Comments by "Moon Shoes" (@moonshoes11) on "FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth" channel.

  1. I’m definitely not going to vote for Hunter.
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  2. No, he was murdered. It’s not up to you or these murderous thugs to issue a death penalty without due process. You’re not tough, and you’re not moral.
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  3. I see people fly in the movies, but I’ve never jumped off of a building to see if I could.
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  4.  @marcusonesimus3400  You seem confused by metaphors. It isn’t about ice cream or what we eat. It’s about you childish religious beliefs and whether or not anyone else needs to follow them. Some of us are so easily mislead by magic.
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  5.  @marcusonesimus3400  We are not to put Christianity above Satan, one might argue. After all, we do have religious freedom. If your religion doesn’t allow you to eat chocolate ice cream, then don’t eat it. But don’t tell me what flavor ice cream I can have or not have.
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  6. They murdered the guy.
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  7. Or… God struck them with lightning. How can we tellthe difference?
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  8. Imagine my complete lack of surprise.
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  9.  @rclines001  Which you can’t prove are true., right?
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  10. @Jim-wj3mk Humans are animals. Other animals do an exceptional job parenting, as evidenced by the continued existence of species that of course do continue. Your other comment is you trying to be edgy, perhaps? Or maybe I give you too much credit.
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  11. Tackled? Nah. He fell and hit his head.
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  12. Joe’s first wife died in a car crash back in 1972.
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  13. Sorry, my intellectual superiority over your God claims isn’t a recoil. It’s mockery.
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  14. The First Commandment stands in opposition to First Amendment. So yeah, there is so,etching wrong with it.
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  15.  @Andy-rews  It is indeed sexual. And it is indeed grooming. You don’t think Christianity opposes natural sexuality?
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  16. What we really need is a “don’t say God” bill.
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  17.  @longbowshooter5291  Are you called a racist often?
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  18. Points awarded for blasphemy. 👍
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  19. The least intelligence thing a person can say is “it had to be god”. Thank the people actually involved, not your imaginary friend.
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  20.  @rclines001  I haven’t told anyone how to live. I simply pointed out the fallaciousness of holding a belief not because it is proven to be true, but because it can’t be proven not to be true. The reason that is fallacious is because if you used that same standard for other mythological beings, which ones can be proven not to exist? Nobody has to prove something doesn’t exist, when people who claim it does can never prove it does. I don’t care whether or not you have faith. However, I can point out that people can have faith in things that aren’t true, and that faith isn’t a pathway to truth. Please keep in mind this isn’t a personal attack of any kind. So I hope you don’t feel that it is.
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  21.  @rclines001  That’s like saying that you’re telling me how to live, because you said you’d never tell anyone else how to live, and that I shouldn’t do that. When I’m not. You’re free to believe whatever you like. You can choose your beliefs if you’d like. And it doesn’t matter what you believe. Again, I’m only point out the fallaciousness of the argument. But I’d also like to point out that science has shown that prayer works at about the same rate as chance. You’re still free to believe differently, and free to pray, and free to worship anyway you choose. That is one of the great things about America and the First Amendment.
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  22.  @davidtherwhanger6795  That isn’t a proper way to engage in discourse, if you expect honest dialog….which I now assume you do not. You have an opportunity to show me otherwise, however. Do you care to explain the purpose of your question? Ethics, or moral philosophy, is a branch of philosophy that involves systematizing, defending, and recommending concepts of right and wrong behavior. Morality, the differentiation of intentions, decisions and actions between those that are distinguished as proper and those that are improper. I don’t think objective morality can be demonstrated. Can you prove to me that hunger, pain, or favorite flavors of ice cream exist?
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  23.  @edgaraf9411  Are you playing ignorant to the abuse of the church and other religious groups? You clearly don’t understand context.
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  24.  @edgaraf9411  Besides, it’s still grooming, still indoctrination, still immoral. And still goes against rights guaranteed by our Constitution.
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  25.  @JailEnforcement  The First Commandment conflicts with the First Amendment. And yes, if it teaches them how to act, it is strictly immoral teachings. After all, your God…according to doctrine, made slavery permissible by law…and drowned babies.
