Comments by "freedom dove" (@freedomdove) on "Soft White Underbelly" channel.

  1.  @Cosmic-Spanner Why are you repeating yourself? Oh, that's right. You're obviously a perfect parrot. Lol.
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  2.  @Cosmic-Spanner  Let's see. I've asked you to demonstrate how trillions of tons of water clings to a ball, yet you can't. So.....
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  3.  @Cosmic-Spanner  My belief? LOL. I KNOW that you can't make trillions of tons of water stick to a spinning ball (or any ball). I KNOW large bodies of water at rest are level. I can go out to a lake every day and see this. Levels are *straight*. Levels aren't curved. I don't care about your silly "level curve" because it's probably just a parlor-trick term like "gravity". 🙄
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  4.  @Cosmic-Spanner  Construction levels are straight. What part of that don't you understand? Have you never seen or used one? You can't build a house with a curved level because they don't exist. Water always finds its level. That little bubble of fluid in a level is there to tell you when something is straight and level. It's really simple. That's my supporting evidence. You have yet to demonstrate water clinging to a ball. Your heliocentric model says a planet is a sphere (well, it's pear-shaped nowadays--according to NDT 🙄). So yes, your science does claim we have water sticking to a spinning ball. That IS the model. You're not very bright, are you? LOL. Why are you so obsessed with a level curve? It has nothing to do with Earth. Here is a definition pulled from an internet search: [A level curve f(x,y) = k is the set of all points in the domain of f at which f takes on a given value k. In other words, it shows where the graph of f has height k.]
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  5.  @Cosmic-Spanner  I've already won the argument. You just can't admit it because you're still clinging to your balls. LOL.
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  6. NOT.
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  7. You will never see the curvature of the Earth, because there isn't one.
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  8. This was a great interview. GOD bless this young man. 🙏
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  9. Everyone should question everything at this point. I think you should do more research into what you've been brainwashed to believe. Do you really feel like you're living on a water-covered spinning rocket ball? Do your senses tell you that? BTW, not everyone who knows the Earth is flat has had childhood trauma...
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  10. Good luck finding that flight. Lol.
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  11. You don't say? So what is your proof that we live on a water-covered spinning rocket ball?
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  12. Science is never settled. What proof do you have that we live on a water-covered spinning rocket ball?
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  13. Disproven? Okay. Well, please prove to me that we live on a water-covered spinning rocket ball.
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  14. You're "wacko" if you honestly believe you live on a water-covered spinning rocket ball. Lol.
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  15. You're embarrassing yourself by blindly believing the lies you've been told...
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  16. Please demonstrate how water can conform to the outside of container.
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  17. So what is your proof of the globe Earth?
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  18. The sun does NOT reflect off some dusty rock. Total absurdity!
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  19.  @Cosmic-Spanner  You don't make sense. Light shining off a rock doesn't emit the glow they say the moon gives off from the reflection.
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  20. But the Earth can't possibly be flat! That's not what they taught us in school!!!
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  21. False. Flat Earthers come from all walks of life. Not everyone had a bad childhood.
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  22. He is right. Prove us wrong. Make water conform to the outside of container. Water always finds its level. It doesn't curve.
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  23. And could you be wrong believing that we live on a water-covered spinning rocket ball?
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  24.  @HamsterCatLionn  What proof do you have that we live on a spinning globe? Everything points to Flat Earth.
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  25.  @julesdomes6064  1000mph is "slowly rotating"? LOL!!! Do you realize how ridiculous that is? Add to that we're supposedly going around the sun at 66,600mph. Does that feel like your reality when you see perfectly calm lakes and ponds? Oh, but "gravity"! 🙄
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  26.  @julesdomes6064  Oh please. LOL. Take the skin of that airplane off, for one thing. Then start dipping and diving and curving. See how that cup of coffee reacts then. If Earth was truly going around the sun like they say, then it would have to speed up and slow down. It's not a constant motion. And please demonstrate how water conforms to the outside of a container. I'll be waiting....
