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Brett Keane Explains Why Atheism Died, Woke Cancel Culture, End of Free Speech · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  free will, no choice to make. Bound by chains we cannot break.
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  Marionette Sin. A cosmic play Destined Steph.
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  We well, hello ladies and gentlemen.
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  My name is Brett Keene from GOD TV Radio.
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  Boy oh boy, I got a frog in my throat.
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  So let's take a look at something and then we're going
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  to discuss it. According to Cambridge
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  University, Whatever happened to New Atheism, The rise and fall
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  of the US atheist movement? This was written in May on the
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  21st and it's still in decline. You can actually Scroll down and
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  look at the graphs of what's happening.
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  Atheism is dying and there's many, many different reasons why
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  and I'll explain it as we're going through this video.
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  Let me take that off the screen. You get the point.
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  So what is new atheism? Well, basically it's it's
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  nothing really different about the the position itself.
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  It's about the personalities and how people changed and how
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  atheists presented themselves in society.
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  Whenever I was a former atheist, I presented myself as a
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  respectful, decent, nice person who just simply had questions
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  and doubts. I originally as a child and
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  young teenager believed in Christianity and believed in
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  God. And then some tragedy, trauma
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  happened in my life and then I ended up losing my faith and I
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  became an atheist for many years.
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  It wasn't based upon science or evolution or it was some kind of
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  philosophical conundrum that put God out of the cosmos or
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  anything. It was simply people I love
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  died. I suffered some extremely some
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  extreme injustice, unfairness, some terrible things that
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  happened in my life. And due to the fact that at the
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  time, whenever I was younger I prayed and it didn't seem like I
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  was getting my prayers answered. I just assumed that God was a
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  lie and that religion was a man made construct and in a lot of
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  ways religion was poisonous to humanity.
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  After watching many fake faith healers pretending that so they
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  could heal you by spitting on you or hitting you with your
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  jacket or mumbling a bunch of bullshit on stage really set me
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  on the road to atheism. But I didn't have hatred for the
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  Christians that were in the audience.
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  I had hate for the performers, the scammers, the liars, the
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  people who pretended to be authority figures coming in the
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  name of God. You know, the people who molest
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  children, people who rob people blind, the people who scam the
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  little old lady on television telling her that she sends in
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  all of her savings, she'll get saved and be able to hear the
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  voice of her dead husband kind of shit.
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  These kind of things irritated me and they pissed me off and I
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  wanted Christianity to die, but I didn't have it out for the
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  little old lady. I didn't have it out for the
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  Christians who just simply wanted to believe and have
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  faith. I had it out for the the
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  construct of religion, basically the leaders, the liars, and I
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  assumed that most of them were all liars.
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  I seen myself as a good person who was just trying to strike
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  evil and and suffering from the world and I thought that a lot
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  of that came from religion. At the time I wasn't educated
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  enough to realize that historically atheists, also non
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  believers and skeptics created wars and destroyed entire
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  civilizations. I thought that that was only a
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  religious thing. I thought it had to do with
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  tribalism and greed and about property and money and all this.
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  I had no idea about the history of Stalin and the actual truth
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  about Adolf Hitler. I was just like everybody.
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  I went on the Internet looking for quotes by Adolf Hitler and
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  was immediately presented these quotes of him saying that he
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  killed the Jews in the name of God and all this.
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  And I was like, well isn't that something?
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  So it turns out the most evil person in the world was a
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  Christian. Later they released a diary and
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  journal of Adolf Hitler, and it turned out that he hated
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  Christianity and admitted to exploiting them and manipulating
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  them, and that he actually promoted evolution, socialism
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  and communism and all kinds of other things.
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  And I also ended up discovering, as I did more research, that
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  Stalin, for whatever reason, killed quadruple the amount of
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  Adolf Hitler and clearly stated he was an atheist even in
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  public, and even made the land a state religion of atheism.
