Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "Corey Gil-Shuster" channel.

@Uranublet And yet, 200 years ago, the art shows us that large overweight people were revered as they were seen as wealthy and extravagant. Look at the classics. Your judgement is superficial and shows you are not qualified to judge.
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@Uranublet I chose what? No. You don't get to define what I choose. Nice try. I chose to call out those with an over inflated false sense of superiority who had their ideology dictated to them. Your problem is you don't choose. You just conform to indoctrination.
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@Uranublet Are you lying to us or yourself?
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Monotheists are the most dangerous theists.
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Monotheists are the most dangerous theists.
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@commodoor6549 Obesity is both a health issue AND an aesthetic consideration. Did you just try to claim they are mutually exclusive and use that false premise as the basis for an argument? Do better.
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@commodoor6549 You claimed that because it is a medical issue, I must be incorrect in stating there are aesthetic considerations. Clearly, you intimated mutual exclusivity. You completely failed to acknowledge that I could be correct, AND there is a health component. Why? What do you think denotes mutual exclusivity? You are flailing. It shows you felt represented by my comments at some point and just need to be right. Unfortunately, you failed.
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@commodoor6549 Not... infers both is not possible. That is your false premise. I am not sure why you are having such difficulty recognising it. Is it embarrassment?
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@νέκυιαἡνέκυα The difference isn't which book you believe in or which imaginary friend you have. Those who think they are special because a book says they are special are delusional and dangerous.
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Monotheists are the most dangerous theists.
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