist it doesn't mean Deism is bad, because it means something different to everyone, that's the very defining characteristic of it. Maybe if I was say a Pastafarean and blamed the genocide on the Flying Spaghetti Monster, a discussion could be had.
When Pennsylvania grand jury report came out and movie spotlight people scare of priest rather than the eternal punishment in after life .. so Christian logic is fucked up logic better hail satan turn up fucking music loud and play the black metal songs ...its gives me chill the whole day and happy ....
@@Empiricist14 ya bro in India too Christianity is a failed projects here nothing is happening inside church child sexual abusing , molestation , raping and murder ...it's very funny some fanatics cries over religion haha after its just a fairy tales . living life with happiness is the best way of life you can get it ...
Primordial - Lain with the wolf I think you guys would be able to go into incredible depth when analysing. I had an experience where I turned my back on God when I felt like my prayers weren’t heard and the Enemy grabbed a hold of me. I found my way back to Almighty but I still feel Lucifer’s shadow linger sometimes. This song was a such a vivid descriptor of that spiritual battle
The sociopath discussion actually has a lot to unpack about societal norms and whether or not an action can be considered right or wrong conditionally. Revolutionaries are always viewed as being in the wrong until they succeed, for example. A lot of early medicine? Best available information, so there wasn't a way to know it was wrong to do things that way. The idea that there is a best possible behavior assumes we're working with perfect information and as far as I can tell that simply has never been true for anything at any point in history. On that ground I reject the idea of absolute morality but instead believe morality is somewhat liquid and based entirely on what is known (not necessarily by the individual). You can't make judgments based on what exists but nobody knows to exist - that is silly. Which then brings us to Christians claiming to have the moral high ground either need to prove God exists, or shut the fuck up.
I have no idea how you made a link with this band and song with anything trump? All this song is saying is that all religion is buckshot lol. If an atheist is renouncing their religion why would they be mad because someone is holier than them....what? Lol great song ,
I understand that your commentary was influenced by what had happened the week prior with these Q-Tards...but it should have been mentioned this band is British and are around since Metallica etc. British thrashers are somehow less known because of how huge power metal is over there. You typically give a little info about the band before starting songs, just sayin' :)
@@METALHEAD550 Known you guys for a few years as also from Bristol, will say I'm impressed that they saw it as a direct attack compared to how they viewed Deathspell omega or the meads of asphodel. Funny thing is christian from deathspell went straight after the same topic as this song with sola fide but it took them longer to get offended. But then I always liked the venom/warfare school of straight up blasphemy as well, also guys if I see you in exchange again pints?
Please watch NOFX The Idiots have taken over. Written in 2004 or so, predicting exactly what's happening now. I would love to hear both of your takes on it.
Good song! I bet this feels the same for Christians as it makes me feel when religious people tell me their truth.....a little horrified, offended and a little afraid that the person talking to me is seriously insane.....
You would really love Nun Slaughter
I'm extremely happy to know these gents as friends as well as a superb band.
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19:04 - Sociopathy doesn't have anything to do with morality. That's more a pop psychology definition and an oversimplification of the disorder. It's Antisocial Personality Disorder in addition to other psychological traits, but the overarching trait is that someone who is sociopathic does not empathize with others and is unable to emotionally identify with others. As a result, sociopathic people sometimes harm others or take advantage of them because they are unable to place themselves in the shoes of others and struggle to empathize with how their behavior affects others. Not all sociopaths go out of their way to hurt people, though. Many have learned to live among us functioning as productive members of society.
The concept of sociopaths being "immoral" and not knowing "right from wrong" and such is a Hollywood and TV show trope.
Just wanted to get that straight, in defense of people with ASPD.
@Dark Waters They are still neuro atypical disorders. They can be influenced or reinforced by upbringing and environment, but they are not *created* by such. We're still learning a lot about *why* the brain develops this way for some people. Part of the problem in why most people don't understand it is there is a ton of sensationalized fiction and pop psychology around these terms that we are constantly inundated with. The truth is that the mental health community doesn't know the cause of ASPD/Sociopathy. They know it has to do with brain development and that upbringing and environment influence the development of the brain, but they also know that most people do not develop ASPD despite sometimes having similar upbringing and environment as many who do develop it and vice versa. They also know that it tends to run in families along genetic lineage.
