Comments by "ncwordman" (@ncwordman) on "MTG Spotted Spewing Hate Instead Of Doing Her Job" video.

@Not Sure Yeah ta a is trolling all over these comments.
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Like Large Marge knows science. Yes, I can see the cool head of someone who practices the scientific method there. :P
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@MISTER23G02xx Think you went a little too on the nose with the deluded MAGA act. Every sentence can't be nonsense, or you sacrifice your believability. It messes with the reader's suspension of disbelief. To properly troll, you should fly in under the radar: The best place to hide the jargon is in between two truths. Still, 6/10 for effort. Oh, but you spelled everything correctly, and that's a dead giveaway. 1/10 for presentation. And don't respond to every single person who posts. That just makes you seem desperate to troll someone. Let them come to you. Sip your Mountain Dew and lul as they take you literally, and squabble amongst themselves. Honestly, is this your first day on the job?
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@NotSure-dv6kv Yeah, I gave his trolling comment (found on this video) a complete critique. :) What can I say? It's late, and I'm a little bored.
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The "view" of science is that biological sex is different from gender. Sex is the male/female thing all the Large Marge fans are thinking of. (Though, really, it's not the zero or one thing you even imagine that to be, but one step at a time.) However, gender is how one fits into society; it's how one feels. This is absolutely not zero or one, but a spectrum. That people still can't understand such an elementary distinction says a lot about their level of intelligence, and their desire to persecute others.
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@GrinningZaguate "Nope. Dead wrong. Sexy is NOT binary according to actual science — but I’m pretty certain facts don’t mean a whole lot to people stuck in a belief system." Interesting. You're pretty sneaky. It's true that biological sex is NOT binary. I notice how you then didn't say the same thing about gender. Impressive, sneaky troll. For most purposes, sex is binary. However, it really isn't. So you're right. But calling the OP "dead wrong" is pushing the point a little, especially since you didn't elaborate on what you meant. The OP is not dead wrong, as in completely wrong, because they also wrote this: "There are as many genders as people who believe in them are able to construct. Gender is a social construct, whereas biological sex is established and evidenced science." And they were completely right about that. The only thing anyone can take exception with, then, is their first sentence. But since everyone is still so stuck on whether or not gender is binary, let's focus on one thing at a time. Shall we?
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Obvious troll is obvious.
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@Guerrilla-lw5lc Nope. It's actually the definition of gender. Have you never looked it up? You should really look up the definitions for words you use, so you don't come across as a...well, as a gorilla.
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@paulw4044 Talking like this on YouTube isn't doing Christianity any favors. You're harming it, in fact. You're so closed and combative that people will see Christianity that way, if they don't already. You're a poor missionary, or you're just trolling. Either is possible, but my money is on the latter.
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@paulw4044 I'll try. First, are you Jewish or Christian? And while I wait for you to answer that, how about something that speaks to both? Jesus taught Jews in the text, and so most of his lessons had them in mind. So this will work, whether you're Jewish or Christian: Do you recall what Jesus said was the greatest commandment? "Jesus replied: “'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.' / This is the first and greatest commandment. / And the second is equally important: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’" (Matt. 22:37-39.) How are those two related?
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@paulw4044 Okay, but then I need some input from you. "Jesus replied: “'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.' / This is the first and greatest commandment. / And the second is equally important: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’" (Matt. 22:37-39.) The first and greatest commandment, then, is to love God with everything you got. Okay. Fine. But what does that mean, exactly? The answer comes in the second one, which the various English texts translate as "equally important,...like unto it,...like it." And that would seem to be easily interpreted as meaning "equivalent to." So the first one equals the second one. And since the first one asks to love God with everything you have, then what that first one is really saying is to love your neighbor with everything you have. Jesus went on to say that was all the Law (the 5 books of Moses) and the Prophets (which is everything else that Christians call the Old Testament). So the entirety of Judaism comes down to this: Love one another with everything you got, in the way that a religious person loves God. And since Jesus builds Christianity on Judaism, then what he says there refers to Christian love as well. To spread that word, that message, is a heavy calling. Loving one another is something the greater mass of humanity has not yet accomplished. So, if you want to minister, then you need to come from a place of loving everyone and everything, because that's what God is (in human terms): everyone and everything.
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@hunglikeahorse---fly "ok... there's a passage where your "one and only God" says to not worship any other God's. There are OTHER gods???" First, pull your claws back in: I'm not religious. I am well read, however, and write essays on the Gospels. I'm a wordman, i.e., a writer. I read and write about all kinds of stuff. Back to your post, yes, in fact the very first commandment is, "That shalt have no other Gods before me." This is stated many times, in many ways, throughout the text. That doesn't mean there are other gods, but rather that other gods are worshiped. Right? Couple of basic things to keep in mind here. First, this text was written at a time when there were a lot of Israelites mingling with the other cultures in Palestine. The text also speaks against that. But they did it any way. Even the Jews' greatest Biblical hero, David, married Bathsheba, who wasn't a Jew. Interestingly enough, it was from that "abomination" of a marriage that King Solomon was born. And it was from Solomon that the Gospel of Matthew traces Jesus' ancestors. So Jesus was born from this unlawful practice, which was mainly put in place to stop the Israelites from worshiping pagan gods. And the law had a point, in that, among many others, Solomon worshiped pagan gods. But from the worshiping of other gods, we get Jesus. :)
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@hunglikeahorse---fly "Once again, the hypocrisy of religion is astounding!!!" I'm not a fan of religion. And I see "belief" as being the most dangerous drug in the world. But if you want to look at the Bible for what it is, not the "hypocrisy" of its obviously mistaken believers, then you need an open mind. Seems yours is already made up. "Aside from the supposed one true God... how can something that doesn't exist (your own words) be worshipped??" There have been lots of gods, because there have been lots of primitive cultures. And those people worshiped their gods. Not sure why that confuses you. Even if the Hebrew god Jah was "made up," as you put it, people still worship that god. Right? As far as being "the one true god," most societies saw their way as the one true way. I'm betting you even see your world view as the best possible way: Otherwise you wouldn't subscribe to it. Is that hypocritical? Not really. We see from the perspective we have, whether personal or societal.
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@hunglikeahorse---fly "for the LAST time... all religions are man made and can be believed by whoever feels they need the "fear" of a judgmental being, regardless of who/what that being may be. I alone am responsible for my own actions and decisions!!!" I never said otherwise. I've stated clearly, in each post with you, that I'm not religious. I'm intellectually curious about the Bible. That's all. I'm curious about history. Have you never been intellectually curious? I hope this is "for the last time," as I find your cliches to be tedious. Actually, I've been patient enough. You're muted.
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Meth is a heck of a drug.
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"Why is Gamora?" That's actually a more sensible question than yours.
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