I once flew in a plane where a gentleman, aged about 60, bent over and started praying quietly as the plane started to take off. Upon landing he bent over and started doing the same thing again. In his mind it was him and his god that caused us to take off and land safely, not the pilots, engineers, air traffic control, meteorologists, maintenance crew, ground crew, and numerous others that ensured we had a safe flight.
Nothing WRONG with Praying to your Deity ... You HAVE that Right ! ... As for those who DON'T believe in God or Gods - like Me - we have equal rights. We CAN live in peace, if we just respect EVERYBODY ELSE'S beliefs and NOT try to convert others ... ☮
@@bobbart4198 Woah there, calm down a little. I didn't say the passenger had no right to pray. I didn't try to convert him. A little more reading and a little less anger please.
Thank you Seth…my 4 of 5 remaining children and their families have shunned me, which hurts…because I am not Evangelical like them. Todays discussion was helpful as it brings me back into focus on how to stand in my truth and know that my family can’t accept me as this person…I don’t represent their idea of the person(s) that they hold up as people to be admired. I don’t charm and live to be entertained. I have a wide range of emotions actually…some of which are unacceptable to my family. I am not happy enough to suit them. Today helped me remember where I am going. Thanks again…❤
I went in to a Catholic cathederal to look at the architecture. The priest told me to take off my hat. I told him to go grab a Bible and show me where it says Mary doesn't like hats. He immediately recognized he wasn't dealing with one of his usual mushbrains.
We live in the world of the book 1984; I want a tattoo of the slogan. "War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength". But from all angles I feel like, the concepts of doublespeak and all that. Anyway, stay awesome Seth, from an atheist in the crazy religious west 🍻
Your initial thoughts about thanking some fantasy figure instead of your doctor etc. are spot on. As to your ending meditation on the value of equal treatment and the culture of cruelty, these right-wingers have forgotten history never mind the literature depicting it. I'm reading through Shakespeare at present and his histories of the blood-spattered internecine cruelty engendered by royal systems which denied the vast majority of people their rights and exalted religion over all clearly exemplify the dire peril of a return to those days.
I was raised kkkatlik. Its hatred ran me off at about 11 when I realized I was stuck on Chuck and NOT Pamela. I can still hear bitchup fulton j sheen spewing hatred of sodomites and calling me a pervert Today I know enough to realize he probably liked "knowing" men .
Two stories about the sirens. We have Howlin Wednesday the first Wednesday of the month here in Minnesota where they test the sirens and my dog howls like a monster. And when you played the sirens, it was howling Wednesday. second story. My little sister moved to live with me in Kansas and I forgot to warn her about howling Wednesday and she thought it was a real tornado so she grabbed her cat and was running down the street to the local shelter when she realized everyone else was just mowing their grass and going about their business.😂
Sometimes I fix dinner for my very-religious cousins. At the start of every meal, they both bow their heads and pray, thanking God for the meal they are about to receive. While I have no objection to this insane practice, I don't stop them, and I don't participate. I usually point out that I had much more to do with providing their good food than any invisible creature; I bought it, prepared it, and served it, and no one else was in sight. My cousins would say thanks to me as well, although they don't pray to me. I guess everyone was happy.
How come nobody goes on when tornadoes rip through the bible belt, that it's god's judgement??? Let something hit a blue state and it's god's wrath. I sense a difference without a distinction going on.
I had a few tornado scares growing up in Iowa, but no close calls. I remember the sounds of those sirens well. I've had a life-long fascination with weather, especially severe weather, ever since. One of my hobbies now ("special interests", possibly), is watching storm chasers live streaming on TH-cam.
I grew up and still live in San Diego CA. Seen some storms, huge waves, hard winds, and wild fires. But not tornados. They're difficult to even imagine. They can pull the asphalt right off a road bed. Gotta say though, earth quakes are a whole different thing. No warning, no sirens, no nothing. Just wtf and things start going every where. Then it's over. I rode out a big quake in the basement of a 5 story 100 year old building. The old hotel bad a lot of noise but its been surviving quakes for a long time.
