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Then the Marine was arrested for battery and when he used "God sent me" as a defense, and was ordered to undergo a psychological evaluation. The professor filed a lawsuit against the Marine and was awarded compensation for his medical bills, pain, and suffering, and the Marine was forced into bankruptcy once his jail term was completed. God was strangely silent during the Marine's criminal and civil trials and subsequent financial difficulties which led him to be homeless due to his actions, all because the Marine lacked the intelligence to acknowledge that his military service was supposedly performed to enable the professor to have the right to think and speak exactly as he did.
People who are dillusioned with grand ideas of self importance often feel thst because they are right, violence is acceptable. Its sad to see religions of so call acceptance acting violently out of fear of the unknown. I often wonder if it has to do with their own doubts.
The lesson here is...
Its not God you have to be concerned about, because he doesn't exist...its the believers...they can be convinced to kill in his name.
That sounds like it could have come straight out of a Pureflix flim flam, sorry film fan.
My biological brother posted this story many years ago. I made the observation that using violence to further the cause of a all-loving/all-forgiving god was not exactly the best way to win over followers.
It was the final straw. He railed on and on, publicly berating me until I finally blocked him and his Marine son.
Full disclosure: the family was already fractured beyond repair. No love lost there.
Just watched the documentary "Hell and Back Again" the other night. At the end it listed the Marines and ANA (Afghan National Army) names that God didn’t give a shit about apparently.
The Marines have a nickname, 'jarhead.' Many are respectable soldiers but the name fits guys like this.
When I first got on the Internet in 1992 as an AOL subscriber I would occasionally receive these sappy, syrupy stories which came to be known as a ‘glurge.’ Never attributable to any real incident, these feel-good stories were clearly the products of wanna be Reader’s Digest contributors or Hallmark movie screenwriters.
I don't see them as feel good stories. It is just ever so pathetic.
If God is so powerful then why the F would he need a jar head?
Burning a witch makes you a murderer, not the hand of God.
How arrogant and stupid in juxtaposition.
I was in the marines. A lot believed going in. Very few believed after hitting the battle field too many times. None that I am still in contact with believe.
@Jennifer112 sure