We Are Fucked.

[Davino]

7 hours ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

 I see religious people the same way Hitler saw the Jews. In my teens, I didn't care about what people believed, not one bit. But then I studied religion, and I found religious people to be very exhausting. 

Would you slap a child?

Then why do you treat religious individuals like that?

[Sincerity]

8 hours ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

We can, but we need a leader like Hitler for that.

..... Bruh. 

Btw you know this would only propagate religion, right? Create new narratives of martyrdom for them. You kill a martyr, they (sorta) live forever in the minds of others.

[Something Funny]

wow...

[Something Funny]

I have not read your every comment, but I am still not sure what exactly you are so afraid of and why do you dislike religious people so much..

Praise the Lord.

[mattm33]

9 hours ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

I'm going to be honest, Leo, because I know you can handle it. I see religious people the same way Hitler saw the Jews. In my teens, I didn't care about what people believed, not one bit. But then I studied religion, and I found religious people to be very exhausting. I don’t understand how you can handle these people with all the knowledge you have! The fact that you know how far religious people are from the truth and still don’t get mad at them is a gift. That is impressive.

 

Honestly this is so childish I didn't want to take the time to respond myself, so I asked chatgpt...

1. Comparing Religious People to Victims of Genocide

The most glaring issue is the reference to Hitler’s view of Jews. This comparison is not only offensive but dangerous. Hitler’s views were rooted in hatred and led to mass murder. To apply that mindset toward religious people, or any group, is harmful and dehumanizing. You might say:

"Comparing religious people to the way Hitler saw Jews is not only deeply inappropriate but also dangerous. Hitler’s views led to the Holocaust—a genocide. Drawing a parallel between a group’s beliefs and such a hateful ideology goes beyond criticism and veers into bigotry. We can disagree without promoting harmful thinking."

2. Exhaustion from Studying Religion

The person claims that studying religion led them to find religious people exhausting, but frustration from personal study doesn’t justify broad condemnation. Here, you can point out:

"Just because you find something frustrating doesn't mean it warrants dismissing or despising an entire group of people. Religion, like many complex subjects, can be difficult to understand or relate to, but that doesn't mean it deserves hatred."

3. Implying Superiority

The commenter assumes they possess a level of knowledge that justifies their disdain for religious people, but having knowledge doesn’t give anyone the right to belittle others. You could say:

"It’s great that you’re committed to learning, but claiming that your knowledge makes you superior to others or allows you to look down on them is flawed. Real understanding comes from empathy, not from contempt."

4. Admiring a Lack of Anger

While the commenter admires Leo for not being angry at religious people, they themselves seem to embrace anger and contempt. It would be good to mention:

"It’s worth reflecting on why Leo can disagree with people without being angry. Disagreement doesn’t require disdain. In fact, it’s often more productive to engage people with respect and patience, especially when discussing deeply held beliefs."

[Spiritual Warfare]

10 hours ago, r0ckyreed said:

What could help you with that is seeing how you yourself behave and believe false nonsense just like the religious fools at some level. That empathy can create humility. Just think there’s someone above you ridiculing you in the same way you ridicule the religious fools.

I don’t claim anything; the religious ones are claiming that their God is real, but it’s not.

[Spiritual Warfare]

9 hours ago, Hardkill said:

Why a leader like Hitler?!

We need a leader like FDR or Winston Churchill to truly save the world.

No, we need Hitler. We have shown religious people mercy for a very long time, and it’s time to stop. At least that’s the path I’m taking, and I’m glad my country dislikes religious people, unlike America, which thinks we should respect everyone. It’s absolutely pathetic.

[Spiritual Warfare]

9 hours ago, Emerald said:

Of course it's authoritarian in every instance to consider taking people's voting rights away, because you'd be wielding an asymmetrical amount of power to prevent other people from exercising the basic power that democracy affords them.

And yes... power can be abused by ANYONE! 

And that includes you. 

And your desire to take basic voting rights away from religious people would be authoritarian and a huge abuse of power.