I must admit that when life gets scary, I start believing in YOUR own, personal, private, particular, infinitely-alterable version of your favorite brand of the silent, invisible, undetectable, untestable god who just happens to be the most popular one where you were born.
I try to understand that, but it's like I've just never had the ability to believe in any kind of invisible "god" figure. Maybe it's genetic or my brain just isn't wired that way. I know that belief gives a lot of people comfort. Personally, I don't get it.
👋Hi there, Seth! If You would've told that Pentecostal Lady where You were going and who You were, She would've accused You of being responsible for the severe turbulence... like a Jonah-type of person😅😅😅
13:30 That siren brings back childhood memories of the sirens in my home town being tested twice a year (the time and day was posted in the local paper for two weeks beforehand to avoid unnecessary panic). Fortunately the sirens were never needed for real by that point, which would have been to warn of imminent flooding on our side of town or of a nuclear strike (not that we had any cellars in which to shelter from the blast and subsequent fallout, because of the risk of flooding). The siren near where I lived hadn't been used to sound an actual warning since 1944, and luckily then only four HE bombs hit the town and no-one was hurt.
We are out here in the rural areas too it's just hard to speak up when everyone you know is so vocal about their Christian conservatism. You can really lose friends, family, even your job if people think you are an "other". It's kind of a keep the peace type thing.
Seth's "Let's collab with those that we think are wrong against those that we both think are evil" is an approach I formulated in my mind since a few months: When you talk to other people begin with 1) Clarify the definitions. Too often people use the same words, but mean something totally different. And then you will NEVER find common ground. One speaks of communism and means community, equal rights, participation of all on what they do, the decisions, the risks and the profits. The other hears communism and only thinks of Sovier Union, Stalinism, Gulag, China, dozens of millions starving to death, You do not have to agree on the definition, but both should know what the other means when he uses that word. As that requires listening to each other and communicating to and fro till all has been clarified, that is anyhow a perfec preparation for
2) Finding out the commonalities. What would you like to achieve? What problems should be attacked? What things would make this world better? And I bet that one can find many, many points where one can agree even with people that are seemingly totally opposed to you. And maybe you find that would one realize those points you AGREE upon, you could achieve more than what you would probably reach when then other side is fighting tooth and nail against you. Which might hopefully lead to 3) Sit together and work out how you can realize these goals TOGETHER. That will require what is usually SOOOOO despised: COMPRISE. An absolute no-word in the US mindset. Compromise means you do not get everything, that what you agree upon is never clear, could always be shifted. But something is always better than nothing, so you are better setting out to realize your compromises - TOGETHER. There is certainly a lot to do, but cooperation should speed it up,. And THEN, when you achieved all that, only NOW is the to to move to
4) bash each other's heads in about the things you disagree upon - if it is still worth it. I saw that often in discussion rounds on TV, someone is making a statement, the other interferes with "You are talking total nonsense, you are completely wrong" - and then says (almost) completely the same - with a little different wording. Sometimes I would have loved to jump into the TV, grab both by the throat and scream "Admit that you mean THE SAME! You can only not admit it because he is from another party, and you MUST distinguish yourself from them, claim that only YOU have the answers. In terms of power, but it poisons the society". (in my cas the german one)
Large tornadoes don't skip over stuff. Inside the larger body there are smaller suction vortices that are super intense and rotate with the direction of the larger body (think smaller more intense tornadoes whipping around). That's how you have multiple houses directly in the path and some are damaged while others aren't. Some were missed by these stronger suction vortices.
When I lived in the Sierras on Donner Summit, they used air raid sirens to alert about fires. Freaked me out the first time it went off. I thought we were being invaded.
There was a tornado siren right next to the elementary school I worked at. There was a severe thunderstorm that moved in moments after we got the kids back inside from recess. The lower elementary students were mostly unaware of what the siren meant, but the older kids were terrified. That was a rough afternoon.
Have you seen the IHIP (I've Had It Podcast)? They're two blond, suburban Oklahoma women BUT they're both liberals and one is an outspoken atheist. I don't remember which large OK town they live in but, from what I can tell, the podcast started bc OK is trying so hard to shove religion (conservative religion and politics) down everyone's throat. Edit: I hope to see you in Ft. Worth!
