Who the fuck is the guy on Fox news- what debate did he watch? The horrible lying little shit. Its not the bare faced lies thay annoys me so much as having such a huge platform to spout it from. A reeking puss sored knob generates less vomit from me than he does.
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I'm not a Christian but if their beliefs* in heaven and hell are 'True', I'd like to think that Hitchens was a good man, and would be admitted into the pearly gates. After a very interesting conversation with Pete, no doubt. I'm not sure if the exact type of person KJI was falls under the remit for Christian doctrine (although if I were Christian i'd probably guess he'd be in purgatory!)
*the plural here is deliberate as it would be impossible for all Christians to hold the same belief system
The translators of many modern Bible editions, aware of the unsettling implications this verse holds for their faith, have attempted to soften the blow by translating it in a more palatable way. The NIV, for example, has this passage say that God creates "disaster", while the English Standard Version has it as "calamity", and the Revised Standard Version says "woe". The Message translation creatively renders this verse as "I make harmonies and create discords".
Although these alternate translations wouldn't seem to solve much, they are still not as faithful to the original Hebrew than the KJV's unflinching translation. The Hebrew word translated by the KJV writers as "evil" in Isaiah 45:7 is "ra", and from textual evidence, it is clear that in the Bible this word does mean evil in a moral sense. Here are some of the other contexts in which it is used:
Deuteronomy 1:35, a furious God threatens the Israelites, "Surely there shall not one of these men of this ra generation see that good land, which I sware to give unto your fathers."
Judges 2:11, "the children of Israel did ra in the sight of the Lord, and served Baalim".
Kings 16:30, the wicked king Ahab (husband of the infamous Jezebel) "did ra in the sight of the Lord above all that were before him".
Your penance is to admit you were wrong about the translation and your stance on if, according to the Bible, God creates evil.
We don't execute people for being ignorant of their own religion, it's something we pretty much expect at this point. Instead you get publicly humiliated. That part of your punishment is served.
Well no, I don't want to see you as wrong. But that requires you to actually stop being wrong. But, penance is of course only for those who are apologetic for their iniquities and want to redeem themselves. It doesn't affect the punishment.
Actually, I've been watching Kerbals explode in their poorly-constructed spaceships for the last hour.
How long you are publicly humiliated is entirely up to you, continues without my attention to the matter or ability to stop, and endures until you admit and correct your error.
@theetrue go fuck yourself, you are a pathetic idiot peddling bronze age superstitions. Religion, especially christianity, has visited enough evil on human civilization....we are through with you.
"How at peace D Wilson was - a man of joy". That is because he is deluded ! He believes every word of the bible is fact! - The deluded are often happy and joyful. However they are tend to be never at peace . . . . while there are still throats to shove their shit down. Hense the hateful twitter stuff we hear at the top. God is not Great!
I am not at all surprised by the theists reactions. I have gotten some unbelievable comments which shows just how hateful they can be. And they actually believe that they are right??? I wouldn't say such things to anyone, like "die and burn forever", etc., etc.,, even if I don't happen to believe the same things that they do.
Mr. Hitchens cranky, impatient and sad? Poor silly CBN shit-head. My folks believed some whacky shit too. Feels good living among the liberated though. Using every gram of your brain to cultivate a mind is going to be the best thing you ever did.
Is that all that CBN fuck wit can say of Hitchens: cranky, impatient and sad? Yes, he was was cranky with the intellectual and moral bankruptcy of Christianity and Islam, impatient with the deluded, and sad about the credulity and servility of the superstitious mind. Hitchens was a thousand times more of a human being than all of the morons on CBN put together.
Why stop with Kim. Adolph WAS a Christian, so he was one or two steps closer to being "redeemed", was he not? Pol Pot, Saddam Hussein was also a religious believer. And why stop with "glorious leaders"? Why not John Wayne Gacy and all the other serial murderers, many of whom DID have point of death conversions before they were executed. The number of truly nasty individuals who will get into the Believers paradise and the caliber of folks who are going to hell... even if I DID believe...
@osakanone Hey, not ALL Americans are like that...
Some of us are (astoundingly, given the rise of religion and decline of funding for education over here) actually literate and do know how to speak the English Language instead of "Speakin' 'merican!"
And...a great many of us read, knew, and loved Mr. Hitchens.
@XBLArmory: That's doctrine and is rather obscure in the bible, but the theologists and preachers in the various churches have created this from the Book of Revelations and passages where "tormented souls in hell" get mentioned (frequently) elsewhere in the bible.. WHo's going to be doing the tormenting, goes the line of reason, except demons (who are the angels that fell with Lucifer)?
Christopher Hitchens fought for sanity and never apologized. He was fearless and displayed his love and respect for his fellow man in his tireless effort to shine light on the darkness that we call religion. I think he understood the suffering that such blind faith allows and excuses, but he would not excuse such suffering. His integrity will never die. We were fortunate to have him. Thank you for opening so many windows (in my head) He was the real deal or is, depending what you believe.
Why is everyone so concerned about what others believe or not believe in? Hang on, I think I'm concerned that everyone is concerned. Bah, I'm confused.
This is good, laughed so hard when he said "Is this really how people talk?" when he was reading out the twitter comments haha, this is also so true, I think religion is quite ridiculous..
Looks Christianity can be not true, evolution can also be not true, because each doesn't have that core evidence to prove it (yes revolutions has its monkeys to human, whatever. Either way it'll take us humans years and years to figure to actual meaning of life. So why not just live life (in the short time we have) instead fighting each other to find the meaning of life?
@PeterCho3165 You are correct that Christianity has no evidence, but evolution is a proven fact and there are mountain of evidence for its validity that you have either not bothered to look at or are incapable of understanding. Genetic information in your DNA can be traced to every living thing on this planet including both flora and funa. There is an unbroken chain from the first cell to you, me and all living things.
@M0US3P0T4TO Not entirely, religion isn't the real problem, it's stupid close minded people (A problem that has plagued mankind sine the beginning of time) that are the real problem.
the people shown commenting on the trend godisnotgreat r really stupid. if god wanted violence we would have been born of anger only. n kim jong il if he had a change of heart it means he would hav had complete faith in god n thats all he asks for is ur faith that u r not perfect n u need help
many Atheists have beautiful quality lives and many of them do their best to make the world a better place, (when I was an Atheist I did to) many Christians do the same. The thing is few seldom ask why the world needs so much help.
