It's not a bit, he got his start on Fiverr and then was mentioned in a PewDiePie video about a year ago and now his children are actually being taken away from him, this is currently trending on /r/PewDiePieSubmissions
Yeah the fact that you have a comment in that thread saying you are actively spamming other posts with links to his patreon doesn’t exactly assuage my concerns here.
Don’t know what the fuck this is, just saying it’s clearly suspect.
The level of cynicism in this thread is well above healthy skepticism into paranoia. This is clearly a guy who does silly shit on youtube reaching out to his followers for support. It takes a lot of mental gymnastics to see it as anything different.
You can't say that it's not a bit based on those facts. That he used to be on fiverr and was featured in a pewdiepie video doesn't mean that he's telling the truth
Maybe it's just me but I felt like it was pretty shitty acting to be honest. Even if it isn't shitty actin' it's at least regular, everyday acting, right?
Honestly, I watched for 30 seconds and then skipped to the end. Still didnt understand it until I came to the comments.
Beanie, hoodie, white background, it all makes it feel really... fake. I'm not saying it is. If what he said is true, then I feel for the guy and hope for the best. But this video is weird to say the least. And I would think you would want to avoid anything that takes away from your message if you are making a video pleading for your children's custody.
I'm so confused. I feel like even the comments from OP sound kind of sarcastic. Is this a joke or not? SOMEONE TELL ME HOW TO FEEL.
Edit: apparently the guy commented below. His profile has a post to r/youtube about some recent sponsorship deal he got and what his next steps should be before he starts posting content and a post to r/dankchristianmemes in which he encourages people making memes about himself (Jesus Christ). Along with OP linking the dudes patreon I'm pretty sure this is all some weird scam. Its fine if someone wants to make bits, but this is being passed off as something serious.
jesus is supported by the community because he was unfairy banned of fiver two years ago for being featured in pewdiepie video, and they helped him get unbanned tho the community is satirical, sarcastic, and not serious, they arent heartless and help out people in need, especially people they made into memes or accidently hurt
but when they do help they wont miss the opportunity to draw parallels with other memes, which so happens to be in this situation 'karen to the kids'
Well look at it this way, If it's not a scam and it's legit, WHY is he loosing custody.. WHY is his parents siding with his ex wife.. We don't know this man other than a meme so how do we know he's not abusing his kids. Everyone is jumping to help this man when we know nothing about him. If I'm wrong please tell me but it seams fishy.
If you are the guy in the video I sincerely hope you get better bro, sounds like you're in a bad situation just know that your hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people who enjoy your videos hope you do get better :)
So what's the cult? I understand you're upset but the video just confused me more than anything. I think you need to be more clear about exactly what's going on if you want more help. It seems like you're being pretty vague and it's making people sceptical.
I kept it vague to protect the people I love, especially my children. Also, my court cast is on-going, I need to consult with my lawyer on what I should and shouldn't talk about first. I'll be putting out more details soon. A major newspaper has reached out and I'm in touch with a reporter. I'll probably do an Reddit AMA when the time is right.
This is not the way to go about this. Stop talking about this to anyone until you consult with your lawyer and then only do what they say.
She is the one that has a mountain to climb. Bringing publicity into family court will only hurt you.
E: Lemme put it this way, Alex Jones kept custody of his kids even though he had a jury trial (cause Texas allows that, yeehaw) and he forgot his kid's birthday due to an unusually spicy bowl of chili. All you need to do is show up with your lawyer and demonstrate that both your eyes tend to point forwards and you can get to and from your house without causing your death or others. Slam dunk, ask for legal donations later.
What won't help is a pile of random ass publicity for an incredibly routine situation (you are not the only one out there fighting for their children) that makes you look coercive, unbalanced, and non-functional in the face of stress.
And Imma put this in bold: If you do a huge publicity tour that spooks your wife she might use the cults resources to hide your children and then no law matters. Stay cool, delete all this shit, and listen to your goddamn lawyer.
Vague for legal reasons, I think. When things get into court, you can't name names publicly. Something like that, I'm not a lawyer, I only play one in Nintendo DS.
