Jason Schmidt

@Richard_Vixen That’s not the proper way to interpret that. Wanting something doesn’t mean entitlement to something. At all, actuallly.

Men think working a full time job entitles them to a domestic servant

@hell_line0 “Should be able to…” Damn you nature! You too, God! How dare you not make everything the way Maryam likes it!

If men can cum and walk away with zero consequences, women should be able to abort and do the same. You don’t get to leave your DNA in someone’s body and then demand they carry the consequences for 9 months + 18 years....

If you believe in God, then supernatural occurrences aren’t silly or fertile ground for mockery. If you don’t believe in God, then it’s probably more intellectually honest to consider the details as metaphors or similar literary devices. To say “Talking donkey!?! You’re all dummies!” Is to fail to consider the message in its entirety. No Christian encounters someone mocking the supernatural details of the Bible as if that person “figured something out”

@perelandra12 @JasonTheSchmidt @athiestboi No. God spoke through the donkey.

Like I said the burden of proof is on Christians

@justmrjacob @fiercepatricks What would be the conservative Christian MAGA pedophiles?

@JasonTheSchmidt @fiercepatricks No, that would be the conservative Christian MAGA pedophiles.

Homosexuals don’t have an “agenda” that involves brainwashing or changing children to their “ways” That’s religion you are thinking of

@LouPerez @HerDreadsRock As seen on the CW.

@HerDreadsRock You want to see the best doctors. And the best doctors tend to be black. It's just reality.

“What if there was a find a white doctor website” couldn’t care less because I wouldn’t be using it. See how that works?

@Blacksword011 Slaves did not “build America..” They didn’t even build the South. But even if they did, how would their labor justify your sloth? It wouldn’t.

Don’t ever let a white person say you’re lazy when their ancestors imported an entire group of people to build America for them

@MetamateDaz Society immediately hit you with that? You had a terrible childhood.

You’re born onto a planet you never asked to exist on… and society immediately hits you with: “Okay, now go earn the right to eat, sleep, rest, and have shelter.” Like… zoom out for a second. We’re floating on a rock in infinite space and we created a game where you have to spend most of your life working just to not starve or freeze to death. The whole concept is actually insane when you think about it.

@fartbuttjr @micsolana @TheAtlantic @JeffreyGoldberg @thomaschattwill It also wrecks the verisimilitude of the feature, lowering the quality and diminishing the experience. Too many of those little political tweaks for the sake of modern sensibilities with just a small sacrifice to the overall quality add up to death by a million cuts

@micsolana @TheAtlantic @JeffreyGoldberg @thomaschattwill Yes I’ve said elsewhere… My issue with the race swapping is two fold: it’s almost exclusively in one direction; but more importantly, it’s the explicit product of a concerted ideological project to diminish the cultural influence of white people. It’s just racism.

The controversy surrounding the casting of Lupita Nyong’o as Helen of Troy in Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of “The Odyssey” says “more about today’s pathological understanding of identity than it does about classical antiquity,” @thomaschattwill argues. theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/05/…

@shesbonky You're overselling with all those adjectives. Now we know your opinion isn't based upon beauty standards, but politics. Imagine being so politically fragile that you have to lie about what you find attractive so you can signal your allegiance? Yuck!

imagine being so racist that you have to pretend this woman isn't breathtakingly, unimaginably, undeniably beautiful

@hell_line0 Abortion is not murder because the courts don't interpret this particular type of "homicide" as "murder." It's not "not murder" because the victim is "not a person." Of course it's a person! What do you think it is? A fish? Where the person's located doesn't affect its personhood

Abortion is not murder. It's not a person until it's birthed...

@CLOUDWYYY @hell_line0 Carry the what now?

@hell_line0 I like how men feel the need to have an opinion about this like they carry the child for 9 months 😭

Interesting. Grok's take: Summary of the Entire Exchange The conversation began with Jason critiquing a common atheist rhetorical stance (burden of proof + meme dismissing theism as "magic" vs. "nothing") as intellectually unserious. Neil challenged the generalization. What followed was a rapid degeneration: Jason tried to use Neil's responses as a live case study. Neil interpreted this as condescension and doubling down on arrogance. They talked past each other on key issues: whether "most atheists" engage evidence seriously, what constitutes proper skepticism vs. incuriosity, and who was misrepresenting whom. No substantive discussion of actual evidence for/against God occurred. Instead, it became a meta-argument about attitudes, assumptions, and who was "winning." Neil eventually disengaged, calling it futile ("talking to a brick wall"). Overall Assessment: This is a fairly typical online theism-atheism exchange. Jason raised a legitimate epistemological point about how evidence is weighed (one worth serious consideration in philosophy of religion), but framed it in a way that invited defensiveness. Neil responded defensively and personally rather than probing Jason's actual claim or the underlying cosmology question in the meme. Both showed some rigidity, and productive dialogue collapsed under mutual frustration and perceived disrespect. Neither side advanced the God-existence debate meaningfully.

@JasonTheSchmidt @athiestboi Where have I stated that I understand you? You need to back up a little and think about the stereo types you ascribe. You have made a stream of posts without a thought for your initial claim and now trying to gloss over it. Bye, I'm done, it's like talking to a brick wall. 👋

@Ne_chloropterus @athiestboi I said “most atheists”. Not “all.” That’s not arrogant - that is my sincere impression after engaging with many atheists. All these posts back and forth later and you still think you understand me and my point without actually grappling with a single thing I actually said.

@JasonTheSchmidt @athiestboi Think about your initial claim. That’s what I responded to. Your claim that atheists won’t put the work in. Incredibly arrogant, an assumption and in very many cases false. But you have made a whole string of posts without a giving second thought to my response.

@perelandra12 @ImJackFrank @athiestboi That isn’t what he claimed though. He said “a kind of intellectual adolescence.” Thats a different claim to grapple with

@JasonTheSchmidt @ImJackFrank @athiestboi Atheists aren't adolescents

@luvblessingz Why? You have nothing to learn from billionaires?

Letting a billionaire tell you anything about morality is insane.

@perelandra12 @ImJackFrank @athiestboi How so? Where did me make an intellectual misstep in your opinion?

@ImJackFrank @JasonTheSchmidt @athiestboi if this crap is Bahnsen's view, then he's full of it..

@Ne_chloropterus @athiestboi Then sort me out. What do you think your point is? What do you want me to read out of your comments? How have I misinterpreted anything?

@JasonTheSchmidt @athiestboi Again you read into my comment what YOU want it to say, then you have the gaul to lecture me on rereading. Wow, so somehow your time is more valuable as well?

@Ne_chloropterus @athiestboi “What about those guys over there” is not a rebuttal. A personal attack is even less of one. I’m not being dismissive of you. I’m spending a lot of time with you.

@JasonTheSchmidt @athiestboi I could say the same for theists. You don't put the work in to understand the science, you make assumptions on what others have considered. You perhaps need to understand that many atheists were originally religious. I find you to be incredibly arrogant and dismissive of others.

@Ranting95 @scobo11 @athiestboi Incidentally, there IS a pink elephant in my living room. It holds my wife’s eyeglasses. Even claims that appear obvious or self-evident may not be so easily dispatched of. Atheists often don’t do the hard work befitting wrestling with the biggest, most important questions.

@scobo11 @JasonTheSchmidt @athiestboi Atheists can be lazy. They're not the ones making the claim. If I told you there's a pink elephant in my living room. The default position isn't that there's a pink elephant in my living room until you can prove there isn't.