#GodIsNotGreat... (facepalm) at all of the christian values we saw in this video, oh wait... the bible is full of death, threats, murder, slavery, etc etc etc etc
You see what you don't understand is Christians do not decide who goes to heaven, God does. If Kim Jong il really had a last minute change of heart he would still be eternally self guilty about what he caused. What people seem to do is over estimate their own knowledge and underestimate that of God. Accordingly people who brandish Gods name in vane and judge others are the worst.
I hope the people who kept bitching about #GodIsNotGreat soon realise that maybe it became a trending topic because they were all bitching about and, by being the cause of it trending, would have to "get the gun"
One man spends his entire life trying to make the world a better place. Another lives an existence based solely on pride, vanity, greed, dishonesty, and abuse of power.
Yet, according to Christian beliefs, both are equally deserving of eternal suffering. Funny, isn't it?
@Madfoot713 Are you really going to try to argue that a man who tried to make the world a better place through peaceful means such as charity and public speaking was just as bad as a dictator who killed and oppressed thousands in order to gain power for himself? Well, go on then. Let's hear it.
@NimbusDX We do not make the judgment on whether or not the 'good' man was actually a good man, or just put on a show. Nobody but existence knows the way his mind really worked, so nobody can make the call of whether he was well-intentioned..
@Firequacker Ah, I see. Working with charities such as and giving speeches "to put on a show" is just as bad oppressing and killing thousands of innocent people!
@NimbusDX You're correct, the actions don't cause as much harm. It's the intention that matters, and some would argue that Hitchens, because he was not blatantly dedicated to good, could not have been a wholly good person. I'm not saying that Christopher Hitchens went to hell or whatever, I don't concern myself with the afterlife. I'm just saying that two imperfect minds are equally imperfect.
What a spectacular argument against the ludicrous theory of heaven, hell and salvation. I am so proud of the worldwide atheist community for carrying Hitchens' torch and fighting on.
In Islam , a bad person, eg, terrorist, will not go to heaven until he has answered for his bad deeds in hell first, only after he has been punished, can he go to heaven.
In Christianity you can do whatever the bloody hell you like, and simply say Jesus paid for our sins.
If a man kills a child, would the law allow someone else to take his place?? that's ridiculous, but it's exactly what people are saying on Christianity.
Rick Warren's tweet doesn't surprise me, Hitch stood against everything Warren was about. Warren admires totalitarian movements and held up the Hitler youth and Mao's cultural revolution as examples of dedication for Christians to emulate at one of his rallies in Anaheim. The whole sales pitch of his Purpose Driven Life is "Herp derp making decisions is hard, let Jesus (through me and other church leaders) do it for you."
I ask Christians these types of hypotheticals often on Youtube. Some theists will dodge the hypothetical and say stuff like "only God can judge." Some will give a straight forward "yes let him burn."
I would never even want to meet a God who would send Kim Jong Il to heaven and send Christopher Hitchens to hell. I would tell that God to put me in hell with Hitchens. I don't want to be anywhere near a man as horrible as Kim Jong Il. Sharing the same heaven with that guy would be hell.
I honestly shed tears, when I heard of Christopher Hitchens death and watched some videos of him afterwards. I admired him so much for his keen intelligence and his unmatched rhetorical skills. I must have watched every one of his available debates at least once.
I never met him and yet I mourn his death almost as if he was a family member.
The Twitter responses show the complete ignorance that religion breeds. These people did not even recognize the total hypocrisy of their statements. The same goes for the CBN talking heads.
I am a Christian,and I liked Christopher Hitchins. He made his choices, however they have turned out ,same with Kim Jong Ill. Your question is based on an untrue assumption as to what salvation and the afterlife consist of and how ones choices affect the outcome eternal existence with God ,or no existence without him. All I can really say is that without knowing what we know ,I can understand how this type of thing would not make sense. I used the same arguments when I was an atheist. Peace
@possum2u Thanks for answering. Firstly, I am not aware that there actually is an afterlife, so perhaps you should jump that hurdle first? I assume this is contained in your “knowing what we know statement”.
@askegg you asked ,I'm just trying to help, God is real and he is who he says he is ,(as opposed to who anyone else says he is or isn't) He is not happy if indeed Christopher or Kim are lost,says so in his book. God is Love
@Imperiused It actually makes a lot of sense. To be a militant humanist, you would believe that you should use violence to enforce the success of humanity. However, I think it is oxymoronic, because to use violence breeds fear and fear does not create success.
"Gone to meet his maker, unprepared." Comical. If there is a god and Hitchens is before him, I daresay god is weeping like a little child and apologizing to Hitchens for his poor behavior. If there is a god, he has met his match with Hitchens. Unprepared my ass!
Those two plastic "news" presenters are by far the most condescending, patronizing useless collection of atoms I have ever had the misfortune to see and hear.
Hitchens said it himself that he wouldn't like to wake up one day and for religion to be gone, he said he enjoyed the challenge of debate too much. Hitchens went out of this world the same way he came into it, fighting
By the way Kim jong Il also used his godgiven talents in my opinion. We just don't look at it that way because we can't accept the fact that such terrible beings can have talents as well. I mean to stay in power for that long, and even to take over the power of your dad you need at least some competence. I could be wrong however, I haven't done any research. It's just that I don't think a retard could run a country let alone NK in the modern era.
I would be irritable, tired and sad too if I had to put up with the bullsh*t nonsense of believers 24/7 also. FOX News would be the greatest of thorns in my ass I could possible ask for.
Reactions like those twitter twits reveal, don't they, what an absolute hollow farce it all is — 'Love thy neighbour (if they believe) as thyself .... otherwise shooteth them'.
@TheraminTrees he knew they were expendable and therefore deploy them as frontline soldiers..even though they are the first to die, they have no fear of death...granted, Freud would take issue with that but nevertheless!)
@TheraminTrees The outfit of religion suits these idiots perfectly. It's people like us who have the refined sense to desert this spectrum altogether, and who have the gumption to tend to others in the way that contradicts our reptilian nature. (Sun Tzu knew what to do with these people...lol..
@TheraminTrees . Lol. I mean, hypocrisy, undeservedly, has a bad name. Au contraire, hypocrisy is what keeps us polite and with good social graces. These tweets demonstrate the exact lack of grace the contents of religion have condoned.