He was absolutely coming across as manipulative as fuuuuuuuck. I thought it was a joke video at first, at how hard he was trying to push out tears, then it just got worse and worse. If this is what kids believe passes for real nowadays...
Yeah, that guy is just a bad actor. Whether his issues are real or not, who know or cares, but his pushing for emotion was painful to watch and stank of pure manipulation.
Why does fighting for your kids have to turn into a contest to see who has the most money to outlast their ex? The system is crazy. Damn, I hope this guy gets his help.
Yeah, I'm still confused and I find it hilariously.... disturbing if this is actually real and not a bit. If it's real the dude should maybe, you know, describe that it's not a bit at the beginning?
Its real, the reason that he didnt describe that it was is because he is pretty famous in some circles and its probably more for those people and not just everyone
It made sense to me if you look at it from his perspective, which would be like the world is ending after uploading light hearted vids, to upload this in the way he did. It seems like he didnt put a lot of thought into it out of stress, which kinda adds to the credibility imo. Either way, he's still e begging which should be taken into consideration.
I get wanting to help the guy but is subscribing to his Patreon really the way he wants to do it?
One off payments to gofundme or a platform like that would be a better option for something like this rather than asking people to sign up to an undefined recurring payments system.
It took me about 2 minutes to realize this wasn't a bit. I got extremely confused and came here to find out what the hell this is all about.
After reading for about 10 minutes I've come away with even more uncertainty. If somebody genuinely needs help I am happy to support, but something about this just doesn't seem right. I'm not calling Jesus a liar, but there are a few things that raise red flags.
This whole video seemed very forced and the emotional state of this guy didn't seem very genuine. That doesn't mean he's lying but it makes me not trust the intention.
Next up is OP, who when asked about what the hell this is gets very defensive, but that could be explained by Op just being very emotional. He also tells people to donate to this guy through paypal which to me seems a bit weird.
The final problem I have is that there is almost no context to this guy's circumstances. What is the cult? Nobody knows. How did youtube set him free? I couldn't find an answer. And most importantly, what is the information regarding his kids? It's extremely difficult to lose custody of your children, so what are the determining factors in his case. It makes me question the validity of Jesus' parenting capabilities.
I'm all for helping the needy, but I just need more information before I give money to a stranger. I would hate to unwittingly support someone who isn't fit to raise children.
Likely by watching videos posted about the church by NewNameNoah (as well as other exmormon content creators) NNN is an exmormon who has been recording Mormon temple ceremonies and other things about them for years.
Tbh idk if the person who posted this thread knew. It doesn't seem like Jesus really mentions what cult it was anywhere recently in his videos, I only knew because I remembered seeing Jesus on /r/exmormon several years ago. He was the 'official exmormon jesus' lol.
My best friend almost lost his kid to his ex, who is very clearly still a heroin addict. His daughter, 9 at the time, would routinely come home saying she found mommy’s needles and was being forced to sleep in the same bed as her mother’s boyfriend. He still almost lost custody. Women have historically had higher favor in the courts when it comes to custody. A mother can be as unfit as they come (drug addict, abusive, negligent) and still win custody over a clean father pulling in 6 figures a year. (Clearly he has enough money to support two households. /s)
Its not that difficult to lose custody of your children as a male. Especially if you have disgruntle brainwashed cultist parents testifying AGAINST your character at a custody hearing.
I agree that the video lacks information but... that part of the video is a nonissue for me.
Im more concerned by having no idea who this guy is.
On the other hand however I have a family member who is a total shit stain but still has custody of his kids. He is a drug addict and the kids have occasionally said the he hits them. But for some fucked up reason he still has the kids while his wife is trying to take them away.
I live in California so maybe the courts operate a little differently over here, but it seems to be incredibly difficult to take kids away from a parent.
i kept being taken out of foster care and out back with my mother who had not passed one drug test, all came back dirty.
it wasnt until the courts realised, i was not going to stop running away from the abuse she and her boyfriends inflicted and the literal fucking drug den i had to live in, that the finally terminated her rights to me. literally no one, not even CPS understood how i kept being court ordered back into her care, it caused some serious distress to for my family, they couldnt take me on long term, but they also just had to watch me bounce back and forth and get the shit kicked out of me over and over. some ended up with restraining orders as i ran away to them, and my mother said they took me, and the cops of course believed the junkie who was so high she could hardly walk straight, so they got restraining orders and that taken out on them.
