Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "The Coming Psychological Black Death" video.

  1. You don't need to believe to attend church. In fact it's intended for people that don't believe to come and learn. After awhile people might ask you why you haven't been baptized yet, but most won't want to seem pushy. Being baptized is not required to participate in the community of a church or the services they provide. To require that would be against Christian beliefs.
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  2. That's not what they're for. It's to limit movement and driving to reduce emissions. I don't know where you got the community thing from. Most people in cities already don't go far from where they live, except for their job, and don't have a "community". Most don't know a single person that lives in the same building or only a couple. No "the left" doesn't give a crap about the majority of men because they're huwhite. When the current skyrocketing rate of them self harming gets brought up, it's laughed off and sometimes even cheered. "Suburb is what demolished the community in the US". Wrong. You'll find the sense of community still pretty strong in most suburbs and in rural areas. A city center isn't required for a sense of community and I don't know why you think it is. In rural areas where populations are spread out due to being heavily agricultural there's no center because it's so rural that large businesses, which is what populates city centers, don't operate. The school or church is what the community rallies around. I've lived where there was a population of less than 100 people and a single store. No government buildings, no "city center" and the community is extremely strong. The sense of community doesn't really exist in cities because of population density. It's too many different people with different enjoyments crammed into a single area. I don't need to "look it up" since I've lived in every single type of place from a large city to tiny towns. "The left isn't 16-25 year old women. The left is huge. Half of people" I guess you don't understand the significance of the age range you even wrote. He's focusing on Gen Z who are currently 16-25. This isn't about the entire population because the rest of us don't have the issues that he's discussing. We're married and had our children for the most part. By the way, women are 51% of the population so half and yes it's women that predominantly vote left. No the current young left is not nationalistic. The majority hate the country, that's according to polls. You can deny it all you like, but reality doesn't care. Edit: Since I'm from small towns with strong communities I attempted to treat people the same way when I moved to a big city. They didn't take kindly to it. They found my attempts at out reach, like making them a meal or making Christmas treats and giving them to everyone, unsettling and creepy. You know, the things that are typically done in an area with a strong sense of community.
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  3.  @nicholashodges201  I'm going to push back on that. We're the ones at school board meetings fighting against this insanity. We're the ones now becoming politically active by running for office to try to fix it. I don't agree with the original poster either. Blaming a single generation for EVERYTHING is just as stupid as seeing this generation blame "whiteness" for everything. Edit: If you notice the people pushing most of this is Millennials. The teachers and everything else. Not Boomers, not Gen X. Though I know there are a few mixed in it, it's not the majority.
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