Comments by "SCINTILLAM DEI" (@scintillam_dei) on "Central Asia on the verge of a water war" video.

  1. Water you talking about?
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  2.  @jimboblordofeskimos  Dew you sea we're running out of material?
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  3.  @jwadaow  Convenient plot device. Makes no sense to say they lived quarantined and were perfectly safe with enough sunlight. You give no reasons why they were quarantined. You just demand that it be the case.
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  4.  @muhammadHassan-kj1jy  Why are you complaining that people argue about whatever they want to argue about? There is no rule that says we must adhere to your stifling and strict preferences. I was reminded of the dinosaur myth promoted by toys for boys, which someone recalling his childhood days with toys reminded me of.
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  5. I'm tired of people acting like dictators of the internet in public forums, that's all.
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  6.  @muhammadHassan-kj1jy  Is that an order?
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  7. @Soldat Kaiyodo I crushed atheism and atheist myths in my series on them. You run away from my arguments. Bullshit has more substance and use than atheist myths.
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  8.  @jwadaow  So because crocs like the water, the imaginary asteroid did not hit them? So because crocs like the water where the imaginary dinosaurs would have gone to to drink, there was enough sun for crocs but not them? Tuataras need to be consdiered also. Again, none of this makes any sense at all. Neither have any on your side proven that the alleged fossils are legit. I was gullible as a boy, and believed them. I urge you all to think for yourselves and question what you were taught.
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  9. @Soldat Kaiyodo You have no authority, as I was mocking that guy for having none, as he acts like a dictator when has no power. And why would I cry that you are deluded and will pay in the after-life for clinging to lies and resisting the truth? I try to help, and this is essentially the resonse: "How DARE you question this stuff I was indoctirnated to believe for so long, which I am not willing to question EVER!" Imaginary dinosaurs are YOUR false religion. Fake fossils are big business. Look it up. Doctors used to recommend smoking. Scientists used to say Tasmanians were missing links. Atehist myths are dangerous when taken seriously.
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  10.  @johnkay4919  Who are you attacking with that AD HOMINEM fallacy?
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  11.  @Tehquall  You're another buly pretending to be supoerior withuot refuting anything I said, just like the rest of you. :-) I make prey out of redators. ) ain't afraid of taking on the bandwagon of gulliblity.
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  12.  @borisnoone  That's like saying to support the Taliban just because they punish homosexuals and thieves instead of reward them as dumb liberal countries do with free gym access and not having to work yet getting paid with free food and heating or air conditioning and doctor check-ups.
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  13.  @borisnoone  If you're talking about the Bible, it says all races are from one man which makes racism heresy. Talmudic anti-Christ Jews are racist, but the Torah and Tanakh are not racist. It says Hebrews don't deserve to be the chosen race. At one point, God wanted to wipe them out. Goes to show how reliable the Bible is, that it doesn't cover up crimes of the people of the book. Imagine if Shinto doctrine said that the Japanese were criminals unworthy of being from Amaterasu, or if the Quran said "Arabs are fools."
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  14. As I kid, I would often play with my dinosaur toys not knowing they are propaganda for the lie that dinosaurs existed when the fossils are fake, and anything that would wipe them out would have also wiped out crocodiles and tuataras since all depended on the sun. Enough sun for the latter means enough for the former. The fable makes no sense, and most people are too gullible and irrational to even consider questioning what they were taught.
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  15.  @jwadaow  You didn't answer the questions: "So because crocs like the water, the imaginary asteroid did not hit them? So because crocs like the water where the imaginary dinosaurs would have gone to to drink, there was enough sun for crocs but not them?" You can at least answer the second one if you believe there was no meteor strike. They told me in the indoctrination centers that the Gulf of México was due to one, but if you look at the sea eleveations, you'll see just how inconsistent they are with what a strike would look like. None of you have proven the alleged "fossils" are real. You are just taking the establishment at their word. That is the opposite of free-thinking. The illogical who can't prove dinos are real mock me since their intelligence is just at the level of little brats. That's what brats do: mock. They can't win debates.
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  16.  @jwadaow  There was no ice age ever. My series on atheist myths has a section dedicated to that subject.
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  17.  @jeremygibbs7342  The intelligence it takes to mock is the same as a little kid's. You are all paper tigers pretending go be superior just because I'm not gullible like you. Go back to the TV. Barney's on. :-)
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  18.  @ernestogastelum9123  "hijacking" Translation: "You say something I did not approve of, and I'm a self-righteous, self-appointed dictator of the internet's open forums." LOL! And I try to help peple see the truth. If I wanted attention, I'd be like the unAmazing Atheist preacher. Way easier.
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  19.  @jwadaow  You're a liar since I DID ask questions. I never said a meteor would create concussions in your imaginary creatures. Strawman fallacy.
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