My experiences are in direct conflict with your worldview and opinion of the kindness of some Christians. Judged at my own wedding reception in beautiful, nonjudgmental southern california, I was called out and asked if I believed in Jesus and I said no. Why would I say otherwise if it was not true?

Not all of the Christians in our families objected, but many of them did. In fact, many of them refused to be a part of our marriage and begged my wife to leave me. Since then, no one speaks to me on a personal level. They might not have all openly judged me but I'm practically an exile. A thought criminal unfit to converse with on topics of church and state. All of the christians in my life are guilty of this shunning.

The sad thing is, I never make it a big deal (other than when I post my thoughts onto the internet -- where I dump all of my problems) and I don't challenge the beliefs of the people I love -- but they sure do.

You aren't wrong in your logic that not all xtians are judgmental, but you're wrong in your overemphasis of it. Christians need no defender of the faith because God is on their side.

In my own experience and social strata, almost all Christians commit some form of microaggression or judgement upon my lack of faith. Even my wife can't help but occasionally sprinkle a bit of the ol' christian guilt upon my head from time to time. And then she has the gall to talk to me about Christians being treated unfairly.

But that's my life, not yours. I'm sure your flavor of Christ worship is much less judgmental. I don't believe it, but maybe in time I will meet one of these majestic nonjudgemental Christians who don't constantly believe the rest of us will burn in hell for all eternity while they frolic in the basking glow of a jealous, hating God. Sorry, loving... I'm sure it's only love and not a pyschopath's Barbie playset made entirely of humans enslaved to an all powerful being capable of anything.

Appropriate pyschopath tag. Is it borderline Sociopath?

I openly don't like cats, but they are still someone's pets. I figure as much as I love dogs, people love cats. I wouldn't toss someone's pet into a garbage bin. However, if I saw it happen, I wouldn't feel bad. I'd probably laugh at the situation of seeing an old lady toss it in the bin. Doesn't make me anymore a pyschopath than the old lady. Just means I don't give a shit about cats. A dog I would save. Just how the world turns.

>> ^lucky760:
>> Check out 3:28 ... now that's impressive.
You must have missed the five seconds clip from 4:50 to 4:55. That was by far the most impressive part of the entire video. I have no idea how they pulled that off - and TWO guys did it! Wow...


I know, I broke my leg trying that once. Only a complete pyschopath would try it with someone else!!!

I love how they zoom in on her eye while she's wearing the mask. Makes her look even more like a pyschopath with that on.

I am thinking, the woman in the video is a murderous pyschopath who picks up her victims in local bars. The first guy just didn't feel right, too nice, too something, and she doesn't like to feel any connections between her and her marks. Then the second guy comes in, and he well reminds her how much she hates ..all.. men, so she takes the willing victim home.