Comments by "H. " (@LocPH.) on "The World’s First Flat Earth Football Club" video.

The container is gravity. It's the force keeping the atmosphere from escaping. How would you explain that pressure decreases with altitude? Different density of objects doesn't give objects a direction of where to fall, which is to the ground. How can that be explained then?
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@quantumeraser4833 You got way to stuck on the meaning of gravity being a force. Your "facts" didn't disprove anything. Gravity acts as a force, by bending space-time and therfore affecting objects just like a force. A "container" is just a metaphor for something holding in the atmosphere, just as the word "wall" can be used as such. Secondly, you gave a way to vague explanation to my argument of different gas pressure at altitudes, please explain. If you've ever designed or used a vacuum container you know that the lid is being pressed hardly against the vacuum, because of the pressure of the surrounding air. The more air you suck out of the container, the harder the lid presses. Now, why does this pressure decrease with altitude was my simple question.
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@NathanOakley1980 Your flat-earth theory fits that description perfectly, it's spot on. A simple google search will provide you with endless arguments for gravity, just like those two I have given you, which you still ignore to answer. The reason being: they crush your theory single handedly, because you base it on pseudoscience. You don't even care to look at them, seemingly. Actually, it would be nice to at least have an explanation for them from your perspective, if something. But it's to hard for your narcissistic mind I see, as with many of you flat-earthers.
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@Deltelly People seem to have a hard time balancing their worldview. Usually, they have more in common than they want to agree on, from dogmatic, science-hating extremist to the close-minded scientist; unable to think outside the box, they unite at both having narcissistic traits. My freedom being taken from me, like with my ancestors in the past, or the freedom being misused to create modern, seemingly extreme "ideologies" of denial, as in the second example... I don't know what scares me more. Frightening, indeed.
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@quantumeraser4833 It's is a flat-earthers job to prove the claim of a earth being flat, and same goes for a round-earther. At least give arguments. Are you for real giving me a lesson for using stereotype-fallacies? The guy's arguments I debate with are filled with it, and you are not the one needed to comment that with that mess of a text you just posted, fool. Triggred, eh? Hypocrites, both of you.
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@Deltelly Bunch of trolls and morons, that's what they are. They can't even bother to answer a single argument, they are hypocrites by how they interpret our words and to wrap it up, are extremely obnoxious to hide their ignorance. Have a laugh.
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@quantumeraser4833 What is your problem? Gravity ACTS as a force it is NOT a force! I said it so clear a 5 year old could understand! And what is your problem with a "container" being a metaphor? Are you too inexperienced with language to not understand such a simple thing? Where the hell is your argument against it?! If I'm wasting your time, then stop answering me, hypocrite.
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@NathanOakley1980 Why can't it not? Read more about how curvature of space-time works and you'll see it's possible. If you think time is purely an abstract concept created by the human mind, you are either badly informed or just so full of yourself you can't even bother to open a physics book. If gravity is false, once again, why is there difference in atmospheric pressure with height? What explains the direction of falling objects?
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