These people do not realize that every Ivy League university has multiple Christian courses and that Baylor is a well-regarded university that *_requires_* you to take Christian courses. This is how under attack Christianity is. This is just basic knowledge I had as a young dumb kid in 2003 that they still do not know as grown adults.
@@n0etic_f0xBut it's not the right Christian, according to these nutjobs. Ivy League universities teach that the world is older than 6k years and that there was no global flood. And that doesn't fly with these wild people.
I'd love someone to walk up to them with a globe model, spin it on its axis n ask them to point to which four corners of the earth those angels are on lol u no being that globes don't have corners lol its almost as if the book was written before we discorvered the earth wasnt a flat square lol they'll probably just try say it's a metaphor or something lol it's like, how many times does it have to be disproven until these ppl wake up, sooo much has been disproven, n same with almost every type of 'faith'..that's how I no it's a c*lt..makes u refuse all fact n logic ..each one has been disproven n been the cause of almost every w*r n taken the life's of billions ..if that's not a bad thing then what is?
"Now kill all the boys. And kill every woman who has slept with a man, but save for yourselves every girl who has never slept with a man.” Numbers 31:17-18 NIV (which means exactly what it sounds like it means) How anyone can read that book, come away thinking it is a good source of moral guidance, and have anyone listen to them on any ethical matter is stunning.
There were multiple reasons that the clergy _really_ didn't want their flocks to be able to actually read the text for themselves... and why today, "bible studies" tend to focus on very specific passages and skip a bunch of the more problematic claims
@@crocopie Nah just stupidity for the average voter. Like most of them never bothered to ask what their actual position is and won't be able answer basic interview questions like you see in the video. Hate is the lesson that you actively teach yourself.
What is the difference between a constitutional republic and a democracy? By definition, a republic is a representative form of government that is ruled according to a charter, or constitution, and a democracy is a government that is ruled according to the will of the majority. We are both a constitutional republic and a democracy. Furthermore when POTUS violates the constitution then their argument falls to pieces. According to Wikipedia, Algeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, North Korea, Laos, Nepal, and the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic are examples of republics that are not democracies. So, when these fascist say they want a "republic" with no "democracy" they are saying they want us (US) to be North Korea.
Reading is NOT hard - my point at the end is: So, when these fascist say they want a "republic" with no "democracy" they are saying they want us (US) to be North Korea.
Catholics, uh huh. Born in sin, unworthy, obey, don't question, deny yourself pleasure, the world is the devil, guilt guilt guilt, all that bullshit. I remember.
@@OctyabrAprelya This may shock you, but The Treaty of Tripoli is not The Constitution of The United States. Crazy, I know, I can barely cope with that fact myself. I get it. It's a hard life.
@@AnthonySopran0 Hm, let me just re-check here at which party did better in the 2020 and 2022 elections... Oh right I remember now, the VAST majority of Americans who DON'T believe this crap all voted for the OPPOSITE party.
@@hwelse I mean, I agreed with MTG and Matt Gaetz on a piece of policy this week, I guess they can't be completely wrong ALL the time. The policy in question was a house resolution stating something to the effect of, "Disagreeing with Isreal's military = Antisemitism" and MTG was like, "shit, by this measure half the Bible could be classified as anti-semetic, so no thanks."
I honestly want to ask these "Christian nationalists" their opinion about 1770's Church of England, whether or not they'd consider the 1770's Great Britain a "Christian nation", and whether or not they think that America should have broken away from being a colony to a Christian nation.
When they say that we were founded on Christian principles they are talking about the mayflower pilgrims, who they think had something to do with the formation of the united states because thats the narrative that they push in the school system. They are dumb idk.
They just wouldn't answer you. They'd stammer and stutter and drool all over the microphone like they always do. Showing the world how idiotic they are is incredibly important, but, in terms of entertainment value, it gets boring fast imo
If they even half remember their history they'll make some vague allusion to the puritan pilgrims and how they were fleeing sinful England because they're God's true chosen
@@krystalneko4094this… You would think there would be some combination of rationale to shock these people out of this but like Vaush said in the video *they can’t think*
These are the same people that deny Catholics are NOT “ Christian “ . Literally, Christ worshippers since the First Century are not considered Christians .
@@andrewgreenberg1862 I doubt they think that far. Authoritarians value conformity. These people are just attuned to the fact that their beliefs are not the norm.
@@Cholesterol-w1j you say savages. Yet ... Your entire premise is to obliterate other cultures and people. Thinking wow you don't look in the mirror often do you.
The or something is still being worshipped to this day. And something is used to bring the people in some state or something and then they do something with the thing and everyone is happy. We should make that a national holliday or something.
@@user-Kova15no, there was one Catholic there but most Trumpsters are Evangelical Protestant… Their Russian hacker mates are Orthodox. There are plenty of different versions
That’s inherent to all fundamental belief on freedom. Conservatives believe freedom is something to be earned and deserved by “good people” aka only people like them.
@@adamplentl5588 In context, that proposition is that an 'all-loving' deity has as his favorites a bunch of folks filled with hate -- yeah, I think the implications of that are clear enough to base a disbelief off of them.
@@khill8645 there are plenty of great reasons to suppose that this proposition is false and none of those great reasons is "I don't like it's implications." If you're not a dumbass, you accept or reject propositions on an evidential basis. Not because it puts bad feelings in your lil tum tum. You actually have to turn your brain on and think or you're no different than these religious clowns and therefore prone to making the same sorts of cognitive errors. It is possible to arrive at a good position for the wrong reasons, but more often than not bad reasons will eventually lead you to bad positions. Therefore it is not enough to merely be correct. One must be correct via good reasoning.
These are our neighbors, coworkers, relatives, and the people in line at the checkout lanes. They may never raise a fist against us themselves, but neither will they miss usif the people they vote for decide we should no longer be around. They're voting. Are we?
Don't believe the old guy at 16:33. As someone who lives near hundreds of dudes just like that, they'll say they're okay with the freedom of expression, but then be virulently bigoted to people.
Freedom of expression to them means, "I should be allowed to express my disapproval of others' self-expression, no matter who I oppress or harm in doing so."
To be fair, some of the time they can't answer is because they know it will sound bad. Bigoted people often don't want to sound bigoted, because they know others will get upset.
@@phoenixtoash2396 They tend to think their morality is above that of modern citizens. So while they know they are wrong by modern standards, they are judging themselves by some older standard that doesn't exist today(and in some cases might have never existed).
@@Lilitha11 We are all human. We are all connected. We all deserve to be cared for and we all deserve freedom. We are all part of this human family. Wrong or right. We are a family. A human family. Even when one of us are wrong. Doesn't make us less human.
@@adenjones1802a proper separation of church and state which is actually adhered to should do it. Theists can believe what they will but should not be able to force their bs on anyone else.
@@thedarknessthatcomesbefore4279 Ok, lets say a pro life Christian votes for a politician who advocates pro life policy. Would that be possible or if not what steps would you have taken to prevent it?
@@bisexualmajima Does secularism in government mean no religious people in political positions or are we just talking normal separation of church and state?
reddit atheist are the one to become Christian nationalists. I am tired of this vaush argument. reddit atheist hate islam not as a religion but as a civilizational antagonist. so much so that they allied with white nationalist. Hitchens was for iraq war. sargon is now a trad larper. dawkins is a cultural cristian now. new atheist deserve as redicule as hippies.
