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TopicNo Tip Warning Appears On DoorDash In Updated Feature
RyukSan
10/31/23 2:23:17 PM
#249
Sandalorn posted...
I just get a kick out of the concept of these people at home looking at the tip function and thinking :

"Those poor drivers...I won't tip them for their own good! I'm such a caring person!"
First mistake was thinking the people who dont tip have the same mindset as you that it's the customers obligation to make sure a company pays its staff above minimum wage.

Not here to fight a battle thay isn't my battle to fight. Nor is it my responsibility.
TopicNo Tip Warning Appears On DoorDash In Updated Feature
RyukSan
10/31/23 2:20:39 PM
#247
A_Good_Boy posted...
Just don't complain when your food gets to you cold. You could have tipped but chose not to, putting you at a disadvantage against people that do tip.
First I don't have that problem when I eat at a restaurant, so I'm not worried. Second, even if it was delivered, there's this thing called a microwave or even a conventional oven.
TopicNo Tip Warning Appears On DoorDash In Updated Feature
RyukSan
10/31/23 2:14:55 PM
#242
@hockeybub89
Then how would not tipping hurt the company if they're literally telling you that they don't care about the drivers?

No one has actually articulated how not tipping instigates change. The greedy company still makes their money. No one who needs to lose is losing.
No one has articulated why that should be the consumers problem beyond a bleeding heart that doesn't address its not required.

You feeling compelled to tip doesn't change its a mindset that is not actually required, while ignoring people who make less are still expected to tip. The 10/hour worker is still expected to tip the guy/girl making 11+/hour after tips.

Continuously telling people the bleeding heart story of why you think tipping is important doesn't change its not actually required of the consumer to tip. It's literally promoting a system that hopes someone feels generous to pay extra.

Your personal reasons why you think tipping is great is irrelevant.

The onus is 100% on the company. If you wish to tip, then go ahead and tip, but it's not my responsibility to tip. Its not my responsibility to make sure tipped workers make more than the grocery store cashier. It is not my responsibility to change a 100% voluntary system that people like you seem to also love.
TopicUS aid to Israel v. US aid to Ukraine.
RyukSan
10/31/23 2:05:09 PM
#38
Israel and Ukraine do not compare.

The Israel government is not the victim, and what's disgusting is people who try to paint them as victims who deserve 100% support, and all of Israel's actions are justified.

The only victims in their conflict is BOTH the Palestinian and Israeli citizens.
TopicNo Tip Warning Appears On DoorDash In Updated Feature
RyukSan
10/31/23 12:40:42 PM
#186
Luteo posted...
https://twitter.com/_SlimGoodieeee/status/1719118368396161223

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/3/6/5/AAazv8AAE_bN.jpg

It's so crummy that there are people out there this day and age that still don't tip...
What I find truly crummy are the shills more offended at people not tipping than at DoorDash for not paying a better wage.

The company is literally promoting we don't give a shit about paying the people that work for us.
Topic$5 million or read people's thoughts?
RyukSan
10/30/23 2:33:42 PM
#21
Sounds like a way to go insane.

I'll take the money.
TopicThieves no longer just rob the store. They wait till the delivery truck comes
RyukSan
10/30/23 2:26:34 PM
#142
blacklabelice posted...
Lmao not reading beyond this bullshit. sorry i'm not doing your little dance pal. you've already ducked out on me, tucked, and clucked first. i don't have to answer to shit. and what kind of lame ass gotcha attempt is this anyways?

anyways i dont know why these bleeding hearts care so much about these thieves and criminals who constantly break the law and victimize society, yet they won't even throw them a couple bucks or give them some food or a place to stay, yet they seem to expect it to be the rest of societies problem to deal with. .

sorry pal but society also has a family, mouths to feed, bills to pay, and hardships to endure as well. nowhere in the law does it state that they are subject to victimization, theft and robbery, just because little johnny doesnt want to go get a job and he'd rather go robbing. fortunately there is a place for these very people who cannot function in society, and do not belong in society. it's called prison.
Admittedly I have no plans to read this topic thoroughly.