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  26.  @huh4tofpv384  First, despite what you have been indoctrinated into believing, America was not founded on Christianity. Second, you ask to name one commandment that would not be good for anyone, My answer is that the First Commandment stands in opposition to our First Amendment, and this is not good for anyone.
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  27.  @marcusonesimus3400  The Bible isn’t an authority on reality. Biblical references are claims which must be verified within reality. Not,only have you not figured that part out yet, but you also can’t demonstrate Biblical claims such as Philippians. Being smart enough to recognize fallacious claims isn’t a religious choice. But you haven’t figured that out either. And worshipping the god of Israel is worshipping the god of slavery. The god of suffering. The god that drowns babies. My moral standards are better than that. One day, like it or not, you’ll cease to exist and will possibly never know how wrong you are.
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  28.  @wesss9353  You sound guilty.
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  29.  @wesss9353  You’re the one making projections, believer.
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  30.  @wesss9353  No, that is false. Just because you don’t have a good education doesn’t mean you can just make up whatever you like. Accounts of transgender people (including non-binary and third gender people) have been identified going back to ancient times in cultures worldwide. The modern terms and meanings of "transgender", "gender", "gender identity", and "gender role" only emerged in the 1950s and 1960s. The Ancient Greek, Phrygian, and Roman eunuch priests of the galli order have been interpreted by some scholars as transgender or third-gender. The trans-feminine kathoey and hijra gender roles have persisted for thousands of years in Thailand and the Indian subcontinent, respectively. In Arabia, khanith (like earlier mukhannathun) have occupied a third gender role attested since the 7th century CE. Traditional roles for transgender women and transgender men have existed in many African societies, with some persisting to the modern day. North American Indigenous fluid and third gender roles, including the Navajo nádleehi and the Zuni lhamana, have existed since pre-colonial times. One more thing… Trans people actually exist. You God, not so much.
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  31.  @wesss9353  If you think you know what a “Filipina lady boy” knows, you must be one. Otherwise, you’re just making shot up. What you’re really saying is, despite knowing they exist, you’re going to willfully deny it. Just like you willfully accept your magic sky daddy. Except trans people exist in reality.
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  32.  @wesss9353  You can make up whatever you like, that doesn’t make it true. So what is the basis for your over the top, unwarranted hatred…really? Deep in the closet?
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  33. If you’re going to give God credit for saving the child, you also have to give God the blame for leaving the child.
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  34.  @motionman7430  I’ve attended Seminary. I doubt you have. You missed the point. You can’t give God credit but not blame. They go hand in hand. They’re tied together.
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  35. Please post Psalm 137:9
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  36.  @morningsidedriverock  That isn’t what he said. That isn’t what he meant.
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  37.  @ciddoctor6993  It isn’t what you said.
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  38. If the train should jump the track, do you want your money back? Yes? No? Maybe so?
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  39.  @ledawnstark8925  God sent the flood and tried to take these kids home to heaven. He’s been known to drown kids in floods before. Who is she to interfere?
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  40.  @ledawnstark8925  I’d like you to provide evidence a god exists, and/or created anything at all.
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  41.  @ledawnstark8925  Are you not even aware there are natural explanations for the sun, and light, and day and night? No, certainly man isn’t responsible for existence. That doesn’t mean magic is real. That doesn’t mean Odin did it. Just because you don’t know the answer, doesn’t make magic more likely to be the answer. And I didn’t even have to go outside to answer your question.
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  42.  @ledawnstark8925  Also, the moon simply reflects light from the sun…. In case you didn’t know. Peace.
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  43.  @ledawnstark8925  The answer is Odin, and he is real. The answer is Vishnu, and she is real. The answer is Allah, and he is real. The answer is the Flying Spaghetti Monster, and it is real.
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  44.  @ledawnstark8925  Yes, Jesus was the one who sent Noah’s food and drowned pregnant women and bevies, right? Jesu was the one who made slavery lawfully permissible, right? I want to make sure we’re talking about the same fictional character.
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  45. Lock him up.
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  46. …because god can’t.
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  47. And so many in between.
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  48. I blame you.
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  49. Jesus has been dead for two thousand years.
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  50.  @Musicball  And they will likely vote for a convicted felon.
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