Never got why people were so catty about that kind of Atheism. Like, they were sometimes annoying but literally just completely correct especially about stuff like Christianity in politics.
The comments about church being the only last community space is hitting different for me. My brother is very brain broken and has become extremely devoutly Christian after another psychotic break. He goes to the Russian Orthodox Church multiple times a week for hours because his DUI charges stop him from going much of anywhere else. He's not in college anymore and most of his friends have left him because.... Obviously. Even his family doesn't like him much, but he seems to only find community at church. It's sad and I have no idea what to do.
do what you can to help him out, and show him how what he's doing can be dangerous to him. he doesn't need to suffer on his own accord. he may not have many people left, but plenty of people do still care about him and want him to be okay.
I joined The America First community after I got out of Jail, all the leftists I worked with turned their back on me. Christians are the only ones who haven't. Run as far as possible from the left, they don't care about people like me or your brother.
Yeah, what actually happens is when people bring up christianity people will critically dunk on it and theists will feel a bit sadge and discouraged and vulnerable in their foudnational beliefs. It can be very traumatic. Relgiions aren't sustainable and we should discourage it from birth, and not hope that reality will just be nice to their bullcrap when they get older or that the ignorance and constant gaslighting is internalised enough to hold up the delusions against all criticism.
I don't think these people have ever met an atheist, they are just seeing the image their religious leaders painted for them, and it seems to be the image of a nihilistic sociopath. What scares me about religion is its effect on people who are gullible. They don't just believe in a God, they tend to believe everyone they are told to believe and they do it because that is what they have been taught.
Not Christians but conservatives. These people don’t go outside their community that much. Isolation and insecurity breeds this alongside American’s atomization culture.
Right but this is also far from the common response these people have. They're being asked questions in front of a camera and are very aware of it. My family is pretty much all Christian nationalists and were ardent Tea Party supporters. Around the time that they were active in the Tea Party movement I happend to wear a shirt for the band Goatwhore that said on the back "who needs a god when you've got Satan?". They never said anything to my face just plotted behind my back and managed to get my grandmother to evict me, my mother and my sister because they decided I was evil. You have to consider who these people are when they aren't being forced to have a public face.
If they have been to a Trump rally, they have seen an open atheist speech in public. Trump once said “I’m too smart not to be an atheist” (yes, he’s a Reddit atheist) in the 90s.
The main thing these people truly want to attack are atheists, eastern or "primitive faiths" and antagonists of monotheism. The monotheism is important here, because there personified masculine monotheism is the cultural paradigm.
Thats the only reason why anyone on the left votes for him. Lesser of 2 evils, cause trump getting in means this nutjobs can basically do whatever for 4 years.
I know they are insane, liberals aren't that much different, it's just liberals aren't directly threatening some folks like conservatives are, which means some folks are too comfortable voting for fashy lite. Make no mistake about it, liberals and conservatives have common ground when it comes to Israel and their use of the police state to crack down on dissent. And Vaush recognizes that liberals are fashy lite, yet still shills for folks to vote for them because someone like himself isn't directly targeted by liberals. I refuse to vote for my own comfort while others suffer. Nothing will change until the comfortable are made uncomfortable.
Vaush (who doesn't read these comments, I know), please discuss the Treaty of Tripoli and the explicit clarification within that America is not a Christian nation.
@@christianalmon4117literally no one is actively trying to make you gay, as opposed to Christians who are constantly threatening you with eternal suffering
@@christianalmon4117 How are they pushing Ideologies? Straight people show up all the time in media, that's pushing the heteronormative ideology on me.
"How about we keep religion out of it?" Is the funniest line I've ever heard from a christian nationalist. I actually had to pause the video to give myself time to laugh. Like, "Yeah, I agree. Let's."
Same here, but while laughing I also couldn't help but wonder, if religion is so good for people and societies, why do we need to keep it out of all things to keep things safe and comfortable for people?
I rather you not laugh forever, but Jesus comes and helps you understand. The longer you ignore the truth, the closer you have chosen to go to damnation. It's not he giving you a threat, it's you walking blindly on a road that's dangerous.
@christianalmon4117 I know you probably mean this sincerely, but you really won't reach people by preaching in TH-cam comment sections. As a word of advice, if you really want to convince people, you should only try to convince people that you can talk to in person.
@@ZeltonXD Do you have some statistics on that, or is that just your gut feeling based on anecdotes where it's easier and more common to reflect back on things you've talked about with someone because you run into that someone more often? Hm?
23:53 “Reminder that Genghis Khan invited priests of every religion to his court so he could hedge his bets.” Sort of? The Mongols under GK were shamanistic, so they believed religion and spirituality were tied to the land you came from and didn’t expect anyone to convert to his religion. Instead, he strategically placed people with talents and aptitudes for things he didn’t particularly care to micromanage, like financiers to handle logistical supplies for the army or clergymen to minister the lands he conquered.
Judaism did not start as a monotheistic religion. The accepted position is that it was a polytheistic religion that eventually morphed into a monotheistic religion. This is why there are instances in the Torah where it refers to gods plural.
Monotheism was just a defense against Romes method of making your gods their gods on par with the emperor of Rome “You shall have no god before me” That means no getting absorbed into a pantheon, that means no getting put on the same level as Caesar It was a clever philosophical technology
@blasttyrant3228 People are of course free to dress however they want. It's largely a matter of social norms. Most people anymore are just slobs, for better or worse. Donald Trump, for example, wears his ties much too long. Regardless of the fact that he usually wears a suit, he is not a man who knows how to dress well according to the "rules" that people who care about "dressing well" follow. I mean it is largely arbitrary, but I can just look at Trump and see that he is an ignorant slob that doesn't know where a tie should go down to. If you really care about how to be a well-dressed man I would suggest consulting Esquire magazine. If you don't care I would suggest you just follow common sense rules like don't wear a wife-beater to job interview. In the case of wearing a tie with button-down shirt, that type of shirt is considered too informal to wear with a tie. I believe Brooks Brothers refers to their button-downs as "Polos" which is meant say it is an informal, sporty, everyday shirt.
Yep, like Vaush said, these people can't think. Any complex thought beyond not sticking a spoon in their own eye while eating is just too much for them. They just repeat sounds they hear, like a toddler, and they never got past the egocentric phase that most 3yo's will grow out of.
These people never paid attention in their an underfunded schools co-opted by the neighborhood Karens. Do you think they would know what a college even looks like?
I love when you are so committed that you are right and that God is behind you and "they" are evil so you should reshape the country to conform with what you believe... but you are to much of a coward to say what you believe.
The separation of church and state is a philosophical and legal concept that defines the political distance between religious organizations and the state. The concept is enshrined in the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which states, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion". This is known as the establishment clause and prohibits the government from creating an official religion or favoring one religion over another. The First Amendment also includes the Free Exercise Clause, which protects citizens' right to practice their religion as they choose. Thomas Jefferson later used the metaphor in a letter, referring to a "wall of separation" between church and state. In 2021, a Pew Research survey found that more Americans support church-state separation than church-state integration.
Fear drives most of them. Hateful people use that to brainwash them because they’re simple minded people. Speaking as someone who was raised exactly this way. A desire to learn and travel, and eventual access to the internet opened my mind. There are still people in the area I grew up that don’t have access to even basic internet because they either can’t afford it or they’re too far off the beaten path. What they know is very limited to what they learn from their parents and elders. And very conservative school systems, or homeschooling.
