I will say, the zombies mode is the best version in many years. For the low price of $0 through gamepass (which I get for free through an MS Rewards farming script), I can't complain too much about it. But I wish they would just release a standalone zombies game at some point, it's literally the only thing I like about cod and would gladly actually buy it (assuming it isn't ass, which is like 50/50 with cod lol).
Tbf, the vast majority of these creatures are significantly more powerful than humans, and many significantly smarter. They seem perfectly okay with it. I mean hell, you can capture and battle with Poke-God himself. I like to think of it more like a sport all pokemon love or some shit than Pal World-type slavery.
Idk. I think it stops being an innocent intrusive thought once you've said it out loud on a public forum. It just feels mean spirited and rude. It'd be like saying "I hope he does a flip" out loud while in a crowd watching somebody about to jump off a building. Sure, he probably didn't hear you, but it's still fucked up and not okay. Maybe not that bad since nobody is at the risk of dying in the comment's case, but you probably get my point. Intrusive thoughts should be kept to yourself.
That said, I apologize for misinterpreting what you said as agreeing with them.
Is it hurting anyone? Why are you so annoyed by somebody else's piercing that you want to, as you claim, actually rip it out of his face? And then to actually say (or in your case, agree with) something like that on the internet for all to see... that's incredibly intolerant.
No. I do think it's ugly though. My guy really needs to pick a different color. At first I thought he had like an open wound with the skin hanging off or something. Maybe it looks better in person.
A lot of movies and shows portray molotovs the other way, so if they don't know any better many people might think that's how you do it. And tbf, it does work that way. It's just dangerous and unnecessary.
And even if you think it's not a cult, your children will have plenty of time to meet God or whatever when they're old enough to make the decision on their own. Your god isn't so weak that he needs to indoctrinate impressionable children to gain followers, is he?
Super duper lpt: don't shove the burning rag into the bottle. Seal the bottle with whatever normally seals it, then tie the rag around the neck. The idea of a molotov is that the glass bursts open first upon hitting the ground, then the flammable substance catches fire from the rag. Since the bottle needs to break anyway, shoving the rag inside of the bottle is unnecessary and dangerous.
Nah you just don't get it, slavery is fine when god commands it because he created us and might makes right, obviously. /s
Yeah, I will occasionally throw call-in shows like the atheist experience on as background noise while I do things. I've heard my share of terrible takes on why slavery on the bible is actually a good thing.
Haha no, god explicitly commanded slavery on multiple different instances. That's irrelevant though, as god is the one who created everything knowing how it would turn out with full ability to prevent it, making it 100% his fault. For example:
When God supposedly created Adam and Eve, he had perfect foreknowledge that they would eat from the tree and cause the bullshit that is the fall and original sin. And yet, he still put the tree there. He still put the serpent there. He still gave them access to the tree. He could have chosen not to let any of these things happen, but he didn't.
When a toddler swallows a bottle of poison you've left on the floor, whose fault is it? (Hint: it's not the toddler's, and it's certainly not the toddler's future great great great great great grandchildren's)
While I'm sure most of it has always been here, I would be surprised if modern technology hasn't contributed to a spike in depression. I have more content and information than I could ever need in the palm of my hands, and yet everything I read seems to make me hate people.
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