I just want to say that pointing out thieves like this exist because of low wages and high cost of living =/= supporting thieves.
TopicScrew protests/protesters who block freeways and streets with their bs
RyukSan
10/30/23 1:20:10 PM
#313
hockeybub89 posted...
The average person was against the Civil Rights Movement and its methods of grinding public life to a halt. "But the movement was justified and everyone they inconvenienced was racist!" is just a way to sugarcoat things to keep it as some idealized relic of the past. Like the cause was so uniquely moral that everyone agreed and understood that public institutions must be temporarily impeded to effect change. That's not reality. The white moderate of that time was making the same "disrupting the public is a good way to turn people against you! Target those who are actually responsible for your problems!" arguments we see about every protest today.
You are twisting into a pretzel to warp what I said. What people said back then is irrelevant to all protests are not created equally regardless, and it's not a sound argument to just compare one protest to another as if all protests are the same even if two groups use the same protest. Blocking the road for one thing is not by default fine for all protests because it was fine for a specific cause.

No where did I say absolutely everyone they inconvenienced was racist, and your post is arguing something my post isnt even arguing.

I said the civil rights movement was fighting for basic rights. Basic rights that included simply existing in public settings. As institutions they disrupted/inconvenienced literally had policies and legislation in place that took away basic rights to even use basic things. Such as sending black people to the back of the bus for existing, brutality for being seen in an "whites only" place, etc. So its not a gotcha to point out the Civil Rights movement protesting in public settings.... to simply exist in public settings on equal footing. The protest itself is directly targeting the thing they are protesting. It wasn't arbitrarily to inconvenience people most of the time. A protest I can easily get behind.

This also goes back to the part of my post you left out.

"There seems to be a massive disconnect in some here making a generic and broad conclusion that "if you don't support blocking roads of completely innocent people, you are must be against all forms of protesting."

We also have the other disconnect that some have a nasty habit making binary generalizations on things you feel passionate about. All protests are not created equally, and there's exceptions to almost every rule. So yes, we can agree that there are some examples of blocking roads would be reasonable forms of protest. Assuming its something that is directed at people who are causing the problem they are protesting or directly correlates to the thing they are protesting.

But like I said earlier, it shouldn't be a standard approach like some are happily promoting to any and all protests. That says blocking roads is a great (or acceptable) form of protest even when said protest is inconveniencing innocent people who have nothing to do with what you are protesting, the people you are harming aren't even supporting the thing you're against, and the thing you are doing doesn't even have anything to do with the thing you are protesting.

This should be a nuanced discussion, not a binary discussion." The Civil Rights movement isn't a gotcha as most of those protests were not arbitrary acts just to inconvenience people. Most of the protests had correlations to the things they were protesting and inconveniences caused mostly had correlation to the why they were protesting.
TopicScrew protests/protesters who block freeways and streets with their bs
RyukSan
10/30/23 12:56:47 PM
#311
hockeybub89 posted...
The average person was against the Civil Rights Movement and its methods of grinding public life to a halt. "But the movement was justified and everyone they inconvenienced was racist!" is just a way to sugarcoat things to keep it as some idealized relic of the past. Like the cause was so uniquely moral that everyone agreed and understood that public institutions must be temporarily impeded to effect change. That's not reality. The white moderate of that time was making the same "disrupting the public is a good way to turn people against you! Target those who are actually responsible for your problems!" arguments we see about every protest today.
You are twisting into a pretzel to warp what I said.
TopicBeing salaried honestly hasn't been so bad
RyukSan
10/30/23 12:55:01 PM
#5
Hourly with no intention of going salary.

Salary in IT sounds dreadful.
TopicThink I'm gonna get a Switch soon. Is there a recommended version
RyukSan
10/30/23 11:25:43 AM
#32
Unless you plan to play on the go, jist go for the cheapest one.
TopicScrew protests/protesters who block freeways and streets with their bs
RyukSan
10/30/23 10:36:04 AM
#306
Using MLK and the French revolution as a gotcha isn't the gotcha some think it is.

Those protests involved either mostly the people they were protesting against or the clear supporters of the thing they were protesting against.

MLK wasn't for example going around to protesting to specifically inconvenience black people in the name of getting black people more rights. The Civil Rights movement protested to inconvenience establishments that literally denied us many rights.

This seems to be the massive disconnect in some here making a generic and broad conclusion that "if you don't support blocking roads of completely innocent people, you are must be against all forms of protesting."