It's not just your regular Christians either. The JW's have raised some of the dumbest people ever. A friend of mine, super nice guy, pretty smart with normal stuff but WOW does he drop the ball with anything that isn't a trade craft. One day I said something so extremely over the top that even he'd know I was joking and he totally agreed with me. A friend was there and just shook his head in shame.
The bit about fallen angels pretending to be gods bears some similarity to the Stargate franchise (specifically Stargate SG-1) and the Goa'uld from that show. They were aliens that inserted themselves into the cultures of those they oppressed by pretending to be gods. Most of the ones we see in the show are styled after the Egyptian gods. The implication is that the population of Earth, or at least some of it, was enslaved by the Goa'uld in the past, and the Egyptian pantheon is how our history remembers those events. There's an arc in that show that runs in the background for multiple seasons that basically amounts to convincing large numbers of people that the Goa'uld are not gods. It's a great show.
There should be negative voting too. Yoh still have one vote, but instead of voting for someone, you vote against someone, effectively cancelling out one of their votes.
@@tdwinnerfordinner no, approval voting is not what we were talking about. We were talking about everyone getting one vote and the candidate with the _fewest_ votes wins.
Yes and no. In regards to pushing back against Christian dogma, yes they were correct. However a good number of reddit atheists eventually became reactionary and turned into the anti-sjw crowd.
I definitely think she wanted to list all the races/sexualities that aren’t straight and white, but had a moment of self-consciousness and decided against it and went for the catch-all of ‘Biden’s evil’ like a tactful bigot
Christianity ended slavery, Christianity changed the Roman Empire for the better, was radical in value of women, and provided so much freedom in history. Atheism has provided more genocides and dictatorships in history than any other view point. Stalin, XI ping, Hitler, all atheists. You can not say human beings all have objectively equal value without God. It is all relative if atheism is true. But Christianity says every human being is equally valued because we are all made in the image of God. Everyone should be treated with value and respect according to Christianity and we are taught to love our enemies. Where as this guy speaks hatred towards people who disagree with him, so which viewpoint is truly more loving.
Look around us if America was truly a Christian Nation, We would Forgive Student Debt. We would Guarantee Healthcare to every single person. We would Love all our LGBTQ neighbors. We would make sure every Child in States and in This Country is housed, Fed, Clothed, Educated. You know, the things Jesus actually taught. His Beattitudes should be posted, not 10 Commandments. (Actually neither should be posted).
The Young Samurai books had an interesting perspective on this. When the main character, a young Englishman shipwrecked in Japan, suffers internal conflict between his original Christian beliefs and newfound Buddhist perspective, his instructor presents the idea of all faiths as "individual strands in a single grand tapestry."
@@chargoond True but I don't think a lot of people were voluntarily Atenists though, Akhenaten himself was very devout of course and tried to suppress/force people into it to the extent that the religion was almost automatically revoked after his death because basically no one earnestly fucked with it outside of him, so that's still not a lot of monotheistic people. Zoroastrianism is more close to being the first significant monotheistic religion.
I think this is an urban Richmond population of right-wing activists, who are used to sharing space with liberalism and have an idea of what to say around perceived liberals.
The Bible was taught in schools when I grew up. So was the Koran. It was history class. If schools aren't teaching religion, they've really gone downhill.
When these people say they want the Bible to be taught in school they mean, it should be taught as an unquestionable fact about the universe, not in a historical study sense or a comparative religion studies sense.
My school taught me much about religion and one of the things that stuck with me was that people use a book of love to try and justify strapping other people to cannons and blowing their limbs off, as you could imagine that isn’t something I want to be associated with. Too much death stemming from an interpretation of a little book that’s gone through a massive game of general telephone.
I think the main issue is that they ONLY want the Bible to be taught; and not as a piece of context in why certain historical figures were inspired by it. They don't like the part where political figures used their own "interpretations" to knowingly create harmful laws aimed specifically at purposely killing/oppressing groups of people they didn't like. Throughout history it's a widely known fact that human horrors, such as slavery for a good example, were justified by interpreting the Bible and how they weaponized it. As someone else has stated here, playing a game of generational telephone and dictating laws based on the results of the game is, most certainly, not a good idea.
You're asking this question rhetorically, yes? The Christian position (and I'm not speaking to any 1 sect that I say "Christian", this is true across the denominations) is that the Big Man Upstairs is the only true god, the only one to exist, those other religions *_aren't_* legitimate, or if they _must_ admit to the existence of those faiths' deities, it's that their deities are actually demons or other such talk. This element of Christianity, the intolerance of other faiths, has existed since it's inception, is baked into it's earliest texts, see: every single one of St. Paul's letters xD! - Sincerely, a born and bred Catholic.
The persecution complex is actually a fascinating example of cultural memory. The complex stems from ROMAN TIMES when they genuinely were persecuted. That feeling of persecution became such a core part of Christianity that it has LONG outlived the persecution itself.
The second someone says they are religious (I don’t care which) or conservative, or Republican or a trump supporter - they vanish. They are invisible. It’s an amazing talent. I can’t hear them or even see them. It was like they were never there to begin with.
these are the people that care enough to be voting in your local elections. plz participate locally. it actually makes a difference. some of these local elections are decided by handfuls of votes
Exceptionalism and essentialism - because of the extremely lucky geography of the US they've never had much real interaction or strife with any other group of people on a human scale. The first nations got steamrolled because of the technology disparity inherited from being a European colony and the colonists carried that jingoism through to their individualism and believed that because they happened to be born somewhere good they personally have some blessing from a deity.
I hate how you ask them a question, and it just reverberates against their hallow skull. They've never thought further than how to count on their fingers.
No, in the old testament (the oldest parts of it, to be precise, since it wasn't all written at the same time), the other gods weren't viewed as fallen angels. They acknowledged other gods, but YHWH was the Jewish God and they couldn't keep any other. Baal is mentioned and never as a fallen angel. Also, that part of the bible, and the fact they had to write it down, suggests that early on some Jews were indeed worshipping gods besides YHWH and that at some time the religious elites wanted to stomp it out. As you should know, the Old Testament god is not a loving god. He's a rough guy. And everything negative that happened to the jews, they thought it was because they were not worshipping their god right. So in time you see them adding new stuff in an attempt to please god and stop the drama.
These people really aren't as insane as I thought they'd be. You should absolutely still vote though, because intentionally or not they are actively working toward the oblivion of all marginalized peoples.
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Remember, these people vote, and if you don't, they are voting for you.
These people do not realize that every Ivy League university has multiple Christian courses and that Baylor is a well-regarded university that *_requires_* you to take Christian courses. This is how under attack Christianity is. This is just basic knowledge I had as a young dumb kid in 2003 that they still do not know as grown adults.
Sad but true. Vote in November. If anything, watching these chuds is a good motivator.
@@n0etic_f0xBut it's not the right Christian, according to these nutjobs. Ivy League universities teach that the world is older than 6k years and that there was no global flood. And that doesn't fly with these wild people.
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Well said.
As someone who grew up with Christianity, the lack of actual theology and Biblical literacy from these people is incredibly disturbing.
They were taught the Sunday school version of the bible one time and everything they believe is based off that and politics. It's nutty
People with actual biblical literacy knows that jesus was a left wing socialist hippie.