This is the issue. You're afraid they're going to be authoritarian and abuse their power over you... precisely because that's what you want to do to them.

And that's true, even if there are lots of authoritarian Christians out there.

Why is it not a good thing if I want to take away religious rights or freedoms when faith is the only excuse they will give? The difference between me and them is that, yes, I’m also abusing, but in a good way. And I know you understand that faith is not something that should be respected.

[Spiritual Warfare]

9 hours ago, Emerald said:

The call is coming from within the house.

Your issues with religious people are actually a problem you have with unconscious parts of yourself that you see in them.

I’m very conscious that they are the problem, not me.

[Spiritual Warfare]

8 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

You can't force people out of religion. The Communists tried it and it didn't work.

But how can I live a peaceful life? We are talking about billions of people, for Christ's sake.

[Spiritual Warfare]

8 hours ago, puporing said:

Was I supposed to respond to this, it feels like you're talking about people like me (well there's only one "me" right now technically..).

I have no problem having debates nobody wants to talk to me though or enough opening.

And I am not "dogmatic religious", there's a lot of assumption of what this state is like based on followers of Jesus not the actual Jesus. Followers of Jesus cannot recognize Christ. In fact they will probably hate me because I do not operate like the ways of this world.

I was more hardcore than everyone here for my pursuit of Truth. I had to literally "exit" this world to get here/Kingdom of Heaven, that includes having any form of meaningful relationship with another human, almost nobody wants that and willing to go that far. 

I'm like the least religious person on this planet.. because from my view everyone else is still trapped in various forms of illusion (some are not based on "apperances" but relates to thought, including the thought that Jesus isn't you..) But .. well.. you have bad associations with this name so prob just gonna laugh at what I'm sayin.

Great comment.

[Spiritual Warfare]

6 hours ago, Davino said:

Would you slap a child?

Then why do you treat religious individuals like that?

Because they are stupid. I already stated that they are victims and all that, but enough is enough. We need to do something, even if it’s not pleasant; it’s good in the long run.

[Spiritual Warfare]

5 hours ago, Sincerity said:

..... Bruh. 

Btw you know this would only propagate religion, right? Create new narratives of martyrdom for them. You kill a martyr, they (sorta) live forever in the minds of others.

No, because history is going to be erased. There will be no witnesses for fairy tales. It’s like Thanos snapped his fingers and everyone went extinct. And yes, it is possible to learn this power.

[Spiritual Warfare]

5 hours ago, Something Funny said:

I have not read your every comment, but I am still not sure what exactly you are so afraid of and why do you dislike religious people so much..

Praise the Lord.

You literally proved my point by saying, 'Praise the Lord.”

[Something Funny]

5 minutes ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

You literally proved my point by saying, 'Praise the Lord.”

 

[Scholar]

34 minutes ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

No, we need Hitler. We have shown religious people mercy for a very long time, and it’s time to stop. At least that’s the path I’m taking, and I’m glad my country dislikes religious people, unlike America, which thinks we should respect everyone. It’s absolutely pathetic.

You are in the most essential sense a religious person.

[Spiritual Warfare]

2 minutes ago, Scholar said:

You are in the most essential sense a religious person.

If you are going to say something, provide evidence next time. Just a thought.

[Scholar]

4 minutes ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

If you are going to say something, provide evidence next time. Just a thought.

You use Hitler as your role model my friend, there is nothing that needs to be proven here, you are doing the job yourself.

[Scholar]

There is not such thing as "religious people". You are treating them like some sort of group that actually exists in the world. There are people who are have religious viewpoints, some of them more dysfunctional than others.

But if we wanted to eradicate individuals who are potentially harmful to society, it is potential future mass shooters like you that we would start with. But our society is so liberal and tolerant it will not institutionalize individuals like you, even though you are probably psychotic as we speak.

 

That should give you to think.

Edited September 29 by Scholar

[Spiritual Warfare]

6 minutes ago, Scholar said:

You use Hitler as your role model my friend, there is nothing that needs to be proven here, you are doing the job yourself.

If you are going to say something, provide evidence next time. Just a thought."