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  27.  @julesdomes6064  Oh boy... You really are brainwashed on top of being wrong. Lol. Anyways, I'm still waiting for you to demonstrate how large bodies of water can cling to the outside of a container. If this can happen on a large scale, it should happen on a small scale. You can't demonstrate that. What we CAN demonstrate is electromagnetism and electro-static charge, along with density and buoyancy. What we CAN observe is water always finding its level. Bendy water doesn't exist. 😉
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  28.  @julesdomes6064  What proof do you have that the atmosphere moves with the Earth? 🙄
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  29.  @julesdomes6064  BS. Anything you say is true on a large scale must be possible on a small scale. Saying otherwise is just nonsense. Water will never fully conform to the outside of a container unless you submerge said container in said water. This is simple physics. Dew doesn't count. You can't stick large bodies of water to a sphere. Water always finds its level. Period. End of sentence. Prove me wrong. Please. "Gravity" is a stupid non-sensical theory that needs some magical "dark matter" to exist. Electromagnetism is the strongest force on Earth. WAY stronger than "gravity". This is according to your own books. They admit that gravity is the weakest "force". So how is it that this "gravity" is holding down all of Earth's oceans to a (spinning) ball while butterflies and bees flit around effortlessly? "Gravity" is rubbish! Your last paragraph makes no sense whatsoever. You can literally change the charge of an object and make it rise or fall. This is demonstrable and repeatable every minute of the day. Earth holds a negative charge and the air holds a positive charge (again, according to our own measurements with our standard technology). This is how "grounding" works. The saltwater in the oceans is the bridge. This creates a current of charge. Simple science. Demonstrable and repeatable.
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  30.  @julesdomes6064  Again, I call BS. The heliocentric model calls for a constant spin of 1000mph at the equator at all times.
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  31.  @julesdomes6064  It's okay to let go of your ball, you know....
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  32.  @julesdomes6064  Do tissues and feathers and plastic bags have wings? No? Oh, but you can see them floating around in the wind. Now you think long and hard. LOL.
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  33.  @julesdomes6064  LOL! Water can NOT cling to the outside of a container. How hard is that to understand? On top of that, you can't have a low pressure system next to a vacuum. You can't contain an atmosphere next to a vacuum. It doesn't work that way. Take the propane out of your gas tank and go to your neighbor's house for a cook out. LOL.
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  34.  @julesdomes6064  Down is down for everyone. People in Australia aren't walking on the bottom of a ball. 🙄
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  35.  @julesdomes6064  Tissues and feathers have large surfaces? Really? Larger than what? Ants? Lol. And where are those winds coming from? If "gravity" is capable of holding down all of our oceans, then tissues and plastic bags don't stand a chance. They should all be sucked to the ground. You just got done saying that the only reason bees can overcome gravity is because of the beating of their little tiny wings, and that when they die they lie still on the ground. I'm astounded at your ignorance. You have yet to demonstrate how water is bendy and can conform to the outside of a container. At this point, I have nothing left to say to you since you can't get past that first "globe" post.
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  36. What's sad is that people still believe the lies they've been fed.
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  37. He was probably confused because his childhood has nothing to do with the topic of Flat Earth. Lol.
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  38. Flat Earthers come from all walks of life. Not sure what your point is...
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  39. 15:05 mark: Dude, there are thousands of people who had those words spoken to them by their parents and guardians. You're the only one who took it upon himself to transform into a freaky reptile-being because of those bad words. Maybe you should get an exorcism--or at least some serious counseling...
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  40. You're naïve if you think large bodies of water can actually cling to the outside of a container.
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  41.  @501Labsmusic  Please demonstrate how you can make water conform to the outside of a ball without submerging said container into said water. I'll be waiting.
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  42.  @501Labsmusic  You can't correct me because we don't live on a water-covered spinning rocket ball. Lol.
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  43. I'm sorry if you didn't cover this in your diatribe, but please demonstrate in real life how large bodies of water can conform to the outside of container. I'll be waiting. Lol.
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  44.  @jl12781  LOL. So you immediately go to the insults. What a shock! How is that an answer? Oceans and lakes are evidence that we live on a flat Earth. Large bodies of water aren't "bendy" and can't conform to the outside of container.
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  45.  @jl12781  Gravity is a BS unproven theory. Electrostatic and electromagnetism are the strongest forces on Earth. Down is down for everyone. Nobody is hanging upside down on your heliocentric ball. You physically can't make that happen, yet you go on about physics. LOL.
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  46. You mean "astro-nots"? LOL. The ISS is a bunch of crap. I guess you don't realize how easy it is to fool people. They didn't build any of it here on Earth. They just allegedly shipped every piece of it into "outer space" and assembled it "out there", yet they have no video footage of this construction and they would have no way of knowing if it would even work! Lol. There is absolutely NO proof that the ISS exists outside of your imagination.
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  47. Well, honey, I KNOW the Earth is flat. Prove me wrong....
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  48.  @BurgundyBrundley  Lol. What proof do you think I'm denying?
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  49.  @BurgundyBrundley  LOL. Yep, keep sleeping and believing the lies you've been told. Poor little sheep...
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  50. There is no edge. It's a shoreline, and it's called the Antarctic Circle.
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