I'd love someone to walk up to them with a globe model, spin it on its axis n ask them to point to which four corners of the earth those angels are on lol u no being that globes don't have corners lol its almost as if the book was written before we discorvered the earth wasnt a flat square lol they'll probably just try say it's a metaphor or something lol it's like, how many times does it have to be disproven until these ppl wake up, sooo much has been disproven, n same with almost every type of 'faith'..that's how I no it's a c*lt..makes u refuse all fact n logic ..each one has been disproven n been the cause of almost every w*r n taken the life's of billions ..if that's not a bad thing then what is?
"Now kill all the boys. And kill every woman who has slept with a man, but save for yourselves every girl who has never slept with a man.”
Numbers 31:17-18 NIV (which means exactly what it sounds like it means)
How anyone can read that book, come away thinking it is a good source of moral guidance, and have anyone listen to them on any ethical matter is stunning.
There were multiple reasons that the clergy _really_ didn't want their flocks to be able to actually read the text for themselves... and why today, "bible studies" tend to focus on very specific passages and skip a bunch of the more problematic claims
hate drives conservative leaders, stupidity drives conservative voters.
Actually hate and stupidity for both.
@@crocopie Nah just stupidity for the average voter. Like most of them never bothered to ask what their actual position is and won't be able answer basic interview questions like you see in the video. Hate is the lesson that you actively teach yourself.
Allah Akbar
Oh and don’t forget sociopathy.
@@angelantayhua3096 at the very least vulnerable narcissism
Old lady: I want god to destroy evil
Reporter: and what is that evil?
Old lady: I am not legally allowed to finish this statement
"Gyuh, uh.." surely not someone with high melanin content, huh lady?
Honestly imagine she said that and was struck dead by a lightning bolt just two seconds later it would be like god saying wish granted
@@alexconn7473 Hahahaha 🤣 I'd pay 10% of my income to the nearest church to see that 🤣
I think they'd say "Atheists and Moslems", being sure to add a hard O to the word Muslim.
sounds a lot like what happens when you ask a liberal why trump is racist
I prefer to call them Christian Fascists.
Gotta call a spade a spade these days.
@@dynamicworlds1love that
@@dynamicworlds1not to call a spade a spade… but he’s a spade
Potato potato
Nationalist Christians.
Nat-C's for short
They want a Christian Saudi Arabia. To put it simply
Especially the disappearing journalists under suspicious circumstances part.
What is the difference between a constitutional republic and a democracy?
By definition, a republic is a representative form of government that is ruled according to a charter, or constitution, and a democracy is a government that is ruled according to the will of the majority.
We are both a constitutional republic and a democracy. Furthermore when POTUS violates the constitution then their argument falls to pieces.
According to Wikipedia, Algeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, North Korea, Laos, Nepal, and the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic are examples of republics that are not democracies.
So, when these fascist say they want a "republic" with no "democracy" they are saying they want us (US) to be North Korea.
@@nicnic1981 did you reply to the wrong comment?
Reading is NOT hard - my point at the end is: So, when these fascist say they want a "republic" with no "democracy" they are saying they want us (US) to be North Korea.
Iran, Christian Iran.
"I don't think God wants suffering" As someone brought up Catholic, that's a ridiculous statement.
No, you don't get it. He doesn't _want_ us to suffer, he _has_ to make us suffer. You know, because He loves us. I guess.
God has that abusive dad rizz.
@@ScoopMeisterGeneral Mother Theresa would be proud of you.
@@mistake1197 God: "Do you see what you made me do? I had to punish you for your own good because you angered me."
Catholics, uh huh. Born in sin, unworthy, obey, don't question, deny yourself pleasure, the world is the devil, guilt guilt guilt, all that bullshit. I remember.
The constitution contains 4,543 words. None of them are "God", "Jesus", Christianity, or "Bible".
Cough cough. Treaty of Tripoli. Cough cough
@@OctyabrAprelya
This may shock you, but The Treaty of Tripoli is not The Constitution of The United States. Crazy, I know, I can barely cope with that fact myself. I get it. It's a hard life.
Better check that ahole
@@OctyabrAprelyaliterally not even connected
@@OctyabrAprelya Womp womp.
Spoiler alert: They're dumb
Yet they are winning in America.
@@AnthonySopran0 Hm, let me just re-check here at which party did better in the 2020 and 2022 elections... Oh right I remember now, the VAST majority of Americans who DON'T believe this crap all voted for the OPPOSITE party.
Actually, a few of them have decent takes.
Key word being _decent,_ not _good._
@@hwelse I mean, I agreed with MTG and Matt Gaetz on a piece of policy this week, I guess they can't be completely wrong ALL the time.
The policy in question was a house resolution stating something to the effect of, "Disagreeing with Isreal's military = Antisemitism" and MTG was like, "shit, by this measure half the Bible could be classified as anti-semetic, so no thanks."
@@AnthonySopran0 🤣 Yeah that's why the last two election cycles went so well for them, because they're winning.
I honestly want to ask these "Christian nationalists" their opinion about 1770's Church of England, whether or not they'd consider the 1770's Great Britain a "Christian nation", and whether or not they think that America should have broken away from being a colony to a Christian nation.
That would be slam dunk content
When they say that we were founded on Christian principles they are talking about the mayflower pilgrims, who they think had something to do with the formation of the united states because thats the narrative that they push in the school system. They are dumb idk.
They just wouldn't answer you. They'd stammer and stutter and drool all over the microphone like they always do. Showing the world how idiotic they are is incredibly important, but, in terms of entertainment value, it gets boring fast imo
If they even half remember their history they'll make some vague allusion to the puritan pilgrims and how they were fleeing sinful England because they're God's true chosen
@@krystalneko4094this…
You would think there would be some combination of rationale to shock these people out of this but like Vaush said in the video *they can’t think*
"This is a CHRISTIAN country!!"
*Hell yeah!!*
"All hail prophet Joseph Smith!!"
*Yea-! Wait, hold on a second...*
This is literally the platform Joseph Smith was running for president on.
@@steggoraptorRESPECT 😂
ROFL! Right!
These are the same people that deny Catholics are NOT “ Christian “ . Literally, Christ worshippers since the First Century are not considered Christians .
I’m
It’s not that they can’t answer the questions, it’s that they *won’t* answer the questions because they know it makes them look bad.
It is crazy they can acknowledge their ideas make them sound insane, but they still believe them.
@@andrewgreenberg1862 it adds to the persecution complex too. no wonder they think everyone hates them when they make everyone want to.
Because their answer is nothing akin to Christ like. And they know it.
@@andrewgreenberg1862 That's what typically happens when you've been conditioned all your life with the brain rot that "Christianity" makes one moral.
@@andrewgreenberg1862 I doubt they think that far. Authoritarians value conformity. These people are just attuned to the fact that their beliefs are not the norm.
These people act exactly like the Columbians from Bioshock Infinite
spot on!
Comstock 2024!
Damn, I knew I could recognise the vibe from somewhere but they really are just exact matches.
Almost like it was a parody of Christian nationalists...
Because that's what they are.
Protecting freedom of religion?
Lady, I don't think it's being threatened.
my dad is one of those evangelical types who believes that.
It is being threatened...by people like her!
She mispoke. She meant to say Freedom From Religion...s other than evangelical protestantism
We should absolutely threaten freedom of religion
Allah
'The Indians had spirits or something.' .... classic.
Savages savages
Gichiimanadoo. The great creator spirit.
