Comments by "Moon Shoes" (@moonshoes11) on "Two coworkers kill each other in dispute" video.

@unadomandaperte it’s all Imaginary. Let her Imagine what she likes.
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@diegosalazar7261 One difference between us, is that I don’t think you deserve eternal torment just because we disagree. ✌️ Eternal torment for temporal actions can never be just, and can never be moral.
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@dreamsofturtles1828 What if Harry Potter was real? And Darth Vader? Who would win in a battle between the two of them?
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@jesusWilliams-n6t Not in reality. Only in the imagination. And there are a lot of them there.
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@jesusWilliams-n6t Most books are fiction. Do you have any novel, testable prediction which can demonstrate this in reality? Hint: the answer is no…no, you don’t.
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@jesusWilliams-n6t The Bible isn’t evidence. It’s the claim.
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Moo.
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@edwardrichardson5567 What evidence do you have for such claims?
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@davidwright873 It’s weird you’d think I would need such lame advice, or that you’d conclude I don’t “go outside”, and that I’m not productive, that I don’t already help people. All because of your baseless bigotry, and a world view not based on evidence of any kind. You must be triggered because someone calls out nonsense you believe when you can’t make an argument for it, or justify it in any way. Seems like you’re the one not moving on when you have every chance to do so. Good luck, and may you find both peace and reason.
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@psinclairjr Without kryptonite, I’d say Clark has the upper hand. We’ve seen Thor’s eye get slashed out. I’m pretty sure that can’t happen to Superman without kryptonite. Unless maybe on a dark world without the power of our sun. So it would depend on where the fight is. What are your thoughts?
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@davidwright873 I’m not the one who believes in fairy tales.
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@RandyBaumery-q1m All beliefs end that way.
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@XYZXYZXYZXYZHOES What you did isn’t research. It’s just chasing confirmation bias. At least not in the same sense science does research.
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@davidwright873 It seems my beliefs give me the moral high ground. ✌️ Good luck in life, being the way you are.
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@davidwright873 He’s wrong. Both are fictional and you don’t have to serve fictional characters. In fact, my moral model suggests serving the God who made slavery permissible by law, would be wrong. The same goes for an allegedly all knowing, all powerful, all loving being who could not even think of a better way to manager his anger over his own failures than to drown everyone…including pregnant women and babies. Is that who you serve?
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@davidwright873 It’s weird that you’d think such a quote might be convincing to someone who is smart enough to realize those characters are fictional.
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@ElijahDavis41 I am someone with a superior moral model. If the punishment doesn’t fit the crime, it is not just and cannot be moral. And no eternal punishment sis just for temporal actions. And “he” is imaginary. And who are you to say otherwise?
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@Ricewarrior01 Seems like the problem you have is you.
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@RockingChairRebel Remember, the “glory of god” includes slavery, and genocide. I doubt you’ve done either.
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@Bodie2020 imagine being passive or even worse, uninformed, of the harm religion brings with it.
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@Ricewarrior01 It was clear what you stated, and also where the real problem is. Two different things for sure. Your follow up comment seems to confirm this.
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@Ricewarrior01 Are you pretending to be confused now, as a way of trying to gaslight? My responses to you are clear. My responses to others, also clear. You seem to not realize that people fall into one category or the other, and you have a problem with both. Which reflects more on you than anyone else.
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@Ricewarrior01 I might be interested, had I not already determine your insincerity and dishonesty from the onset.
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@psinclairjr I think Thor could likely obtain kryptonite.
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@matthewbeaman8315 circular reasoning is a logical fallacy.
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