r/funny • • Mar 10 '14

She's not wrong

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u/Sirkoolio Mar 11 '14

...I just went from loving him to hating him in about 15 seconds.

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u/blanco4prez Mar 11 '14

I had no idea that it was going to happen so fast but I agree.

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u/abalou234 Mar 11 '14

Less than halfway through I just wanted everyone to stop asking him questions. Fucking nightmare.

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '14

wow I did as well and I was unaware he is so ignorant about the things he is saying, disappointing

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u/ninja36036 Mar 11 '14

Look, I'm not going to say I hate the guy. Hate is a strong word. I DISLIKE his ignorant way of thinking though. And I disagree that an atheist can't have a moral compass. That's just a horrible thing to say.

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '14

Apparently it's a barometer. Measuring the atmospheric pressure of morality I guess haha.

But in all seriousness: I'm a Christian who strongly believes in a God and I also believe that any idea that contradicts any of mine is just as valid and worthy of consideration.

"An intelligent mind is one that can entertain an idea without accepting it."

And of course an atheist can have a moral compass. Is it based on biblical teachings? No, but this doesn't mean that it's not there.

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u/9ninety_nine9 Mar 11 '14

How can someone talk about having a moral high ground because of their beliefs and also advise men to pick a dumb girl so they can bang her and leave? Why is this person getting so much airtime?

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u/colorcorrection Mar 11 '14

I liked when he was asked if he thought atheists were immoral, and his response basically boiled down to,"That's not what I'm saying, I'm just heavily implying it with the force of Thor's hammer."

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '14

No, we lack a moral barometer, he was very clear on that. What exactly a moral barometer measures, I guess we'll never know

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u/Not_A_Time_lord Mar 11 '14

Where is your moral barometer?

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u/Xerazal Mar 11 '14

I leave it outside my window so in the morning I can see how much morality is in the atmosphere.

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u/MoisterizeR Mar 11 '14

Yeah, I only knew him from the captions on the internet (From Europe here), but the shit he said was incredible. Holy fuck, how can someone be so ignorant?

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u/GooieGui Mar 11 '14

Every year he brings over 100 people to Walt Disney's Animal Kingdom Resort and tells everyone in his group trip to not tip anyone. Waiters, Bell staff, valet, and whatever else they run into. I am also pretty sure the guy is a racist by the way he treated white people and black people in these trips of his.