We also have the other disconnect that some have a nasty habit making binary generalizations. All protests are not created equally, and there's exceptions to almost every rule. So I'm sure we can come up with real examples of blocking roads to protest something that is directed at people who are causing the problem they are protesting. Yes, blocking a road can be acceptable under certain scenarios as certain protest could definitely involve inconvenience to the people you are protesting against.

But like I said earlier, it shouldn't be a standard approach like some are happily promoting to Amy and all protests. That says blocking roads is a great form of protest even when said protest is inconveniencing innocent people who have nothing to do with what you are protesting and the people you are harming aren't even supporting the thing you're against.

This should be a nuanced discussion, not a binary discussion.
TopicCalifornia Gov plows into kid while playing basketball in China
RyukSan
10/30/23 10:26:32 AM
#15
Click bait outrage seeking topic.

The trip was embarrassing, but overall a nothing burger story.
TopicScrew protests/protesters who block freeways and streets with their bs
RyukSan
10/29/23 11:40:24 PM
#268
FolkenRawr posted...
So what's the right way to protest? Specifically? Kneeling at a fucking football game caused the biggest uproar of all time and that neither hurt nor impacted anyone's life in literally anyway.
None of my posts implied or claimed that was a bad protest. Innocent peoples livelihood isn't hurt by looking at kneeling at a football game. So we both agree the people who cry over that are babies.

I also already answered your first question several times and in the post you quoted.
TopicScrew protests/protesters who block freeways and streets with their bs
RyukSan
10/29/23 11:06:59 PM
#260
DnDer posted...
In my example, he was running for president. Everyone needs to be aware that a potential candidate for office abuses animals, and should lead you to worry what he would do to people under his administration. Learning the guy who could run your country and life for 4 years has zero care or empathy for living creatures he directly says he loves should impact and motivate you to vote against him.

And even if you're stuck in traffic for 10 extra minutes, you learned something valuable about the potential future of your country through it. Hopefully that crisis helps overcome your mild annoyance at being inconvenienced.

That's what these protestors want to accomplish.

But you seem to think that the overriding danger of <thing that's being protested> will only garner opposition to the protesters because of an inconvenience. If that were true, though, MLK would never have gotten traction, and Gandhi would have never been successful, to name to two most famous examples.
You aren't forcing anyone to care having them miss work or appointments. Your message can easily be conveyed without literally harming the people who did nothing wrong. Causing people to even miss a half a day of work can cause some serious harm to people who already struggle to pay bills. Your protest isn't attacking innocent people isn't going to force people to focus on your protest over their personal struggles that can have a serious impact on their lives.

Also again, using examples like MLK are bad examples. Their protests targeted the very people who were causing them harm or at the very least people who championed the problem.

Once again, "dont harm innocent people" doesn't mean "people shouldn't protest" like you keep turning it to with examples that directly involve people protesting and inconveniences to the very people they are protesting.
TopicScrew protests/protesters who block freeways and streets with their bs
RyukSan
10/29/23 10:22:02 PM
#252
DnDer posted...
Simple-minded people who don't follow politics will probably encounter a protest, even if it's one blocking the road, and hear of a new thing they weren't paying attention to before, coming to new awareness of an issue.

Just an example I can think of that would be easy to garner sympathy for.

"Why are these people blocking the road? The f*** is going on? [...] Romney did what to his dog? That mother-f***er!"
If they are sitting in some blockade on the highway after a long ass day at work, or need to get to work, you are very optimistic to think those people would be begging to understand and dig deep into why these people who decided to block the road are ruining their day instead of doing something that would ruin the day of the people they are protesting.

Your example wouldn't garner people to have sympathy and interest. The people it's targeting have nothing to with your example and just aims to inconvenience people who have nothing to do with what you're protesting. In fact, that example would piss a lot of people off. "You caused me to lose a day of work because of what some guy did to a dog? Why the fuck didn't you go inconvenience him? Are you going to pay me for the salary missed, are you going to make up appointments missed? What Romney allegedly did is messed up, but that has nothing to do with you fucking up my life over it."

It's great you can casually miss a day of work or not get to places on time with no lasting harm, but for some people that seriously harms them.

This doesn't mean "people shouldn't protest" like some twist it to with examples that directly involve people protesting and inconveniences to the very people they are protesting.
TopicScrew protests/protesters who block freeways and streets with their bs
RyukSan
10/29/23 8:41:07 PM
#229
Fluttershy posted...
it's neat how many low active post users are coming out just to say hi to me and tell me why people shouldn't protest.

people won't like it

that's the fucking point. what part of that aren't you guys getting? solid snake and ryuk, shut the fuck up and go back on timeout lol. 20 active posts between the two of you. my absolute word.
You are literally post no. 2.