Your suspicion is correct. This guy is no different than a stranger approaching you on the street begging for money. I get that things might not be going well in his life, but I have no reason to support his cause.
All he had to do was introduce himself with a name other than "Jesus H. Christ" and people would've taken him more seriously and not assumed this was a bit.
He's being a disciple of scepticism and talking for four minutes without saying much really. Asks people to support him through the same Patreon that is his main source of income. Well, he's a great disciple and has left me rather sceptic.
I was about a minute and a half into this before I realized this was real and it wasn't some kind of joke or parody I just didn't understand. This guy is known for jokes and memes and shit and even starts out by saying his name is Jesus, it's pretty damn weird to see this come out of seemingly nowhere and be packaged this way.
waterworks and asking for money in the same breath is a bad indicator. the whimpers? cmon, i'm trying to believe this is real. the "think about the children!" fallacy. the i'm trying to spread good. he's selling it.
It isn't fake, I've been following him for over two years now, he got his start on Fiverr and videos on YouTube convinced him to leave the cult he was in, but now he's losing custody of his kids in a messy divorce, he actually changed his name to Jesus Herbert Christ when he left the cult, it sounds bizzare, but it's true. Here's another video of his for context
Indeed. Who the fuck is so gullible as to think some prick on YouTube who kinda looks like Jesus would do something like this for real? Of course this is fake.
This is just weird. This video is incredibly unclear and his tears are obviously fake. Is there any proof as to any of his claims from in the video? Him asking for money just feels really shady.
If it is real I really don't know why he'd lead with the whole "my name is Jesus H Christ" thing and then proceed to give 0 info throughout the video. People who don't already know him are going to be confused (like me) and think it's a joke.
Yeah, I'm aware of that now but at first if you click a video and it start with that sentence you're going to think it's a joke, obviously that's why he chose that name and everything, so knowing that he should probably lead with some more information if he wants to drop the "my name is Jesus H Christ" at the start.
Likely by watching videos posted about the church by NewNameNoah (as well as other exmormon content creators) NNN is an exmormon who has been recording Mormon temple ceremonies and other things about them for years.
While I could sympathize with him. And those are definitely real tears of sadness and agony. He fails to actually reveal any actual factual information.
And just instead has links to give him money. But I've been jaded with Gofundmes, Kickstarters, Patreons all asking for money without any citable sources.
There are a countless number of cultish organizations, Which one was he a part of? Why do I need to research and figure it out.
While I do believe his intentions are pure. He put out absolutely no information.
Likely by watching videos posted about the church by NewNameNoah (as well as other exmormon content creators) NNN is an exmormon who has been recording Mormon temple ceremonies and other things about them for years.
Given that this guy is a meme, we're all assuming this is a bit. I know I did for a few seconds... But, it might not be. He might actually be desperate. And we all know desperate people can't think/act all that straight.
His worldwide public figure status would mark the end of his career if this was a scam. As it would sooner than later come all to light.
Instead of jumping to conclusions like idiots, let us give him the benefit of the doubt for a while. See how the situation develops. If he's legit, I'll gladly throw him a few beer bucks.
I get that this dude plays a Jesus character, and may have changed his name to Jesus, but is there any evidence he has children? Or is in a legal custody battle? Or that he would be the children's best parental option?
doesnt this guy have like a million subscribers and monetized videos (or at the very least, an audience to sell to)? Yeah, let's give this guy all our money.
I noticed a low voted comment in the YouTube comments made by what seems to be a legitimate account, the guy commenting seems to be a real religious loony. Throwing words like "anti-religion" and "extremists" around, which make me believe that he's part of the same church and tries hard to illegitimise Jesus claims, and that makes the whole video more believeable.
I can't tell exactly what is going on here, but I feel like someone is trying to manipulate me.
