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Atheism - Atheists Are Broken · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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I'm not going to be able to do it.
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right? So you may tell everybody
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goodbye. I just can't do it anymore.
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wouldn't necessarily mean if you were feeling good or you were
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feeling your normal useful self. So that's, that's who I am and
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that's what I'm about. When I don't feel good, I don't
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feel like I can do things anymore.
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This just happens to be one of those days.
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Hopefully it continues to stay like this where I'm not
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Adam Lohr and Bubblegum, and also having a conversation with
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missing mod in text and it just made me, it was a good
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in my life due to it. All right, so let's get into the
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topic of the video. I was having a conversation with
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an atheist and I noticed, and I've mentioned this before in
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the past, that when you talk to 1 atheist, you might as well be
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talking to all of them. They're a dime a dozen.
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They always say the same things. It's almost as if they're
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programmed or scripted. And although I was, I believe
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that I had an exceptional perspective or idea on where an
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atheist is coming from or why they behave the way they do.
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I've come to the conclusion, I think, that I've had a what is
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called an epiphany. I believe that a light bulb has
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went off in my head. Darn, why atheists do the things
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they do. And I think that if religious
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people listen to this, or people of all different faiths or
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anybody that might have doubts or skepticism, this could
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actually be a learning experience from what I have
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analyzed and what I've researched.
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And what have I, I have actually observed from atheist.
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Atheist behave like a bereaved widow.
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They behave like a person who's broken.
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They behave like someone who expected a whole lot from a
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relationship and did not get what they feel their desires or
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needs or wants accomplished. And let me give you an example
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of something like that. Have you ever been in a
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relationship with someone where you don't feel as though they're
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paying enough attention to you, you don't think that they're
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making love to you enough, you don't think that they spend
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enough time listening to you, or you feel as though they don't
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care about what you think? Have you ever been with someone
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where they promise you heaven and earth and then things don't
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go the way you naturally would expect them to be?
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Or maybe you got into a relationship where everything
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was good and it seemed like everything was great, but at
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some point in time the the candle just kind of faded.
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The passion and the heat of the moment just kind of simmered
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down to where at this point you just feel like you're alone in a
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dark cave just trying to keep warm At this point.
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I think a lot of us have had these kind of things, but I
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think what's important is how do we respond afterwards?
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Some people when they have a failed relationship or something
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went wrong, we have a tendency, don't we, ladies and gentlemen,
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where we like to blame the other party for why shit failed or why
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things didn't go the way we wanted.
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We like to say, man, I gave it everything I got.
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I I love this person. I, I held them, I gave them
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things, I bought them little gifts, I did all this shit and
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then in the end they just fucked me over.
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They cheated on me or they just told me they didn't love me
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anymore or they just didn't say shit.
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Which for some people that's actually worse, isn't it?
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When the person you want them to at least say something, you
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would rather them hurt you and just straight up tell you how
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fucking irrelevant and insignificant you are as opposed
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to just completely ignore you. I don't know how many of you
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agree with that. Would you rather just someone
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that you love when the relationship is dying?
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Would you rather than just tell you the words, just tell you why
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it is you fucking failed and why they don't want to have nothing
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to do with you? As opposed to just ignore you
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and keep on going on like nothing's even happening.
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What do you think would be the better thing?
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Someone just straight up lay it out on the table for you and say
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look, you just don't do it for me.
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You don't have the physical nor mental emotional makeup in order
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to make me happy. And that's the reason why this
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is all going to shed. We all like to pretend though,
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after it's all said and done though, that if someone does do
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this, whether they ignore you into oblivion or they speak
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these words at you, we like to pretend as though we had nothing
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to do with it. But usually when a relationship
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falls apart, it's because of both.
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Both people. A person will start ignoring you
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or they won't have nothing to do with you because you're not
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doing as they expect. And maybe they've gotten to the
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point where they don't want to even bother telling you anymore
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because they think that you don't.
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You care so little that you're not going to do anything about
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it anyway. Have you ever been with someone
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or been in a relationship with someone where you feel like
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there's a lot of things going wrong, but you are like, man,
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this person cares so little about my fucking feelings and
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about me as a person to tell them what the issue is.
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A couple different things could happen and neither one of them
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good. They're going to either say who
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fucking cares? So what?