Psychopathy is under the same classification: ASPD. A "psychopath" is a person with ASPD who also has other traits (like addictive behavior in combination with persistent antisocial behavior and narcissism, for example) that cause the person to act out against people in manners that are considered heinous by societal standards. The term itself along with the term "sociopathy" have been seeing less frequent use in the modern mental health vocabulary because it is far too imprecise a thing, it has been used to describe many different unrelated conditions over the years and it carries a culturally loaded label along with it that is unhelpful. A psychopath still has ASPD. Modern mental health practice has found it more beneficial to be more specific and less general and to not use the loaded words that are popular in media and fiction. Instead, you would say Antisocial Personality Disorder demonstrating persistent antisocial behavior, narcissism and addictive behavior (or something like that; it's a case-by-case thing).
If you want to read up on the whole topic:
www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/antisocial-personality-disorder/symptoms-causes/syc-20353928
Wikipedia also has a good article on it with a section covering the mental health industry's more recent abandonment of the term "psychopath."
@Dark Waters I basically said the opposite, that there appears to be a developmental difference between those with ASPD (and this includes psychopaths, as they have ASPD) versus those without it. There is a catch, though. Saying that the brain is different or not different is a misnomer. Everyone's brain is different and develops pathing in slightly different ways resulting in vastly different personality outcomes from person to person. The mechanisms are roughly the same from person to person, but the end result in development always ends up different. There are some common traits and some uncommon. To a subset of people, cilantro tastes soapy and unpleasant. Some people "hear" colors or, for others, sounds will create colors in their minds. Some people don't develop the ability to relate to others on an emotional level or are unable to consider the world from the perspectives of others. So, saying that a psychopath's brain is different from others is not wrong but it is also not telling the whole story and, since everyone's brain is different, to lean on this oversimplification is to completely ignore what is actually happening.
If you go back and look at what I wrote, though, you'll see where I talk about how we have evidence that it often runs along genetic lineage. And for those who argue that it is environmental or upbringing, we have many who have ASPD who were raised in very healthy households. We also have people who do not have ASPD who were raised in extremely violent and depraved households. But we also have evidence that upbringing and environment can exacerbate antisocial behavior and can play a critical role in the difference between someone with ASPD and someone with ASPD who maliciously preys on others (e.g. "psychopath"). Someone with ASPD alone isn't necessarily preying on others, but if they're raised in a household that didn't put much emphasis on respecting people and if the environment was abusive or if they were raised to believe that they are superior to others, then they may end up preying on others or even worse ... treating them like sport. Combine that with addiction and then you have your stereotype "psychopath."
As for Narcissistic Personality Disorder, it is one of many personality disorders and is treated as its own and separate diagnosis. Someone with ASPD may or may not also have NPD. In the "Psychopathy Checklist" it is listed as one of many (and among the most common) traits of "psychopathy" but again the psychopathy name and much of what we previously associated with it is largely being dismissed in modern mental health research and diagnosis. NPD is still a thing and diagnosable, but anyone can potentially have NPD and still not have ASPD or any antisocial personality disorders. It is its own thing. However, when one with ASPD *also* has NPD (called a "comorbidity"), this tends to manifest in more antisocial behavior than one with ASPD who *doesn't* have NPD.
It's a heck of a lot to go into in the comments section. Also, this way outside my area of focus. I was just trying to clear a few things up and hopefully contribute to the disuse of outdated and loaded terms like "psychopath" and "sociopath", dispel some of the popular myths around the subject and stick up for those with ASPD.
It’s about how humanity is evil and continues to be evil and humanity is continuously scared. The Bible has been written but it hasn’t helped.
Kreator - Enemy of god
Much respect for your honest thoughts guys..!
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they already knew they were going to bash it so why so coy, if i dont like something im not going to seek it out, its a waist of positive energy elsewhere...my respect to you Nige for not getting upset...i can only dream of a day when Religious Bullshit comes to an end and people start to have a mind of there own...\\m//
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Onslaught had a record with Steve grimet of grim reaper on vocals and it was a master piece
I don't think songs like this are meant for Christians I think of them as a outlet for non religious people that are tired of some fairy tail in are eyes interfering with politics and trying to control what others do. Let people pray and believe in this stuff just don't expect atheist to be ok with it when people want religion to control aspects of there lives.
yeah completely agree, mindful people who could create a track like this would have christians as the last target to present this song to them. And I haven't found any judgemental moment there. There are just pure facts presented with a good balance between power and a bit of aggression. That is my album of the year 2020.
@@Internalthorn thank you my friend...\\m//
I agree
@@Internalthorn Thank you my friend...\m/
I take my morning coffee with a splash of blasphemy. Jesus Juice, I call it. *Sip*
OMFG this was absolutely awesome!!!!!!!! I am MINDBLOWN!
