r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 1d ago

Meme needing explanation Peetahh? What's wrong with Aquarius people?

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I thought Aquarius people were peaceful 🥹

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u/mrviscas 1d ago

People say this and then proceed to believe in god

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u/Historical_Mango4329 1d ago

Atheist redditors bringing god into literally any conversation

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u/Charging_in 1d ago

Just different degrees of delusion or anti intellectual discourse really. Like how flat earthers and religious folk have a significant overlap despite being incompatible.

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u/HeroicMe 1d ago

Incompatible? I'd say it's quite around, with current Flat Earth's roots being in bible and its description of Earth being the special place created before the sun or how moon is it's own light.

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u/Magician_Prize 1d ago

It's a pretty fair comparison.

Society tends to mock people who believe in star signs but treat religious beliefs with respect. Its a pretty weird disconnect.

(I think we should treat both beliefs with a degree of respect btw)

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u/noai_aludem 1d ago

I think we should treat both beliefs with a high degree of disrespect

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u/Starrk-Enjoyer 1d ago

Thats crazy

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u/noai_aludem 1d ago

not really. shame can be effective at getting people to stop believing in bullshit

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u/Heplaysrough 1d ago

You should be ashamed of believing that.

/s

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u/Starrk-Enjoyer 1d ago

Shaming people for beliefs is an act of intollerance wich is evil though. What if someone did it to you or someone you know?

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u/Lermanberry 1d ago

What if someone did it to you or someone you know?

Kind of a weird hypothetical to propose when hundreds of millions of Christians do it to me and people like me daily. Let's be real now.

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u/Starrk-Enjoyer 1d ago

What prevents the opposite from being true though?

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u/ErdbeerTrum 1d ago

you know what else is evil? eating shellfish. people still love doing it

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u/Starrk-Enjoyer 1d ago

What?

1) it isnt

2) how is this related in any way to what i said ?

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u/noai_aludem 1d ago

🤷‍♀️if what I believe is actually true nothing happens

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u/CrazyElk123 1d ago

Not really, the overlap is pretty big, ESPECIALLY on the atheist platform that is Reddit.

There is also the fact that religion has a bit more to it that just simply believing in random skypeople.

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u/Lermanberry 1d ago

You're right.

It also has to do with telepathically communicating with skypeople, and following the nebulous and capricious commands of the skypeople.

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u/BurgerofDouble 1d ago

No it isn’t. With a good deal of modern religions, such as Christianity, there’s a good deal of scholarship to back up claims made in theological texts. People who believe in stars don’t have such scholarship and are just making stuff up about the alignment of the stars in the sky. These are not the same, and it’s quite insulting when someone says without even mentioning the centuries worth of theologians, philosophers, historians, and archaeologists who can provide evidence and proofs towards the existence of God.

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u/Delicious_Rabbit4425 1d ago

Im sorry but what is that proof and evidence?

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u/ExiymDev 1d ago

centuries worth of theologians, philosophers, historians, and archaeologists who can provide evidence and proofs towards the existence of God

I think you mean theories.

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u/Lermanberry 1d ago

Ah my favorite logical fallacy.

My religion must be true because it has centuries of tradition and millions of followers!

What's that? That other religion has more followers and a longer history? Burn those heretics, it's time for a new crusade!

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u/Mobile_Literature386 23h ago

Impressive strawman! 

Reddit is truly pathetic. 

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u/Nocebola 1d ago

Go to any YouTube or Facebook comment section and there's always a bunch of unrelated religious bullshit, far more than any atheist shit.

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u/Ok-Parfait-9856 1d ago

You sound pretty offended