Sometimes childish people should be dealt with in a childish manner as a means of making a point, not as a way of living and being. If anything got MGT to stop interrupting sometimes it worked. I don't want to ever have to shoot or kill someone but sometimes that is what self-defense involves.
That siren reminds me of the nuclear bomb drills. Literally crouching under our school desks to practice in case of a nuclear strike. We were so naive.
BTW, the "tornado sirens" are what we here in Ukraine hear nearly every day due to the r*ssian invasion. I live 20 miles away from the nearest siren, I can hear the thing in the night sometimes, and kids in cities might listen to them more than once a day! As for the subject: it seems to me that the folks who make the god an agent of the action (tornado disaster) put themselves in a danger of getting PTSD, I'll explain how. Scientists say that when people are injured by (or lose their loved ones due to) "a natural disaster" -- it's less likely for them to develop PTSD, because they know there's no one to blame, it's "just nature, just wind, just the way it happens, the air flow did not mean to hurt anyone". On the other hand, when people's lives are ruined by actions of other "thinking being", the survivors have much more chances to get chronic PTSD, because they know that Someone Did This to them on purpose! It adds to their trauma immensely. That's why I view religious ppl as kinda masochistic( I notice this all the time among my believing relatives, it does not look healthy =(
I don't normally think that a person who is verbally attacked (especially by a moron) should try to fight back but it did work, IMO. Marge Green didn't try to continue it by digging at her again. In fact, her reaction by posting that card with a mostly positive message about body image, to me, was probably one of the few things she's said/done I didn't have a problem with. I'm worried that all the environmental damage we are causing is what will do us in. Especially the fact that our water sources are so strained already and the climate warming isn't going to help.
Hi fellow Ozzie, I was in Darwin in 2019, and I visited the local Museum that depicted in great detail, Cyclone Tracy's destructive path and devastation via (artifacts and photographs) that was collected and recorded throughout that hole region in 1974. But it was Sweetheart, that massive stuffed salt water crocodile, that really blew-me-away... Sorry for the pun there.😅
I thought El Reno had the largest tornado, but the 1999 Moore tornado had the fastest recorded winds. Perhaps I'm wrong, but that's the way I've understood it.
Looks like you missed what Rep. Jasmine Crockett did, Seth. She's _good,_ Dude. Killer good. This is a transcript of the moment that I made myself of Rep. Crockett to Rep. Comer, _Chairman of the committee:_ "I'm just curious, just to better understand your ruling, if someone on this committee then starts talking about someone's bleach-blonde, bad-built, butch body, that would not be engaging in personalities, correct?" Crockett was looking for clarification from the Chairman, not directly responding to MTG. In the ensuing racket in response to her asking the above question, Crockett can be heard saying that what she wanted was a clarification. She did not repeat the phrase, nor did she speak directly to MTG in any way improper the entire time. The media reported this all wrong. Watch the unedited video for yourself. Brian Tyler Cohen has it, among others.
Relationships, not memes. Internet social platforms, amongst all their anonomous, private, nonpersonal identities are only good for spreading rumors and sharing in their gleeful backstabbing. It is a rage outlet and loves to stir things up and they admire people who upset and tear down others as just another televised spectator sport. They don't feel the pain.
The numbers of the following of the stupid seem to be growing. Conspiracy theorists and pseudoscience channels are everywhere on the internet. We may indeed die of stupidity .
Unfortunately "unaffiliated" =/= atheist or humanist or progressive. It points more to the general trend of people losing trust in traditional institutional authority. That includes The Church & The State & Science. Everyone has their own truth/reality now.
Its not the Republicans that are saying that men can be girls, having drag show story time for elementary kids, and celebrating abortion all the way up till the day before birth. There are crazies on both sides.
Sorry. Like your content but tired of otherwise inoffensive comments getted censored. In January the platform rammed through _"enhanced censor filters"_ which result in arbitrary - and usually incorrectly applied - censorship of comments. Some channels adjusted their settings to allow usual discourse = you have not...... - hence 👋
I once flew in a plane where a gentleman, aged about 60, bent over and started praying quietly as the plane started to take off. Upon landing he bent over and started doing the same thing again.