No shit your post is likely to get one of the highest attention in this thread.

Also lol to using active post as a status symbol to back your position as right or wrong. Not everyone is hanging around GameFAQs all day or all week. To be clear I'm not bashing those that are either.

Lastly, my post didn't tell you not to protest.
TopicScrew protests/protesters who block freeways and streets with their bs
RyukSan
10/29/23 8:19:40 PM
#227
Fluttershy posted...
low-thought take. what good is a protest if it doesn't actually obstruct anything?
Obstructing traffic isn't helping many to your cause.

People who don't understand why anyone would associate your little stunt with their cause fail to understand people are more simple than you think. Not everyone is following politics or your cause all day. Many are very simple minded, waking up day to day with simple lives trying to make ends meet which is a day job that barely pays the bills.

So when you interrupt that, you aren't motivating the guy stressed out working a long ass shift to go support your cause. What you are likely doing to the average Joe not following your cause is, pissing them off and having them associate your little stunt and cause in a negative light.

Inconvenience the people actually causing the damage. Not common folks just trying to live paycheck to paycheck and even some emergency workers.
TopicWould you rather term limits or an age limit for Congress?
RyukSan
10/29/23 5:41:21 PM
#48
Age.

We shouldn't have people in Congress too old to understand what the internet even is, making laws to regulate it. Regulations on things they won't be around long enough to even feel the affects.
TopicYou are sent back in time and get $5 Billion
RyukSan
10/29/23 5:26:34 PM
#20
Pass.
TopicShould your 24 yo child living at home pay rent?
RyukSan
10/29/23 9:29:13 AM
#44
Only if they are a 24 year old bum with no job, or in school with no serious plans.

I'm not raising a bum with a side gig of being a leech.
TopicITT: Scenes in films that are completely unnecessary
RyukSan
10/28/23 2:43:49 PM
#44
MICHALECOLE posted...
So if you made a movie and somebody came and said that scene you put in your movie was unnecessary you wouldnt be like well its my movie so how about you fuck right off

because thats what I would say
No.

What I said doesn't magically change just because I happen to of made the art.

Food, shoes, book, movie, .....almost anything can be considered an "art."

Ofc you can do whatever you want with your "art." Hiding behind, "it's art" doesn't magically make it immune to criticism when something bad or unnecessary or harmful is added to it.
TopicITT: Scenes in films that are completely unnecessary
RyukSan
10/28/23 2:22:07 PM
#36
MICHALECOLE posted...
No scene is unnecessary if the filmmaker wanted it in there. Its their art, they can do with it as they please
Many things can be considered an, "art." Something being called "art" doesn't make it actually necessary.

Some people seem to hide behind the word "art" as if it was like a trap card or something to excuse away their product being bad or adding things that didn't add anything to said art or made it worse.

Yes you can do whatever you please, it doesnt all of a sudden provide cover for something being deemed random or nonsensical to the overall art and people judging it for that.
TopicConservatives want USA to be Christian Dubai.
RyukSan
10/28/23 1:48:14 PM
#18
I'd call them more like the Christian Taliban
TopicHow old would you say is too old to be living with roommates?
RyukSan
10/28/23 12:26:20 PM
#75
RAAAWWWRRR posted...
I don't think there's a age limit at this point..
Tbh, there shouldn't be an age limit in the first place.

If one wants to move out, or the person you are bunking with wants you to move then there's definitely a conversation to be had.

Especially if there's a bum around with no job and doesn't do anything around the house.

But if all parties are happy, I say live and let live. Seems to be an American thing of wanting people to experience the joy of struggling for no good reason. Bunk with roommates if all parties are happy with no shame.
TopicDo you worry about poop particles getting on your toothbrush when you flush toil
RyukSan
10/28/23 10:44:46 AM
#62
No because I don't keep my toothbrush in the bathroom
TopicHow old would you say is too old to be living with roommates?
RyukSan
10/28/23 9:19:36 AM
#55
Why does there need to be shame?

