Comments by "TJ Marx" (@tjmarx) on "The Palestinian teenagers swapping stones for assault rifles" video.

This is what religion gets you. Nothing but suffering and death. Then all we see in the comments is a sea of references to fictional deities. It's that kind of delusional thinking that's behind this pain.
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@iampeac3mak3r "Their shoes" regardless of whom you mean by that are those of religious fanaticism. They all have no one to blame but themselves.
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There is no god, belief if storybooks is the fundamental cause behind all of this suffering.
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@Planet_Xplorer Prove that I'm not god.
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@Planet_Xplorer I'm not being silly, prove I'm not god. By your logic if you can't prove I'm not god, then I must be. If you can't prove I'm not god you either must concede I'm god and therefore listen to what I have to say, or you have to concede your logic is faulty and therefore must listen to what I have to say.
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@manemane6824 You tell me
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@manemane6824 17 minutes and that's all you can say... 🤣
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@manemane6824 No one was talking to you in the first place. You don't seem very bright mate, the point I was making to the other guy seems to have gone straight over your head. Probably best you just be quiet.
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@hazemalhuneidi2790 Your very first sentence is the first of many false complaints in your blog post of a comment. None of these books have any scientific facts inside, that's the point. In fact they often get things so disastrously wrong as to exclude anyone but a person of their time having written them. The funny thing is, we have archeological evidence of whom the scribes writing these newsletters which later turned into the books of Abraham. They span a 400 year range and none of them were deities. All of them were subservient to their rulers however. None of them at 1400 years old either. Get a good dose of reality mate, they're storybooks written by men to control/influence the behaviour of others and to impart oral philosophical ideas of the time. There's some attempts at retelling oral histories from a millenia before, but just as in a game of telephone by the time they're written down and corrupted for the narrative they aren't much to do with actual history anymore. The books of Abraham, which include the bible and the Qu'ran, don't recount any scientific knowledge let alone knowledge they couldn't have known. Edit: Your storybook characters are no more real than any other storybooks. You can spaz out with your delusions and true believer bs all day if you want, it won't change reality. None of the stuff in those books is real. You talk about being reasonable after spouting fiction as fact. I have been reasonable, the facts don't bear your cause. Wake up, or don't. Just stop fighting people over storybooks or trying to claim to others that fictional characters are real.
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@hazemalhuneidi2790 Mate I'm not going to go through a long storybook to point out every stupid and totally wrong thing it says. That's a ridiculous request. The short version is, the whole book cover to cover is a fantasy. Take your meds you mental case.
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@idrisi8352 Not at all. Not even close. The explosion of technological advancement didn't happen until after secularism. Technological advancement prior to secularism and enlightenment happened inspite of religion and at great personal risk to those working on new technologies or gaining real understandings of the world not just storybooks. That's historical fact you can verify independently.
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@idrisi8352 🤦 There's no point arguing regardless. None of this knowledge is as a result of religion, none of it. All actual knowledge has come inspite of religion. Religion holds us back, the sooner the religious as seen only as the mentally ill, the further we will develop.
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@idrisi8352 Hatred my friend is what religion gets us. Enjoy your day
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