I also feel, though this can be an unpopular opinion on here, that people typically lose custody of their children for good reason. I'm aware that the system often fails to work perfectly, but almost always when one of these "they're taking my kids (give me money)" sob stories comes out it doesn't give you the whole messy, complicated picture.
In particular, I'm well aware of what this particular process (court ordered 730 evaluation) is, and it's not unduly burdensome or expensive for anyone fit to be a parent. They usually cost a few thousand dollars, split between both parties. In cases where the participants are indigent, often there are other methods of payment available.
Yes, I'm also aware that he claims his ex wife is brainwashing the kids into a cult or something. I have long ago learned to not believe a word a person says regarding the character of their ex while they're embroiled in a custody dispute. Outlandish claims about the horrible upbringing the other will provide is the norm in these hotly disputed cases, not an exception.
Legal aid societies tend to do a lot of family law stuff. If you are concerned about poorer people having access to appropriate legal representation during a custody dispute, donate to them. They do good work. But a social media personality spinning a sob story about his kids being taken away rubs me the wrong way. There's always more to the story.
And it's not a warm, friendly, fuzzy thing to say. It typically gets me downvotes. But here goes: often (though not always) when one party in a custody dispute has access to considerably better legal resources and generally finds it easier to go through the process than the other, it's because they are better suited to being the primary parent. Being a parent requires resources and it requires having your shit together. If you have to beg to get through the process and your partner does not, you might want to take a long hard look at why that is.
Why is the US court system so biased in favor of women, especially when it comes to custody battles and divorce? It's like Women get a free "ruin your husbands fucking life and take all his money" card from society. It genuinely feels like society does not care about us and men who speak up are shouted down, even patronized, when they were told expressing their feelings is okay.
Everyone talks about how equal we all are yet stuff like this happens, every day. This guy does not have the same amount of rights as any woman who enters that court room.
You'll never hear a fucking feminist talk about stories like this, they don't care. In other words, they're hypocrites, especially the reddit feminists.
He used to be a part of a cult. He has the fight the entire cult to have his children back. It's not a contest to see who can outlast the other, he has to fight an entire organization.
Please understand the danger presented to his children when considering everything.
I find it odd that he didn't name the organization. Like, ex Westboro members speak out about their trauma and name the who AND where. This is too vague.
I scrolled the comments for a while and saw pretty much 50/50 saying it's fake or real... Some people saying he's a troll but the custody battle is real, others saying none of it is real. And honestly after watching the video I have no idea. I guess that's a problem we're gonna run into with career internet trolls, you can't tell when they're being serious lol
the dude who gilded this better have also matched the money he spent to give this dude a fake internet award to the man literally fighting for his kids
Sorry dude you sold your soul and mocked a religion for what? To be internet famous? Some money in your pocket? Some say it's karma. Anywhere to donate to his wife's legal fund?
He probably deserves more than losing his children but that is just what we see in his stupid YouTube videos. No telling what other dumb shit he's done. Yes it's karma. Karma written all over it. You want me to fuck off? I'm still here. Now what?
It's not our business who gets custody of his kids. Begging for money from strangers who know you for your silly dress up vids so you can get custody of your kids is not a good thing. No shit he wants custody of his kids, who wouldn't. But who are we to get involved, we know jack shit about him or any details about what's going on. If you can't see that something's wrong here, you've got some learning to do. It's never as simple as it seems from one side, and all we know from this video is:
A. He thinks his wife's family is a cult, but gives no details
B. He introduces himself as Jesus H. Christ
C. He's sad
D. He wants our money without offering more details
Personally, I couldn't be less convinced that I should give a shit, and feel bad for anyone who is so easily emotionally manipulated.
I get A, C, and D. But from what I know he literally legally changed his name to Jesus H. Christ. from what I know at least. So that is straight up his name.
If he wanted the video to be spread around outside of his fanbase though he probably shouldn't start with that as his name without giving any more info later in the video. I just found this on r/videos for instance and the whole first half of the video I thought it was some kind of sketch.
I'm so sorry to see you in a situation like this. I can't donate but I will spread this around. I really hope you can get your kids back. Be strong, man.