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I don't give a damn about your feelings.
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Or they'll tell you a bunch of things that you don't want to
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hear that you know deep down inside is true.
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So either way, you're going to get hurt.
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That's the beauty of relationships.
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There's risks that are being taken.
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You're making yourself vulnerable to someone else.
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You're putting yourself out there, right?
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And I think that's what happened with atheist and God.
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I think that the atheist doesn't want to accept that he didn't do
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what he needed to do or she needed to do.
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I think that the atheist was a person who was formerly in a
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relationship and they didn't feel like they got what was owed
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to them or what was obligated or what they felt they desired,
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wanted or needed. So everybody has experienced a
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broken heart. Everybody has experienced, well,
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I didn't get what I wanted out of this.
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But some people, it's not enough.
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Some people whenever they're told, look, you know, the love
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just simply isn't there and it's not coming back.
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Some people can't deal with that.
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Some people don't have the fortitude or the strength to
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just walk away and try to find better in their life instead.
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Some people will remain in the fight until there's absolutely
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nothing that even is similar or identifies with what they
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originally believed it was supposed to be, if that makes
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sense. Some people whenever they break
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up with another person, and this is where atheists really, really
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shine. Sometimes when you break up in a
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relationship, sometimes the relationship breakup was so
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fucking awful and so terrible that if you see the person with
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someone else, it kills you inside.
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It's like, why is this person smiling?
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Why is this person happy? Why is it that this, they're
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getting everything that they want and everything seems to be
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going great with the same person I used to be involved with, but
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I couldn't get that. You ever seen somebody like that
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where someone's going out with a girl and they went out with the
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girl before and now they see this, The guy that is with the
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girl now is saying, oh, she's the most wonderful thing in the
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world. She does everything that I like,
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She makes me happy. She's my world, all this shit
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and you're thinking to yourself, what the fuck?
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Why didn't she do all this shit when we were going out?
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Why didn't she hug me like this guy claims?
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Why doesn't, why didn't she talk to me?
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Why didn't she share her feelings and do all this?
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Why? Why was my experience so fucking
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opposite of what's going on? And sometimes when you see that
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girl that you used to go out with, you imagine that she
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actually treats you the same way that she's treating the new guy.
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And that's kind of rough, isn't it?
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That's rough because unfortunately, whenever you have
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a breakup in this world, when you break up with somebody,
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especially if you live in a small town or where everybody
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goes to hang out, you're going to always see that person.
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You're always going to experience that person.
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And it's going to be odd because now you're on the outside of the
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relationship and now you're seeing a bunch of shit that you
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didn't notice before because you were too close to the person.
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You were too close, so you weren't aware of all the things
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that were going on, and you were so absorbed and thinking about
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your feelings and what you were lacking that you never noticed a
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lot of these things before. Some people had this sad thing
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happened where later on down the road, something clicks in their
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head where they're like, oh, maybe I shouldn't have said
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this, or maybe I shouldn't have done that.
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Had I done this right or done this, maybe things could have
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been a lot different. Some people live like that for
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years in their heart and in their mind where they're saying,
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damn, maybe this person was a lot better.
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You ever heard that song? You don't know what you got till
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it's gone. Don't know what you got till
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it's gone. It's by a band called
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Cinderella. It's where you think that you
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don't have much, you think that you have very little, and you
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think that the grass is greener on the other side.
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And then when you give up that person or that person gives up
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on you. Everything that you thought was
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so minute and so little, suddenly you realize, even if
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it's ten years down the road, my goodness, I could have had
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children with this person. I could have.
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There's so many things that could have positively happened
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if I would have just said this or did this.
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Sometimes people realize when it's too late that they were the
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ones that did wrong in the relationship.
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And that's where the atheist comes in.
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Ladies and gentlemen. That's what the atheists act
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like. They're they act like they used
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to be in a relationship with God, but they'll tell you that
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there was no relationship at all.
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Just like the way a guy would say if he broke up with a woman
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or he divorced a woman or a woman did, vice versa.
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They say, no, I didn't really have a relationship.
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I felt like there was something there.
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I believe that there was more to it than what there was, but it
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just didn't. And now the atheist or the
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female atheist has this desire that whenever they see someone
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talking about that girl or that guy or that God, they feel the
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desire to tell everybody in the world, Oh no, she's a bitch.