@@Cholesterol-w1j you say savages. Yet ... Your entire premise is to obliterate other cultures and people. Thinking wow you don't look in the mirror often do you.
I almost choked when she said that.
The or something is still being worshipped to this day. And something is used to bring the people in some state or something and then they do something with the thing and everyone is happy. We should make that a national holliday or something.
My favorite question to ask these folks is "which Christianity?"
There’s only one version. What the original few million people were doing before the religion go big and spit into like 6 million different versions
@@user-Kova15no, there was one Catholic there but most Trumpsters are Evangelical Protestant… Their Russian hacker mates are Orthodox. There are plenty of different versions
@@user-Kova15 theres like a trillion random christian sects this is a valid question to ask
@ how can there be? No way their few hundred page book is capable with, say 99% of their fairytales
Funny how "Religious freedom" only applies to their own religion and not anybody else who believes in something different.
Intellect, imagination, sometimes even kindness, hijacked by religion
That’s inherent to all fundamental belief on freedom. Conservatives believe freedom is something to be earned and deserved by “good people” aka only people like them.
@@angelantayhua3096
I'm pretty sure you also believe freedom is earned or only applies to a select few.
Classic fashy mentality "freedom for me, but not for thee."
@@Atlas_dhj how does them pointing out conservative hypocrisy mean they think the same thing? literally just stating facts.
Im agnostic, but i refuse to believe in a God that picks favorites
I refuse to believe I would have to share a heaven with these people. If there is a hell they are definitely going to be there before I am.
I'm agnostic, but I'd actively rebel against any deity who would pick favorites _and choose these people_
You shouldn't believe or disbelieve a proposition based on whether or not you like it's implications.
@@adamplentl5588 In context, that proposition is that an 'all-loving' deity has as his favorites a bunch of folks filled with hate -- yeah, I think the implications of that are clear enough to base a disbelief off of them.
@@khill8645 there are plenty of great reasons to suppose that this proposition is false and none of those great reasons is "I don't like it's implications."
If you're not a dumbass, you accept or reject propositions on an evidential basis. Not because it puts bad feelings in your lil tum tum. You actually have to turn your brain on and think or you're no different than these religious clowns and therefore prone to making the same sorts of cognitive errors.
It is possible to arrive at a good position for the wrong reasons, but more often than not bad reasons will eventually lead you to bad positions. Therefore it is not enough to merely be correct. One must be correct via good reasoning.
As a reddit atheist that did not go alt right is now a communist, I've never felt so vindicated in my life
Secular humanism all the way.
I don't know if you remember the Bible reloaded, but Jake has his own channel now actualjake and he's also a based lefty.
"As a [Noun], [Opinion]"
@@dannydevito7000 I'll check him out! I think I remember that channel
@@dannydevito7000 and his co-host from that is now trans and goes by Hannah.
These are our neighbors, coworkers, relatives, and the people in line at the checkout lanes. They may never raise a fist against us themselves, but neither will they miss usif the people they vote for decide we should no longer be around. They're voting. Are we?
Yes scary such proud ignorance one would assume died out in the 18th century walks amongst us.
Exactly. These are the masses that look away when genocide happens. They may not say they "support" it, but they won't do shit to stop it.
Don't believe the old guy at 16:33. As someone who lives near hundreds of dudes just like that, they'll say they're okay with the freedom of expression, but then be virulently bigoted to people.
same
Freedom of expression to them means, "I should be allowed to express my disapproval of others' self-expression, no matter who I oppress or harm in doing so."
@@apollofell3925 This.
They mean "I should have the freedom to say the n-word without consequences."
I think this dude is alright
To be fair, some of the time they can't answer is because they know it will sound bad. Bigoted people often don't want to sound bigoted, because they know others will get upset.
that's the entire problem. people wouldn't think they're monsters if they could openly honestly admit to not being one.
Then that would mean they know they are wrong.
@@phoenixtoash2396 They tend to think their morality is above that of modern citizens. So while they know they are wrong by modern standards, they are judging themselves by some older standard that doesn't exist today(and in some cases might have never existed).
@@Lilitha11 We are all human. We are all connected. We all deserve to be cared for and we all deserve freedom. We are all part of this human family. Wrong or right. We are a family. A human family. Even when one of us are wrong. Doesn't make us less human.
@@phoenixtoash2396 Even a beloved family pet is put down when they go rabid.
I am an atheist. I want freedom FROM religion.
How would that be brought about?
@@adenjones1802a proper separation of church and state which is actually adhered to should do it. Theists can believe what they will but should not be able to force their bs on anyone else.
@@adenjones1802 Genuine secularism in government and schools.
@@thedarknessthatcomesbefore4279 Ok, lets say a pro life Christian votes for a politician who advocates pro life policy. Would that be possible or if not what steps would you have taken to prevent it?
@@bisexualmajima Does secularism in government mean no religious people in political positions or are we just talking normal separation of church and state?
Reddit Atheists were so right. Omfg we need them so badly
And when we needed them the most... They disappeared
in all seriousness, the satanic temple are doing some great work especially when it comes the participating in senate and congress events
Religion is awful.
reddit atheist are the one to become Christian nationalists. I am tired of this vaush argument. reddit atheist hate islam not as a religion but as a civilizational antagonist. so much so that they allied with white nationalist. Hitchens was for iraq war. sargon is now a trad larper. dawkins is a cultural cristian now. new atheist deserve as redicule as hippies.
Never got why people were so catty about that kind of Atheism. Like, they were sometimes annoying but literally just completely correct especially about stuff like Christianity in politics.
The comments about church being the only last community space is hitting different for me. My brother is very brain broken and has become extremely devoutly Christian after another psychotic break. He goes to the Russian Orthodox Church multiple times a week for hours because his DUI charges stop him from going much of anywhere else. He's not in college anymore and most of his friends have left him because.... Obviously. Even his family doesn't like him much, but he seems to only find community at church. It's sad and I have no idea what to do.
get him into a hobby
do what you can to help him out, and show him how what he's doing can be dangerous to him. he doesn't need to suffer on his own accord. he may not have many people left, but plenty of people do still care about him and want him to be okay.
I joined The America First community after I got out of Jail, all the leftists I worked with turned their back on me. Christians are the only ones who haven't. Run as far as possible from the left, they don't care about people like me or your brother.
A hobby other than religion or drinking would be nice, what else is he interested in? Get him friends in those new hobbies.
Yeah def find him a hobby and just check up on him so he knows that at least you care
In Tennessee you can’t run for public office if you’re a known atheist, it’s law….. just let that sink in
They are walking amongst us globally, the fact many of them still think evolution is a crazy ideology and creationism isn't.
I’ve let the sink in, what now?
@@kraio-sfudon't run for office in Tennessee.
TN is among the worst.
If that is true does really matter? The person would never be elected anyway.
"So what's the evil?"
"We don't talk about *them*."
Them: You can't talk about Christianity on college campuses.
Me, who went to a Methodist college: .......right....
Me, currently going to a public state university where there's a prayer booth or two in the Central plaza every flipping day, righhhhhht
Yeah, what actually happens is when people bring up christianity people will critically dunk on it and theists will feel a bit sadge and discouraged and vulnerable in their foudnational beliefs. It can be very traumatic. Relgiions aren't sustainable and we should discourage it from birth, and not hope that reality will just be nice to their bullcrap when they get older or that the ignorance and constant gaslighting is internalised enough to hold up the delusions against all criticism.