In his mind it was him and his god that caused us to take off and land safely, not the pilots, engineers, air traffic control, meteorologists, maintenance crew, ground crew, and numerous others that ensured we had a safe flight.
Nothing WRONG with Praying to your Deity ... You HAVE that Right ! ... As for those who DON'T believe in God or Gods - like Me - we have equal rights.
We CAN live in peace, if we just respect EVERYBODY ELSE'S beliefs and NOT try to convert others ... ☮
@@bobbart4198 Woah there, calm down a little. I didn't say the passenger had no right to pray. I didn't try to convert him. A little more reading and a little less anger please.
@@CatsMeowPaw Not angry at all, Son ... In fact I THOUGHT we we're in perfect agreement. Perhaps it's YOU who didn't read carefully enough ...
Thank you Seth…my 4 of 5 remaining children and their families have shunned me, which hurts…because I am not Evangelical like them. Todays discussion was helpful as it brings me back into focus on how to stand in my truth and know that my family can’t accept me as this person…I don’t represent their idea of the person(s) that they hold up as people to be admired. I don’t charm and live to be entertained. I have a wide range of emotions actually…some of which are unacceptable to my family. I am not happy enough to suit them.
Today helped me remember where I am going. Thanks again…❤
"Part of me prefers tornadoes to pentecostals..." 🤣🤣🤣
Pentacostals don't knock on your door Mormons and tornadoes do.
@@riparianlife97701 They do in Oklahoma but not my house anymore.
@@kevchard5214 Oof!
The JW's are still the craziest of them all. 😅
I went in to a Catholic cathederal to look at the architecture. The priest told me to take off my hat. I told him to go grab a Bible and show me where it says Mary doesn't like hats. He immediately recognized he wasn't dealing with one of his usual mushbrains.
Or you could have made the priest happy by simply removing your hat, regardless of his reason for asking.
@@Shermanbay maybe when the Catholic church answers for its sins, the issue of respect can be revisited.
@@Shermanbay Priests could make me happy by not raping children any more. It's the little things.
@@Voidsworn That fish is rotten at the head.
You were very disrespectful. Would you be brave enough to insult a Mus lamb Imam in a mosque?
We live in the world of the book 1984; I want a tattoo of the slogan. "War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength". But from all angles I feel like, the concepts of doublespeak and all that. Anyway, stay awesome Seth, from an atheist in the crazy religious west 🍻
The pilot should have announced, "YOU'RE WELCOME!"
Your initial thoughts about thanking some fantasy figure instead of your doctor etc. are spot on. As to your ending meditation on the value of equal treatment and the culture of cruelty, these right-wingers have forgotten history never mind the literature depicting it. I'm reading through Shakespeare at present and his histories of the blood-spattered internecine cruelty engendered by royal systems which denied the vast majority of people their rights and exalted religion over all clearly exemplify the dire peril of a return to those days.
I thank my parents daily that they never indoctrinated me into any religion. I prefer logic to mysticism.
I was raised kkkatlik. Its hatred ran me off at about 11 when I realized I was stuck on Chuck and NOT Pamela. I can still hear bitchup fulton j sheen spewing hatred of sodomites and calling me a pervert Today I know enough to realize he probably liked "knowing" men .
I thank my parents too for not being ridiculous-leave the kids alone-TAX churches instead of going there to play make believe
They sure would BLAME the pilots if you crashed.
Worse yet, they'll be screaming DEI.
💯
A Jew wouldn't. He would blame God: Isaiah 45:7.
@@pabloaute4355 Dang it, I only just started Isaiah *44*.
@@pabloaute4355 god kind of lets you know right there doesn’t He?
I'm terrified of heights and flying and I think if I was seated by the church lady I would be begging for a parachute.
Deconverting at 62. Thanks for your chats 😅
Two stories about the sirens. We have Howlin Wednesday the first Wednesday of the month here in Minnesota where they test the sirens and my dog howls like a monster. And when you played the sirens, it was howling Wednesday.
second story. My little sister moved to live with me in Kansas and I forgot to warn her about howling Wednesday and she thought it was a real tornado so she grabbed her cat and was running down the street to the local shelter when she realized everyone else was just mowing their grass and going about their business.😂
That tornado alarm is a recycled Civil Defense siren. I grew up with one of those being tested once a month. Just in case the Ruskies showed up.