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I used to be in a relationship with her and it was not good at
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all. I had nothing but bad
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experiences. And that's how you can tell that
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the person is unhealthy. That's how you can tell that
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atheists suffer from mentally emotional brokenness when they
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feel they have to constantly tell everybody else, because I
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had a bad experience, you too will have a bad experience
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because the relationship that I had or felt that I had didn't
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work out the way I wanted, That must logically mean that your
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shit ain't going to go right either.
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It can't be possible that the atheist has done something
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wrong. It can't be logically possible
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that they didn't feed the relationship, that they simply
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were just there, you know, like the person that just goes to
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church, but they're not really listening.
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The person that opens up their Bible reads a couple passages,
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but they stop there and they don't bother to have the love or
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passion to read any further. They just figure, oh, I read
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this little bit and that's enough for me.
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That's all I need to know. Well, has that ever worked in
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any kind of relationship you've ever been in, where you just
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simply see your partner as someone who's predictable?
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So why bother even listening to their issues?
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Why bother listening to them talk about their wants?
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Can a relationship work like that?
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Can you grow as a person? Can a relationship get stronger
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if you tell the other person? I've heard all I need to know,
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I've seen all that I need to see, and unless I'm able to see
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more coming from this direction, then it's not even worth trying
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or putting any kind of effort in.
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Well, relationships like that are going to burn out quick,
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aren't they? They're not going to work.
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Not unless you want it to. Not unless you're willing to put
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effort into it. And if you love somebody,
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sometimes it's not enough just to say I love someone or I love
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something. Sometimes you have to show it.
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Sometimes you have to prove it. Sometimes it has to be seen in
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your behavior. If you're walking around with a
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woman in the mall or you take her out to dinner, but you don't
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smile or show any joy in what you're doing, she's going to
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pick up Arnett. She's going to be like, you
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don't look happy, you don't seem happy.
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Well, I think that God in many ways behaves the same way.
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He can tell whenever this relationship is spoiled.
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He can tell whenever someone's not interested in doing his
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wants and desires. A lot of atheists out there,
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they talk as though God should have done all this and this and
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that for them, but never do they speak of what they did for God.
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Never, do they? When they did get something from
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God, did they sit down just for a moment, contemplate it and
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actually thank God for the things they've been given?
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Has any of you ever had that issue before?
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Has your wife ever bought you some flowers or bought you a
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gift or done something sweet for you?
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And you were like, yeah, like you just expected that.
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They do that instead of saying aw that's so sweet honey, Thank
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you for that. For some reason, when the
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atheist thinks of God, they expect that if there is a God,
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then God has to do all this kind of stuff for them or he's not
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worth worshipping. If God doesn't do this for me
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and do this for me, if God can't make sense of this for me, then
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God's not even worth dealing with.
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Well, what would happen if you treated your own mother like
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that? Or your father, Or your own
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kids, or your girlfriend, where you don't thank them for any of
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the things they do and that you just expect them to be obligated
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to give, give, give. But you never give back.
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And the atheists will probably argue, but I did give.
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I went to the church. I read the couple passages.
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I took the pamphlets when religious people knocked on my
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door. What else am I supposed to do?
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You hear a lot of guys who are in bad relationships speak
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exactly the same way, don't they?
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They're like, well, yeah, she did this and she did that every
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once in a while. But we're in a relationship.
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She's supposed to do that. He's supposed to do that.
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My kids are supposed to do that. You know, Why should I thank
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them for something that they were supposed to do?
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Where do we get that idea in our head, where we're entitled,
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where the universe fucking owes us something?
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Where do we get this idea and our and our little brains where
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the world should be fair and it should always fucking bow down
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to what we think is right or what we think is good?
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Where do we come up with that chef?
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Where do people come up with that ideas?
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I met a lot of people like that. They even got a name for it.
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They call it a Karen, basically a woman who thinks that
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everybody should fucking do what they tell them to do.
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And have you ever seen what happens to an atheist if they
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see somebody talking about how great and wonderful God is?
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It fucking gets under their skin.
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They're not exactly sure why it bothers them, but it bothers
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them to the point where they feel like they have to engage or
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interact with the person who's having a good day.