But none actually were religious. Just trying to get a quick one
Intro to philosophy at my community college involved open discussion about religion lol these people just like to be angry for no reason
I don't think these people have ever met an atheist, they are just seeing the image their religious leaders painted for them, and it seems to be the image of a nihilistic sociopath.
What scares me about religion is its effect on people who are gullible. They don't just believe in a God, they tend to believe everyone they are told to believe and they do it because that is what they have been taught.
Not Christians but conservatives. These people don’t go outside their community that much. Isolation and insecurity breeds this alongside American’s atomization culture.
Right but this is also far from the common response these people have. They're being asked questions in front of a camera and are very aware of it. My family is pretty much all Christian nationalists and were ardent Tea Party supporters. Around the time that they were active in the Tea Party movement I happend to wear a shirt for the band Goatwhore that said on the back "who needs a god when you've got Satan?". They never said anything to my face just plotted behind my back and managed to get my grandmother to evict me, my mother and my sister because they decided I was evil. You have to consider who these people are when they aren't being forced to have a public face.
@@jackcoleman1784 I don't have anything to add, just wanna say that sounds like a sick ass shirt and band
in terms of philosophy, absurdism gotta be my fav.
If they have been to a Trump rally, they have seen an open atheist speech in public. Trump once said “I’m too smart not to be an atheist” (yes, he’s a Reddit atheist) in the 90s.
I'm a Christian, but trust me, you don't want to live in a theocracy. If these people had to live in a theocracy, they'd realize it actually sucks.
The main thing these people truly want to attack are atheists, eastern or "primitive faiths" and antagonists of monotheism. The monotheism is important here, because there personified masculine monotheism is the cultural paradigm.
*their*
The Churchie Stare is unmistakable. No thoughts, just mantra.
I don't think she meant anything she said, she's chasing money
I will vote for Biden, but only to cancel out one of these votes sometimes I seem to forget how insane they are
It’s easy to forget that, I do often enough.
Thats the only reason why anyone on the left votes for him. Lesser of 2 evils, cause trump getting in means this nutjobs can basically do whatever for 4 years.
Same! Anything to keep the former Cheeto in Chief out of office.
I know they are insane, liberals aren't that much different, it's just liberals aren't directly threatening some folks like conservatives are, which means some folks are too comfortable voting for fashy lite.
Make no mistake about it, liberals and conservatives have common ground when it comes to Israel and their use of the police state to crack down on dissent.
And Vaush recognizes that liberals are fashy lite, yet still shills for folks to vote for them because someone like himself isn't directly targeted by liberals. I refuse to vote for my own comfort while others suffer.
Nothing will change until the comfortable are made uncomfortable.
Same these things I don't even wanna call them people are completely insane
Vaush (who doesn't read these comments, I know), please discuss the Treaty of Tripoli and the explicit clarification within that America is not a Christian nation.
That's not legislation.
last time I was this early drake was only hiding one child
Got damn, in here with the topical memes today, huh thaena?
God, I love your pfp still to this day.
thanks for reminding me, i haven't listened to "not like us" in the last few minutes
"Don't push your religion on folks. Except when it's Christianity, then it's mandatory"
Don't push Ideologies on people, except when it's Pride LGBT. We don't wanna hurt people's fee fees
@@christianalmon4117literally no one is actively trying to make you gay, as opposed to Christians who are constantly threatening you with eternal suffering
@@christianalmon4117 How are they pushing Ideologies? Straight people show up all the time in media, that's pushing the heteronormative ideology on me.
@@laravioliiii2832 because straight people show up online makes you feel oppressed? Grow up
@@laravioliiii2832 didn't know you could feel oppressed when a straight man appears anywhere. We just love the women as God intended
"How about we keep religion out of it?" Is the funniest line I've ever heard from a christian nationalist. I actually had to pause the video to give myself time to laugh.
Like, "Yeah, I agree. Let's."
Same here, but while laughing I also couldn't help but wonder, if religion is so good for people and societies, why do we need to keep it out of all things to keep things safe and comfortable for people?
I rather you not laugh forever, but Jesus comes and helps you understand. The longer you ignore the truth, the closer you have chosen to go to damnation. It's not he giving you a threat, it's you walking blindly on a road that's dangerous.
@@christianalmon4117 If it was true you could show it to be true. Shut up and piss off with your baseless bullcrap.
@christianalmon4117 I know you probably mean this sincerely, but you really won't reach people by preaching in TH-cam comment sections. As a word of advice, if you really want to convince people, you should only try to convince people that you can talk to in person.
@@ZeltonXD Do you have some statistics on that, or is that just your gut feeling based on anecdotes where it's easier and more common to reflect back on things you've talked about with someone because you run into that someone more often? Hm?
23:53 “Reminder that Genghis Khan invited priests of every religion to his court so he could hedge his bets.”
Sort of? The Mongols under GK were shamanistic, so they believed religion and spirituality were tied to the land you came from and didn’t expect anyone to convert to his religion. Instead, he strategically placed people with talents and aptitudes for things he didn’t particularly care to micromanage, like financiers to handle logistical supplies for the army or clergymen to minister the lands he conquered.
Judaism did not start as a monotheistic religion. The accepted position is that it was a polytheistic religion that eventually morphed into a monotheistic religion. This is why there are instances in the Torah where it refers to gods plural.
Huh, that’s interesting. I always wondered why God said “we” and “us” in Genesis
“You shall have no other gods before Me”: God admits, there are other gods (and that he’s jealous of them).
This is not really correct.
@@Hey-uj3ee where do you think Yahweh originated from? It’s the same god that the Cannanities worship, and they were polytheistic.
Monotheism was just a defense against Romes method of making your gods their gods on par with the emperor of Rome
“You shall have no god before me”
That means no getting absorbed into a pantheon, that means no getting put on the same level as Caesar
It was a clever philosophical technology
When it comes to Christians, every accusation is a confession.
More accurately "right wingers"
We're just dealing with right wing Christians here, hence the confusion.
Soy Christian’s
@user-vm9we7fs4d
What's it like seeing your comments get no likes and no replies because we all see you're a purposeless troll?😂
What a bigoted statement.
In my opinion....they are terrible people!!!
I no longer engage with them
He is right about the shirt, though the primary reason that shirt is wrong is that a tie shouldn't be worn with a button-down collar, ever.
Can you explain why, I normally don't care about the fashion stuff but I've never heard of that before, why is a button down shirt wrong there
@blasttyrant3228 People are of course free to dress however they want. It's largely a matter of social norms. Most people anymore are just slobs, for better or worse. Donald Trump, for example, wears his ties much too long. Regardless of the fact that he usually wears a suit, he is not a man who knows how to dress well according to the "rules" that people who care about "dressing well" follow. I mean it is largely arbitrary, but I can just look at Trump and see that he is an ignorant slob that doesn't know where a tie should go down to. If you really care about how to be a well-dressed man I would suggest consulting Esquire magazine. If you don't care I would suggest you just follow common sense rules like don't wear a wife-beater to job interview. In the case of wearing a tie with button-down shirt, that type of shirt is considered too informal to wear with a tie. I believe Brooks Brothers refers to their button-downs as "Polos" which is meant say it is an informal, sporty, everyday shirt.
@@blasttyrant3228I know nothing about men's fashion. I'm also curious as to why it looks bad.
"So these are your insane beliefs?"
"Yes sir"
"So following these beliefs, you support these consequences"
"err... I... Jesus was a guy."