Once again thank you for bringing up to me awesome bands I barely even knew existed (Heilung and Twin Temple), Onslaught are the next band I really have to look into
Don't forget to hit up Destruction, Kreator and Tryptikon...just sayin'
And Slayer of course :)
@@sprechenziedick607 \m/
@@sprechenziedick607 Of course....\m/
@@METALHEAD550 Been with you since Power from Hell. You guys are legit on my phone at this very moment. Killing Peace is my absolute fav record.
New Orbit Culture song - Mute the Silent. Can't wait to see you guys' reaction.
Death- Pull the Plug
This is ONSLAUGHT! What you were expecting at?
The 8 thumbs down must be metallica fans boooo crybabies!
Your faces 😂😂😂 now that’s how reactions should be 🤘🏻😂
dude, whos side are you on???
@@pantera89 spot on!
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@@bojanmoslavac3138 \m/
Another 80s thrash metal band yessss!!
Haven't watched yet... But I would've loved to see their reaction to Killing Peace by Onslaught. The very first lyric specifically... 😂
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No, they didn’t take it too far. It’s music. It’s expression. It’s for shock value. I do, however, agree with Vin. The GOP and the Trumpists who stormed the Capitol Building are much more blasphemous than this song. These people have put Trump up as their messiah, yet still invoke god. They’re not only blasphemous, but they also have a cognitive dissonance.
So true.
Thank you..
Their points are valid. The song rips and the video explains it perfectly.
You guys arent musicians so don’t judge music with your personal bs
After 39 years, *Onslaught* still have _it._ Yeah, yeah, they broke up in 1991, but can you blame them? The frakkin' grunge was the hot shit, and metal was on hard times. *Onslaught* were offered a shit record deal. 😕 They were also _unwilling_ to sell out. 🤘 Unlike a certain thrash band, that set the example for selling out that very same year... 🙄 *Then, in 2005, Onslaught reunited,* and have been blasting ever since. 🤘
SPITTING BLOOD IN THE FACE OF GOD!!!! 🤘😝🤘
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@@METALHEAD550 Keep On Blasting in the Free World!
@@GenMVeers 🤘
Musically this song is great, and Onslaught has been around a LONG time, this was after they sort of came back after being on what I think most assumed was a permanent hiatus. I want to say they were originally a hardcore punk band, I'm not sure when they shifted to thrash but you can still hear the punk influence in their vocal style. But lyrically I did think it was a bit...on the nose? I won't say it's trying too hard but I think lyrically its not strong enough to lift itself above some of shock value statements like say Behemoth is able to do. Vin's face during the song did make me laugh though,
Also, this is a common misconception but sociopathy doesn't have any tie to morality. Not really. Sociopaths lack empathy and find it impossible or very difficult to form any emotional attachment to people. Some sociopaths do,. but its usually like...one person and even then its.....different than how you or I might form an emotional attachment.
I'm completely with Sori on how she feels about child rapists and people who protect them. Unfortunately for Sori (as Vin points out) its against her own religion to feel that way. Luckily I have no such qualms.
In regards to blasphemy, it seemed clear from the song that the band (or writer anyways) is an atheist. If that's true I don't think Jesus would be nearly as offended with his blasphemy as the blasphemy of a christian who molests children or countless other terrible things. So I'm not overly concerned for the guy . Though I will say that Jesus, whatever he may be, not that bad of a guy! Seemed like a nice fellow, you won't see me throwing any dirt on him.
Here's the thing about militant atheism that Vin just refuses to acknowledge. One guy blaming or in his case assigning value to his (non) religious beliefs doesn't cast aspersion onto atheism as a whole. And to be fair historically many rulers have shifted responsibility for their actions to christianity. But I think its a different matter entirely when you have a religious state engaging in a HOLY WAR. that is where religion starts to pick up more of the blame for me. The other thing is that atheism is not really a religion, it's an absence of religion. So the blame for "militant atheism" falls on the individual, how can it be anything else. If I go out and commit genocide and blame it on being a Deist it doesn't mean Deism is bad, because it means something different to everyone, that's the very defining characteristic of it. Maybe if I was say a Pastafarean and blamed the genocide on the Flying Spaghetti Monster, a discussion could be had.
You are right. Long time since I heard Onslaught, thought they were long gone. Did like the ”Power from hell”-era better.
@@magnuswesterfalk1482 I appreciate your opinion.
Why would you be taking vitamins during a reaction recording, how strange lol!
HERE'S A SONG TO REACT TO 'DARK MOTHER' BY BELZEBUBS !!!!!!
