FistingEnthusiast

Yep

I apparently incited violence.

I never knew saying "bad bot" to a nazi apologist was so offensive

I think they at least want to be seen as sympathetic to conservatives

The reality is that they always were. Reddit was never "left-wing"

But it's about what's publicly visible and "known"

It was a shitty situation, and it absolutely turned my life upside down

The bright side is that it gave me the push to do something I'd wanted to do for many years, but I was stuck in the golden handcuffs of my career

There's not a thing that I miss about my former life. Even the money was actually starting to become a problem, because it was turning into something that I was chasing purely for its own sake

It's funny where you end up sometimes, and absolutely crazy how we can get there

Well, Israel seem determined to resurrect it

Oh the irony...

Fantastic news!

Yep

I find it hilarious when people make the mistake of confusing my patience and tolerance for weakness

Hey!

Yeah...

There is nothing wrong with punching a bigot in the mouth

I have worked for absolutely huge government departments, and in private industry doing the same thing

The private sector did the job with fewer people sometimes, but the costs to the government were astronomical and the profits went offshore

Working for the government department meant more people were spending their money in the local economy

I know which one was better for society, and if it wasn't for people getting sweet deals to contract out works, then it would all have been government run, the way it should always have been

Didn't realise the OP was called Allah

Yeah, that and their defence of religion makes me question whether or not they ask this in good faith

Greed.

Religion has been said, but religion is always just the excuse for justifying greed

Belief that some unfalsafiable deity is behind you, and therefore any of your actions are righteous is incredibly dangerous, because there's no accountability. How many atrocities are justified by religion, and the belief that justice will be done in the next life?

Religion is used to justify things like the fascist movement currently sweeping through the US, abhorrent regimes in the middle-east, and the subjugation of people (particularly women) everywhere

Of course, religion is the justification, but the real objective is to gather more wealth and power

From the mega-churches in the US, to the Vatican, to the mullah in a village somewhere in the world, it's all about having more

Can a god create a rock it cannot lift?

The very concept of omnipotence is a logical fallacy.

Given that the whole basis of the fairytale relies on their god being omnipotent, it kinda falls at the first hurdle