@TheraminTrees Then, you have the dark side of the spectrum--the bowels of the beast; religions. So, I agree with how comical and vacuous the transparency of their facade is, but I would like to add to and augment what you said by noting how inept these people are at being hypocrites.
@TheraminTrees Yeah, I think there is a spectrum that spans from spirituality to religion--where people who are spiritual either occupy a position that's wholly different from the holy(where the cogntive glitches necessary for the religious mindset exhibit themselves to a lesser extent), or dwindle near the center of the spectrum where they profess to believe in god, but not religion(a halfway point if I've ever seen one).
@TheraminTrees Yeah, hollow farce indeed. But, at the other end of the spectrum it's a well-stocked tragedy (unless you, lol, define tragedy as mel brooks did. "Tragedy is cutting my finger. Comedy is when someone falls down a manhole and dies.") But yeah, the lifeforms that express themselves as divinely inspired sashay along this despicable chasm they span.
@TheLuckySaGe Why you see obnoxiousness is probably because of your misunderstanding of what conversation and spam means. I responded to his post once(ergo, not a conversation in any sense). And spamming means disruptive messages, especially commercial messages posted on a computer network or sent as e-mail. Your use of the words spam and conversation need revision. Until then, your questions are incoherent to me.
@burnhardship It is unfortunate that my question is incoherent to you, seeing as it is explicitly clear and concise. I was wrong about accusing you of spamming 5 times, it was actually 6 times. Do you like to make yourself feel important by attempting to engage in conversation with a popular youtube user? If you haven't already noticed, he isn't replying to you, which does give off the impression that you are obnoxious. I could probably infer from your behavior that you lack social skills.
@TheLuckySaGe Isn't it curious that, out of all the people, you're the one that, not only responds to me but, responds to me with issues of self-importance, obnoxiousness, and lack of social skills? You're projecting. Because, If I am seeking importance, you've obviously taken it upon yourself to dethrone me. One could infer that you are using me as your stepping stone in a game of teacher's pet, with the goal being to win importance by prevailing over me.
@burnhardship And, with the "if you haven't noticed" thing... First, you exhibit bias when you use "Isn't" as your contracted 3rd person singular. I noticed you didn't use "hasn't". Secondly, If my response goes unrequited, that doesn't automatically mean obnoxiousness on my part. But, at least you were honest enough to admit it was merely an "impression" of yours. And, you're inference about my social skills stemming from one impression of yours needs to either be double-checked, or diagnosed.
@burnhardship I just find this entire ordeal amusing. I have never seen someone write a paragraph 6 times in a row to a person who made a general comment to no one in particular. Couple that with your apparent defensiveness when I point it out and it does give evidence that my inferences are correct. As for your issue about me using "isn't" as opposed to "hasn't" I believe you have mistaken bias for confidence.
@TheLuckySaGe Listen, man... I don't mind sparring with you. You prove you want to tango with me too because you keep coming back for more. But, If you want me to continue, you are going to have to step it up. Presenting yourself as someone who can't distinguish bias, who lacks self-knowledge, and who has a low comprehension level isn't a profile that attracts me. If this is really you, here's your chance to employ your exit strategy, and thereby give the illusion that you are going out on top.
@burnhardship I doubt you can handle my linguistic ferocity when it comes to the "tango". Your avoidance of a rather simplistic question and consequent submissions of rather strenuous insults of both inference and innuendo are tedious at best. As for your accusation that I lack self-knowledge and have a low-comprehension level I present to you Sigmund Freud projection (to which you so ironically attributed to me earlier). Should you choose to continue this conversation, I bid you caution.
It's common for atheists to be viewed as unhappy and angry by theists. I don't think it's true. It's a propagated stereotype meant to cast atheists in a negative light. I've watched plenty of Hitchens, and he seemed just as happy as anyone else. It does seem that atheists tend to appear more concerned, but this is really the same difference as an adult that understands his role and responsibility vs. a child that believes his parents will always be there to take care of everything.
@TheRavensGhost It makes no sense to counter a stereotypical claim with a stereotypical claim. Please stop trying to get external recognition and just speak the truth, it is the best way to spread light in a dark world.
@TheRavensGhost Your attempt at wit that ended up pitting one claim of stereotype to another, which is, in and of itself, useless except to highlight the irony of the situation. I don't think that's what you were trying to do, judging by the context and your style of speech..
@Firequacker I didn't claim any stereotypes, and nothing I said was intended to be wit. I just expressed my thoughts about the video. Why are you harrassing so many people while accusing them of seeking attention?
@TheRavensGhost "It does seem that atheists tend to appear more concerned, but this is really the same difference as an adult that understands his role and responsibility vs. a child that believes his parents will always be there to take care of everything." Implied theist stereotype, more concerned [than theists], adults vs children [theists]. See what I mean?
That's implied construction is actually what I meant by wit, you may not have consciously done it.
...into consideration not only his atheistic or antitheistic beliefs but also how he lived his life ie. was he a 'good' person, and the same for Kim Jong Il.
everyone has a different view on the issue, however i believe in God judging everyone fairly and also in the existence of not just Heaven and Hell but also the interim, sin-atoning state of Purgatory. While your assumption from that tweet regarding the Truth may well be intended to imply that Hitchen's soul is in Hell, I understood it as Hitchens has now come face to face with and been judged by his Creator, the outcome of which who am i to say. I believe Hitchens will be judged fairly, taking
Who the fuck is the guy on Fox news- what debate did he watch? The horrible lying little shit. Its not the bare faced lies thay annoys me so much as having such a huge platform to spout it from. A reeking puss sored knob generates less vomit from me than he does.
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tigersforchrist 2 weeks ago
I'm not a Christian but if their beliefs* in heaven and hell are 'True', I'd like to think that Hitchens was a good man, and would be admitted into the pearly gates. After a very interesting conversation with Pete, no doubt. I'm not sure if the exact type of person KJI was falls under the remit for Christian doctrine (although if I were Christian i'd probably guess he'd be in purgatory!)
*the plural here is deliberate as it would be impossible for all Christians to hold the same belief system
Feargface 2 weeks ago
If you believe in having a imaginary friend who looks after you, then you can have sense of peace as well
TheDravidianwolf 1 month ago
#GodIsNotGreat
Thumbs it up and let the Hitchslap and Hashtag live on!
obiwanobiwan13 1 month ago
I miss the old bugger...
tomaselvis 1 month ago
@tomaselvis same
Atheeizm 1 month ago
@Atheeizm :-(
It's great fun looking at old clips of him.