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  Yeah, a state religion of atheism where every other
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  religion was inferior. A lot of atheists don't like
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  that. They don't like to be put in the
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  same catch phrase is religion. If you tell atheists that
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  they're part of a religion, they'll probably have some
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  stupid meme that they'll suck off of Twitter to use on you.
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  How can you be a stamp collector if you're not having no stamps
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  kind of shit? How can you have hair if you're
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  bald? You know that those kind of
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  stupid comments, but unfortunately humans, whether
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  you want to believe it's a natural thing or supernatural or
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  a hard wired towards looking for higher things, wanting to have
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  answers and those questions usually end up to the concept of
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  God. God is the ultimate answer for
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  everything. So every human being in their
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  lifetime, even if you're raised in a secular home, there's
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  nowhere you can go on this planet where you're not going to
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  hear about God. That it's as simple as that.
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  There's no remote island off in the middle of nowhere where
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  people haven't heard about Jesus Christ.
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  Let's just see the truth with technology and Christians
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  constantly going out in the ministries and missions and all
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  this stuff there's, you just can't go anywhere in the world
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  without people knowing exactly who you're talking about when
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  you spit out the words Jesus. So when I came to social media
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  and I came to the Internet again, I felt justified.
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  I felt like I was the good guy and I went after religious
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  leaders. One of the ways I did that was
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  just simply by finding random Christians that I believed were
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  fanatics and fundamental fundamentalists and zealots on
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  the Internet. And then I would engage them.
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  I would deliberately put myself in there target range and I
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  would question them and challenge them publicly.
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  I even had the balls to go out into public and to churches and
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  actually take on preachers on their own turf and territory.
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  I was so damn convinced that I was doing the right thing by
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  exposing and doing this. I basically realize that a
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  majority of the questions that I had were simply not questions
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  that religious people were going to be able to answer and for my
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  own benefit, if you could call it that, a lot of religious
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  people never even thought that deeply of God.
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  A lot of people I discovered never even read their Bible.
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  They just simply bleed because their parents told them to or
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  because they were scared. They were afraid that the all
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  loving God was going to send them to hell if they didn't
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  believe and accept and all this. So I ran into a lot of
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  uneducated religious people. I ran into a lot of ignorant
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  people. And due to that, putting them on
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  camera and exposing that, I ended up becoming famous very,
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  very quickly. And even though I wanted to
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  expose them, I didn't do it in a way where it was cruel.
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  I let them expose themselves. How did I do that?
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  I gave them the rope. When I went to talk to these
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  people, I didn't call them pieces of shit or our name
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  calling and any of that. I just simply asked some
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  questions and I would say, Sir, ma'am, I would even be more than
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  happy to sit down and have dinner with them and have a
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  discussion. I had no problem with being
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  absolutely respectful and having a considerate conversation
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  without no intention of actually humiliating and embarrassing
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  them. But deep inside of my heart and
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  my mind, I knew that they were going to fail at any kind of
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  debate or discussion. And I basically set up the
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  dominoes and they kicked them over.
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  And you can do that with anybody in the world.
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  If someone's full of shit and someone's arrogant and they're
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  full of pride and they think they know everything, all you
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  have to do is put them to the challenge, test them.
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  And that's what I did. I tested the spirits, as the
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  Bible tells you to do. Year after year went by where I
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  talked to Christians on the phone and I debated them out in
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  public and then also did live shows through various different
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  networks and all that. And there wasn't one single
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  Christian that was able to blow me out of the water.
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  However, there were Christians who actually cared about me and
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  respected what I was doing. Apparently some Christians
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  believed that some of the people that I went after were evil and
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  deserved to be exposed. There were some Christians that
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  actually applauded me and patted me on the back and they said,
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  you're awesome. You're, you're like the wolf
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  killer. You're, you're the guy who burns
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  the the bad weeds. It's like God sent you to knock
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  out the liars and take out the serpents in the church.
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  A lot of Christians were relieved by that.
