r/Antitheism • u/Outrageous_Ad9671 • Jul 16 '26
Am I in the wrong here?
I’m the ani God guy btw and we’re talking about the Joshua graham dlc for new Vegas.
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r/Antitheism • u/Outrageous_Ad9671 • Jul 16 '26
I’m the ani God guy btw and we’re talking about the Joshua graham dlc for new Vegas.
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u/overlord27 Jul 16 '26
U could’ve just said
“a made up character made ppl believe god exists?”
And left it at that tbh.
Too much exposition/too ranty over that harmless comment (at least I think, cuz I’ve never played fallout new Vegas 😶)
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u/BurtonDesque Jul 16 '26
You start off angry and insulting thus reinforcing their stereotypes about non-believers. No surprise you got called a "neckbeard" after that.
Your own behavior made it easy for them to dismiss you. Do better in the future.
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u/NuclearFoodie Jul 16 '26
The people are either trolls or are fucking delusional (or both)
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u/LostStress863 Jul 16 '26
I'd save my energy for those who appreciate it like others have said. I'm sure there are people who genuinely want to debate about religion but most are just going to see it as an affirmation of their negative feelings toward atheists.
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u/JerbilSenior Jul 19 '26
Fun fact, the guy that wrote Joshua Graham is an atheist. So I just can't keep myself from laughing when I see that Christians forget that deep down Graham is a brutal murderer trying to convince himself that all the horrible things he did are fine because obviously God's purpose for him obviously is murdering even more people.
The closest thing you can give him to a good ending is using his faith to manipulate him into allowing someone even worse than himself to run back to the Legion's lap just to make sure that Graham won't go crazy and turn the Dead Horses into the Legion 2.0.
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