The poetry of his words... :-)
tomaselvis 1 month ago
the veil of reason is being lifted.
wojovox 1 month ago
2:56 "Unprepared?"
This is Hitchens. If God /does/ exist, God's about to lose a debate.
rkyeun 1 month ago
@askegg
God forgives all making a profession of faith; is it moral? Workers
who signed on at 4 PM got paid the same as workers who signed
on at 9 AM; it works according to God's rules and nobody else's.
theetrue 1 month ago
@theetrue So god makes the rules, the forgives those breaking the rules? What’s the point?
askegg 1 month ago
@askegg The point is that god rewards evenly if you show up late, unlike at any work establishment.
tg72211 1 month ago
@tg72211 The point is god seems to make rules, then ignore them. Hours of mindless entertainment.
askegg 1 month ago
@askegg
All are unworthy, only those asking
are granted reward whether their new life
(read work) began at the start or end of the day.
theetrue 1 month ago
@theetrue "All are unworthy...”
That’s what I love about Christianity. It’s so uplifting.
askegg 1 month ago 3
@theetrue Might makes right, huh? I guess you'll worship anyone who kills god, then.
RaynorGo 1 month ago
@RaynorGo
God is all, and the issue of supremacy was
settled when Satan was cast out, time to move on.
theetrue 1 month ago
@theetrue Can you prove any of that? I highly doubt it.
RaynorGo 1 month ago
@RaynorGo
Not a shread of concrete evidence, you believe it or
you don't, it's a personal decision, everyone makes it.
theetrue 1 month ago
@theetrue Thank you for being honest and conceding that your religion is a piece of shit.
RaynorGo 1 month ago
@RaynorGo
The problem is, you
can't see past your nose;
get a check-up; from the neck up.
theetrue 1 month ago
@theetrue isnt it time to accept none of that is even remotely true...
read the book..."the bible"
satan gave humans intelligence..(the serpent)
"god" kicked us out of eden because of it...(weird how he tempted us and left it in the garden, let alone even made it, who was it for?)
why did he question gods rule....???(one sided argument)
and apparently doesnt asked to be worshiped...
sounds like the god you worship...is actually the devil..and vise versa!
azmanabdula 1 month ago
@azmanabdula
No, I worship the God that created Satan and then
banished Him for His transgression; thanks but no thanks.
theetrue 1 month ago
@theetrue did you even think about what i just told you...
if you could create evil....why not change it?
azmanabdula 1 month ago
@azmanabdula
I thought about what you said a lot
before I decided to start thinking about God;
Your hypothesis is severely flawed: God does not create evil.
theetrue 1 month ago
@theetrue ive been a Christian...
your hypothesis is flawed...
God doesnt Exist....
azmanabdula 1 month ago
@theetrue neither do unicorns...
azmanabdula 1 month ago
@theetrue
> Your hypothesis is severely flawed: God does not create evil.
"I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things." —Isaiah 45.7
I just love it when Christians haven't read the Bible.
rkyeun 1 month ago
@rkyeun
Dude, I am so sorry, tell me where I should report to be torn to pieces in
public execution. Oh, and by the way, my translation of the text reads, '..I
make peace, I make war..', But never mind that, I'm sure you would much rather
get on with the execution. --Dude, do you really love it to see people wrong?
theetrue 1 month ago
@theetrue
The translators of many modern Bible editions, aware of the unsettling implications this verse holds for their faith, have attempted to soften the blow by translating it in a more palatable way. The NIV, for example, has this passage say that God creates "disaster", while the English Standard Version has it as "calamity", and the Revised Standard Version says "woe". The Message translation creatively renders this verse as "I make harmonies and create discords".
rkyeun 1 month ago
@thetrue
Although these alternate translations wouldn't seem to solve much, they are still not as faithful to the original Hebrew than the KJV's unflinching translation. The Hebrew word translated by the KJV writers as "evil" in Isaiah 45:7 is "ra", and from textual evidence, it is clear that in the Bible this word does mean evil in a moral sense. Here are some of the other contexts in which it is used:
rkyeun 1 month ago
@thetrue
Genesis 2:17, God instructs Adam and Eve not to eat from "the tree of good and ra".
Genesis 6:5, God resolves to destroy humankind in the great flood because "the ra of man was great in the earth".
Genesis 13:13, the men of Sodom were "ra and sinners before the Lord exceedingly".
rkyeun 1 month ago
@thetrue
Deuteronomy 1:35, a furious God threatens the Israelites, "Surely there shall not one of these men of this ra generation see that good land, which I sware to give unto your fathers."
Judges 2:11, "the children of Israel did ra in the sight of the Lord, and served Baalim".
Kings 16:30, the wicked king Ahab (husband of the infamous Jezebel) "did ra in the sight of the Lord above all that were before him".
rkyeun 1 month ago
@rkyeun
Four consecutive full length comments? I get the picture.
You still haven't answered my question: where will
you have me report for my public penance and execution?
theetrue 1 month ago
@theetrue
Your penance is to admit you were wrong about the translation and your stance on if, according to the Bible, God creates evil.
We don't execute people for being ignorant of their own religion, it's something we pretty much expect at this point. Instead you get publicly humiliated. That part of your punishment is served.
rkyeun 1 month ago
@rkyeun
Your order is a little too tall for me Mister, because God told me the
Holy Spirit I received would lead me into all the truth. You have
a serious problem in preferring to see people wrong instead of right;
you will never enter Heaven with that attitude, repent and be baptized.
theetrue 1 month ago
@theetrue
Well no, I don't want to see you as wrong. But that requires you to actually stop being wrong. But, penance is of course only for those who are apologetic for their iniquities and want to redeem themselves. It doesn't affect the punishment.
Publicly humiliated it is, then.
rkyeun 1 month ago
@rkyeun
And likewise please display some honesty and humiliation: You
have spent more than an hour gloating over an error you have
perceived on my part and most likely will continue to do so for eternity.
theetrue 1 month ago
@theetrue
Actually, I've been watching Kerbals explode in their poorly-constructed spaceships for the last hour.