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  They actually appreciated that I had no limitations, and I was
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  willing to walk through whatever version of hell that was put
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  before me and take them out. So now I had a huge audience of
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  atheist as well as religious people who respected me and
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  liked me, and I kept doing my thing.
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  And other atheists started doing the same thing.
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  They'd be respectful, they'd be decent, and they were starting
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  to get big. There were some people out in
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  public, popular famous people that started interacting more in
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  society, like Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins.
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  But Richard Dawkins started being really rude to people.
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  He started treating people like they were below him and shed.
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  Christopher Hitchens would mock them.
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  He would he would make fun of them, and people like Sam Harris
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  would call them delusional and mentally ill.
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  So now suddenly they were making real enemies.
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  Atheists, for whatever reason, decided that they wanted to go
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  from the respectful conversation to causing controversy.
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  And I remember when it started happening to It started
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  happening whenever atheists started being taken seriously in
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  society. People like me had gotten so big
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  and everything that people were starting to think that maybe
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  atheists are on to something. Maybe atheists know shit that we
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  that we should have questioned a long time ago.
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  Unfortunately, some atheists became jealous and envious.
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  They became prideful. They felt like they were better
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  than the head atheists that were out there like myself and the
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  bigger players and shit that were on TV and all this.
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  They started thinking, man, I can talk better than that guy.
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  He's a fucking idiot. He's stupid.
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  I don't like the way he looks. He's ugly, he's fat, he's
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  stupid. And they would do that to the
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  women atheists as well. I can't tell you how many female
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  atheists I've seen get torn asunder by non believers just
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  out of envy and jealousy. Some atheists had this thing
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  where they didn't want to be represented as they're a part of
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  a group. They didn't want that.
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  They felt like it was too close to tribalism or religion.
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  They didn't want to be thought of as a group that required
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  leaders. They wanted individuality, they
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  wanted to believe that they were unique compared to other people.
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  They some of them didn't even like the label of atheism
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  because they didn't want to be thrown into the same lion's den
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  with other non believers who failed on a daily basis or made
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  horrible mistakes or embarrassed themselves.
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  So things started getting real touch and go.
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  Now atheists were having infighting.
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  It was like having different denominations of atheism
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  fighting each other. The more atheists tried to
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  convince themselves, the delusion that they weren't the
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  religion or weren't some kind of organized group, it seemed like,
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  the more religious they got. And when I say religious,
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  there's nothing wrong with being religious.
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  There's nothing wrong with being spiritual.
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  There's nothing wrong with having a leader that you feel
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  can articulate your ideas and views, providing the leaders
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  good and the followers actually take instruction.
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  But in this case, it was every man for himself.
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  It was everybody wanting to get popular.
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  And when did this happen? It happened around the time that
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  sponsorships were being offered. Advertisers started coming out
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  and telling atheists if you get this amount of views, you could
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  make this amount of money. YouTube was bought up by Google
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  and started offering accessibility to partnerships
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  where atheists can make money. So suddenly all the big mouse in
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  the world, all the evil fuckers who just so happened to be
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  atheists, decide to come out of the woodwork.
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  What? We're getting paid.
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  We don't have to work at McDonald's.
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  We don't have to work as a fucking dump truck guy.
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  We can just sit on our ass all day and run our fucking mouth on
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  video. And the more views we get, the
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  more we get paid. You got to imagine that it was
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  like winning the Lotto for a lot of non believers.
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  That's one of the reasons why it seemed like for the longest time
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  YouTube became like a church for atheists.
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  They were like, wow, there's going to be money involved.
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  And besides money, there was also feeding the ego.
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  You'll, you'll notice if you go back just a couple years and
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  watch atheist videos, atheists used to roast each other and go
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  I've got more subscribers than you.
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  I've got more people who want to watch me than you.
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  Like the fucking numbers actually meant something.
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  Because what was really funny was any fucking idiot and their
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  grandma could go out and buy views and subscribers.
