Jack Murphy

@arissyme @creation247 @darwintojesus ok what has that got to do with religon

@1997jackmurphy @creation247 @darwintojesus All that’s necessary for evil is good men to do nothing. As above, so below. As below, so above.

I've never heard an atheist criticize Satan, only God. Why is that?

@arissyme @creation247 @darwintojesus your making it way more complicated then it is mate

@1997jackmurphy @creation247 @darwintojesus You clearly completely fail to comprehend the metaphysics argument line of speculation described above. In the material physics world down here, let’s say you stop believing in one side of a pair of dualities. Like order vs chaos, control and power vs randomness and disorder

@MaceAhWindu even more so sense the other kingdoms had more of a milltery might

Realistically the moment Sansa just unilaterally decided that the North was now independent at least 3 other kingdoms would’ve followed suit immediately why tf would Dorne be cool with that, why would the surviving Reach houses accept fucking Bron, and the Iron Islands????

@SirBylHolte What makes it even more funny is the Spartens were more racist then the others. They did not even like other Greeks

Let’s see if I have this right: Black Helen of Troy and Black Clytemnestra are the daughters of Leda, who is said to have snowy, alabaster skin, and a white swan (Zeus in disguise). They are literally the only black elite in all of ancient Greece… yet somehow nobody in Sparta or Troy ever notices or mentions it. And King Menelaus marries this black Helen - completely outside his race - and no one bats an eye? And Paris, a Trojan warrior, is so hot for her he steals her from her husband - and no one back home in Troy bats an eye when they see her? Same with Clytemnestra marrying the Greek king Agamemnon - ZERO cultural or racial issues? And fun fact: Clytemnestra doesn't even physically appear in the timeline of the poem, as she is ALREADY DEAD. But their brothers Castor and Pollux stay fully Greek, and again, nobody notices the mysterious racial mismatch in the same family. Here's the thing: Ancient Greeks were notoriously xenophobic about outsiders, especially when it came to upper-class marriages and preserving bloodlines. Yet in Nolan’s version, none of that matters. Just "putting black women in places they never would have been," because...MAH RACISM. Is this REALLY the story Christopher Nolan expects us to swallow?

@badout314 @SirBylHolte so black panther can be white ?

@SirBylHolte It is fiction. Were you this upset when you learned they turned Jesus of Judah white?

@iamalmostlegend Oh piss of if we cast a white guy as a Zulu king you would bitch all over the place

Christopher Nolan, one of the greatest filmmakers of our time, who happens to be a White gentleman from London, cast Lupita Nyong’o as Helen of Troy. But all of the race critics attack Black people like we cast the damn movie. Mr. Nolan deserves no hate either, because he’s a creative visionary with a catalog of movies the world has enjoyed for over two decades. Leave us, Lupita, and him alone.

@StarWarsDaily_ No cause they will fuck up Thrwan even more

Do you want a season 2 of Ahsoka?

@arissyme @creation247 @darwintojesus ok but this idea that Athiest are devil worshippers is bullshit because to belive in the devil you have to also think god is real

@1997jackmurphy @creation247 @darwintojesus You can have spirituality faith and belief without religion. Sam Harris calls this not throwing out the baby with the bath water

@MitchUbishi4554 @ShakeLS @KatinOxford No i care about them looking like how they are discribed. We all know they cannot teach the whole cast greek and we do not want 3 hours of ubs. But its eazy to cast the right people and not race swap for your politics

@1997jackmurphy @ShakeLS @KatinOxford No, it is because you do not actually care about someone being Greek, you care about her being black.

There is zero reason to be upset about Helen of Troy being cast as a black woman. Except racism. There is no “historical accuracy” in a myth. Helen is not a real person. The requirements for Helen are to be extraordinarily beautiful and that more than describes Lupita.

