Comments by "Furious Destroyah" (@furiousdestroyah9999) on "Aperture" channel.

Jesus, the lenghts that people go to protect their accounts... Some even put more effort in their passwords than I've done in my entire life
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@SamuelBlack84 For real. Life is a bunch of ants under dancing elephants and the 99% are the ants
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@Testimony_Of_JTF Any idea where I could return this so called "blessing"? Could I perhaps also get a refund for all of this time wasted?
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@Testimony_Of_JTF Believing eye witnesses (or whatever that is, since nobody has ever withnessed anything "holy") is about the same as believing random strangers on the internet
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@Testimony_Of_JTF It doesn't matter if it's objecticely true or not for those people, they want it to be true, so they make their choices. That's basically the whole concept of religion to begin with, you wanting to believe something exists, and believing so much in it that you'd lay your life down for it, regardless if there's proof of it's existence or the opposite. They aren't "lying" per se, because they believe that the stuff is true, even if there's no evidence to back it up. A lot of them would still believe it to be true even if there is objective evidence against it. Believing that there is an afterlife where you'll be rewarded by god for being a good person is much more convenient than believing that there is nothing after death, as well as believing that all of your suffering has a purpose to it rather than your suffering being pointless. The only liars when it comes to religion are the ones that attempt to gain something from it, like fame, power, money or whatever else, although one could lie in an attempt to make their religion that they thought up seem credible as well, to "sell" it to the masses or perhaps even do it out of "selflessness" towards anybody who could use a crutch to lighten their load.
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@Testimony_Of_JTF Well it was pretty common for people to die for religion during that era, but that's no proof of anything except of their own belief, which doesn't amount to anything in the grand scheme of things. It doesn't seem that farfetched to me that believers could experience hallucinations frequently, since they believe so much
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@Testimony_Of_JTF And yet this is rarely ever the case. Historically people have been given the choice of renouncing their faith or dying countless times and most would rather be tortured and killed than renounce their beliefs. In fact, the more they suffer, the more they end up believing as they attribute their suffering to "a test of god" as a rite of passage into heaven. Perhaps not the people of today but people of that era most certainly would, or at least a majority of them. As we've seen, the only prerequisite to having religious hallucinations is having a deep belief, or any kind of belief or a wish to believe at all.
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@Testimony_Of_JTF Forever. Until you walk into a dark alley and get unpleasantly surprised by a crackhead
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@Testimony_Of_JTF And what is the source of the bible?
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@Testimony_Of_JTF And how do you know how they lived? Were you there to witness the fact, or are you reading some kind of scripture that is most likely falsified? They could have been delusional for all you know
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@Testimony_Of_JTF Based on what?
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@thespacemanfil 👁👄👁
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For real. Having children in 2023 is morally disgusting if you're not uber rich
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I see all these comments arguing about whether Nihilism is paradoxical or not and all I can think of is why does it even matter?
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You overcome such low odds and for what? To be born in this shithole of a world? Life is such a scam that it's actually comical. No wonder people are dickheads, this shit is extremely infuriating
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@SamuelBlack84 Brainwashing
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