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  So a person would go out and buy 100,000 subscribers for their
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  account, spend their entire fucking check, get them a bunch
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  of fake ass subscribers that don't even exist, and then
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  they'd have the audacity to get on YouTube and lie and go see
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  I'm more famous than you. People don't care about you,
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  you're irrelevant, you don't mean shit knowing that they
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  didn't earn any of those subscribers or likes or any of
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  the bullshit that they got. They cheated basically.
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  And then of course atheist hackers came out and they
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  decided it's not enough just to be popular because the people
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  who are actually earning it are still growing and we're not
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  because our audience is fake. So they decided to have hackers
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  use something called bots that are a lot like AI bots and web
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  crawlers on the Internet and basically paid or did it
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  themself, manually created thousands of accounts where they
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  would literally go through people's YouTube channels and
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  dislike them to death. And they also use the bots to
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  false report other atheists including religious people that
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  they didn't like and knocked down thousands of channels.
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  It took over 5 fucking years before YouTube figured out what
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  was going on, but it was too late.
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  There were so many religious people, non believers that were
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  absolutely destroyed on the Internet.
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  Don't believe me? Go to Google search engines,
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  type in lawsuits by Youtubers, type in Youtubers unfairly
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  losing their accounts, type in YouTube bots and hackers.
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  Nowadays, one of the cute things that hackers want to do is they
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  do something called phishing starts with a PPHISHING.
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  What they'll do is they'll pretend to be a community person
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  of YouTube or working for YouTube and send you an e-mail,
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  tell you that your account has been tapped into and that in
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  order to resolve it, click this button.
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  So what happens is, is if you're an idiot and you don't know any
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  better, and you click the fucking button thinking you got
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  an e-mail from YouTube, you'll click it, you'll sign in, and
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  you're actually sending your fucking name and password over
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  to a hacker because the page looks like YouTube, but it's
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  not. And then the people take over
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  your account, they get all your private information, and the
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  next thing you know, you're fucking locked out.
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  And because YouTube has absolutely no way to contact
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  them, you're without a YouTube channel.
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  Imagine having 500,000 subscribers or close to
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  1,000,000 and some bitch takes your YouTube channel from you
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  like that. Lot of people were unhappy, lot
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  of fucking lawsuits. YouTube and Google has not had a
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  pretty day because of that shit. And they shouldn't.
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  That's one of the reasons why nowadays you see all this
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  bullshit where they want you to do this 22 digit authority
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  authorization thing where you use your phone and put in your
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  number and all this other bullshit and you get a code
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  back. And all this extra protection is
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  what they call it. Well, from who?
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  It's one of the reasons why, because they knew that people
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  were using bots. Why it is nowadays when you go
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  to sign up in a website, you have to look at these stupid
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  fucking pictures and match things together or take your
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  phone and run it over a barcode or some shit in order to get
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  that shit to work. That's why.
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  And a lot of this was done by godless people, but I'm sure
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  there were religious people that were involved too.
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  So atheism started to get hit with a lot of people who
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  realized there was money to be made, merchandise to be sold,
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  T-shirts, posters, coffee mugs, you name it.
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  And don't get me wrong, folks, there's nothing wrong with
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  making money. I've been doing business on
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  YouTube for the longest time. I get paid for my music every
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  time somebody listens to it. I get paid when people buy
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  merchandise. I get paid when people buy
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  anything from my CDs to whatever it is I've got out there.
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  My books. I do just fine that way.
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  But I'm not manipulating people or taking advantage.
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  I'm simply producing a product, and I'm not deliberately going
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  out of my way fucking with people in order to bring shit to
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  me. See, I learned a long time ago
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  as a celebrity on the Internet, and I am a celebrity.
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  I can't go anywhere on the Internet without people knowing
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  me. Whether you like me, whether you
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  love me or hate me, it don't fucking matter.
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  Donald Trump has people who love him, and then there's people
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  that hate him. He has over 75 million people
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  who voted for him. But on the other hand, he's got
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  people who act like he's the Antichrist or worse than Adolf
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  Hitler. It's the name of the game.