As long as both parties don't care, and no one is a pure leech with no legitimate reasons, no shame need to be had.
TopicDoes God have a favorite country?
RyukSan
10/27/23 9:51:57 PM
#9
Amestris
TopicThree best Animes ever made.
RyukSan
10/27/23 5:11:30 AM
#91
cuttin_in_farm posted...
Wtf is peak DBZ.

Stop the nostalgia lol. 2 minutes of a badass quote is not enough to be the best anime ever. Especially when you need a specific iteration of the damn thing to even compete.

Frieza saga is not the amazing arc yall remember it to be lol.

TopicIf the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
RyukSan
10/19/23 1:02:25 PM
#250
Jerry_Hellyeah posted...
I didn't say it makes things better, Mr. Honesty.

I said you'd have an understanding that wouldn't lead you to babbling in circles ignoring other posters that don't agree with you.
I have plenty of understanding of the great Book of Contradictions.

As for babbling in circles, the irony.
TopicIf the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
RyukSan
10/19/23 12:54:04 PM
#248
Jerry_Hellyeah posted...
Oh gee, I suggested you read the text that describes the God you're making statements about. How insane an idea is that? Reading? How will I live with myself?

This is just middle schooler Bible bashing.
I grew up Catholic. I read the thing.

Again, if your position is reading the Bible is supposed to make things better, you are a prime example of what I'm talking about.

Pointing at that book of all books doesn't help at all beyond highly religious people.
TopicIf the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
RyukSan
10/19/23 12:47:10 PM
#244
Jerry_Hellyeah posted...
No, you're definitely the guy having trouble with this. The Bible is something you should probably take a peek at before getting into these kinds of conversations.
If your answer is point at the Bible, you're a prime example of what I'm talking about.
TopicIf the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
RyukSan
10/19/23 12:28:59 PM
#242
SayHeyyShohei posted...
God did not create rape. Humans created rape with free will. I have explained the paradox twice now and you keep deflecting to "no God made rape" without explaining how he made rape.
You can say this as many times as you want.

Under any pretense that any all mighty God created the universe, and its laws of physics, God created rape. God created and designed something that had flaws and intentionally left it that way. Which includes the flawed creation that one can force sex.

God could have even created humans to not even need sex at all with sex not even being a thing at all. Yet God did.

You just don't like your God created something with a very flawed design. People like you have a hard time swallowing God assuming he even exists did something intentionally flawed, or accidentally flawed and not willing to fix it.
TopicIf the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
RyukSan
10/19/23 12:22:04 PM
#240
SayHeyyShohei posted...
How does an infinite being create a system for limited beings while also maximizing positive benefit upon sentient beings with the obstacle of it having to be limited?

I've illustrated what this could look like earlier. Please go back. I'm not repeating myself.
I don't need to go back and reread your posts as it's just more of the same. You not wanting to accept intentionally bad design.

You for example asked how do we get rid of rape.... Yet dodging the fact the rape itself is a concept created by design under any pretense God is this all might powerful being who created the universe, its laws of physics, and concepts. Rape did not have to be a thing, it was a intentionally made a thing. Malicious nature was a creation. There does not have to be malicious acts.

Under any concept that God created the universe, any concepts that you think is "free will" is all concepts created.

The above applies to your question I quoted post 237. Life doesn't have to be whatever questions you can concoct in your head. Under any pretense whatsoever that God created the universe, it's laws of physics, it's concepts, it's necessary functions, it's unnecessary functions, the bad, the good, literally whatever. This God could have literally created the Marvel universe, One Piece Universe, a universe of self sustaining being who are complete saints, universes that some users have touched on in this topic. Instead this God created a universe with intentional flaws.
TopicIf the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
RyukSan
10/19/23 12:01:53 PM
#236
SayHeyyShohei posted...
Already addressed. Please read the answers to your question on the previous page.

Again, already addressed.

I am not arguing in favor of the Christian God. You have a lot of work to do. Please don't ask me to repeat answers to questions I've answered already especially when you are not up to speed on where the argument even is. You are assuming my position and arguing from there. That is disingenuous.
To clarify, any questions I asked were all rhetorical. Even then, you didn't answer any of those rhetorical questions. You just insert concepts that ignores the overbearing flaw that shatters your religious belief that you God created a flawed world intentionally.