Sometimes I fix dinner for my very-religious cousins. At the start of every meal, they both bow their heads and pray, thanking God for the meal they are about to receive. While I have no objection to this insane practice, I don't stop them, and I don't participate. I usually point out that I had much more to do with providing their good food than any invisible creature; I bought it, prepared it, and served it, and no one else was in sight. My cousins would say thanks to me as well, although they don't pray to me. I guess everyone was happy.
Amazing talk, Seth! I always enjoy your talks!
How come nobody goes on when tornadoes rip through the bible belt, that it's god's judgement??? Let something hit a blue state and it's god's wrath. I sense a difference without a distinction going on.
I had a few tornado scares growing up in Iowa, but no close calls. I remember the sounds of those sirens well. I've had a life-long fascination with weather, especially severe weather, ever since.
One of my hobbies now ("special interests", possibly), is watching storm chasers live streaming on TH-cam.
I grew up and still live in San Diego CA. Seen some storms, huge waves, hard winds, and wild fires.
But not tornados.
They're difficult to even imagine. They can pull the asphalt right off a road bed.
Gotta say though, earth quakes are a whole different thing.
No warning, no sirens, no nothing. Just wtf and things start going every where. Then it's over.
I rode out a big quake in the basement of a 5 story 100 year old building.
The old hotel bad a lot of noise but its been surviving quakes for a long time.
No sirens where l watched a tornado pass by the trailer park only to rip the roof off a nearby truck stop.
Sometimes living in the sticks is scary.
I must admit that when life gets scary, I start believing in YOUR own, personal, private, particular, infinitely-alterable version of your favorite brand of the silent, invisible, undetectable, untestable god who just happens to be the most popular one where you were born.
I try to understand that, but it's like I've just never had the ability to believe in any kind of invisible "god" figure. Maybe it's genetic or my brain just isn't wired that way. I know that belief gives a lot of people comfort. Personally, I don't get it.
WHY? Don't you know that this is self brainwashing. This promotes stupid decisions.
Thank you for investing in the writing and sharing of this. Well done.
@@clintleffingwell8129 Steal it. Get the word out.
I don't thank Jesus , but I am awfully, selfishly grateful when bad things don't happen to me.
I've been always wondering why all the good things have happened is thanks to God and bad things are because of people
If we don't credit God with what's good then what use is there for it? 🙂
When YOU need help, the church tells you to ask God. When the church needs help, they ask for your money.
👋Hi there, Seth! If You would've told that Pentecostal Lady where You were going and who You were, She would've accused You of being responsible for the severe turbulence... like a Jonah-type of person😅😅😅
Solid observation
I’m a WX nerd, so I know every tornado you mentioned, and loved the nerding out part of the video
So true and Amen. That Facebook group name Pip mentioned is hilarious. 😂 Great show Seth!!
13:30 That siren brings back childhood memories of the sirens in my home town being tested twice a year (the time and day was posted in the local paper for two weeks beforehand to avoid unnecessary panic). Fortunately the sirens were never needed for real by that point, which would have been to warn of imminent flooding on our side of town or of a nuclear strike (not that we had any cellars in which to shelter from the blast and subsequent fallout, because of the risk of flooding). The siren near where I lived hadn't been used to sound an actual warning since 1944, and luckily then only four HE bombs hit the town and no-one was hurt.
Education is our future and we continue to defund education or hire educators that have no business of being in that career.
Love this podcast
We are out here in the rural areas too it's just hard to speak up when everyone you know is so vocal about their Christian conservatism. You can really lose friends, family, even your job if people think you are an "other". It's kind of a keep the peace type thing.
Seth's "Let's collab with those that we think are wrong against those that we both think are evil" is an approach I formulated in my mind since a few months:
When you talk to other people begin with
1) Clarify the definitions. Too often people use the same words, but mean something totally different. And then you will NEVER find common ground.
One speaks of communism and means community, equal rights, participation of all on what they do, the decisions, the risks and the profits.