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And they'll say, well, that's not the experience I had, that's
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not what happened to me. So you must be delusional.
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You must be mentally ill to say that all these good things are
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happening. They can't accept the idea that
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maybe the relationship that this person has with God is actually
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good and that theirs was absolute garbage.
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They can't accept that because they feel as though they are
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owed everything that they ever wanted and desired.
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So they do like the bereaved man or woman who's broken hearted
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and they'll engage the person who's having the good experience
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and say, well, there's something wrong with you.
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You're a dumb ass person if you actually think this is going on
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and this is going on. If you actually think that
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you've seen this or you heard something that I never did, then
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there's something wrong with you.
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Could it be possible though that the coin is switched?
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That there was something wrong with you the whole fucking time,
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and that the person who's experiencing life differently
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than you is really having the good, positive experiences?
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But just because you didn't experience it doesn't mean it
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didn't happen. It doesn't mean just because you
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didn't make out with the girl or make out with the man that the
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world is shit. You ever had somebody happen
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like that? I've had those moments where I'm
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not feeling good and I'm sick and everything and I just feel
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like the world's coming to shit. But is that true?
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Is that a true emotional statement or experience that I'm
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making? Is that truly what the qualia is
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telling us are in our response or reaction to emotion?
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Just because things are going shit for me in the moment
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doesn't necessarily mean that it's going to be shit on the
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outside of my physical, emotional, and spiritual body.
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Somebody down the street might be having the best time of their
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fucking life while I'm over here fucking spitting up blood.
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You see what I mean? Just because you're having a bad
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moment doesn't mean the rest of the world is shut.
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Just because someone over in a different country is having the
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worst time of their life doesn't mean that 10 miles away there
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ain't somebody that's having the the most greatest thing they've
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ever desired happened in theirs. And that's the problem with the
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atheist. The atheist is so fucking
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shallow that he can't accept that his narrow view of reality
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is simply limited so badly due to his own narrow intelligence
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that it is possible for many, many things to be happening, be
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observed, be experienced, and be felt that they simply did not.
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One of the most unusual things I've seen with people is I've
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noticed a lot of atheists, many of them are introverted and
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social media, they act like an amplified version of themselves.
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But in real life, even sometimes they'll have that moment of
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honesty where they'll say I don't get out much.
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I don't go hang out with people. I'd rather just sit home and
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read a book, or I'd rather just sit on my computer and fuck
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around so I don't get out much. But these are the same people
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who say I just don't have any good luck on finding someone.
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I don't have good luck on making connections with people or
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things. But don't you see the conundrum?
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The problem, if alls you like to do is sit on the computer and
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alls you like to do is sit in your house closed and reading a
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fucking book and you're not out interacting and having
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experiences with other people, why would you possibly logically
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think that you're going to have any luck at all?
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If you don't get out there and make the connection, it's not
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going to come to you. You have to go out there and
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make yourself accessible and available or shit doesn't
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happen, right? You're not going to see a
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fucking miracle if your head is constantly up your ass and all
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you see is the darkness of your own butt hole, you know?
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And that's one of the reasons why relationships fail, because
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sometimes one person in the relationship or both have their
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heads so far up their own ass they're not seeing anything else
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around them but the darkness of their own ass cheeks.
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And that's it. And then they have the audacity
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to fucking move their head around in their own ass and go,
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damn, why is it smell so bad in this relationship?
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You know? So yeah, have you guys noticed
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that what befuddles the atheist who say I must go into that chat
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room and I must tell these religious people that their
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experiences are shit, that they really don't have a relationship
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with anything? That everything that they're
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talking about is a fucking lie because my relationship didn't
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go well, they couldn't possibly be doing well themselves, and
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I'm going to do everything I can to make them feel as shitty as I
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possibly can. In fact, I'm going to make them
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feel just as shitty as me and how I feel.
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Why do people want to do that for it?
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It should be. It seems like if you want the
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world to work and you want humanity to be good when you
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have a good experience, you should want to share that with
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people and bring some light in their life.
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You should say things like, I'm glad that worked out.
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I'm glad that you were able to make sense of this.
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I'm glad that this brings you some form of peace.
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I'm glad that the relationship that I couldn't have worked out
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for you not you're fucking stupid.