You said absolutely that changed the absolute fact that if God created the universe, and created the universes laws of physics..... then this God intentionally created a flawed system. Death, food, and whatever else you literally post are all concepts necessary by God's intentionally flawed design under any pretense whatsoever that God created the universe and its laws of physics.
TopicIf the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
RyukSan
10/19/23 11:30:18 AM
#229
SayHeyyShohei posted...
It doesn't have to be the Christian God. These things exist in spite of that.

Again, how do you get rid of these things? Without death, the world would be overpopulated and all the resources would run out. Unless you expect there to be infinite resources, and then you open the floodgates with "well why didn't God just make us infinite beings as well", which to me sounds like a burden considering we would all have infinite negative energy beyond our comprehension. So as it stands, we live in a limited world. Death needs to be a part of it in order for us to not suffer for eternity. We are not even sure if reincarnation or an afterlife exists, so death could purely be a transition stage in our consciousness.

How do you get rid of rape? We need sex to reproduce. We have free will to reproduce. By eliminating our free will in this case, we remove consent. How is that any better? Imagine you are forced to have sex without any input. We get to choose, and unfortunately that means we have to deal with horrible people like rapists. Again, logically pick a scenario where free will exists without rape. You can't, unless you force sex or eliminate sex all together, which is a slippery slope to remove love and intimacy all together.

Everyone loves to blame God for all this shit when it's humans that create most of these evils, and as for the rest (natural disasters, disease, etc) it happens because if they didn't, the universe itself would be immutable and we wouldn't be able to interact with it. Nobody considers the potential hell invoked without free will, with limited free will, or free will to engage with absolutely nothing.

@Gladius_ I promise I'll get back to you, just dealing with the usual disinginuous arguments.
None of the things you are saying dodges the overbearing fact that your God designed it to be this way.

All concepts of needed consequences and problems that exist are problems created by the design of your God.

Under your pretense that the Christian God exists in the first place (as no evidence backs it as of yet), everyone loves to blame God for shit because he created the universe with these problems. Under the pretense that your God created the universe and its laws of physics, that means he created all of its flaws, all of its problems, all of its necessary and unnecessary functions. There does not have to be death, finite resources, rape, murder, death of babies, war, sex, death, overpopulation, needing food, pollution, all laws of physics, etc. These are all concepts by design. You are trying to tell people to use logic, when your entire logic and rational is to ignore all logic to rationalize why we absolutely must accept your God existence and his intentional flawed design of which he created, just because.

You just don't like the fact that your God that you want us to assume exists didnt intentionally created a flawed universe for humans on this planet.
TopicMatched with a girl on tinder, she sent the first message.
RyukSan
10/19/23 10:29:02 AM
#69
Rise_Makaveli posted...
Shes heavy though. Not absurdly so but damn those camera angles on the first few pics. What do?
If you like her go for it.

If you don't, then don't.

It's really not that complex.
TopicNatalee Holloway's killer finally confesses.
RyukSan
10/19/23 10:01:48 AM
#9
It's nice the killer was caught, but where's this attention for the non white woman who go missing?
TopicIf the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
RyukSan
10/19/23 8:46:50 AM
#224
SayHeyyShohei posted...
Here's a thought experiment. What aspects of free will would you remove from the equation that would prevent your loaded example? How do you logically go about doing that? And if free will doesn't exist, the philosophical question becomes - does it even matter? That's a pretty cynical outlook.
The thought experiment doesn't work as your logic assumes a bunch of things are true so that you can explain away the massive flaws in design.

Something that anyone who isn't religious isn't just forced to just believe for no logical reason.

So when asking about "free will" being taken away there's a multitude issues in arguing this angle. The problems/bad things being brought up are not a must to keep free will. You're just kind of ignoring that. We don't need things like murder, rape, torture, death of babies, and any other autrocities if this Christian God designed the universe without those stuff and kept free will and progress. All of these problems are by God's intentional design to be, bad.
TopicIf the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
RyukSan
10/18/23 11:12:31 PM
#217
hockeybub89 posted...
The victims of those bad decisions didn't make the decision to fucking die, but I guess who cares about their wants and their dreams? Hopefully they were on God's good side before they were murdered!

There's no reason to speak as if your beliefs have any scientific backing. You're literally guessing that you not only picked the right God, but interpreted his unknowable word correctly. Why does religious belief get to conveniently exist outside of our comprehension, outside of the laws of our universe that everything else must follow?

