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Part 2 - Dinesh D'Souza Debates Peter Singer

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Dinesh D'Souza debates Peter Singer at Biola University.

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  • Why is D'Souza looked at as a credible or important person worthy of spoken time? He does nothing but coat rambles in fancy words and citations. He has nothing to say.

  • For those of you who were sick of that verbal pollution by the end of the last video, skip to 4.50. You won't miss much.

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  • free market homicide? excuse me, douchebag, but this man gives 75% of his income to charities like OXFAM, do not for a second entertain thoughts that he is on the same moral level as the Nazis. fucking idiot.

  • @WalterTexieraLuis Responsibility is contingent upon ability to act. If I see someone drowning, and I'm an EMT who can swim, but I do nothing, I'm somewhat responsible for his death. But if someone drowns in Peru, I am in no way responsible. An all-powerful god could always help us but clearly often chooses not to. So that god either 1) Doesn't exist or 2) Doesn't care if we suffer. The may be a God who created the world but is not omnipotent, or does only one thing at a time.

  • @parasitesarefunny funny joke

  • @mombus

    You talking about Oblabla?

  • I thought I quite liked Dinesh on the scale of Christians. After watching a minute of this clip, I realized how exceptionally wrong I was

  • @mombus

    You mean lke Oblabla?

  • whoops.  apparently my finger didn't press the s key hard enough.

  • "pulling a Dinesh" is now defined, as far a my vocabulary goes, as someone who cannot or refuses to answer a question directly without skirting around said question.

  • @WalterTexieraLuis Because there is lots of suffering in the world, an all-powerful, all-knowing , all-loving god doesn't exist.

  • Small mind.

    Saying that, because there is lot's of suffering in the wold, God doesn't exist is sad.

    Now, he mentions that there may be a chance that God exist, however it can't be the Christian God. Then any god that may have created this world, still created a world of suffering. Making any god that someone believe in a monster. According to his theory of "why" you can't believe in the Christian God. So we are here to serve ourselves and die. Thank you Peter for your great inspiring words

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