Discussion on Secularism and Religion

The whole concept of suicidal empathy is just another step

in this campaign to make secularism more palatable,

because secularism is inherently degenerate and self-destructive,

because that's just life without God.

And so they sort of have to package

it in this idealization of peace and love.

And it's not a new thing, obviously, the

left has been calling itself the more empathetic

and the more tolerant side for forever,

even if it's not true.

But this new wave, or this new strain,

or however you want to call it,

is more specifically targeting religious people.

I see it more and more that in my life

it's Jews saying you shouldn't take revenge and taking that verse out of context,

and I know Christians a lot of times will turn the other cheek verse out of context,

and they've gotten very very good at hiding the sacrilegious aspect of this,

because God does command us,

rise up and kill those who want to kill you,

and he does command us to put certain people to death, he gave us a justice system.

And what they're essentially doing is saying,

no, but we're more merciful than God, or we're more just than God.

And they hide it in this nice little wrapping paper of,

don't you want to do good?