Comments by "Moon Shoes" (@moonshoes11) on "NBC News" channel.

  1.  @salty-tomato  How would you demonstrate your gods exists at all? How would you demonstrate your god isn’t a demon?
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  2. More criminal behavior. Ugh. So sick of it.
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  3. Leave your weed at home.
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  4.  @davebrown8260  Lies.
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  5. But police criminal actions are?
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  6.  @JohnDoe-qk1ub  How he is dressing isn’t about any fantasies but your own. Your very own fantasies are the issue, and one you should own and find some way to cope. I don’t see a problem with men and women sharing a locker room if it is consensual. Women who are uncomfortable aren’t being forced into locker rooms, other than in your fantasies. Again, the problem here is your fantasies. I feel uncomfortable sharing parts of society with religious believers. But that is part of reality.
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  7. A flag isn’t a political issue. Creating policy against the community is a political issue.
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  8.  @ONEDAYATATIME217  OK, Believer. What is our most reliable method to measure reality? It seems to me, if your world view is built around the existence of magic, your world view isn’t of value.
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  9. Yeah, shooting at beer seems rational and sane. Sure.
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  10. Lock her up.
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  11.  @Edwardsjm  How?
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  12. As usual, someone who doesn’t understand science is rejecting science.
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  13. All pregnancies should require paternity testing.
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  14. God didn’t appear to do anything. Never does. The police did more.
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  15.  @Ricky-g6i  It’s not your country.
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  16. Sounds more like being MAGA.
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  17. Why do you oppose democracy?
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  18.  Kickstart  Oh, are you still being fooled by trump? Sorry, didn’t mean to trigger you.
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  19. Street Epistemology for the win.
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  20.  @Buckshot99  Such abuse is immoral, yeah?
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  21. Yes, what Arizona did was good. Turns out, what Tennessee did backfired, and in the end was good.
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  22. @Corn pop Common sense is a pretty low standard. A low standard for which you struggle to achieve. It seems your world view doesn’t comport with reality, and you’re not at all interested in what is demonstrably true.
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  23.  @Freshie13  Faith can be applied to any belief. Faith has no mechanism to differentiate fact from fiction. It simply bolsters confidence in a belief, even when the belief is false. And prayer works at about the same rate as chance. What you’re advocating here is false hope. Also, there is no good reason to conclude a god exists. And there are good reasons to conclude gods do not exist.
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  24. The video explains what happened before. You watched the video on what happened during. The law will decide what happens after.
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  25.  @desert4seat  Are you suggesting the earth is indeed flat? Or that Trump isn’t a con man?
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  26. And Trump is facing criminal charges.
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  27.  @ronald8071  Having a gun isn’t illegal. It’s a 2nd amendment right.
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  28.  @jimflipz4774  If that were true, you wouldn’t be here trying to convince me.
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  29. Have you tried sobriety?
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  30. 1% still have 95% of the resources.
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  31. Science does something to help humanity. Believers pray for more suffering. When we say religion poisons everything, it is because religion truly poisons everything.
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  32.  @jonihaynes-haasch8988  God is fiction.
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  33. Try sobriety.
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  34. No, it doesn’t happen every year.
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  35. Parents should be charged for bringing children to church. Child abuse.
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  36.  @AFloridaSon  So, how many of the 91 indictments will he need to be convicted of for you to drop trump like a dirty diaper?
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  37.  @gregorymilla9213  That’s capitalism.
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  38. Because prayer works at about the same rate as chance, and he can’t leave it to chance.
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  39.  @thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259  sober up?
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  40.  @caseyschryber1255  You get an E, for effort.
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  41.  @SameriaCrafts  The driver died. But why would an all loving, all knowing God allow evil?
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  42.  @briancannon4607  Yes, I know what Christianity claims. Although, the free will argument has no bearing on whether or not a god exists, or why he remains hidden. Yes, I know the mythology….man chose to disobey God. But no, the plot line doesn’t make sense, despite you repeating it senselessly. You’re suggesting that since you can’t think of any better explanation for the existence of the universe, then a god must exist. Do you understand this is simply an argument from incredulity? Do you understand that the Big Bang model NEVER suggests the universe was created from “nothing”? This also speaks directly towards your personal incredulity. You’re not even aware the Big Bang model NEVER suggests a universe came from nothing, Also, you’re parroting poor apologetics by suggesting an understanding of science requires faith. Whether you like it or not, you just admitted faith is unreliable. And it is. Faith can be used to justify any position, even when the position is demonstrably wrong. However, science doesn’t require faith. So, you’re aware faith is unreliable, yet you cling to faith to support your unreliable conclusions. Weird also, and another admission…humans can’t comprehend the mind of God but at the same time you claim to understand the mind of God. But you still can’t demonstrate any God actually exists.
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  43.  @briancannon4607  Yes, sure. It is always the fault of the person who seeks God and discovers god is a myth, and not God’s fault,for,remaining hidden despite people who sincerely seek to know God. And instead of God being willing to show up, all we get are people like you, whether Christian, Muslim, Mormon, or Hindu…make assertions without demonstration of any kind.
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  44.  @briancannon4607  When you claim to know why God give people free will, you’re claiming to know the mind of God. You can’t have it both ways. If this is a fruitless discussion, it is because you’re not open to facts and reality. Oh really, you prayed for me? Did you ask God what it would take to convince me that he exists, as I had asked? Yes, your problem was to plant a seed, but you offered nothing to support your claims. No, this isn’t about me rejecting God. This is about me rejecting your baseless assertions, and fallacious reasoning. There you go again, blaming the person seeking and not the person failing. Think this through: I am asking sincere questions. I even suggested you ask God what would convince me. Did you sincerely do so? If so, what was God’s response? Did God offer anything that would be convincing? If so, I’d be convinced, If not,either he doesn’t want to convince me, or he doesn’t exist. So far, there is no reason to conclude any God exists. You have chosen to reject reality and embrace fallacious reasoning, and unreliable methods. Set that aside, since you cannot demonstrate any God exists. Tell me though, why would you want to worship the God of slavery? And a God that drowns babies?
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  45.  @YankeeDoodle2  You’re not qualified to make that assessment, drop out.
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  46. You don’t like people receiving medical care from professionals? You personally don’t like it so make them suffer, is that what you’re suggesting?
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  47.  @mz7460  That doesn’t matter to the police.
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  48. “It belongs…in a museum.” - Han Solo
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  49. Have you tried sobriety?
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  50. You’re blaming the victim.
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