Comments by "Ida Larsen" (@idalarsen2540) on "The Daily Show"
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@PWNINSWAGMASTER FINALLY an ACTUAL answer. Thank you.
Alright, so let's begin. First off, you're obiviously trying to provoke me here. I'm not provoked. You seemed to get offended as soon is I tried to flip the script on you so to speak, when I made that one comment about how you probably wouldn't like it if I were to state whatever about your religion that isn't true. That's when you became childish. I still hold my ground in that your first statement isn't true, and that it is your belief. I care about facts. Your statement is NOT factual. You don't KNOW there is a god, you BELIEVE there is a god - which is completely fine. You may feel very certain that there is a god, but there is NO WAY to know for sure until you've actually died.
But then for you to claim that atheists believe life/our current reality can't bring equally as much joy and suffering is completely false. That is not what being atheist means. That's the only thing I answered to.
Just like I'm sure you don't appreciate people trying to say stuff about religious people that isn't factual, I don't either. That is why I corrected you. You talk like religious people are above non-believers or something, and that's not okay. Also, there is no reason in trying to "inform" non-believers about god and what not. Atheists are a minority, we know very well what different religious books says.. I mean, we can't get a break from believers about religion. The difference is that atheists don't believe what's said in those books are true, but YOU do.
I'm talking straight up facts here. I'm not stating my beliefs as facts. Religion can't be proven, hence why it's non-factual. Still not saying that I think it's wrong or bad in any way (generally) to be religious, but you can't claim it's factual without legitimate proof. That's just how facts work.
All I'm arguing is that your religious belief can't add statements purely from your perspective as to what being atheist means.
At least, thank you for FINALLY just saying that you know what atheism means. But you adding a personal philosophical belief together with that definition is wrong. It's your right to belive whatever about religion, atheists and everythig, but there's no need in completely flipping out on someone merely stating what atheism actuallly means. I'm not trying to say you're wrong on all counts, just that it's important to know the difference in believing and knowing.
I'm not trying to add definitions to your religion, so please stop adding "facts" about my non-belief.
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Yup. Here in Norway (I live in the capitol Oslo, born and raised east side, fuck yeah) and here it's rare seeing anyone (unless you're only walking your dog or something) seeing anyone (except small kids) wearing masks. It's SO rare. Considering it's so rare not seeing people wearing masks while grocery shopping etc., we don't even really care when people aren't wearing masks because the rest of us are, meaning that the one or two people that doesn't wear them really doesn't matter or affect anyone because 99% do wear masks. It's not fun, but it's so nesessary. We barely have people sick from covid anymore, but that's because we're so vigilant about it all. We don't wait to shut things down when numbers are rising, meaning we only have shutdowns these days for like a week or two, which has become really rare. We're almost back to "normal" because we actually trust our scientists and government enough to listen and adhere to the advice given.
It's not that hard, really. If only you people in the states didn't have a war on truth, I'm sure you'd be a lot better off - your economy as well.
Just look at all the other countries that adhere to social distancing etc., compared to you guys. Who has the lowest covid related numbers? It's not the states. It's us who don't try to fight the truth. Look at all these countries economies. Who has it better? It's not the states.
I guess many of y'alls lightbulbs doesn't work anymore. Reason and logic is thrown out the window, and you're the ones suffering.
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