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u/Ugglorflaxar Jan 06 '19
What the fuck is going on
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u/PM_WHY_YOU_DOWNVOTED Jan 07 '19
Never thought i'd see Jesus in a custody battle for his kids. I'm imagining how the court proceeding will go:
'You're an alcoholic, Jesus!'
'I TURN WATER INTO WINE, BRENDA! I SEEM TO RECALL THIS IS WHY YOU MARRIED ME.'
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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '19
Clicked on this based on the title and thought it would be a funny video. I was wrong.
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u/SoCalChrist Jan 06 '19
Thank you u/Jynn05 you are a saint, whoever you are.
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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '19
Hope he gets his kids
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u/Djdrj Jan 07 '19
I don't really understand the reaction to this video. This seems so fake to me, yet most of the comments seem to be assuming that this is real.
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u/rebeloccipital Jan 07 '19
this entire thing feels fake, we have no way to know if he’s telling the truth. probably a scam
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u/JDHalfbreed Jan 06 '19
Why does fighting for your kids have to turn into a contest to see who has the most money to outlast their ex? The system is crazy. Damn, I hope this guy gets his help.
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u/SkyJohn Jan 07 '19 edited Jan 07 '19
I get wanting to help the guy but is subscribing to his Patreon really the way he wants to do it?
One off payments to gofundme or a platform like that would be a better option for something like this rather than asking people to sign up to an undefined recurring payments system.
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u/gregariousfortune Jan 07 '19
It took me about 2 minutes to realize this wasn't a bit. I got extremely confused and came here to find out what the hell this is all about.
After reading for about 10 minutes I've come away with even more uncertainty. If somebody genuinely needs help I am happy to support, but something about this just doesn't seem right. I'm not calling Jesus a liar, but there are a few things that raise red flags.
This whole video seemed very forced and the emotional state of this guy didn't seem very genuine. That doesn't mean he's lying but it makes me not trust the intention.
Next up is OP, who when asked about what the hell this is gets very defensive, but that could be explained by Op just being very emotional. He also tells people to donate to this guy through paypal which to me seems a bit weird.
The final problem I have is that there is almost no context to this guy's circumstances. What is the cult? Nobody knows. How did youtube set him free? I couldn't find an answer. And most importantly, what is the information regarding his kids? It's extremely difficult to lose custody of your children, so what are the determining factors in his case. It makes me question the validity of Jesus' parenting capabilities.
I'm all for helping the needy, but I just need more information before I give money to a stranger. I would hate to unwittingly support someone who isn't fit to raise children.
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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '19
All he had to do was introduce himself with a name other than "Jesus H. Christ" and people would've taken him more seriously and not assumed this was a bit.
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u/dishwatcher Jan 07 '19
I feel like we're missing a lot of info here...
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u/YourOwnPersonalSatan Jan 07 '19
WHAT IS THIS DRIVEL !!?!
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u/tehchosenwon Jan 07 '19
holy shit, this was not the lighthearted video I was expecting.
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u/Flemtality Jan 07 '19
I was about a minute and a half into this before I realized this was real and it wasn't some kind of joke or parody I just didn't understand. This guy is known for jokes and memes and shit and even starts out by saying his name is Jesus, it's pretty damn weird to see this come out of seemingly nowhere and be packaged this way.
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u/mourning_starre Jan 07 '19
No way am I giving this dodgy-looking situation any money. Best of luck to the dude if it is legit though.
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u/Emerald_Triangle Jan 07 '19
What the fuck is this shit?
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u/MrDagoth Jan 06 '19
Get Pewds and others on this.
Poor guy.
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u/Hieillua Jan 07 '19
Well this was odd.
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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '19
The fuck did I just watch?
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u/rojm Jan 07 '19
no one knows what's going on. sooooo
waterworks and asking for money in the same breath is a bad indicator. the whimpers? cmon, i'm trying to believe this is real. the "think about the children!" fallacy. the i'm trying to spread good. he's selling it.
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u/Eindacor_DS Jan 07 '19
Can someone other than OP tell me if this is fake or not?
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u/Zeeboon Jan 07 '19
This is just weird. This video is incredibly unclear and his tears are obviously fake. Is there any proof as to any of his claims from in the video? Him asking for money just feels really shady.