How long you are publicly humiliated is entirely up to you, continues without my attention to the matter or ability to stop, and endures until you admit and correct your error.
rkyeun 1 month ago
@rkyeun
Kewl Dude, I see how it is.
theetrue 1 month ago
@rkyeun
I repeat, pray for the Holy Spirit and you
will start seeing more truth and less error.
theetrue 1 month ago
@theetrue
Praying for the Holy Spirit is how I became an atheist.
So thank you.
rkyeun 1 month ago
@theetrue go fuck yourself, you are a pathetic idiot peddling bronze age superstitions. Religion, especially christianity, has visited enough evil on human civilization....we are through with you.
lafontaine13 1 month ago
@lafontaine13
You are through with me? I didn't know you were ever in charge.
Here is some advice for you dirtball, be careful around water;
people like you are usually last seen disappearing down the drain.
theetrue 1 month ago
@theetrue lets think of religion for a moment...
if god doesnt exist.....(humor me)
what would you think of the state of religion if god didnt exist..
what would you think?
azmanabdula 1 month ago
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ProudHumanist 1 month ago
"How at peace D Wilson was - a man of joy". That is because he is deluded ! He believes every word of the bible is fact! - The deluded are often happy and joyful. However they are tend to be never at peace . . . . while there are still throats to shove their shit down. Hense the hateful twitter stuff we hear at the top. God is not Great!
aardvarkcustard 2 months ago
I am not at all surprised by the theists reactions. I have gotten some unbelievable comments which shows just how hateful they can be. And they actually believe that they are right??? I wouldn't say such things to anyone, like "die and burn forever", etc., etc.,, even if I don't happen to believe the same things that they do.
8698gil 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Mr. Hitchens cranky, impatient and sad? Poor silly CBN shit-head. My folks believed some whacky shit too. Feels good living among the liberated though. Using every gram of your brain to cultivate a mind is going to be the best thing you ever did.
theDuctapeUnion 2 months ago
Is that all that CBN fuck wit can say of Hitchens: cranky, impatient and sad? Yes, he was was cranky with the intellectual and moral bankruptcy of Christianity and Islam, impatient with the deluded, and sad about the credulity and servility of the superstitious mind. Hitchens was a thousand times more of a human being than all of the morons on CBN put together.
selfishreplicator 2 months ago 9
haha CBN....too scared to talk like this when Hitchens was in your studio...but now that he is dead...fuckers
stemcgolf 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
CBN needs a hitch slapping
DRnab1983 2 months ago
lol they're mostly black -.-
joshneedsfoodnow 2 months ago
FUCK CBN!!
faraonoko 2 months ago
i dont want to live on this planet anymore
tduncan2722 2 months ago 2
Why stop with Kim. Adolph WAS a Christian, so he was one or two steps closer to being "redeemed", was he not? Pol Pot, Saddam Hussein was also a religious believer. And why stop with "glorious leaders"? Why not John Wayne Gacy and all the other serial murderers, many of whom DID have point of death conversions before they were executed. The number of truly nasty individuals who will get into the Believers paradise and the caliber of folks who are going to hell... even if I DID believe...
RyuDarragh 2 months ago
"Unprepared"? So American it hurts.
Who the FUCK do you think you are, CBS?
Go impose your values elsewhere.
osakanone 2 months ago 28
@osakanone Not CBS, CBN. Big difference.
GreenCyn 2 months ago
@osakanone CBS = Commercial Broadcasting....
This was the dastardly work of CBN which is the Christian Broadcasting Network. Fuckin' assholes.
mouthyweasel 2 months ago
@osakanone Hey, not ALL Americans are like that...
Some of us are (astoundingly, given the rise of religion and decline of funding for education over here) actually literate and do know how to speak the English Language instead of "Speakin' 'merican!"
And...a great many of us read, knew, and loved Mr. Hitchens.
Connection? :)
obiwanobiwan13 1 month ago
@osakanone That's CBN. The Christian Broadcasting Network. CBS are Canadian.
SuperFantasticFox 1 month ago
Can some one please source that whole "Demons in hell torturing souls" thing?
XBLArmory 2 months ago
@XBLArmory: That's doctrine and is rather obscure in the bible, but the theologists and preachers in the various churches have created this from the Book of Revelations and passages where "tormented souls in hell" get mentioned (frequently) elsewhere in the bible.. WHo's going to be doing the tormenting, goes the line of reason, except demons (who are the angels that fell with Lucifer)?
RyuDarragh 2 months ago
@XBLArmory
The bible.
ajnode 2 months ago
Do another video when you actually get a response that warrants a video. I won't hold my breath.
MrAmbrister 2 months ago
Fox news is a cranky, impatient and sad network.
BenZomasGarden 2 months ago
Worship of deity is one of the most selfish pursuits a person can make.
koesywood29 2 months ago
Christopher Hitchens fought for sanity and never apologized. He was fearless and displayed his love and respect for his fellow man in his tireless effort to shine light on the darkness that we call religion. I think he understood the suffering that such blind faith allows and excuses, but he would not excuse such suffering. His integrity will never die. We were fortunate to have him. Thank you for opening so many windows (in my head) He was the real deal or is, depending what you believe.
koesywood29 2 months ago
@BlockingMetal It wasn't Fox News it was Christian Broadcast News.
7deadlyvirtues 2 months ago
@ElevenHolesInOne And got 38 under par!
miker020790 2 months ago
Why is everyone so concerned about what others believe or not believe in? Hang on, I think I'm concerned that everyone is concerned. Bah, I'm confused.
friendlyant 2 months ago
whats a jesus?
whytie56 2 months ago
This is good, laughed so hard when he said "Is this really how people talk?" when he was reading out the twitter comments haha, this is also so true, I think religion is quite ridiculous..
Azza1070 2 months ago
Looks Christianity can be not true, evolution can also be not true, because each doesn't have that core evidence to prove it (yes revolutions has its monkeys to human, whatever. Either way it'll take us humans years and years to figure to actual meaning of life. So why not just live life (in the short time we have) instead fighting each other to find the meaning of life?
PeterCho3165 2 months ago
@PeterCho3165 You are correct that Christianity has no evidence, but evolution is a proven fact and there are mountain of evidence for its validity that you have either not bothered to look at or are incapable of understanding. Genetic information in your DNA can be traced to every living thing on this planet including both flora and funa. There is an unbroken chain from the first cell to you, me and all living things.
RhondaH 2 months ago
@PeterCho3165 So you would rather live in the dark ages and not explore life? Not try to find new discoveries?
