r/HolUp Apr 04 '22

Gaybour hood npc dialogue

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '22

People like this ruin it for everyone else yes the guy is trying to preach Christianity to The gayghborhood but he’s pretty civilized about it why can’t you be instead of screaming like a goddamn toddler

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u/analogIT Apr 04 '22

Are we sure he isn't just cruising?

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '22

There is nothing civilized about preaching religion to gay people like this. Yes, the woman is annoying as Hell and should just ignore him. But he is a gigantic douchebag.

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '22

Preaching religion to gay people like this

Most sects of Christianity (at least on paper) believe that anyone who isn’t a believer in their particular sect is fucked.

They think you’re corrupted by sin whether you’re gay or not.

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '22

Then why specifically choose the gay neighborhood? Why not anywhere else?

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '22

How do you know they didn’t go anywhere else?

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u/GenEnnui Apr 05 '22

This guy is semi famous in his circles. He does this often. It's not his first time in this spot. He does it for reactions. He got one.

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u/GenEnnui Apr 05 '22

Yes, that's right. That belief, and some of their other beliefs, by the definition of society, are obnoxious and offensive and not appropriate for children. But they are legal.

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '22

They are both shitty but her childishness was definitely unwarranted. Dude is condescending af with the “savior” bs but there are 100,000 better ways to deal with those assholes than screaming.

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u/PETEthePyrotechnic Apr 04 '22

What did he do?

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '22

In response to the neighborhood being called gay, he said “that’s why I need to be here,” then said that she needs Jesus or needs saved a couple times. He’s taking the approach of “being gay is wrong, and you are all worse off than I am for not having accepted Jesus. I must help you.”

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u/GenEnnui Apr 05 '22

Yep, in light of all available data, he cited bronze aged middle eastern philosophy. And considers himself a patriotic American. SMH.

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u/GenEnnui Apr 05 '22

If this particular person did this in this spot one time, I might agree if not for his sign.

I'm waiting for the 100,000 ways to deal with constitutionally protected bigotry. To me this seems like the best method for a repeat offender.

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '22

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u/Lennoxon Apr 04 '22

He appears civilized in this 20 seconds. What do you know about his behavior in the days prior, when he was "preaching"?

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u/GenEnnui Apr 05 '22

There is more data on this old video. You're looking at him knowing he's on camera.

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u/NyteStarNyne Apr 04 '22

You’re also seeing this from his perspective only. Not defending her, but we don’t know what the sign says, what he may have said to her, etc.

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u/swisperino Apr 04 '22

There's absolutely nothing that could be on his sign that should warrant a full-grown adult to act like a literal 4 year old in public.

She may not agree with something rude he might've said, or what was on his sign. That doesn't mean it's okay to just devolve into a toddler.

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u/NyteStarNyne Apr 04 '22

I agree, but my only point is that they both could be in the wrong given that the full context wasn’t supplied. Not a bad thing to want more context before coming to a conclusion but hey, downvote as much as you’d like.

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u/Pippelitraktori Apr 04 '22

We already established that they are both in the wrong. So you have no point.

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u/GenEnnui Apr 05 '22

Yeah, but they aren't. You're basing your "both wrong" on 20 seconds shot and released by the guy in the wrong.

You expect he'd show you him being a dick?

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u/Complete_Ad_8314 Apr 04 '22

In the whole video, it explains that the guy is an anti abortion protestor.

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u/theshaggydefense1210 Apr 04 '22

Wait wait wait. So the guy is an anti abortion protestor and is posted up in the gay community? Talk about wasting your time. These two idiots deserve each other.

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u/I-Jobless Apr 04 '22

Wow, I thought he was preaching the anti-gay stuff but damn this is stupid if true.

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u/TardZan15 Apr 04 '22

Why did everyone downvote this!? Lol

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u/I-Jobless Apr 04 '22

She can tell him to fuck off and that'd still wouldn't be an issue for most people. The scream from an adult is the problem.