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You're dumb. You're full of shit and a lot of
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these type of interactions happen from people that never
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even met the other person before.
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Having a a complete stranger who has a miserable experience in
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their life, never even met you in their life, but they're so
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far up their own ass that they suspected every other human
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being should be feeling the same way.
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It's odd. So yeah, I really, I was just
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sitting back and I was thinking to myself, why do they do that
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for? Why do non believers behave this
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way? And I tried to think of a
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similar occasion where you see that same type of behavior.
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And the only thing I could really come up with was people
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who've had their hearts broken, people who couldn't make shit
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work for themselves or make shit right.
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People who feel like they're entitled by their, they're owed
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something. Expect this.
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You know, it's interesting. I was talking to my friend Adam,
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love the guy, love the guy. And I was talking to my buddy
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Bubblegum. And my friend he is, refuses to
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accept the idea that there's objective morality that comes
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from the concept of God. Now, he'll probably tell me I'm
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wrong and that's not what he means, or I'm incorrect in how
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I'm saying this. But he clearly believes that if
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God does something, then God is subjective as well, just as
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subjective as a human being. And I explained to him there's a
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difference between being on the outside of the painting, then
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the person who's actually creating the art.
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If somebody creates something or someone put something together,
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then in all ways possible that thing is objectively true.
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I'll give you an example of something.
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If you paint the picture right now or my friend missing, Maude
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makes a a piece of art, which she does a lot and they're
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beautiful pieces of art. And she has the ability to
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actually show us on her videos and send them to us in the mail
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and all this. Is it not so that she can
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objectively say I created a painting, I created this, and
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that is objectively true. It's also objectively right in
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the sense that when she says this, her words are actually
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true. And they are right because she
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did in fact do this. Whether you believe it or not,
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whether you believe that the painting is good or bad or
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whatever, she did in fact do it. It is objectively true that that
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painting was created at this certain time.
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And all this the only thing that you can argue as if missing
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Maude were to say that something is objectively beautiful.
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When you start talking about optics, that's the point where
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you can argue otherwise. She may say this is the most
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beautiful painting in the world as where you could then come
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along and say, no, I don't think so.
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I've seen better, I've seen more beautiful or whatever.
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I personally think that our paintings are absolutely
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beautiful. Personally.
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That's when you start getting the subjective ideas and I think
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a lot of people out there, they don't understand that.
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They don't get that. Why is it that something?
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Why is it that the painter gets this extra appeal or this extra
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authority? Why does the creator get this
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ability suddenly inherently to be able to speak of things
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outside of your purview? Well, isn't it obvious it
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understands itself. The painter knows itself just as
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well as the creation, so you would expect that it's going to
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understand a great deal more of why it's purpose or meaning or
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why it even desired to make the painting than someone who's on
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the outside. And I really do believe the
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reason why I bring up all that and the art in the painting is I
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believe that people can actually have relationships with things,
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material stuff. And I believe that's where the
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atheist is trying to find his new relationship.
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He's saying, oh, I can't find things spiritually.
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I can't have a relationship with things unless I actually can see
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it for whatever they claim that it is.
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I do believe that a person can actually have an attachment or
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connection to something, even if it isn't living or breathing.
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Yeah, so I guess I'll end the video with some advice.
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If you've had a bad relationship, if you've had some
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experiences that you didn't feel were good enough to make you
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happy, then maybe you should make your own experiences.
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Maybe you should keep your mind open and at some point in time
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you'll find that meaning and purpose that you're looking for.
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If you just simply give up and you simply take your head and
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stick it up your ass like a fucked up ostrich, you're never
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going to find the answers. You're never going to find what
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you want. But whatever you do, don't run
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into people that you don't even know and then tell them that
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they are incapable of actually having experiences simply
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because you failed at what you subjected yourself to believe or
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think. Because not all things are like
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what you want and sometimes what you think you want and what you
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think you need or aren't actually what you want or need
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at all. All right, with that being said,
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I think that you all get the point.
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Remember Friday, 7:00 PM Central.
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I'm going to be doing a a live show and you are all welcome.
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The link will be out in the chat, it'll be at the top,
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pinned up like always and anybody and everybody, you're
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welcome to share in the experience with me and hopefully
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it'll be a +1.