Not to mention evolution does have evidence to prove it. If you looked into it for any amount of time at all, you would realize that.
TheDrunkenMantis 2 months ago
That segment by fox news was......disgusting
BlockingMetal 2 months ago
I am pretty sure in Islam if you convert on your death bed it's too late.
Zenziba95 2 months ago
What I the only one thinking that this was going to be a Epic Rap Battle??
RubixRevenge 2 months ago
Whenever I hear about Kim Jong Ill, I think of Team America World Police
superhappyjen 2 months ago
disgusting Fox News at it again
microbe 2 months ago
Primates will be one step closer towards becoming humans when we rid ourselves of this retarded shit known as religion.
M0US3P0T4TO 2 months ago 26
@M0US3P0T4TO Not entirely, religion isn't the real problem, it's stupid close minded people (A problem that has plagued mankind sine the beginning of time) that are the real problem.
dfunkers 2 months ago
Well well, who is surprised by the reaction to #godisnotgreat ?
MrCoolhandLucas 2 months ago 2
the people shown commenting on the trend godisnotgreat r really stupid. if god wanted violence we would have been born of anger only. n kim jong il if he had a change of heart it means he would hav had complete faith in god n thats all he asks for is ur faith that u r not perfect n u need help
tepslate 2 months ago
many Atheists have beautiful quality lives and many of them do their best to make the world a better place, (when I was an Atheist I did to) many Christians do the same. The thing is few seldom ask why the world needs so much help.
possum2u 2 months ago
#GodIsNotGreat... (facepalm) at all of the christian values we saw in this video, oh wait... the bible is full of death, threats, murder, slavery, etc etc etc etc
DODPHOTOGRAPHY 2 months ago
ah christian love .... and mercy and love die enemie and ..... hahahahaa
sexyxrs 2 months ago
You see what you don't understand is Christians do not decide who goes to heaven, God does. If Kim Jong il really had a last minute change of heart he would still be eternally self guilty about what he caused. What people seem to do is over estimate their own knowledge and underestimate that of God. Accordingly people who brandish Gods name in vane and judge others are the worst.
JerryDaMouse 2 months ago
@JerryDaMouse 99% of christians then
Haizum74 2 months ago
@JerryDaMouse god is all in your head, mate
SoFlyCee 2 months ago
I hope the people who kept bitching about #GodIsNotGreat soon realise that maybe it became a trending topic because they were all bitching about and, by being the cause of it trending, would have to "get the gun"
nofrillstissues 2 months ago
One man spends his entire life trying to make the world a better place. Another lives an existence based solely on pride, vanity, greed, dishonesty, and abuse of power.
Yet, according to Christian beliefs, both are equally deserving of eternal suffering. Funny, isn't it?
Oh wait. No it isn't.
NimbusDX 2 months ago
@NimbusDX You could argue that Kim Jong Il spent his entire life trying to make the world better place.
Madfoot713 2 months ago
@Madfoot713 You can. But you will look like a total moron.
shovedup 2 months ago
@shovedup Emphasis on the word "tried".
Madfoot713 2 months ago
@Madfoot713 Are you really going to try to argue that a man who tried to make the world a better place through peaceful means such as charity and public speaking was just as bad as a dictator who killed and oppressed thousands in order to gain power for himself? Well, go on then. Let's hear it.
NimbusDX 2 months ago
@NimbusDX Well-intentioned extremists.
Madfoot713 2 months ago
@NimbusDX We do not make the judgment on whether or not the 'good' man was actually a good man, or just put on a show. Nobody but existence knows the way his mind really worked, so nobody can make the call of whether he was well-intentioned..
Firequacker 2 months ago
@Firequacker Ah, I see. Working with charities such as and giving speeches "to put on a show" is just as bad oppressing and killing thousands of innocent people!
Oh wait. No it isn't.
NimbusDX 2 months ago
@NimbusDX You're correct, the actions don't cause as much harm. It's the intention that matters, and some would argue that Hitchens, because he was not blatantly dedicated to good, could not have been a wholly good person. I'm not saying that Christopher Hitchens went to hell or whatever, I don't concern myself with the afterlife. I'm just saying that two imperfect minds are equally imperfect.
Firequacker 2 months ago
@Firequacker "It's the intention that matters"
If you can provide an example of an intention (in the absence of an action) that has harmed or helped anyone, I will think about taking you seriously.
If intentions are what really matters, and not actions, then this should be an easy task for you.
NimbusDX 2 months ago
What a spectacular argument against the ludicrous theory of heaven, hell and salvation. I am so proud of the worldwide atheist community for carrying Hitchens' torch and fighting on.
jameslondon74 2 months ago
God Created Man in His own image, because Man Created God, first.
DarienVictoria 2 months ago
In Islam , a bad person, eg, terrorist, will not go to heaven until he has answered for his bad deeds in hell first, only after he has been punished, can he go to heaven.
In Christianity you can do whatever the bloody hell you like, and simply say Jesus paid for our sins.
If a man kills a child, would the law allow someone else to take his place?? that's ridiculous, but it's exactly what people are saying on Christianity.
hustla8907 2 months ago
WHO IS CBN NEWS????
i smell fakery about....
sylviabombs15 2 months ago
We don't know that Kim Jong Il was evil. We only know what we are told.
jacksawild 2 months ago
Doug Wilson: Man of Joy, full of peace, antebellum slavery apologist.
Christopher Hitchens: Sad, cranky, enemy of of tyranny and totalitarianism.
ShadowPa1adin 2 months ago
CBN Anchor: "Mark Martin has more on this man known for his militant humanism."
"Militant humanism," that is the most hilarious example of someone trying and failing to make something sound evil and threatening.
"Oh no, the militant humanists are here! They are going to make us discuss literature and philosophy at gunpoint!"
ShadowPa1adin 2 months ago 2
Rick Warren's tweet doesn't surprise me, Hitch stood against everything Warren was about. Warren admires totalitarian movements and held up the Hitler youth and Mao's cultural revolution as examples of dedication for Christians to emulate at one of his rallies in Anaheim. The whole sales pitch of his Purpose Driven Life is "Herp derp making decisions is hard, let Jesus (through me and other church leaders) do it for you."
ShadowPa1adin 2 months ago
I ask Christians these types of hypotheticals often on Youtube. Some theists will dodge the hypothetical and say stuff like "only God can judge." Some will give a straight forward "yes let him burn."