The other hears communism and only thinks of Sovier Union, Stalinism, Gulag, China, dozens of millions starving to death,
You do not have to agree on the definition, but both should know what the other means when he uses that word.
As that requires listening to each other and communicating to and fro till all has been clarified, that is anyhow a perfec preparation for
2) Finding out the commonalities.
What would you like to achieve? What problems should be attacked? What things would make this world better?
And I bet that one can find many, many points where one can agree even with people that are seemingly totally opposed to you.
And maybe you find that would one realize those points you AGREE upon, you could achieve more than what you would probably reach when then other side is fighting tooth and nail against you. Which might hopefully lead to
3) Sit together and work out how you can realize these goals TOGETHER.
That will require what is usually SOOOOO despised: COMPRISE.
An absolute no-word in the US mindset.
Compromise means you do not get everything, that what you agree upon is never clear, could always be shifted.
But something is always better than nothing, so you are better
setting out to realize your compromises - TOGETHER.
There is certainly a lot to do, but cooperation should speed it up,.
And THEN, when you achieved all that, only NOW is the to to move to
4) bash each other's heads in about the things you disagree upon - if it is still worth it.
I saw that often in discussion rounds on TV, someone is making a statement, the other interferes with "You are talking total nonsense, you are completely wrong" - and then says (almost) completely the same - with a little different wording. Sometimes I would have loved to jump into the TV, grab both by the throat and scream
"Admit that you mean THE SAME! You can only not admit it because he is from another party, and you MUST distinguish yourself from them, claim that only YOU have the answers. In terms of power, but it poisons the society". (in my cas the german one)
Great show! 😊
Large tornadoes don't skip over stuff. Inside the larger body there are smaller suction vortices that are super intense and rotate with the direction of the larger body (think smaller more intense tornadoes whipping around). That's how you have multiple houses directly in the path and some are damaged while others aren't. Some were missed by these stronger suction vortices.
When I lived in the Sierras on Donner Summit, they used air raid sirens to alert about fires. Freaked me out the first time it went off. I thought we were being invaded.
Seth, I also try very hard to not stoop to childish name calling, and it can be difficult. I agree with you.
... " It's 2024 and Christians still argue about ... " - LOTS of crazy stuff, as do OTHER people of Faith ... And, the surprise is ... ?
There was a tornado siren right next to the elementary school I worked at. There was a severe thunderstorm that moved in moments after we got the kids back inside from recess. The lower elementary students were mostly unaware of what the siren meant, but the older kids were terrified. That was a rough afternoon.
Have you seen the IHIP (I've Had It Podcast)? They're two blond, suburban Oklahoma women BUT they're both liberals and one is an outspoken atheist. I don't remember which large OK town they live in but, from what I can tell, the podcast started bc OK is trying so hard to shove religion (conservative religion and politics) down everyone's throat.
Edit: I hope to see you in Ft. Worth!
We need to stop flying around so much.
planes ✈️ trains 🚊 & automobiles 🚗 is the only way I roll .
Sometimes childish people should be dealt with in a childish manner as a means of making a point, not as a way of living and being. If anything got MGT to stop interrupting sometimes it worked. I don't want to ever have to shoot or kill someone but sometimes that is what self-defense involves.
That siren reminds me of the nuclear bomb drills. Literally crouching under our school desks to practice in case of a nuclear strike. We were so naive.
Pip! I love Pip calls.
I enjoy a good storm......
BTW, the "tornado sirens" are what we here in Ukraine hear nearly every day due to the r*ssian invasion. I live 20 miles away from the nearest siren, I can hear the thing in the night sometimes, and kids in cities might listen to them more than once a day!
As for the subject: it seems to me that the folks who make the god an agent of the action (tornado disaster) put themselves in a danger of getting PTSD, I'll explain how. Scientists say that when people are injured by (or lose their loved ones due to) "a natural disaster" -- it's less likely for them to develop PTSD, because they know there's no one to blame, it's "just nature, just wind, just the way it happens, the air flow did not mean to hurt anyone". On the other hand, when people's lives are ruined by actions of other "thinking being", the survivors have much more chances to get chronic PTSD, because they know that Someone Did This to them on purpose! It adds to their trauma immensely.