"wat?"
Yep, like Vaush said, these people can't think. Any complex thought beyond not sticking a spoon in their own eye while eating is just too much for them. They just repeat sounds they hear, like a toddler, and they never got past the egocentric phase that most 3yo's will grow out of.
Vaush's button meltdown was the most autistic thing he's done.
Btw vote blue
Honestly, my vote isn’t for Biden, it’s to spite Trump voters and that is all the motivation I need this year.
Its not even accurate, oxford shirts are a kind of button down shirt. I have no idea what other kind of shirt he's referring to lmao.
@@xXRickTrolledXxI guess whatever works. As Vowsh has said, you will surely live long, because the old are fueled by spite. Good luck out there.
Imagine voting for a genocider.
@@andrewgreenberg1862 I enjoy spite, as a treat
“Conservatism teaches you to not think about why you think things.” Is the best way to sum up the strategy of the right.
my college offers like 5 different classes on Christianity
Yep. Clearly a sign of persecution.
@@OctyabrAprelya should be at least 7, the lords number 😤
These people never paid attention in their an underfunded schools co-opted by the neighborhood Karens. Do you think they would know what a college even looks like?
How the hell can anyone who has a mind believe Donald Trump is a Cristian??! How?!
@move_i_got_this5659 All of them that I am able to. In my 63 years I have done all I could.
Stupidity
@move_i_got_this5659 im currently advocating for a community that is being threatened under law. what are you doing?
Nobody with a mind cares what he claims
I’m an atheist and I’m voting for Donald Trump
I love when you are so committed that you are right and that God is behind you and "they" are evil so you should reshape the country to conform with what you believe... but you are to much of a coward to say what you believe.
@@Newton-Reuthercentrist 🤢
@@Newton-Reuther Yup. If you think something should be radically changed you should be able to say what and why.
@@Newton-ReutherWhat segment of the Democrats would you say this describes and could you give a specific example?
@@Newton-Reutheryou wouldve been a fence sitting during the civil war too i bet
@@apollofell3925 I was referring to Biden's criticism of student protesters and his allegiance to Zionism and banning TikTok
So all Gods are the same? If God's that adaptable, he can certainly vanish a bit for the Atheists too.
Such a wise and kind Sky Daddy, to hide zimself from Atheists
@@VictoriousGardenosaurus Of course, it forces Atheists to explore the natural beauty of God's creation /s
What’s more un American than wanting to establish a national religion, like wasn’t the whole point of the U.S. to not do that
Yes!!
The separation of church and state is a philosophical and legal concept that defines the political distance between religious organizations and the state. The concept is enshrined in the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which states, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion". This is known as the establishment clause and prohibits the government from creating an official religion or favoring one religion over another. The First Amendment also includes the Free Exercise Clause, which protects citizens' right to practice their religion as they choose. Thomas Jefferson later used the metaphor in a letter, referring to a "wall of separation" between church and state. In 2021, a Pew Research survey found that more Americans support church-state separation than church-state integration.
Lmao I audibly gasped when the old man said he’s okay with the gays good for him lol
There is no greater HATE than Christian love. If you are not on their side, they will hate you to death.
I’m pretty sure that’s just rural America in general.
Sounds like the left
That just sounds like basic politics nothing to do with Christians
Not true at all
Literally cannot define evil. Just "Biden." Or just won't.
If we're gonna be one nation under one god, I vote for either Freyja or Athena.
Heretic! We believe in Bellona over here.
Why not Giltine?
Or Libertas. Or the French Revolution Supreme Being.
I’m cool with Freyja, although I really think conservatives could use some of Athaena’s wisdom
@@stevekovoc3939The god mentioned by the founding fathers is that supreme being
Fear drives most of them. Hateful people use that to brainwash them because they’re simple minded people.
Speaking as someone who was raised exactly this way. A desire to learn and travel, and eventual access to the internet opened my mind.
There are still people in the area I grew up that don’t have access to even basic internet because they either can’t afford it or they’re too far off the beaten path. What they know is very limited to what they learn from their parents and elders. And very conservative school systems, or homeschooling.
It's not just your regular Christians either. The JW's have raised some of the dumbest people ever. A friend of mine, super nice guy, pretty smart with normal stuff but WOW does he drop the ball with anything that isn't a trade craft. One day I said something so extremely over the top that even he'd know I was joking and he totally agreed with me. A friend was there and just shook his head in shame.
JW, LDS, Mormonism are just white supremacist doctrines dressed up as religious nonsense.
The bit about fallen angels pretending to be gods bears some similarity to the Stargate franchise (specifically Stargate SG-1) and the Goa'uld from that show. They were aliens that inserted themselves into the cultures of those they oppressed by pretending to be gods. Most of the ones we see in the show are styled after the Egyptian gods. The implication is that the population of Earth, or at least some of it, was enslaved by the Goa'uld in the past, and the Egyptian pantheon is how our history remembers those events.
There's an arc in that show that runs in the background for multiple seasons that basically amounts to convincing large numbers of people that the Goa'uld are not gods. It's a great show.
Man that last 15 seconds of clip was funny. A true "Disregard what I just said" moment.
I think the old lady needs a time machine and a seat next to THE chamber in Harthiem if she's convinced she knows what evil looks like
You don't get it, Biden tepidly supporting trans people for political reasons is MORE evil!
THANK YOH SO MUCH FOR POINTING OUT DUDE IN THE OXFORD SHIRT RATHER THAN A SPREAD COLLAR. IT WAS ERKING ME 😂💯✌🏾
There should be negative voting too. Yoh still have one vote, but instead of voting for someone, you vote against someone, effectively cancelling out one of their votes.
that's what voting is. the person with the most votes is actually the person with the least negative votes.
Ranked choice all the way, but actual negative voting would still be infinitely better than what we have.
We call that approval voting. This is where you vote any and all candidates you're okay with, whereas those you're not get nothing.
@@tdwinnerfordinner no, approval voting is not what we were talking about. We were talking about everyone getting one vote and the candidate with the _fewest_ votes wins.
@@dynamicworlds1
Oh the Donald Trump method?
10:20 this dude is the personification of "Why are the leopards eating my face?"
the money argument is always so weird not just because of it being recent, it just makes me want to remove it, not agree with their point
I think it can not be stressed enough that, despite how obnoxious they were, the reddit atheists have been correct all along.
Yes and no.
In regards to pushing back against Christian dogma, yes they were correct.
However a good number of reddit atheists eventually became reactionary and turned into the anti-sjw crowd.
@@im_aleeyit's implied that they're only referencing reddit atheists in a religious context
@@im_aleey I'd say far more of them went left eventually
One shudders to imagine what inhuman thoughts lie inside that old lady's mind.
What dreams of chronic sustained cruelty
I definitely think she wanted to list all the races/sexualities that aren’t straight and white, but had a moment of self-consciousness and decided against it and went for the catch-all of ‘Biden’s evil’ like a tactful bigot
There was a time when religious zealots ruled. It's called The Dark Ages for a reason. Same with The Salem Witch Trials and Vampire Hunters.
lol at the old lady. she was completely stumped at those basic questions. I hope my brain doesn't melt like that when I get old.
