Comments by "Moon Shoes" (@moonshoes11) on "Steve Lehto" channel.

  1. Nothing about this is harmless.
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  2.  @Inspectorzinn2  Nothings bout this is harmless. Being the least harmful means it is not harmless. If the police harm me in greater fashion, that wouldn’t make this harmless. Logic much?
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  3. Weird. Christianity supported both human and animal sacrifice.
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  4. You already know the answer to that question.
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  5. I can’t remember the last time my fast food order was correct.
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  6.  @railerswim  Yup. This was addressed in the video. There are no claims he actually dated more than one of these women. Which still wouldn’t matter because dating more than one person isn’t illegal.
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  7.  @MrLuckyCartel  Yes, fallacious reasoning is a serious problem.
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  8. Sleeping. ;)
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  9.  @NickBush24  I’d like to comment, but mine keep getting deleted.
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  10. @ First, it was a joke. Second, you assume too much without asking any relevant questions. You think love is magic?
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  11. @ Read it again.
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  12. Hertz Donut
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  13. Our rights come from We The People, not imaginary beings.
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  14. Ain’t no such thing as a 30% off thief.
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  15. She isn’t a bride at that point. And why are you yelling? Also, there isn’t a wedding ring of the engagement is called off.
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  16. @ This contradicts your earlier post. And I don’t think you’re qualified to use common sense.
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  17.  @JoeSmith-cy9wj  You stated the engagement ring stays with the bride, when she was never a bride. And clearly, the courts don’t agree with you. But you don’t care, remember.
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  18. @ Still, she isn’t a bride during the engagement. She becomes a bride on the wedding day. And since that day never happened, she was never a bride. Just own up to it and carry on about your day.
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  19. @ You started with poor etiquette and factually incorrect information, and were called out. Then you tried to double down and are now flailing about. Maybe move along before you upset yourself further.
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  20.  @JoeSmith-cy9wj  After all, within the context of the story, there was no bride.
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  21. How will he get to his next court date? :)
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  22. He should be trespassed.
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  23. Toy Story.
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  24. I’d argue that you don’t choose your beliefs. You’re either convinced of a belief for good reasons, or for bad reasons. Can you choose to believe Hawaii floats seven miles over the ocean? And yes, you can hold beliefs which are wrong, and yes…others can and should point out if you’re holding false beliefs.
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  25.  @spart0n654  You’ve misunderstood. Yes, we have the right to hold different religious beliefs. No argument. My point isn’t about having or holding the belief. My point is that you don’t choose beliefs to begin with. You’re either convinced or you’re not. If you’re choosing, for example, to believe Hawaii is floating seven miles over the ocean, you’d be wrong. I suppose you can choose whether or not holding true beliefs is important to you, or not.
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  26. That’s more than the value of Russia.
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  27. So often, it is the Cops who are the criminals. And more often than not, violent.
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  28. Maybe all the stuff is in the same warehouse where they put the Ark of the covenant from the Indiana Jones movie. 🤷‍♂️
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  29. Schrodinger’s cat?
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  30.  @chickenmonger123  I don’t chose faith of any kind. Faith is the excuse people use when they do t have good reason. Don’t need faith for fresh ship or for relationships. I don’t have faith when I get out of bed the world will be in the state I left it. In fact, I know as a fact that some things will have changed when I get out of bed. Equations that I have learned don’t require faith. They’re even demonstrably correct or demonstrably false. My budget is either balanced or it is not. I don’t use faith of any kind when balancing my budget, or when buying gas. You’re poor and fuzzy use of the word faith isn’t helpful and doesn’t correspond to what people mean by faith. And certainly, people of different opposing religions use faith, and are wrong….since they cannot all be right. So if faith can be used to believe things that are true, and can equally be used to believe things that are false, then it is useless. In fact, if you’re using faith the way you explained it, you’re likely to be wrong. And you wouldn’t know the difference.
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  31.  @bluestormcloud791  Yes, some people use unreliable methods to come to false conclusions. That doesn’t mean they hold true beliefs, or that their beliefs and conclusions are true. If they’re using an imaginary friend, and not considering evidence, they’re not fooling the law, and it isn’t arbitrary.
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  32.  @1noryb  What happens when you put faith in a chair which you don’t know is broken?
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  33.  @1noryb  That part is fiction.
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  34.  @JP-gi7dw  You’re under some delusion I would fight, kill, or die for money? Lol. Money is a system of value that facilitates the exchange of goods in an economy. Using money allows buyers and sellers to pay less in transaction costs, compared to barter trading. The first types of money were commodities. Their physical properties made them desirable as a medium of exchange. That doesn’t make it a religion. Though, I agree, religion poisons everything.
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  35.  @1noryb  If it’s unknowable, you’re admitting your conclusion is false. Everything is explainable using magic. What we are looking for is demonstrable, not just explainable. So your conclusions fail.
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  36. If he owns the house, he is responsible for the noise complaint. 🤣
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  37. @ I don’t see anyone disputing that. Only stating, factually, that the president elect is a convicted felon for fraud.
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  38.  @joelspaulding5964  That’s what I was saying. 👍
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  39. @ There was a basis and he was found guilty by a jury of his peers who were selected, in part, by his own attorneys. Why are you defending a convicted felon? Why are you pretending he isn’t a criminal? Oh, you worked in property and contracts, so you have magical knowledge above and beyond the legal system, who already convicted him. Lol. He was indeed convicted on 34 felony charges, and those are currently standing, right? Can you even be honest with yourself?
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  40. @ Fraud, in an attempt to change the result of an election does indeed cause injury. Attempting to dismantle democracy is criminal and is about as un-American as one can get.
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  41. Hail Satan 🤘
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  42. Religion is counter productive to morality and knowledge.
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  43. Sue the property management company for dangerous tree branch. And sue the police for false arrest.
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  44. 😑
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  45.  @jasonpopielarczyk7511  No. I assume you don’t have a replacement for public schools which can yield even close to the results public schools provide. I’d also wager you’re perfectly OK with the indoctrination, grooming, and abuse towards children in Churches.
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  46.  @ZboeC5  Sober up, believer.
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  47. The character of Satan did evolve throughout time, just as the stories within the Bible changed over time. The character Satan didn’t start of as the character of Satan, but simply applied to anyone who held to an opposing opinion. I’d challenge you to demonstrate Satan exists in reality, if that is your claim.
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  48. I want my nuggets cut in half! Lol
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  49. 🍔🍔🍔🥓🥑🍟🥤
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  50. It seems the running joke has a shelf life longer than Spam itself.
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