When Pennsylvania grand jury report came out and movie spotlight people scare of priest rather than the eternal punishment in after life .. so Christian logic is fucked up logic better hail satan turn up fucking music loud and play the black metal songs ...its gives me chill the whole day and happy ....
hail Satan indeed :) stay free bro
@@Empiricist14 ya bro in India too Christianity is a failed projects here nothing is happening inside church child sexual abusing , molestation , raping and murder ...it's very funny some fanatics cries over religion haha after its just a fairy tales . living life with happiness is the best way of life you can get it ...
Primordial - Lain with the wolf
I think you guys would be able to go into incredible depth when analysing. I had an experience where I turned my back on God when I felt like my prayers weren’t heard and the Enemy grabbed a hold of me. I found my way back to Almighty but I still feel Lucifer’s shadow linger sometimes. This song was a such a vivid descriptor of that spiritual battle
Bob onslaught song
7:09 - Woww Vinn said In Sha Allah . Sounds great 👍🏻
Wooow, they are against religion?!?! So brave... for 1960s.
Screw religion
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You can really tell the guys in this band grew up catholic or fundamental baptist. haha
English...probably Protestant.
@@sprechenziedick607 Im guessing church of england. since they run most of the religious school in the UK.
I personally love this band and I am a Christian my self. So it’s kinda awkward for me but I always thought this song took it a tad too far.
Thank you...\m/
Christians React .... ROFL . Whenever there is more provoking song Sori puts up christian react ....just in case :D ROFL
Acts all shocked and horrified....then she sits there banging her head to black metal🤪🙄
They speak truth
Awesome song...wow
You must react to deicide
They did react to Deicide. Kill the Christians and Once upon the cross. They didn't like it. But Deicide is my favorite band.
The sociopath discussion actually has a lot to unpack about societal norms and whether or not an action can be considered right or wrong conditionally. Revolutionaries are always viewed as being in the wrong until they succeed, for example. A lot of early medicine? Best available information, so there wasn't a way to know it was wrong to do things that way. The idea that there is a best possible behavior assumes we're working with perfect information and as far as I can tell that simply has never been true for anything at any point in history. On that ground I reject the idea of absolute morality but instead believe morality is somewhat liquid and based entirely on what is known (not necessarily by the individual). You can't make judgments based on what exists but nobody knows to exist - that is silly. Which then brings us to Christians claiming to have the moral high ground either need to prove God exists, or shut the fuck up.
Shawn James - Burn The Witch. You're welcome.
I have no idea how you made a link with this band and song with anything trump? All this song is saying is that all religion is buckshot lol. If an atheist is renouncing their religion why would they be mad because someone is holier than them....what? Lol great song ,
I understand that your commentary was influenced by what had happened the week prior with these Q-Tards...but it should have been mentioned this band is British and are around since Metallica etc. British thrashers are somehow less known because of how huge power metal is over there. You typically give a little info about the band before starting songs, just sayin' :)
They never intended to do any research; their religious beliefs are to pick it apart because it clearly has a target from their ignorant perspectives.
@@METALHEAD550 Known you guys for a few years as also from Bristol, will say I'm impressed that they saw it as a direct attack compared to how they viewed Deathspell omega or the meads of asphodel. Funny thing is christian from deathspell went straight after the same topic as this song with sola fide but it took them longer to get offended. But then I always liked the venom/warfare school of straight up blasphemy as well, also guys if I see you in exchange again pints?
someone get them to react to Vader - Decapitated Saints (2012 ver)
Please watch NOFX The Idiots have taken over. Written in 2004 or so, predicting exactly what's happening now. I would love to hear both of your takes on it.
Opeth - Godhead's Lament
Nice:). Satan loves this and I like it to
Satan inspires this and thank him for that, holy shit I still can't believe my ears after the fifth listen today
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Jesus he will be o.k. Kreator - prevail
You guys must read or watch some Christopher Hitchens
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React to Angra - Carolina IV
Good song! I bet this feels the same for Christians as it makes me feel when religious people tell me their truth.....a little horrified, offended and a little afraid that the person talking to me is seriously insane.....
So true
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Please react to Amon Amarth - Embrace of the Endless Ocean and Draconian - Morningstar
They’ve reacted to that Draconian song. Nearly 2 years ago
Will someone please help me out with Dax - Dear God reaction. It would be greatly appreciated.
3:35 😂😂
React to Sacrifice by Bathory. You will probably go out of your mind. But if you will, then don't be mad at me. Lol.
please do a reaction to venom- at war with satan
Still waiting for a song I recognize
In stead of that, you schould embrace all the great, new Songs you hear. That's Part of what Metal all about. 😉
Now you do recognize this 🤘
Thank you...\m/
metallica: cianide 🤘
I live in sc Lindsay Graham is crooked 🤣 but I agree on the other things
react massacration the mummy