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  It's how people play it. I don't let that shit get to me
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  at all. So what happens is, is these
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  people, they realize that the more bigger the mouth, the more
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  controversy, the more views atheists started realizing, hey,
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  wait a minute, instead of just attacking religious people
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  because there was a time where religious people had become
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  fatigued by atheists. It's true.
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  Christians just got to a point where they didn't want to
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  respond to the atheist anymore. See the the game went like this.
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  The atheist says stupid shit to the religious person and tries
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  to piss them off. The religious person responds
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  and this keeps going back and forth and the subscribers are
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  hopping back and forth and subscribing to the channel
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  that's antagonizing the Christian.
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  The atheist figured this out. A big fucking game.
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  It wasn't nothing personal. There was no hatred involved.
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  But the atheists realized that the more ignorant and nastier
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  they were to their target, the more heat they would get, and
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  then the more clicks and views. So a lot of atheists started
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  becoming naturally pieces of shit, assholes, losers, nasty
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  fucking people. Because money was involved.
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  Now if you ran into an atheist who didn't have that kind of
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  shit on their YouTube channel and didn't care about
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  subscribers, you know a typical atheist that just uses YouTube
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  casually, doesn't give a fuck about all the arguments or the
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  points, just wants to hang out and socialize, You'll realize
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  almost right away that oh wow, this non believer actually seems
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  pretty cool. Unfortunately a lot of the
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  really bright atheists that used to exist, they ended up leaving
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  YouTube because they realized YouTube had become a fucking
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  dumpster fire and what we were left with was the garbage.
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  It was kind of like living in a a community where suddenly you
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  move in all kinds of diversification as they call it.
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  You move in a bunch of trash, a bunch of fucking assholes and
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  shit, and then those people destroy the property, They
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  destroyed the land. They bring down the value of
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  everything. And that's what atheists were
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  basically doing. They brought down the value of
• 26:44
  every single thing from the discussions to the argument to
• 26:49
  even wanting to connect with people.
• 26:52
  Nowadays people are paranoid and have anxiety.
• 26:55
  They don't know if they should go into a live room or a
• 26:57
  broadcast because they've seen so many people humiliated and
• 27:01
  embarrassed and mocked that they're like fuck that.
• 27:05
  I know for a fact hundreds of people that have messaged me in
• 27:09
  the past where they're like, after what people done to you,
• 27:12
  Mr. King, I am never going on a live show.
• 27:16
  I am never going to go and never going to make videos.
• 27:21
  People used to be inspired to make videos because of me, but
• 27:25
  because of how people treated me now they don't want to be a part
• 27:29
  of it. They think YouTube is a fucking
• 27:31
  joke, that YouTube's only good for cat videos and hamsters
• 27:36
  running on wheels and shit and people getting eaten by
• 27:39
  alligators. They don't give a fuck anymore.
• 27:43
  The whole system was ruined and because the constant hacking
• 27:47
  happened and the constant abuse coming from these fucking
• 27:52
  losers, YouTube's made their terms of service and community
• 27:56
  guidelines more strict. They started setting up
• 27:59
  blacklist, they started setting up all kinds of shit in order to
• 28:04
  protect users from cunts like this.
• 28:09
  So not only did atheism start falling hard, but now you've got
• 28:14
  YouTube and every social media network talking about how there
• 28:18
  has to be censorship and how there has to be all these
• 28:22
  protective features. And we got to protect the kids,
• 28:26
  You know, we don't want children to see all this filth on the
• 28:30
  thing. And of course there were non
• 28:32
  believers who were posting porn and and nasty shit and all that.
• 28:37
  And YouTube was getting in trouble with advertisers because
• 28:41
  advertisers didn't want their shit to show up on pornography
• 28:45
  and they also didn't like the idea of promoting videos that
• 28:49
  children may watch. It was a big fucking mess.
