Comments by "Harry \x22Nic\x22 Nicholas" (@HarryNicNicholas) on "Joe Rogan Experience #908 - Leah Remini" video.

  1. lol, if someone told me i was going to do something to save mankind i would definitely be backing quickly away. the scientology page on leah is pretty scathing and it actually says and does all the things they are accusing her of, it sounds like very upset and vitriolic people desparate to discredit someone who is exposing their fraud. religion is shameless. this religion sounds like facism, and facism fails just because you can't trust anyone, if your kids are going to shop you cos you gave them fruit instead of cereal, how is that system going to work? syncronicity: today on facebuck slightly warped suggested going to the amazon reviews for gummy bears, the stories aren't exactly side splitting, but a swathe of budding comedy writers have left tales of intestinal torture that will raise a smile. PS the universe is entirely made of coincidence.
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  2. 1:20:00 i've been lost and looking for the answers pretty much all my life, but i never expected someone else to supply them i've always expected to work things out by myself, and there's nothing wrong with being lost, it's a really good way to keep on enquiring about life, it's actually a good thing, and it probably has evolutionary advantages. but it is what religion preys on, and more's the pity it's what religion addresses best, the sense of purpose, but my advice would be to take up art or music, or even writing, they all provide a goal, they goal is next to impossible to achieve, and you have a harmless, nay creative sense of purpose. religions are all scams, you get sold scotch mist "salvation" and it pays out when you're dead, scam.
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  3. 1:34:00 whereas i see what leah means about having something to believe in, and whereas the church does a lot of good for the community, my assessment of any religion is can you call the god a twat? i can't think of a religion that encourages you to criticise or question the head, that is not a loving god, and that is not being spiritual or enlightened or any of the "good things" religions profess to. the christian god has done some pretty dumb things, but i haven't yet met a believer who would dream of criticising, god can do no wrong - and worse still you can undertake any atrocity in god's name - go wiki "criticism of mother theresa" a prime example of "only following orders".
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