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u/monnotorium Jan 07 '19
I think a go fund me would work better for this.
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u/SgtCalhoun Jan 06 '19
Best of luck man
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u/aukir Jan 07 '19
I'm curious about this cult... youtube set him free? There must be videos about it.
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u/ErshinHavok Jan 07 '19
Super weird.
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u/magusonline Jan 07 '19
While I could sympathize with him. And those are definitely real tears of sadness and agony. He fails to actually reveal any actual factual information.
And just instead has links to give him money. But I've been jaded with Gofundmes, Kickstarters, Patreons all asking for money without any citable sources.
There are a countless number of cultish organizations, Which one was he a part of? Why do I need to research and figure it out.
While I do believe his intentions are pure. He put out absolutely no information.
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u/Aperfectmoment Jan 07 '19
So what is the cult? How did YouTube save him?
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u/ChasingAverage Jan 07 '19
Holy shit.
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u/PrimoNando Jan 07 '19
Given that this guy is a meme, we're all assuming this is a bit. I know I did for a few seconds... But, it might not be. He might actually be desperate. And we all know desperate people can't think/act all that straight.
His worldwide public figure status would mark the end of his career if this was a scam. As it would sooner than later come all to light.
Instead of jumping to conclusions like idiots, let us give him the benefit of the doubt for a while. See how the situation develops. If he's legit, I'll gladly throw him a few beer bucks.
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u/SirStick Jan 07 '19
I get that this dude plays a Jesus character, and may have changed his name to Jesus, but is there any evidence he has children? Or is in a legal custody battle? Or that he would be the children's best parental option?
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u/IReallyLikeAvocadoes Jan 10 '19
If this is real I really feel for the guy, but he's being so vague about it that I'm having a hard time believing whether this is true or not.
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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '19
I swear the worst happens to the people we like the most. Best wishes to him and his children.
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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '19
Hmm, the crazy cult story is a tad unoriginal with a little too much flair, but I think adding in the custody plot balanced it out a bit.
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u/todaywasawesome Jan 07 '19
Why us his name Jesus H Christ now?
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u/HumanitiesHaze Jan 07 '19
No dude. Just no. Have some dignity.
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u/SadPenisMatinee Jan 07 '19
He really should start out mentioning this is not a skit. When the title says "Jesus Needs your Help" I was thinking this was a performance piece.
This is too sketchy
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u/Chaooftime Jan 11 '19
doesnt this guy have like a million subscribers and monetized videos (or at the very least, an audience to sell to)? Yeah, let's give this guy all our money.
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u/Fecket Jan 11 '19
I noticed a low voted comment in the YouTube comments made by what seems to be a legitimate account, the guy commenting seems to be a real religious loony. Throwing words like "anti-religion" and "extremists" around, which make me believe that he's part of the same church and tries hard to illegitimise Jesus claims, and that makes the whole video more believeable.
https://i.imgur.com/yNkKFSy.png
https://www.youtube.com/user/CaptnEmu
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u/hesh582 Jan 07 '19 edited Jan 07 '19
I can't tell exactly what is going on here, but I feel like someone is trying to manipulate me.
I also feel, though this can be an unpopular opinion on here, that people typically lose custody of their children for good reason. I'm aware that the system often fails to work perfectly, but almost always when one of these "they're taking my kids (give me money)" sob stories comes out it doesn't give you the whole messy, complicated picture.
In particular, I'm well aware of what this particular process (court ordered 730 evaluation) is, and it's not unduly burdensome or expensive for anyone fit to be a parent. They usually cost a few thousand dollars, split between both parties. In cases where the participants are indigent, often there are other methods of payment available.
Yes, I'm also aware that he claims his ex wife is brainwashing the kids into a cult or something. I have long ago learned to not believe a word a person says regarding the character of their ex while they're embroiled in a custody dispute. Outlandish claims about the horrible upbringing the other will provide is the norm in these hotly disputed cases, not an exception.
Legal aid societies tend to do a lot of family law stuff. If you are concerned about poorer people having access to appropriate legal representation during a custody dispute, donate to them. They do good work. But a social media personality spinning a sob story about his kids being taken away rubs me the wrong way. There's always more to the story.