@arissyme @creation247 @darwintojesus I have seen first hand how much of a cult religon is on people so no thank you

@1997jackmurphy @creation247 @darwintojesus Keep thinking maybe you’ll be able to grasp the commanding strength of the ontological argument or the necessity of contingent existence upon something, ANYTHING that is a ground of all existence actual and potential.

@FreedomVirus0 @AlitaYoko99 @teachergorman even if she did not they still need to respect the source

@AlitaYoko99 @GZERITIS @teachergorman Are you dumb? Helen of troy existed fool.

A bunch of chuds saw Lupita Nyong'o, one of the most beautiful women ever, was cast to play Helen of Troy, one of the most beautiful women ever, and their response was to start an online war ... proving she is the perfect pick to play a woman so beautiful she started a war!

@AlitaYoko99 @teachergorman so can the black panther be white

@GZERITIS @teachergorman No a good metaphor because Shaka existed

@teachergorman @Tradwife2222 they cast them for there talent. They cast this chick purly because shes black thats it

@Tradwife2222 Really? So do you consider it "transracial casting" when they pick white American actors to play Mediterranians, or is it only "transracial" when it's casting a non-white actor to play someone you consider white? There are a lot of movies with white actors playing non-whites.

@dirtypoolfilms @inNomineSomnium Jesus was not meant to be the hottest man alive was he

@inNomineSomnium Jesus was surely not this man. And what you are claiming is historically inaccurate. People living in that region were largely native Semitic people and were not Caucasian

Helena es una semi diosa: tez blanca, brazos suaves, pechos amplios, caderas redondas, cabellos suaves y dorados, cara dulce. Lupita es negra, pelo afro, sin busto, cuerpo plano y fibrado cual hombre. Fea para cánones clásicos. Es todo lo contrario a Helena.

@Ucutebutunotme @heyitslilylane @twinnykelly well she did not look like she was putting much effort in herself lol

@heyitslilylane @twinnykelly Don't be slow like you clearly see in the sex she just being banged like a empty ragged doll who treated like a bang maid. The man probably doesn't make her finish alot so.…..

Her husband doesn't have a job? 👀😂, but we women love secx why she unhappy?

@Camille69007 @akephalos_SK Greece was occupied by turks foe centuries thats why they are darker now

Yeah... but if she's Greek, she represents less than 1% of the population. 99% of Greeks are not blonde, so I don't know if he's a Persian third-worldist, but you, you're an ignoramus Plus, given the genetic exchanges at the time, there were even fewer blondes back then, so your girl has absolutely zero chance of being blonde. ​You clearly know nothing about Europe; you’re just fantasizing.

a) You're a Persian third worldist. You know nothing about Europe or its identity apparently, least of all Greeks. Plenty of them are blonde, plenty have blue eyes. There is nothing strictly "Nordic" about either of these people. B) If you read anything beyond whatever propagandist slop you gorge on, you'd know that both Achilles and Helen are described as being blonde and fair in Homeric tradition. Literacy isn't hard, buy some books.

@jawndotcom @akephalos_SK @futro3 they both dencet from the gods mate

@akephalos_SK @futro3 indicates the opposite, blonde hair and blue eyes were considered godly because they were stupidly rare

@futro3 @akephalos_SK you do know that both Helen and Archillies were decent from the gods right ?

@akephalos_SK Clearly, the ancient Greeks considered blonde hair and blue eyes only for the gods

@ComicsAbsolute @JAY_RISLEY @DragonFairyX1 @Wokenessisevil checkmate lol

@JAY_RISLEY @DragonFairyX1 @Wokenessisevil Helen being a greek is essential to her character.

How about race swapping Wakandans? Would you be ok with that?

@bstinso3 @BottjenJason @DragonFairyX1 @Wokenessisevil thats from the Greek translation, are you that slow lol

@BottjenJason @DragonFairyX1 @Wokenessisevil How do you know that is what Homer wrote? It was written in Ancient Greek and that language isn't in use anymore. Even a person that is fluent in modern Greek would have some trouble understanding the original text.