Comments by "Moon Shoes" (@moonshoes11) on "VICE TV" channel.

  1. The benefits are real. The God, not so much.
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  2. God doesn’t exist. You’re not getting closer to God.
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  3. @@infamousgrizzly1358 Just demonstrate any God exists, and then we can start discussing the rest.
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  4. Cheat code, eh? To connect with a God you don’t even believe exists? Sure. Sounds like you’re cheating yourself.
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  5. Less Religion = Less Violence A quick fact check of Senator Gray’s remarks shows that societies with less religion have less violence. Murder rates, like most violent crime rates, are lower in more secular nations and more secular states in the U.S. such as Vermont and Oregon compared to more religious states like Louisiana and Alabama. The safest cities in the world are nearly all in nonreligious countries and the eight that are in the U.S. are in the least religious regions.
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  6.  @rixky.raxkz_  Gods that don’t exist can’t abandon anyone.
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  7.  @TheCharacter97  Gods that don’t exist can’t abandon anyone.
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  8.  @lovelykeeya532  Do you just make claims, or do you have data to support those claims?
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  9.  @Jayrol3  Prayer works at the same rate as chance.
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  10.  @Mogo-jan  You can’t get direct connection to a God that doesn’t exist. What you’re suggesting is strictly fiction.
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  11.  @Mogo-jan  We have an understanding of the natural processes which cause the sun to move through space. It doesn’t move through our sky, technically. That’s just relativity. When I say “we”,, of course I mean people educated in science. You may not be among us.
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  12.  @Mogo-jan  Aw, you want to believe I need to calm down, and somehow my ego is interfering with your understanding about the nature of reality? Seems like you’re projecting your own emotions and failures, son. We happen to know how plants bloom. We know a lot about botany. No magic is required. No sky daddy or fairies have to be involved in making a garden beautiful.
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  13.  @Mogo-jan  Sorry, no…the ego thing isn’t why I respond. I engage in conversations for various reasons. And you don’t get to pretend you know my mind better than I do. Of course, even if my ego was involved….so was yours…right? Or can’t you be honest? Of course I can have influence on what other people think. lol…what is it you’re trying to do other than influence me? That’s three times now, where you’ve overlooked your own failures, and tried to project. So now you’re going to bail, when you’ve offered nothing but a confirmation that you continue to use fallacious reasoning. Meanwhile…your sky daddy is still imaginary, and you lack any understanding of science. What a shame. How embarrassing.
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  14. I bet I can influence you, maybe to respond again. Or am I influencing you to not respond? Uh oh.
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  15.  @Mogo-jan  So, you’re just dishonest. And uneducated. And, you think more of yourself than you deserve. Now, why don’t you go try to convince your mother that she still loves you? Or will you fail there too? We both know.
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  16.  @Mogo-jan  You’re missing the point.
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  17.  @Mogo-jan  Seems you’re incapable of honest dialog. You even admit, when presented with evidence you refuse to allow yourself to be informed. And that shows. But clown, just because you desperately need to lie to yourself, doesn’t mean everyone else operates like you. Way to go. Reject the tools which are most reliable, just so you can “play”. I wasn’t rambling, and I wasn’t referring to myself. See, this is why your unreliable methods only serve to confuse you. What a shame.
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  18.  @Mogo-jan  You’re missing the point, still. Magical beliefs are not only unreliable, they’re also wrong.
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  19.  @Mogo-jan  So, you’re a flat-earther too? Way to go. Did your mom marry BigFoot too…believer?
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  20. @@infamousgrizzly1358 Way to just announce you can’t understand science?
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  21. @@infamousgrizzly1358 Still no evidence for your sky daddy, eh?
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  22. @@infamousgrizzly1358 That is just more of your immoral ideology, which you can’t demonstrate to be true. But break it down. I just think you’re wrong because you can’t demonstrate what you claim. But you are happy that other people are “doomed” according to your magical ideology, which you can’t demonstrate it true.
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  23. @@infamousgrizzly1358 Science happens to be our most accurate way to measure reality. But you lack any science education. And, you can’t demonstrate any God exists. Real magic is fake. Fake magic a real. The same applies to your god.
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  24. @@infamousgrizzly1358 That isn’t relevant to your lack of demonstrating a god exists, right? Are you going to suggest the earth is flat, too? Polar and equatorial radius of curvature b2a = 6,335.439 km. The Earth's prime-vertical radius of curvature at the equator equals the equatorial radius, N = a. The Earth's polar radius of curvature (either meridional or prime-vertical) is: a2b = 6,399.594 km.
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  25.  @psalmingit  God isn’t true though.
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  26. @@infamousgrizzly1358 Are you kidding me? You think a God exists and cares whether or not someone uses weed? lol. Meanwhile…God made slavery permissible by his own laws? Meanwhile…God got angry and drowned babies?
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  27. @@infamousgrizzly1358 Still no evidence for your sky daddy.
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  28.  @psalmingit  Gods that don’t exist can’t love anyone. But you’d have to explain away slavery, drowning babies, and the idea of Hell. Hell, which is eternal torment for a temporal action. It seems you’re confusing people with suffering. God apparently loves when he can make people suffer.
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  29. Less Religion = Less Violence A quick fact check of Senator Gray’s remarks shows that societies with less religion have less violence. Murder rates, like most violent crime rates, are lower in more secular nations and more secular states in the U.S. such as Vermont and Oregon compared to more religious states like Louisiana and Alabama. The safest cities in the world are nearly all in nonreligious countries and the eight that are in the U.S. are in the least religious regions.
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  30. @@infamousgrizzly1358 Since the earth is oblate spheroid, that number would vary. I’d of course defer to the data from fields of science which addresses this. It’s fair to say I don’t know off the top of my head. How is that relevant?
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  31. @@infamousgrizzly1358 So, you can’t demonstrate any god exists, right? And you can’t understand science?
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  32. @@infamousgrizzly1358 The speed of the earth isn’t dependent on whether or not any god exists. Lol. It’s so weird you’d think it does. I’m still going with whatever the science says. Are you too slow to follow? So, you’re a flat earther, thinking you personally can over turn all of science? Go on, ma’am. Please, overturn all of science with the GED you haven’t earned.
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  33. @@infamousgrizzly1358 Science isn’t religion. Lol. Poor little turd burglar. And no, not according to NDT. According to reality. But you’re not equipped to grasp reality. Meanwhile, you don’t understand science, and you still believe in magic. And, you’ve just admitted…you don’t have evidence for your god or any other. Thanks for conceding.
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  34. @ Nonsense. I have a birth certificate. I have medical and dental records. I have tax records and pay stubs. You do t have anything like that for the specific Jesus you think exists, Refusing to denounce the gospels isn’t evidence the gospels are true. It’s evidence religions are harmful. You claim his apostles were all put to death because the refused to say the resurrection didn’t happen? lol, now I know that isn’t recorded anywhere in history, and is just more make-believe on top of more make-believe. Who told you that lie? We can use induction to determine no God exists. Science doesn’t have a burden to prove God doesn’t exist. Especially when you can prove one does. I’m sorry you don’t understand science, reason, or logic. But beings that don’t exist can’t love anyone. We are not brothers, either. You’d have to be honest, and you’re not.
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