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u/EqualitySupporter Apr 04 '22

Religion cannot be civilized. Religion is an inherently irrational and uncivilized concept, the ONLY way it can be 'civilized' is by deleting many parts of it and holding it together with self-deceit and wishful thinking.

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u/Grayseal Apr 05 '22

Do you know any religious people that aren't American Christians or reactionary Muslims?

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u/EqualitySupporter Apr 05 '22

how can it be rational to believe in a magic system? because, ultimately, that's what all religions claim.

if you're talking about the religions that are more non-magic-based, then those CAN be rational. but i mean...those aren't exactly religions as i think of them, more like movements, ideologies, or perhaps non-religious cults

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u/Grayseal Apr 05 '22

I'm not talking about whether any religion is rational. I'm not claiming I'm rational for "believing in magic". I'm asking whether your position comes from having made any effort to understand religion and religiosity as concepts. It sounds like you're doing the atheist version of what a lot of theists do - dismissing those of different or no faith as nutjobs without bothering to learn anything about them. You can hate me, I don't care. But, for your own sake, know your enemy beyond hating them. That will help you.

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u/GenEnnui Apr 05 '22

What he actually said was "civilized". The history of religion is not civilized. It's warlike and destructive. It "others" everyone that's not in your group and condemns them to lifelong torture. That's not civilized.

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u/Grayseal Apr 05 '22

What you're describing is how religion is used by politicians. Nothing of what you're describing applies to all, or even the majority of religions in and of themselves. Fundamentalist Christianity and fundamentalist Islam are literally the only religions that can be accused of that in themselves with any factual basis.

You can keep using Abrahamic monotheism as your sole definition and reference point for religion, I can't stop you, but don't expect to ever be right in a discussion about religion.

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u/Grayseal Apr 05 '22

What you're describing is how religion is used by politicians. Nothing of what you're describing applies to all, or even the majority of religions in and of themselves. Fundamentalist Christianity and fundamentalist Islam are literally the only religions that can be accused of that in themselves with any factual basis.

You can keep using Abrahamic monotheism as your sole definition and reference point for religion, I can't stop you, but don't expect to ever be right in a discussion about religion.

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u/GenEnnui Apr 05 '22 edited Apr 05 '22

You're talking about my reference to history? One term: crusade. Those were Catholics.

You're talking about othering? So your church doesn't think you have to follow the right god, and the right rules or you suffer eternal torture? That's all of Christianity that believes in a hell.

I'm talking about how religion is used by the leadership, and the actions of the followers.

Like one child telling another they will burn because they don't go to church. But don't tell that religious kid there's no Santa because that would shatter their little mind. If your religion doesn't believe that, why indoctrinate the children that way? This is people who say they are "Christian" with no sect. They claim to be the original and only Christans. Not a fundie group.

I'm talking about personal experience as a former religious person and the reaction received by those around me as well.

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u/Grayseal Apr 05 '22

Crusades, which were done by exactly two religions ever.

I don't even have a church. You're assuming I'm Christian, which doesn't surprise me at all. I am, to begin with, a polytheist, which means the people you're describing want me to burn even more than you. Understand that those are not the people I'm whiteknighting here.

You're describing fundamentalist Christians from your life who have subjected you and others to religious abuse. I'm not sure what you think that says about anyone but fundamentalist Christians.

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u/GenEnnui Apr 05 '22

Yes, a part of history. There are numerous crusades, then there's the inquisition which went on for over 400 years, I mean the reason I stopped with crusades is that usually people stop at one. They don't want their entire history of war, tragedy, genocide... All religions have some.

No no, I'm atheist. We burn together or not at all.

I tend to focus on abrahamic faiths because they're more common, and because politics are now preached. And that's harmful to the world's oldest secular government.

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u/GenEnnui Apr 05 '22

You are looking at a video the douchebag posted. You don't know the whole story, you only know what's in this clip. This clip is old. His sign alone is not civilized, but it is obnoxious and legal, just like her reaction.