• 28:53
  For a while there it seemed like YouTube was going to sink into
• 28:56
  the ground as well as many other social networks.
• 29:00
  Facebook jumped right into the mess, too.
• 29:04
  A whole bunch of Twitter ended up jumping into that whole
• 29:08
  censorship safety nonsense. But then it got worse.
• 29:15
  Once Google and all these companies realized all the
• 29:20
  different things that they could do after educating themselves
• 29:23
  and learning tools to be able to protect their users, allegedly,
• 29:30
  they decided to get political. All of the social media
• 29:35
  companies, Google X, Twitter, all that shit, and they decided
• 29:42
  to weaponize it. Make it to where?
• 29:45
  Hey, wait a minute, We figured out a way to be able to get rid
• 29:48
  of groups of people. We figured out how to shut down
• 29:51
  the atheist and religious extremists and fanatics.
• 29:55
  We figured out how to get rid of the terrorists who were
• 29:57
  uploading videos of chopping people's heads off.
• 30:02
  Since we're Democrats, why don't we use the system to fuck out
• 30:06
  conservatives and Republicans? Why don't we use the same
• 30:09
  system? Because Republicans do have
• 30:13
  certain patterns and certain predictabilities.
• 30:16
  Let's use the algorithm to smash them.
• 30:19
  Since atheists are always acting like fucking cock suckers and
• 30:23
  some religious people say this or do this, let's just simply
• 30:27
  blacklist and shadow ban so these people can never rise to
• 30:32
  fame or anything. And that's one of the reasons
• 30:35
  why a lot of you out there you're locked out.
• 30:38
  If you're a Muslim, you probably discovered by now your shit
• 30:42
  ain't going nowhere because Google doesn't like Islam.
• 30:47
  Christianity. They don't like Christianity,
• 30:50
  Christianity If. Unless you had a YouTube channel
• 30:53
  from a long time ago where you earned 500,000 subscribers
• 30:58
  before the merger of Google and YouTube, you'll never get there.
• 31:05
  None of you are ever going to become the next PewDiePie.
• 31:08
  We've all been locked. We're only allowed access every
• 31:12
  once in a while. Our videos will be recommended
• 31:15
  whenever the algorithm says so. You'll never get seen, You'll
• 31:20
  never get heard. And I know that's my fate as
• 31:22
  well. I know that it's getting to the
• 31:25
  point where I'm lucky if I can get a fucking view by two hours
• 31:30
  in. I'm posting shit nowadays and
• 31:34
  plus I won't play the game anymore.
• 31:37
  You know the game where you try to cause controversy with
• 31:41
  another YouTube or some kind of problems or just hate on some
• 31:46
  random fucking person on the Internet?
• 31:48
  That's the only thing that seems to work for a lot of people
• 31:51
  nowadays and that's the reason why it's a hate site.
• 31:56
  People are like, man, I can't just make videos talking about
• 31:59
  normal shit because nobody will be able to see me or hear me.
• 32:03
  If I'm going to make a video, I better make it fucking burn.
• 32:06
  I better make it hard. I better come in like a a
• 32:10
  fucking bull in a China shop. I do great on the radio.
• 32:19
  There's no kind of bullshit that holds me back.
• 32:23
  People TuneIn, they hear what I got to say and I've got tons and
• 32:27
  tons of views. I'm doing better than a lot of
• 32:30
  these haters out here. A lot of people underestimate
• 32:33
  me. They forget that I had celebrity
• 32:36
  status and they forget that my radio's been around during the
• 32:40
  entire time of all these banning and shadow bands and shutdowns
• 32:45
  and termination. It's been there the whole time.
• 32:49
  I have accumulated over thousands of episodes and shows,
• 32:57
  and that's where a lot of Youtubers went too.
• 32:59
  A lot of people quit YouTube and went to that shit so they could
• 33:03
  listen to the King. And I appreciate it.
