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jerrycan dan
autistic retard
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The second somebody mentions religion in an off-handed way that isn't directly mocking religion, even if it isn't promoting religion, redditors will downvote it. They will scream and shout that religion exists to control people, and think that shouting this at you for the millionth time over the internet makes them smart and deep. Then they will go laugh at people who say something true in an overly verbose way on r/iamverysmart while being the biggest pseud fedora tryhard wankers themselves.
Religion is like kryptonite to redditors. Talking about God and religious texts (unless it's a protected religion like Islam, the religion of peace and Arab feminism, or a faggy new-age approach to eastern spirituality or paganism that would make buddhist monks and their snownigger ancestors alike embarrassed), especially Christian and other "western" ones, makes them assmad and they start chimping out all over their keyboards. I do not think there is a God and the fact I will fade into nothingness after I die terrifies me, and that doesn't make me feel anally annihilated whenever somebody mentions the Old Testament like these people. It doesn't make sense. Why do redditors hate God and religion so much, of all things?
Religion is like kryptonite to redditors. Talking about God and religious texts (unless it's a protected religion like Islam, the religion of peace and Arab feminism, or a faggy new-age approach to eastern spirituality or paganism that would make buddhist monks and their snownigger ancestors alike embarrassed), especially Christian and other "western" ones, makes them assmad and they start chimping out all over their keyboards. I do not think there is a God and the fact I will fade into nothingness after I die terrifies me, and that doesn't make me feel anally annihilated whenever somebody mentions the Old Testament like these people. It doesn't make sense. Why do redditors hate God and religion so much, of all things?