Christianity really was the biggest hurdle to human freedom. It’s insane how clear all of it is. Very frustrating inde indeed
Christianity ended slavery, Christianity changed the Roman Empire for the better, was radical in value of women, and provided so much freedom in history. Atheism has provided more genocides and dictatorships in history than any other view point. Stalin, XI ping, Hitler, all atheists. You can not say human beings all have objectively equal value without God. It is all relative if atheism is true. But Christianity says every human being is equally valued because we are all made in the image of God. Everyone should be treated with value and respect according to Christianity and we are taught to love our enemies. Where as this guy speaks hatred towards people who disagree with him, so which viewpoint is truly more loving.
Look around us if America was truly a Christian Nation, We would Forgive Student Debt.
We would Guarantee
Healthcare to every single person. We would Love all our LGBTQ neighbors. We would make sure every Child in States and in This Country is housed, Fed, Clothed, Educated. You know,
the things Jesus actually taught.
His Beattitudes should be posted, not 10
Commandments. (Actually neither should be posted).
The holy dollar is our true god here, make no mistake.
That's not Christian at all
The Young Samurai books had an interesting perspective on this. When the main character, a young Englishman shipwrecked in Japan, suffers internal conflict between his original Christian beliefs and newfound Buddhist perspective, his instructor presents the idea of all faiths as "individual strands in a single grand tapestry."
This Christian is embarrassed by these people 🤮
Akhenaten of the 18th dynasty of the “New Kingdom” was monotheistic. The ancient Egyptian artwork with the big alien heads was from that period.
How many dynasties were there?
@@lavellelee5734 scholarship says 31 old, middle and new kingdoms
but that’s only between 3100 something bce to bla bla bla
@@chargoond True but I don't think a lot of people were voluntarily Atenists though, Akhenaten himself was very devout of course and tried to suppress/force people into it to the extent that the religion was almost automatically revoked after his death because basically no one earnestly fucked with it outside of him, so that's still not a lot of monotheistic people. Zoroastrianism is more close to being the first significant monotheistic religion.
Reddit atheists emerge from your holes and take order
Backs against the wall fr
Just take them outside and tell them to "look at the flowers"
I have just discovered your channel and I have to say your truth absolutely savage!! You have gained a follower.
When Trump voters speak it's like they insert the words Jesus, nation, constitution, Trump and christian to an AI sentence generator.
I think this is an urban Richmond population of right-wing activists, who are used to sharing space with liberalism and have an idea of what to say around perceived liberals.
The Bible was taught in schools when I grew up. So was the Koran. It was history class. If schools aren't teaching religion, they've really gone downhill.
When these people say they want the Bible to be taught in school they mean, it should be taught as an unquestionable fact about the universe, not in a historical study sense or a comparative religion studies sense.
My school taught me much about religion and one of the things that stuck with me was that people use a book of love to try and justify strapping other people to cannons and blowing their limbs off, as you could imagine that isn’t something I want to be associated with. Too much death stemming from an interpretation of a little book that’s gone through a massive game of general telephone.
I think the main issue is that they ONLY want the Bible to be taught; and not as a piece of context in why certain historical figures were inspired by it. They don't like the part where political figures used their own "interpretations" to knowingly create harmful laws aimed specifically at purposely killing/oppressing groups of people they didn't like. Throughout history it's a widely known fact that human horrors, such as slavery for a good example, were justified by interpreting the Bible and how they weaponized it. As someone else has stated here, playing a game of generational telephone and dictating laws based on the results of the game is, most certainly, not a good idea.
I had a teacher try her best to not teach us evolution because she thought it was just a theory
They keep bringing up the Abrahamic religions but what about Buddhists, Hindus, Shinto etc. What about those religions that people follow??
You're asking this question rhetorically, yes? The Christian position (and I'm not speaking to any 1 sect that I say "Christian", this is true across the denominations) is that the Big Man Upstairs is the only true god, the only one to exist, those other religions *_aren't_* legitimate, or if they _must_ admit to the existence of those faiths' deities, it's that their deities are actually demons or other such talk. This element of Christianity, the intolerance of other faiths, has existed since it's inception, is baked into it's earliest texts, see: every single one of St. Paul's letters xD!
- Sincerely, a born and bred Catholic.
The persecution complex is actually a fascinating example of cultural memory.
The complex stems from ROMAN TIMES when they genuinely were persecuted. That feeling of persecution became such a core part of Christianity that it has LONG outlived the persecution itself.
I dont want MY life dictated by a bronze age fairytale interpreted by idiots
I think a percentage of these people will not say their hate out loud in front of a camera and/or stranger because it would make them look bad.
These folks are why I started purchasing firearms. Must be ready to defend oneself.
Right bc it was whte Christian’s that were Burning looting and murdering a few years back 🤦🏼
The second someone says they are religious (I don’t care which) or conservative, or Republican or a trump supporter - they vanish. They are invisible. It’s an amazing talent. I can’t hear them or even see them. It was like they were never there to begin with.
You should get your eyes checked. It must be hard to watch tv. Do you ever bump into the people you can't see?
@@AlexanderNayebi im good. Lol.
You can SEE the doublethink in them literally dystopian
these are the people that care enough to be voting in your local elections. plz participate locally. it actually makes a difference. some of these local elections are decided by handfuls of votes
- what's X to you?
- I'm all about it
lol
These people be collecting gods like they pokemon
-YHWH I chose you!
-Amon Ra I chose you. Use iron chariots!
_It's very effective._
- Rival used “Empirical Method”
- One hit KO! Yaweh fainted.
You received 100 camels, 200 oxen and one “Ark of the Covenant”.
Grandpa got out of the basement hahaha doby got dinner xD
I clicked on this because the dude on the thumbnail looks like Miniminuteman
From the UK, this reminds me of the Brexit debate, where people really had no idea what they were talking about, but had a lot of feelings.
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"a fine addition to my collection"
I thought the same thing lmao
so why do americans blieve that god cares about the US? jesus has never been to the US, he didnt even know the continent exists.
Exceptionalism and essentialism - because of the extremely lucky geography of the US they've never had much real interaction or strife with any other group of people on a human scale. The first nations got steamrolled because of the technology disparity inherited from being a European colony and the colonists carried that jingoism through to their individualism and believed that because they happened to be born somewhere good they personally have some blessing from a deity.
I hate how you ask them a question, and it just reverberates against their hallow skull. They've never thought further than how to count on their fingers.
When there forces to view other people (brown people) as actual humans with rights and freedoms their whole argument falls apart
The moral majority has finally found their godly hero and it fits so well.
This is exactly what my brother is like, it's as though words just mean whatever the hell he wants them to mean.
No, in the old testament (the oldest parts of it, to be precise, since it wasn't all written at the same time), the other gods weren't viewed as fallen angels. They acknowledged other gods, but YHWH was the Jewish God and they couldn't keep any other. Baal is mentioned and never as a fallen angel.
Also, that part of the bible, and the fact they had to write it down, suggests that early on some Jews were indeed worshipping gods besides YHWH and that at some time the religious elites wanted to stomp it out.
As you should know, the Old Testament god is not a loving god. He's a rough guy. And everything negative that happened to the jews, they thought it was because they were not worshipping their god right. So in time you see them adding new stuff in an attempt to please god and stop the drama.
These people really aren't as insane as I thought they'd be. You should absolutely still vote though, because intentionally or not they are actively working toward the oblivion of all marginalized peoples.
Forget state mandated girlfriends, state mandated gods are in.
People completely overwhelmed by fear and hate. Extremely dangerous.
that guy on the right of the thumbnail looked like kurtis conner