I don't know which answer is more alarming.
HellRehab 2 months ago
I would never even want to meet a God who would send Kim Jong Il to heaven and send Christopher Hitchens to hell. I would tell that God to put me in hell with Hitchens. I don't want to be anywhere near a man as horrible as Kim Jong Il. Sharing the same heaven with that guy would be hell.
burnindownthehouse 2 months ago 8
<--- Santic bitch
bowlsallbroken 2 months ago
I honestly shed tears, when I heard of Christopher Hitchens death and watched some videos of him afterwards. I admired him so much for his keen intelligence and his unmatched rhetorical skills. I must have watched every one of his available debates at least once.
I never met him and yet I mourn his death almost as if he was a family member.
RottenRroses 2 months ago 2
Christopher Hitchens will be missed. I will continue his work. Knowledge through experience, not faith.
jostrich21 2 months ago
Was there a disproportionally large sample of one ethnicity asking the creator of "#GodIsNotGreat" to kill themselves or be killed?
trueleroix 2 months ago 2
The Twitter responses show the complete ignorance that religion breeds. These people did not even recognize the total hypocrisy of their statements. The same goes for the CBN talking heads.
chrisose 2 months ago
I am a Christian,and I liked Christopher Hitchins. He made his choices, however they have turned out ,same with Kim Jong Ill. Your question is based on an untrue assumption as to what salvation and the afterlife consist of and how ones choices affect the outcome eternal existence with God ,or no existence without him. All I can really say is that without knowing what we know ,I can understand how this type of thing would not make sense. I used the same arguments when I was an atheist. Peace
possum2u 2 months ago
@possum2u Thanks for answering. Firstly, I am not aware that there actually is an afterlife, so perhaps you should jump that hurdle first? I assume this is contained in your “knowing what we know statement”.
askegg 2 months ago
@askegg you asked ,I'm just trying to help, God is real and he is who he says he is ,(as opposed to who anyone else says he is or isn't) He is not happy if indeed Christopher or Kim are lost,says so in his book. God is Love
possum2u 2 months ago
@possum2u Sorry, you lost me at "God is real”.
askegg 2 months ago 35
@possum2u "God is real". I ask you to give me one piece of evidence to back up that statement. Just one will do. I don't think that's do much to ask.
jimmyjazz240 2 months ago
@possum2u
You were an atheist and now you are a christian. No doubt you need some psychiatrist's help before your mental illness becomes serious.
kesav1985 2 months ago
@kesav1985 Very cute!
Firequacker 2 months ago
@possum2u Same here, I'm glad you've found a better way to be ;)
Firequacker 2 months ago
militant humanism? WTF? I'm pretty sure that's the first time I've ever heard such a bullshit term.
Imperiused 2 months ago
@Imperiused
Yes, the militant belief that people should be ethical and work for the benefit of their fellows even *without* eternal sticks and carrots.
What exactly *is* the militant stream of that? Where do I enlist?
bowlsallbroken 2 months ago
@Imperiused militant pacifists tops it though...
azmanabdula 2 months ago
@Imperiused It actually makes a lot of sense. To be a militant humanist, you would believe that you should use violence to enforce the success of humanity. However, I think it is oxymoronic, because to use violence breeds fear and fear does not create success.
Firequacker 2 months ago
Of course Hitchens was cranky and inpatient, he never was one to tolerate fools.
joemantex 2 months ago
"Gone to meet his maker, unprepared." Comical. If there is a god and Hitchens is before him, I daresay god is weeping like a little child and apologizing to Hitchens for his poor behavior. If there is a god, he has met his match with Hitchens. Unprepared my ass!
cablepanos 2 months ago
Those two plastic "news" presenters are by far the most condescending, patronizing useless collection of atoms I have ever had the misfortune to see and hear.
Hitchens said it himself that he wouldn't like to wake up one day and for religion to be gone, he said he enjoyed the challenge of debate too much. Hitchens went out of this world the same way he came into it, fighting
123backinyerface 2 months ago
Its quite sick how theists and FOX think of Christopher. sick!
TheZachary86 2 months ago
By the way Kim jong Il also used his godgiven talents in my opinion. We just don't look at it that way because we can't accept the fact that such terrible beings can have talents as well. I mean to stay in power for that long, and even to take over the power of your dad you need at least some competence. I could be wrong however, I haven't done any research. It's just that I don't think a retard could run a country let alone NK in the modern era.
ForYeensSake 2 months ago
I would be irritable, tired and sad too if I had to put up with the bullsh*t nonsense of believers 24/7 also. FOX News would be the greatest of thorns in my ass I could possible ask for.
JT826 2 months ago
ha ha..blacks.
majorkeybaree 2 months ago
Reactions like those twitter twits reveal, don't they, what an absolute hollow farce it all is — 'Love thy neighbour (if they believe) as thyself .... otherwise shooteth them'.
TheraminTrees 2 months ago 27
@TheraminTrees he knew they were expendable and therefore deploy them as frontline soldiers..even though they are the first to die, they have no fear of death...granted, Freud would take issue with that but nevertheless!)
burnhardship 2 months ago
@TheraminTrees The outfit of religion suits these idiots perfectly. It's people like us who have the refined sense to desert this spectrum altogether, and who have the gumption to tend to others in the way that contradicts our reptilian nature. (Sun Tzu knew what to do with these people...lol..
burnhardship 2 months ago
@TheraminTrees . Lol. I mean, hypocrisy, undeservedly, has a bad name. Au contraire, hypocrisy is what keeps us polite and with good social graces. These tweets demonstrate the exact lack of grace the contents of religion have condoned.
burnhardship 2 months ago
@TheraminTrees Then, you have the dark side of the spectrum--the bowels of the beast; religions. So, I agree with how comical and vacuous the transparency of their facade is, but I would like to add to and augment what you said by noting how inept these people are at being hypocrites.
burnhardship 2 months ago
@TheraminTrees Yeah, I think there is a spectrum that spans from spirituality to religion--where people who are spiritual either occupy a position that's wholly different from the holy(where the cogntive glitches necessary for the religious mindset exhibit themselves to a lesser extent), or dwindle near the center of the spectrum where they profess to believe in god, but not religion(a halfway point if I've ever seen one).
burnhardship 2 months ago
@TheraminTrees Yeah, hollow farce indeed. But, at the other end of the spectrum it's a well-stocked tragedy (unless you, lol, define tragedy as mel brooks did. "Tragedy is cutting my finger. Comedy is when someone falls down a manhole and dies.") But yeah, the lifeforms that express themselves as divinely inspired sashay along this despicable chasm they span.
burnhardship 2 months ago
@burnhardship why are you spamming theramintrees?