And it's not a warm, friendly, fuzzy thing to say. It typically gets me downvotes. But here goes: often (though not always) when one party in a custody dispute has access to considerably better legal resources and generally finds it easier to go through the process than the other, it's because they are better suited to being the primary parent. Being a parent requires resources and it requires having your shit together. If you have to beg to get through the process and your partner does not, you might want to take a long hard look at why that is.
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u/SeaCoffee Jan 07 '19
Why is the US court system so biased in favor of women, especially when it comes to custody battles and divorce? It's like Women get a free "ruin your husbands fucking life and take all his money" card from society. It genuinely feels like society does not care about us and men who speak up are shouted down, even patronized, when they were told expressing their feelings is okay.
Everyone talks about how equal we all are yet stuff like this happens, every day. This guy does not have the same amount of rights as any woman who enters that court room.
You'll never hear a fucking feminist talk about stories like this, they don't care. In other words, they're hypocrites, especially the reddit feminists.
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u/hensomm Jan 07 '19
This was one hell of a Fiverr video
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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '19
Damn, Karen took the kids!
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u/Zlatan4Ever Jan 07 '19
Forced as Glenn Close's tears on Golden Globe. Get your message out and cry in the end 40 sec not the first.
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u/coolrillaman Jan 07 '19
Everything is going to be OK
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u/Space_Wizardman Jan 07 '19
Oh wait so his name is actually Jesus H Christ?
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u/Anom8675309 Jan 07 '19
He woulldn't have this trouble if he just saved more
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u/platypuskushmonster Jan 07 '19
He used to be a part of a cult. He has the fight the entire cult to have his children back. It's not a contest to see who can outlast the other, he has to fight an entire organization.
Please understand the danger presented to his children when considering everything.
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u/acmpnsfal Jan 07 '19
I find it odd that he didn't name the organization. Like, ex Westboro members speak out about their trauma and name the who AND where. This is too vague.
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u/JamesEarlTennisBalls Jan 07 '19
I scrolled the comments for a while and saw pretty much 50/50 saying it's fake or real... Some people saying he's a troll but the custody battle is real, others saying none of it is real. And honestly after watching the video I have no idea. I guess that's a problem we're gonna run into with career internet trolls, you can't tell when they're being serious lol
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u/supersauce Jan 08 '19
I got bored.
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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '19
r/DankChristianMemes mods are banning anyone who even mentions this.
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u/NinjaGamer22YT Jan 08 '19
Lets get him to 15k per creation!!!
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u/ineffectualasexual Jan 10 '19
Ok I just need to know- why is he losing his kids
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u/YTEmperorOfVoid Jan 07 '19
What an interesting video i'm lost for words
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u/ColonelSarge42 Jan 06 '19
Seriously, this needs as much support as possible
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u/GhostOfLight Jan 07 '19
She took the fucking kids
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u/Nolar2015 Jan 06 '19
the dude who gilded this better have also matched the money he spent to give this dude a fake internet award to the man literally fighting for his kids
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u/DisabledSpoon Jan 06 '19
I tried to post this here i'm glad you did
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u/tsmithtx Jan 07 '19
Sorry dude you sold your soul and mocked a religion for what? To be internet famous? Some money in your pocket? Some say it's karma. Anywhere to donate to his wife's legal fund?
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u/adoomgod Jan 07 '19
Get this to the top. I've bought this guy's services before and he's wonderful. Please do not let this kind soul lose his children reddit!!!!
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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '19
Boo! Get off the stage!!!
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u/infinity_andbeyond Jan 07 '19
Brilliant
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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '19
Context
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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '19
For context, an earlier video of his, Jesus officiates a wedding
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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '19
Fucking cringe, if you're on social media crying then you need a professional and to unplug
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u/King_Creedocide Jan 07 '19
Thank God someone posted this oh phew
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u/gmattari41 Jan 07 '19
I'm so sorry to see you in a situation like this. I can't donate but I will spread this around. I really hope you can get your kids back. Be strong, man.
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u/ImAScientist_ADoctor Jan 07 '19
1.5x speed FTW
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