• lightnsfw@reddthat.com
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    6 days ago

    Not what I asked you for. We’re back to the storybook. This shit right here is why I don’t want to work with you people. You can’t give a straight answer about why anyone should buy into your beliefs but you continue to try and push them on others and judge us for not following them.

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      6 days ago

      I asked you what you asked for and you asked me for “in plain sight”

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        6 days ago

        It’s in plain sight. You just ignore it.

        What is the “IT” you were referring to? That shouldn’t be a difficult question for you to answer. Which specific thing in plain sight am I ignoring? You claimed earlier that you don’t follow a book, you follow god, and yet all you can reference when I ask you to explain is that book?

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            6 days ago

            Sure buddy, you referenced the shit that’s “in plain sight” that only you can see with your special eyes and not the book where that exact story is written. Go ahead and ignore the other half of my comment though.

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              6 days ago

              So can you prove to me that Napoleon Boneparte existed without using historical writings?

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                  5 days ago

                  That’s how history works. To prove any event, you generally need to reference a book.

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                    5 days ago

                    I didn’t reference a book.

                    That’s how history works. To prove any event, you generally need to reference a book.