Bias

Some People Never Evolve Past Hate

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I watched a YouTube video ealier, by someone from my early days perusing the net as an atheist(I wasn’t into the whole social media scene for a while), and someone, even though at the time he was so “famous” on the net, I just really didn’t care for because I could tell(or so I thought) he was disingenuous. Also, for all his smiling and his soft spoken way, he really was a hater in my opinion. He was one of those, you’re either with me or against me” types and, well, atheists are like a clowder of cats: impossible to herd even though 90% at the time were declared liberals. So, I’m thinking about a response to his YouTube video. Watch for yourself. What do you think of the situation he’s reporting?

The Atheist Consideration

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Why are people, well some people, so disgusted by atheism, even the thought of non-believers? No, let’s be clearer: Why do people hate atheists? I’ve actually asked that question of people when I hear them say something like this, out loud, in a group. I mean, do they ever really consider the possibility that one of those people they’re pontificating to may be an atheist? Of course not because that would tip their world off it’s ais for them to know that one of their friends (or relatives!) is an atheist.

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Disgusting and Despicable

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I’m a conservative and not now, or ever have I been ashamed of my political/social outlook. I don’t consider myself so much right-wing as someone that’s a Constitutionalist. I believe that all Americans have the rights and privileges described therein and that even though we may disagree on policy, which is not unusual even among those of similar disposition, we are still one people.

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Remove the “De” and the Title is Correct

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When 10 men tell you you‘re drunk, it’s time to lay down. That seems to be the consensus about the so-called debate between Andrew Wilson and Candace Owens concerning the death of Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point, an organization to inform young people about politics and moral and ethical values. Since Mr. Kirks untimely death, there have been a number of people questioning the official account, the most prolific and most widely viewed over the Internet being Candace Owens. Andrew Wilson, a self proclaimed Master Debater, challenged Ms. Owens to a debate to prove, once and for all, the state of Utahs evidence against the accused killer versus her thoughts and opinions about said evidence. The outcome was surprising to some, but not to most.

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The Internet Proves Again it Doesn’t Have Wide Influence

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I’m just going to come out and say iy: 99.999% of the world doesn’t care about the so-called Charlie Kirk Conspiracy, or any of the shenanigans circling it right now. For those unaware, Charlie Kirk was a conservative political activist, focused on young people (high school and college age) to attempt to influence their political and cultural views. Nothing wrong with that at all. In fact, he became very successful in his endeavor. In 2025, someone took too much offense and murdered him. Very sad. Not just for his family and friends, but those that followed him closely.

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