08-08-2013, 12:34 PM
VileKyle Wrote:How do I have a tone? I'm typing.
Tones aren't explicit only to sound.
(e.g. Oh, HELL NO!)
I can read between the lines.
VileKyle Wrote:You're clearly angry though because of the specific point you are trying to make. You hate religion. I get that and I'm trying to tell you the flaws in your point.
Pointing out that religion is the root of most of what is wrong with this world does not equate anger,
it equates a desire to see an end to it.
Yes, I hate religion.
You can hate something without being angry at it.
I can hate world hunger because it makes me sad, but I'm not angry at it.
VileKyle Wrote:Again, that does happen in religion. That does not always happen in religion as a rule though.
Brainwashing is not a rule, it's a requirement.
Like I said, previously:
Without it, religion would cease to exist.
VileKyle Wrote:I don't know where you are getting that.
I get it from 23 years of life experience dealing with religious fanatics,
and being one myself growing up.
VileKyle Wrote:Just because [B]some people do something, does not mean that all people like them do the same thing.
There are different ways to brainwash.
Finally, you are correct on something.
Brainwashing may bring up the cliche' stereotypical comical vision that many people think it to be,
but it comes in many variations, which can be extremely subtle, and undetectable.
That's the beauty of it.
VileKyle Wrote:I think that's called prejudice. You might want to rethink that.
I speak from experience and reason,
therefore, my stance is in no way prejudice.
VileKyle Wrote:Plenty of people choose to be religious. How can you assume that everyone is forced into it?
Indirectly being forced into something can be as simple as implying something to someone,
making them subconsciously question and ponder it down the line,
to a point where they want to try it out,
and once they do,
they're fed more mind games,
until their stuck in a whirlwind of mental-fuckery,
then finally: complacency.
It's a parasitic technique, really.
Things get more fun,
when someone is in a state of despair,
trauma, addiction, or giving up.
(At that point, they're simple prey.)
Yes,
in the end they choose religion,
but was it truly voluntary from the get go?
(no)
VileKyle Wrote:You're making personal attacks. I think that says enough about your motives.
Religion is very personal.
It drives people into utter delusion,
false hope,
and victim-hood from a slave-master relationship
with a make-pretend deity.
It's very personal.
VileKyle Wrote:Informing others of your beliefs is neither indoctrination nor brainwashing. It's information. You can choose to listen or ignore it, much like you are ignoring me. Or am I brainwashing you right now?
It's information with a purpose.
I need not again rant about what that purpose is,
or how it's subliminally instilled into others.
I'm in no way ignoring you.
I've replied to every statement you've made,
during this long exchange between us.
And quite frankly,
after this post,
I'm done responding to you on this matter.
I've made my point more than clear,
and you refuse to accept my side of this debate.
I agree to disagree.
The end.
VileKyle Wrote:If you listen to yourself, you are acting exactly like the religious fanatics that you hate. Your "logic" follows their exact patterns.
I'll agree to using similar, but not exact, "patterns".
It takes an eye for an eye,
for something to being implicated,
and accepted as the truth.
You can't fight a musketman with a toothpick.
You'll never win.
VileKyle Wrote:You have much in common, yet you think you are so different.
All we have in common is a passion to infiltrate one's mind with enlightenment.
The difference is theirs is of delusion, ignorance, fear, denial, and mental illness.
Mine comes from a place of truth,
intelligence, brutal honesty,
and a hope that humanity will one day break free
from this conundrum of stupidity called religion.