Comments by "Moon Shoes" (@moonshoes11) on "Teen confesses to killing someone during Instagram video chat, police say" video.

@LRM5195 No, the Bible doesn’t clearly,say murder is wrong. It says thou shall not kill, but then God also commands the killing of others as well. So it isn’t clear. Sin is a silly concept. Sin is offending an Imaginary being. If this God commands one to kill, and they don’t kill, then not doing as God commanded would be a sin. Remember, the God of the Bible made slavery permissible by his own laws. He also drowned people, including babies. Data actually shows the less religious a country is, the less violent it becomes, and fewer crimes are committed.
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@Arginne Christianity never says murder is wrong. And God drowned babies.
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@LRM5195 It’s unlikely I am wrong, but could you be specific?
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@LRM5195 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. Nearly every measure of health or well-being finds that less religious countries score better. That includes supportive family and youth systems, honest government, non-discrimination, protection of political and civil liberties, peace, and prosperity with a high quality of life. On the flip side, the negative trend is very evident in the U.S. Here, the most religious states are the same ones with the most poverty, ill-health, infant mortality, venereal disease, teen pregnancy, and low rates of education.
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@LRM5195 If you can’t measure it, how are you claiming I’m wrong? Uh oh. There is data behind the claims. It is late tonight, so,perhaps I will post it tomorrow. My poisons stands, and it is still unlikely I am wrong as you have failed to demonstrate.
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@miketerry4391 So, you really don’t know, and cannot support your own position. Concession accepted.
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@miketerry4391 Oh really? Which god do you pretend exists? I’m mad at a god that doesn’t exist? Hardly. And it’s spelled *you’re*, not your.
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@ms.fravell7606 Troll, Did I make such a claim?
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@ms.fravell7606 You’d need to be more specific, troll.
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@miketerry4391 You don’t know what a baby is.
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@miketerry4391 Is your god really that weak that I wouldn’t notice if it slapped me? That’s the problem your Imaginary friend, it can’t do anything in reality. Are you suggesting you can see heavenly things? Let me guess, you can see them in your head, but you could never take a picture, record video, or ever demonstrate they exist in reality. I’ve heard Muslims and Mormons make similar arguments about their gods too. Seems like you just can’t defend your own positions. That’s a pattern within your world view, isn’t it? If your god is so wonderful, why are you constantly trying to insult others?
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@miketerry4391 You’re “waiting” time? What does that mean? You suggest I wake up, but I am asking coherent questions, and you can’t defend your own claims. Besides, aren’t you opposed to being woke, based on your religion?
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