u/maybealmostpossibly

... The other dude heard it in English but I forget what he heard.

Just wanted to get a sense of this sub. Jiddu was an atheist, not a theist. So I assumed everyone here was too, more or less.

But then I saw a post here mentioning God and using the concept to talk about some stuff and got curious.

PS: A couple of you pointed out that jiddu isn't an atheist, he is more of an agnostic ("you cannot know the unknowable"). In my head, agnostics and atheists are mostly the same, in that if there was an actual evidence of god, they both would believe in it, but otherwise neither feels there is enough evidence to believe in god.

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What level of 'eating do you want:

1. Literally, eat them, marinated and cooked over the flames of burning pires of their hoards of money, yourself if you must.

2. Encourage and assist all the 'brothers of Mario', the Luigis', the righteous hot mess of the worlds with back pains to 'eat' them for us.

3. Divest from consumerism to slowly starve them so that the rich eat themselves alive from inside out.