• 33:06
  I appreciate the love and the support but that's why that is
• 33:16
  why atheism died. Christopher Hitchens died,
• 33:21
  Stephen Hawkings died, Richard Dawkins.
• 33:23
  He became a a feminist hate and piece of shit who didn't make
• 33:29
  any sense and was unwilling to actually debate people.
• 33:33
  He said I'm not going to debate any creationist.
• 33:37
  He basically acted like he was too smart, too good to argue
• 33:41
  with Christians after he got his ass picked by William Lane Craig
• 33:47
  as well as Fred Turek and a couple other guys and ladies.
• 33:52
  He didn't want any part of that shit anymore.
• 33:55
  Bill Nye went up against him and then since then decided he
• 34:02
  wasn't going to debate anybody either.
• 34:05
  He's just too fucking smart. They'll go on CNN all day where
• 34:09
  they endorse him and blab and shit, but he didn't have the
• 34:13
  balls to ever get in the ring with anybody anymore.
• 34:16
  Same with what's that black guy's name.
• 34:20
  I forget his fucking name because he's so stupid.
• 34:23
  That arrogant smug prick. What's his name?
• 34:28
  The guy who basically took over the Cosmos show.
• 34:32
  I forget what his name is. It'll probably come to mind
• 34:35
  later, but that guy got exposed over and over as well.
• 34:42
  And funny too. I remember him throwing atheism
• 34:47
  under the fucking bus too whenever he realized atheism was
• 34:50
  dying. A lot of famous atheists left
• 34:57
  YouTube when they started seeing what was happening.
• 35:02
  A lot of famous non believers who were smart and super
• 35:06
  intelligent. When they seen what was going on
• 35:09
  that a different brand of atheism was starting to rise,
• 35:14
  they got the fuck out of there. And you know why?
• 35:18
  Because they knew that in the end, these atheists were going
• 35:23
  to cause the world to hate them. They knew that as long as they
• 35:27
  were in the same camp with these atheists labeled the same shit,
• 35:32
  that they were going to piss off people and they would not be
• 35:35
  trusted. People wouldn't want to talk to
• 35:38
  atheists because of their behavior and actions.
• 35:41
  And it basically spilled over on them.
• 35:45
  So they realize that their agenda, their narrative that
• 35:49
  they wanted, they seem they were like me, where they seen
• 35:53
  themselves as a good person just trying to cut through the
• 35:57
  bullshit, trying to expose the evil people.
• 36:01
  But now it turned out there was a lot of evil atheist, and you
• 36:06
  don't want to get into a bracket where you're exposing atheists
• 36:09
  left and right was the way a lot of them felt.
• 36:13
  However, because I had been abused repeatedly by these
• 36:18
  fucking losers, because I'd been stolen from, scammed, played
• 36:23
  out, defamed, mocked in every way imaginable, and on top of
• 36:30
  that I had become a Christian, I figured, why not?
• 36:34
  I'll jump in the mud with these fucking losers.
• 36:37
  I'll be here, Huckleberry. And I had no problem with
• 36:41
  exposing evil non believers. Why not?
• 36:45
  A good person exposes evil religious people, Why not expose
• 36:49
  evil ass non believers as well? And still to this day, I
• 36:54
  consider my my mission and life righteous.
• 37:00
  I consider it good. I've said some things that
• 37:04
  probably could have done without.
• 37:06
  Sure, I've made some decisions and I've associated with some of
• 37:10
  the wrong people because I'm not a fucking mind reader.
• 37:14
  I don't know somebody's going to be a piece of shit from one day
• 37:17
  to the next, especially in social media.
• 37:21
  But I learned real quick on how far people would go to push and
• 37:26
  do horrible shit. So basically, ladies and
• 37:35
  gentlemen, I have created an entire video explaining to you
• 37:38
  why the demise of atheism happened.
• 37:41
  But it wasn't just because of their big mouths and how fucking
• 37:44
  ignorant they are. It was also because there was a
• 37:49
  time, believe it or not, where atheism posed a real threat.
