WBC Phelps mother converted to lesbianism after death.

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**Gentleman_Jellyfish**

xole wrote:
CthuluIsSpy wrote:
Gentleman_Jellyfish wrote:
Why are we here?!?!

I dunno man, it's one of the great questions in life.

Oh, you mean why are we here in this topic? Because lesbians.

Reading the title, I was expecting some famous person's mother to come out as a satanic lesbian after he died.

I'm very disappointed.

I don't know. When the thread turns out to be about some people who performed a ritual to Turn Undead-Lesbian

**sebster**

Jihadin wrote:
Tripped us out to. At 18 like they do I think he was allowed to live like the rest of us for a year. Decided to join the army on a three year contract. Became a Medic. He was the only one allowed not to be issued a weapon per SGT Maj. order. Since Rifle Qual was twice a year at least the NCO's who were running Safety on the firing line would switch out with him. NCO would have his weapon on the line to. So when Byler went out to the firing line they swap places and the NCO will shoot for him if on the digital target range or we just use a M4A3 commonly called a Skillcraft pen. He go home on leave and rent a room for one night and swap from regular clothes to Amish clothes while on leave. Apparently his father agreed to the arrangement. Think he was training up to be their version of a Doctor. Still a good kid and a good soldier. Loved being a paratrooper.

That's a great story. Cheers for that

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Peregrine wrote:
So how is this any different from any "mainstream" religion? You could apply equally strong criticism to any of them over ridiculous claims they make.

(Answer: it isn't any different. The only reason satanism is obviously "silly" is that satanists are a small enough minority that they don't get the default excessive respect that larger religions get.)

Nah, it's because the ideas of Satanism are basically half-baked excuses to justify a chronic case of special snowflake syndrome. It's basically just another take on Objectivism, and deserves to be mocked about as much.

**Kovnik Obama**

sebster wrote:
It's basically just another take on Objectivism, and deserves to be mocked about as much.

'cept for the part about magic working. Although only if you believe in it and haven't ever doubted it. Despite the fact that the guy who wrote that said you'd have to be an idiot to believe in supernatural forces.

Sad to say, but I'd rank Objectivism higher. Ever so slightly.

**sebster**

Monster Rain wrote:
African Voodoo Curse anecdotes wasn't something I was expecting in this thread.

In hindsight it was inevitable...

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Relapse wrote:
Orlanth, your fighting the good fight and I'm with you on this, but something I have learned long ago is that even if people were to have an undeniable Angel come down and tell them it was all true they wouldn't neccessarily believe.

fething bs. This idea that Christians have that we're just unbelievers and that's that is so dismissive, and so rude. Fact is we look at the world and see evidence against the existance of God, just as you see evidence for the existance of God.

It would be unbelievably rude of me to assume that you're just a guy who has to believe and that's that, and so I don't. Extend the same courtesy to others, please.

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Kovnik Obama wrote:
'cept for the part about magic working. Although only if you believe in it and haven't ever doubted it. Despite the fact that the guy who wrote that said you'd have to be an idiot to believe in supernatural forces.

Sad to say, but I'd rank Objectivism higher. Ever so slightly.

I'd rank satanism as slightly sillier, because of the magic thing. But I'd say objectivism is slightly more worrying, because for too many objectivists it isn't just a phase, but ends up being a life long commitment to silliness.