Do what you got to do: I see it is a heavy burden. If it were me, I would take breaks in nature, hikes in the woods, explore music. I really appreciate your work, but I know what it's like to discover awful things.,(reply>), Come on man don't waste your time, Do you really think Google cares about children being exploited on the internet ,the only thing that mega billion tech corporations  like google cares about is money &amp; data. Google knows everything &amp; keeps track of everything that people do on the internet, therefore if google really wanted to stop this (Dirty Ring) They would have already done it..  its pointless to go against google  unless you have a lot of money &amp; support,(reply>), @Flavorful youre doing a no true Scotsman phallacy, I quoted a paper in which they talk about how cover ups happen in all the largest American Protestant churches and we know how it happens in catholic ones, I assume it’s not necessary to talk about it. And you’re also assuming I am saying things I never did which is a strawman phallacy, I never said all Christian’s are bad, I never said all churches do it, I said compared to general population there is a problem in Christian institutions, which if you deny it’s also a cover up and you’re helping the perpetrators avoid justice which is the entire reason why they cover it up and why you don’t see a lot about it unless you go out of your way to read statistics because there is no official registry of this, you have to find researchers and journalists who went through all the data to say there’s been a few thousand cover ups only in the largest church of the largest denomination in the us in the last 20 years. That is SIGNIFICANT. <br><br>And again I never said it was an argument against Christianity so you’re doing a strawman again. <br><br>Lastly yeah, if you read the polemics and the birth of the Orthodox Church and the edition of the Bible, the deletion of all female gospels, the editing of “heretic” or “gnostic” phrases in the Bible you will figure out it is pretty much the case. Same with Constantine and later with the Holy Roman Empire, it doesn’t take a lot of work to realize most of what modern religious institutions in the west do is literally against the Bible and Jesus’ own teachings. A very well known example is how they edited “I am a son of god” to “I am <b>THE</b> son of god” including italics in the King James Bible, I’ll let you figure out why they did this. Read academic translations of the gospels from Greek or Aramaic and compare them to any modern Bible and you’ll find very interesting and deliberate editorial liberties. Read about Hippolytus of Rome’s “Refutations of all heresies” to learn about why the Christian organized religion is completely unrelated to what it literally says in the text if you read a proper translation. There is a lot of esoteric and magical tradition in Christianity, but not much of the core teaching of Jesus in his own words, and that is even if we assume what some dude in the Middle Ages chose to be the canon of the Bible is accurate and the vast majority of other texts that contradict it from the same era are not true and that’s why they were burnt and lost for centuries… <br><br>Regardless, even if we take the Bible for what it is now, churches still use predatory tactics to recruit people like in cults, it’s very disturbing, and they don’t teach the core meaning of the Bible: that Jesus was to Judaism like Buddha to Hinduism, and the message is similar as well, to love one another and strive for kindness and selflessness both literally and figuratively just like Buddha was tempted meditating under the bodhi tree by Mara and Jesus by the devil in the desert, we are being challenged to understand the good news, that we are god and god is us, and the traditions of old, the magic, the cruelty, it’s gone, we are to become one with the universe, give away your home and give away your possessions because the last ones will be the first to enter the kingdom of heaven, which mind you, heaven and hell are also inexistent in the Old Testament and the time when Jesus was alive, they were added later by Greeks… although some elements existed thanks to apocalyptic Judaism flourishing in the era after Zoroastrian influence,(reply>), @Tears In The Rain half of your comments got shadow removed so I’ll do my best to respond<br><br>I never said you said all Christian’s are X, I said acting like because a majority of Y people are also X (which you have no proof of) that doesn’t mean all X people are also bad. <br><br>Secondly, just because SOME Christian churches cover stuff up, doesn’t mean all do, but more importantly, doesn’t mean most Christians agree with it. So I don’t get your point at all. Just because some people from a group are bad doesn’t make the whole group bad.<br><br>Regardless, that isn’t an argument against Christianity anyway. Just because some bad people CLAIM to be Christians, that doesn’t make Christianity bad or wrong in any way. These people aren’t living according to Christian values anyway, so to try to use them as an example is extremely stupid. Some people claiming to be Christian doing bad things doesn’t make Christianity bad.<br><br>Also you claimed American Christian institutions are built to be bad. That’s an opinion with no proof. Are some? Sure, probably, but most aren’t, so stop profiling.,(reply>), @Flavorful to be clear it’s not that Christianity is inherently wrong per se, but the institutions of it in the Americas were deliberately built to hold power, and this structure of power is what brings bad people to it because it relies on ego dissolution, they seek to gain power in a context in which people are the most vulnerable because that’s how the churches started, to maintain power, but you could probably have churches that are not like that which probably exist somewhere, it’s just that the kind of behavior of this video is overrepresented amongst Christian’s because their institutions attract bad actors just like politics or law enforcement,(reply>), @Flavorful “Most recently, the Houston Chronicle published a series titled "Abuse of Faith," uncovering segg*<b>*</b> ab*se and cover-up within the largest Protestant Christian organization in the U.S.- the Southern Baptist Convention- identifying 700 total alleged offenders over 20 years (Downen, Olsen, &amp; Tedesco, 2019).”