• 37:54
  Atheism was rising in America. It was.
• 37:58
  And a lot of atheists were very proud of themselves.
• 38:01
  They're like, our religion's dying.
• 38:03
  The churches are being taken down and you know, we run the
• 38:07
  shit on the Internet kind of thing.
• 38:08
  We're the big dogs. But then there was a lot of
• 38:12
  atheists out there that started suffering internally.
• 38:17
  There were a lot of atheists out there who were having trouble
• 38:19
  with their family. They were having trouble with
• 38:22
  drinking and drugs. The more popular you get, the
• 38:26
  more opportunities you get to fuck your life up.
• 38:29
  An atheist took every one of them.
• 38:31
  A lot of atheists started ending their own lives.
• 38:35
  A lot of atheists started ruining their own fucking
• 38:39
  marriages, their own relationships.
• 38:41
  Any friends that they had were religious.
• 38:43
  They had mocked and been so abusive and nasty on the
• 38:46
  Internet. They ended up ruining their
• 38:48
  relationships with their family and their friends and even
• 38:52
  losing their wives and husbands and shit due to their pompous,
• 38:56
  pitchy little attitudes. What a fucking mess.
• 39:05
  The Bible says you fight with the sword and you die by the
• 39:08
  sword. I believe you can see that in
• 39:11
  some philosophical quotes as well.
• 39:16
  Reigns and the just and the unjust.
• 39:21
  If you're going to spend all your days doing war, eventually
• 39:24
  you're going to die from war. That's pretty much the
• 39:26
  philosophy of it. I think there was once a time
• 39:37
  where I believe that there used to be a time, at least I thought
• 39:41
  so, that religious people, non believers, could just become
• 39:45
  friends, get along with each other.
• 39:48
  You have your view. I have my view and all that, but
• 39:51
  since people get paid to torture other people, since people think
• 39:56
  of this as their job to fucking annihilate other human beings
• 40:00
  who don't think like them, it's extra incentive along with the
• 40:03
  pride and ego to just keep on doing it.
• 40:07
  And eventually it's going to get into the point where all these
• 40:11
  social media networks become like fucking Alcatraz.
• 40:16
  Nobody, nobody would be allowed to say anything.
• 40:19
  Everything's offensive. And then people, if you offend
• 40:23
  somebody, it may even get to the point where you're arrested.
• 40:26
  I was looking at a news article where a guy in the UK simply
• 40:30
  screamed in front of a bunch of Muslims.
• 40:32
  He said I love bacon. They arrested him.
• 40:36
  There was a celebrity boxer who was in an interview and he said
• 40:44
  he goes, one of the reasons I don't like Muslims is because,
• 40:48
  and they're into child brides. And because he said that, they
• 40:53
  jailed him. They fucking jailed him because
• 40:56
  it hurt the feelings of Muslims, even though it was absolutely
• 41:00
  true. That's the kind of world we're
• 41:04
  going to live in where everybody is walking on egg shells and
• 41:09
  everybody's a fucking sensitive, rooty poo candy ass.
• 41:14
  It's going to be to the point where you're not able to express
• 41:17
  yourself through art, entertainment, everything.
• 41:22
  Nowadays, they call that system the woke, the camps of culture.
• 41:27
  That's the reason why all that should exist.
• 41:30
  I was there for it. I watched it whenever it was
• 41:33
  given birth. I watched it as it grew.
• 41:36
  I watched it whenever it was a toddler and learned to walk the
• 41:40
  Me Too movements. Men are offensive.
• 41:44
  White men are toxic masculinities.
• 41:51
  And then men became the enemy, didn't they?
• 41:56
  Every movie, every show, everything that you watch out
• 41:59
  there had to have this agenda pushed on it.
• 42:02
  And then finally it got to the point where the teachers and
• 42:05
  schools decided that they knew more than the parents and pushed
• 42:09
  their shit in the classrooms. I watched it all unfold and it
• 42:15
  all happened because of you.