TheLuckySaGe 2 months ago
@TheLuckySaGe why are you asking me that question?
burnhardship 2 months ago
@burnhardship Your like having a one way conversation with him....... spamming someone 5 times in a row is a little bit obnoxious don't you think?
TheLuckySaGe 2 months ago
@TheLuckySaGe Why you see obnoxiousness is probably because of your misunderstanding of what conversation and spam means. I responded to his post once(ergo, not a conversation in any sense). And spamming means disruptive messages, especially commercial messages posted on a computer network or sent as e-mail. Your use of the words spam and conversation need revision. Until then, your questions are incoherent to me.
burnhardship 2 months ago
@burnhardship It is unfortunate that my question is incoherent to you, seeing as it is explicitly clear and concise. I was wrong about accusing you of spamming 5 times, it was actually 6 times. Do you like to make yourself feel important by attempting to engage in conversation with a popular youtube user? If you haven't already noticed, he isn't replying to you, which does give off the impression that you are obnoxious. I could probably infer from your behavior that you lack social skills.
TheLuckySaGe 2 months ago
@TheLuckySaGe Isn't it curious that, out of all the people, you're the one that, not only responds to me but, responds to me with issues of self-importance, obnoxiousness, and lack of social skills? You're projecting. Because, If I am seeking importance, you've obviously taken it upon yourself to dethrone me. One could infer that you are using me as your stepping stone in a game of teacher's pet, with the goal being to win importance by prevailing over me.
burnhardship 2 months ago
@burnhardship And, with the "if you haven't noticed" thing... First, you exhibit bias when you use "Isn't" as your contracted 3rd person singular. I noticed you didn't use "hasn't". Secondly, If my response goes unrequited, that doesn't automatically mean obnoxiousness on my part. But, at least you were honest enough to admit it was merely an "impression" of yours. And, you're inference about my social skills stemming from one impression of yours needs to either be double-checked, or diagnosed.
burnhardship 2 months ago
@burnhardship I just find this entire ordeal amusing. I have never seen someone write a paragraph 6 times in a row to a person who made a general comment to no one in particular. Couple that with your apparent defensiveness when I point it out and it does give evidence that my inferences are correct. As for your issue about me using "isn't" as opposed to "hasn't" I believe you have mistaken bias for confidence.
TheLuckySaGe 2 months ago
@TheLuckySaGe Listen, man... I don't mind sparring with you. You prove you want to tango with me too because you keep coming back for more. But, If you want me to continue, you are going to have to step it up. Presenting yourself as someone who can't distinguish bias, who lacks self-knowledge, and who has a low comprehension level isn't a profile that attracts me. If this is really you, here's your chance to employ your exit strategy, and thereby give the illusion that you are going out on top.
burnhardship 2 months ago
@burnhardship I doubt you can handle my linguistic ferocity when it comes to the "tango". Your avoidance of a rather simplistic question and consequent submissions of rather strenuous insults of both inference and innuendo are tedious at best. As for your accusation that I lack self-knowledge and have a low-comprehension level I present to you Sigmund Freud projection (to which you so ironically attributed to me earlier). Should you choose to continue this conversation, I bid you caution.
TheLuckySaGe 2 months ago
@TheLuckySaGe I don't wish to further our interactions. Goodbye.
burnhardship 2 months ago
@TheraminTrees Indeed! Break out the horses, shields and swords!
garybrownfie 2 months ago
It's common for atheists to be viewed as unhappy and angry by theists. I don't think it's true. It's a propagated stereotype meant to cast atheists in a negative light. I've watched plenty of Hitchens, and he seemed just as happy as anyone else. It does seem that atheists tend to appear more concerned, but this is really the same difference as an adult that understands his role and responsibility vs. a child that believes his parents will always be there to take care of everything.
TheRavensGhost 2 months ago 3
@TheRavensGhost It makes no sense to counter a stereotypical claim with a stereotypical claim. Please stop trying to get external recognition and just speak the truth, it is the best way to spread light in a dark world.
Firequacker 2 months ago
@Firequacker What are you talking about?
TheRavensGhost 2 months ago
@TheRavensGhost Your attempt at wit that ended up pitting one claim of stereotype to another, which is, in and of itself, useless except to highlight the irony of the situation. I don't think that's what you were trying to do, judging by the context and your style of speech..
Firequacker 2 months ago
@Firequacker I didn't claim any stereotypes, and nothing I said was intended to be wit. I just expressed my thoughts about the video. Why are you harrassing so many people while accusing them of seeking attention?
TheRavensGhost 2 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@TheRavensGhost "It does seem that atheists tend to appear more concerned, but this is really the same difference as an adult that understands his role and responsibility vs. a child that believes his parents will always be there to take care of everything." Implied theist stereotype, more concerned [than theists], adults vs children [theists]. See what I mean?
That's implied construction is actually what I meant by wit, you may not have consciously done it.
I'm expressing my thoughts..
Firequacker 2 months ago
Oh the irony. Some intolerant person saying god is not great? KILL THEM!
karadan100 2 months ago
Just shows the uneducated drones who follow religion.
barbarash 2 months ago
...into consideration not only his atheistic or antitheistic beliefs but also how he lived his life ie. was he a 'good' person, and the same for Kim Jong Il.
dmacca24 2 months ago
everyone has a different view on the issue, however i believe in God judging everyone fairly and also in the existence of not just Heaven and Hell but also the interim, sin-atoning state of Purgatory. While your assumption from that tweet regarding the Truth may well be intended to imply that Hitchen's soul is in Hell, I understood it as Hitchens has now come face to face with and been judged by his Creator, the outcome of which who am i to say. I believe Hitchens will be judged fairly, taking
dmacca24 2 months ago
@dmacca24 Which one is he going to put you in?
Heaven hell or purgatory?
You know which one you deserve.
You know in your soul which level of afterlife you have earned.
You know if you have been naughty or nice.
You know which level you want.
If you are disappointed with his choice, can you appeal.
You are judged by the living and those yet to live.
Not by the dead.
dubldeka 2 months ago