Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "The REAL Religion behind National Socialism" video.

  1. It's doubly funny when you realize that guy liked to think of himself as a Babylonian king
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  2. Can be.
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  3. Christ is a title, no a name. Christ's name was Yeshua ben David. It literally means Jesus son [of] David, but is better translated as Joshua Davidson.
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  4. He was mocking Nazis
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  5. ​ @morewi  Judea is Latin meaning Jew Land.
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  6. Go to hell
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  7. Vhut?
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  8. No, he was unaffiliated. His mother took him to the local Catholic church but Abolf took after his father and cared nothing for religion. Unrelated, the church is question was decorated with Swasticas where it is believed to have been an artistic shorthand for the sun.
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  9.  @QuizmasterLaw  Vhut?
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  10. They encouraged religious like zeal... AFTER they took over.
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  11. Religious wars generally take decades or centuries after church splits and invariably have secular motives
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  12. Found the 14 year old
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  13.  @kwestionariusz1  Patronymical names were common at the time, but this was after the Romans took over so last names were the norm.
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  14.  @morewi  Because I have a working knowledge of Latin. Are you 14?
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  15.  @morewi  Do I need to call your mother?
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  16.  @morewi  before or after you get spanked for not doing homework?
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  17. Same what?
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  18. Everyone wants religious zeal in the groups they control
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  19. That's more a product of predators trying to pretend they're above the law.
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  20. No one cares
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  21. Everyone wants religious zeal within groups they are in charge of.
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  22. @someone on the internet That's patronymic name which were common back then, but his actual last name was ben David.
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  23. Vhut?
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  24. Part of it. The other reason is medieval people were super paranoid about STDs. Men were expected to quarantine themselves after having sex.
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  25. Bushido isn't a religion, it's a warrior code. Japan put quasi-religious reverance on a lot of weird stuff, like how sumo wrestlers will throw salt on an arena to symbolically prepare it.
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