That's why I view religious ppl as kinda masochistic( I notice this all the time among my believing relatives, it does not look healthy =(
The tornado siren is not "like" an air raid siren, that's exactly what it is.
I don't normally think that a person who is verbally attacked (especially by a moron) should try to fight back but it did work, IMO. Marge Green didn't try to continue it by digging at her again. In fact, her reaction by posting that card with a mostly positive message about body image, to me, was probably one of the few things she's said/done I didn't have a problem with.
I'm worried that all the environmental damage we are causing is what will do us in. Especially the fact that our water sources are so strained already and the climate warming isn't going to help.
1974 was when Darwin in OZ got blown away.
Hi fellow Ozzie, I was in Darwin in 2019, and I visited the local Museum that depicted in great detail, Cyclone Tracy's destructive path and devastation via (artifacts and photographs) that was collected and recorded throughout that hole region in 1974. But it was Sweetheart, that massive stuffed salt water crocodile, that really blew-me-away... Sorry for the pun there.😅
The siren is the same as old Japanese air raid sirens, there's a horror game called siren as well (Japanese of course)
I thought El Reno had the largest tornado, but the 1999 Moore tornado had the fastest recorded winds. Perhaps I'm wrong, but that's the way I've understood it.
Regardless if a god exists or not it is evil to force a life form into the type of existence that they might hate to exist in.
Looks like you missed what Rep. Jasmine Crockett did, Seth. She's _good,_ Dude. Killer good. This is a transcript of the moment that I made myself of Rep. Crockett to Rep. Comer, _Chairman of the committee:_
"I'm just curious, just to better understand your ruling, if someone on this committee then starts talking about someone's bleach-blonde, bad-built, butch body, that would not be engaging in personalities, correct?"
Crockett was looking for clarification from the Chairman, not directly responding to MTG. In the ensuing racket in response to her asking the above question, Crockett can be heard saying that what she wanted was a clarification. She did not repeat the phrase, nor did she speak directly to MTG in any way improper the entire time. The media reported this all wrong. Watch the unedited video for yourself. Brian Tyler Cohen has it, among others.
I just reloaded the file for new comments - 666 views.
YEAH!
What good is 'moral high ground' when it's all going to hell in a handbasket on a rocket powered zipline? tavi.
Relationships, not memes. Internet social platforms, amongst all their anonomous, private, nonpersonal identities are only good for spreading rumors and sharing in their gleeful backstabbing. It is a rage outlet and loves to stir things up and they admire people who upset and tear down others as just another televised spectator sport. They don't feel the pain.
The numbers of the following of the stupid seem to be growing. Conspiracy theorists and pseudoscience channels are everywhere on the internet.
We may indeed die of stupidity .
🤔 I find most atheist/agnostics don’t want to have a conversation on any of this..
They are actually air raid warning sirens from WWII. Most of them, anyway.
Wait a minute, is that Diamond Dust Cyclone??
Can you lead by example if no one follows? tavi.
😢😢😢😢😢😢Why did you day what Jasmine said if it bothered you so much?
Seth can I have you over for dinner
Unfortunately "unaffiliated" =/= atheist or humanist or progressive. It points more to the general trend of people losing trust in traditional institutional authority. That includes The Church & The State & Science. Everyone has their own truth/reality now.
... " Adults in the Room " don't work with today's Republican Party, Seth - and YOU know it !
Its not the Republicans that are saying that men can be girls, having drag show story time for elementary kids, and celebrating abortion all the way up till the day before birth. There are crazies on both sides.
@@blusheep2 And a LOT of that is bullshit.
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So you’re afraid of science then?
Sad.
@@nickguy8037 The science doesn't say that men can be girls. Who told you that?
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Biologists, psychologists and neuroscientists.
Let me guess… you learnt your biology from a priest.
Sorry. Like your content but tired of otherwise inoffensive comments getted censored. In January the platform rammed through _"enhanced censor filters"_ which result in arbitrary - and usually incorrectly applied - censorship of comments. Some channels adjusted their settings to allow usual discourse = you have not...... - hence 👋
"I FLY A LOT?" Great, Seth. Now we know whats coming. 😢😢😢😢😢