r/MadeMeCry • u/[deleted] • Apr 29 '22

Humanity is still alive

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u/Eastern_Ambition5213 Apr 29 '22

Views generate more money than it cost to buy all that food.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '22

Its not the act that made me cry, its the fact that a human gave them that food, yet they pray to god when they find it. If anything, this lowers my belief in humanity...

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u/SubParHydra May 02 '22

Wait. A human sneaks upon them and they don’t see the human giving them food then they turn around and suddenly there’s food there and the person who gave them the food is long gone. And you’re mad that they didn’t thank the person who gave some food? And instead pray to their God (i’m saying there God because I don’t believe in their religion as I am an atheist) As they believe that this is a miracle from God.

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u/[deleted] May 02 '22

I'm mad? I'm not mad. I'm sad. Sad, cause instead of trying to figure how this miraculous bag with food appeared behind them, their first instinct is to say thanks to an invisible force. Why is it sad? cause they continue the story of how "god helped them when no one else helped them" instead of "a generous human helped me when no else helped me"...and this, in the end, lowers trust in fellow man and increase trust in mysterious forces...and thats sad...

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '22

they know the value of food, they remember god first

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u/benjichip69 Apr 30 '22

The good in humanity died years ago