I say elves don't exist and everyone goes "No shit. We'd have found elves by now".

I say God doesn't exist and I get "You're a rude, judgmental jerk that can't think outside your narrow human lens! Of course we can't prove God with science or the senses! He's beyond our minds!"
Also this lol.
TopicIf the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
RyukSan
10/18/23 11:06:51 PM
#216
SayHeyyShohei posted...
Do you want free will? Because this is how you abolish free will.

I'm tired of the "suffering exists so God doesn't love you" argument.
This is not the great defense you think it is.

Too bad you you don't like it. The Christian God assuming he exists, created the universe that way. Therefore he created world where babies suffer. So yes, people are right to criticize the idea of "God loves them."

If your God exists, your God either created this flawed system intentionally by design, or he just doesn't give a shit. Either way, the excuse of "free will excuses away suffering" is not a great defense for why it exists.
TopicHouse Speaker vote topic II
RyukSan
10/18/23 6:25:12 PM
#449
kingdrake2 posted...
back then the roles reversed on ideals.

the republican's back then was democrat ideal
the democrats back then was republican ideal.
Anyone seriously parading political parties from literally 150 years ago as if those are the same exact party and values of today isn't serious, or brainwashed.
TopicIf the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
RyukSan
10/18/23 6:22:20 PM
#166
SayHeyyShohei posted...
We can't prove God exists, not that we can't prove God doesn't exist.
Which is what I said reworded.
TopicIf the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
RyukSan
10/18/23 6:15:19 PM
#163
SayHeyyShohei posted...
Manipulating spacetime requires manipulating a state of change. Change cannot go faster than the speed of light. You cannot work a wormhole to leave the universe.
I mean based on the logic we are using to assume "we can't prove God doesn't exist".....
TopicIf the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
RyukSan
10/18/23 4:30:25 PM
#128
Roachmeat posted...
Not only this, but you also wouldn't want a god who was the exact opposite, which meant anytime you said (or thought) anything against him you would immediately be struck down.

Most of faith is also being thankful that the current setup is willing to forgive, even if you sometimes think he is doing absolutely nothing. The alternative is that you couldn't even glare at a woman's backside without being struck down for the sin you might be thinking.
If we are talking about the Christian God, the idea of "freedom" is a joke, and a piss poor excuse to explain away the Christian God's design which intentionally has suffering, cruelty, autrocities and more.

There wouldn't need to be "divine intervention" in the first place if this so called God created the world without these awful things.

As for wanting a wrathful God or not, the Christian God is already wrathful and petty.

Either the Christian God doesn't actually exist, or the Christian God intentionally created a world with problems and doesn't give a shit about the problems this God designed to be a problem.
TopicAll fines should scale with income and wealth past a certain point
RyukSan
10/18/23 3:37:48 PM
#4
I'd argue only the rich, and those brainwashed by the rich wouldn't agree with this topic.

Sort of a tangent, but definitely related.... It's why to this day many companies don't give a shit about unsafe products. The penalties and fines for getting caught is nothing compared to the profits they get prior to being caught.
TopicIf the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
RyukSan
10/18/23 2:22:06 PM
#108
mustachedmystic posted...
*Eyeroll.gif*
The irony
TopicVote for Gym Jordan fails lmao
RyukSan
10/18/23 1:45:56 PM
#4
https://youtu.be/UnyBJJI2eqs?si=w2x6K-840SBqJOOR
TopicIf the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
RyukSan
10/18/23 9:13:50 AM
#100
The Christian God? That God is legitimately a vindictive dick who intentionally sets up tragic events.

If this God exists, he's probably sitting back enjoying the chaos he designed to eventually occur.
TopicSkull Island: Rise of Kong = worst game of 2023 apparently
RyukSan
10/18/23 8:57:41 AM
#63
StealThisSheen posted...
That's a pretty big mistake, though. Nintendo could be a publisher, but if the developer is Single Man In Mom's Basement Industries, then... Yeah, that makes a huge difference, suddenly.

Also, people actually liked the first NASB, I believe. It was just lacking in content.
People liking it doesn't make it comparable to Smash Melee like some delusionally tried to meme it to fame. Emphasis on, tried.

Especially the Smash Ultimate butthurt crowd like Leffen and HungryBox. Their whole shtick when that game first came out was to meme it to be bigger and better than Smash Ultimate.
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