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SamShephardsMustache t1_j754wjv wrote

Religious fanatics...

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pedantic_comments t1_j76n9dp wrote

Worse. Trump worshiping religious fanatics.

>”They were just so hell-bent on Trump winning, like this could be in the end if he doesn’t,” Stabley said, referring to an instance when he saw them just before the 2020 election. He said he stopped seeing the two after that.

I don’t have any empathy left for these people.

E: Spamming my inbox with messages from the suicide help bot is a good example of why people like me can’t be bothered to give a shit what happens to you stupids.

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AsteroidDisc476 t1_j76vfsz wrote

Well, since they believe most of my friends should be dead for being themselves, neither do I.

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Brilliant-Jacket-550 t1_j77ef76 wrote

Your response truly saddens me. I’ve been out and dealing with anti-LGBT hate for 30 years, but I still wouldn’t wish this upon anyone and I’m able to have empathy and compassion for their plight. These people- hateful as they may seem-were, if anything, victims of the lies spread by right-wing propaganda and the orange buffoon. Unfortunately there are a lot more people who have been poisoned by this rhetoric, so I fear that things are really going backwards for us at this point. Time to be prepared.

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underscore5000 t1_j77ku4d wrote

In all honesty...it probably strengthened the species as a whole.

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QuickNature t1_j771lcm wrote

You must know them very well. Or are making assumptions based on some comments here and will defend them with "well because of this, they must be like that".

This is r/Pennsylvania though, so I'll probably be downvoted, but this is a tragic situation. And the comments here show why these people will never reach out for help and ultimately never change their beliefs.

It also seems that people here have forgotten that they had family and friends who will be effected by this.

Edit: Would just like to point out I accurately called out the downvotes lol. You people are so very predictable.

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five_eight t1_j77hfws wrote

"these people will never reach out for help and ultimately never change their beliefs". Not sure what you'd like to see here.

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QuickNature t1_j77jjzo wrote

I would like to not see people pushed into becoming radicalized as a start. There were a series of failures and coincidences that lead to this family dying. I highly doubt they got to the point they were over night.

Also, because of their political beliefs/religious choices people are shitting all over them without actually knowing them. People here got a snippet into their life from a news article, and a neighbors commentary and suddenly know everything about them.

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underscore5000 t1_j77l8qc wrote

If these people were Trump fanatics after EVERYTHING he has done prior to even running politically...they were already radicalized. If you want to start pointing fingers at HOW they became radicalized...look up the people actively voting to defund education and health care in this country. That's where you can start the blame then. Me personally? I choose to blame the adults who chose to not think like rational adults, but defunding education can assist in making that a pipe dream.

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QuickNature t1_j77mji5 wrote

Yeah, and here is my problem with pretty much everything being said about this family. It all starts with If because no one actually knows them.

I am not debating politics right now, I am saying it's tragic not only because a family died, but for their surviving family members and friends. No one here actually knows them, and the speculation about them is just one big circle jerk of people agreeing with each other.

Also, I never mentioned when they may have been radicalized, just that it may have occured, and if this sub is at all representative of PA, I could see why they became reclusive. The hate and vitriol towards absolutely anyone who isn't extreme left and also apparently atheist now is absolutely disgusting.

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terr1bad t1_j7avqdb wrote

I grew up 15 minutes from here. Red Lion, PA (another nearby York suburb) went down the Trump hole to the extreme. This entire story and their beliefs are completely unsurprising if you’ve spent any amount of time here.

I’m just a random person on the internet so you don’t have to believe me, but it’s hard not to run into people like this in SoYoCo (or anywhere in YoCo)

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Potativated t1_j7izh93 wrote

This is Reddit. Any response less belligerent than gleeful smugness that there are 3 less “Trumptards” and “religious fanatics” is considered insufficiently supportive to the “communities” that Orange man “harms.” There are a lot of genuinely sick people, especially here on the internet, especially in heavily moderated upvote consensus-manufacturing apps, that openly wish the half of the country who disagrees with them would keel over and die.

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BidenSniffsYaKids t1_j77c8my wrote

making up Boogeymen?

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AsteroidDisc476 t1_j77ejfy wrote

Hey everyone! Someone from The “cOvId iZ a HoX” and “ThE eLeCkShUn WuZ StOLd!!!” crowd has something to tell me about making up boogeymen!

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BidenSniffsYaKids t1_j77fcxa wrote

Literally never said that. I hope you are able to regain your humanity someday, but you don't even seem to understand how far gone you are. I suggest avoiding the internet and seeing a psychiatrist.

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AsteroidDisc476 t1_j77gcxx wrote

I have humanity. I just think people who hate the ones I love don’t deserve it.

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BidenSniffsYaKids t1_j77i39c wrote

justify your hatred however you want

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AsteroidDisc476 t1_j77jamh wrote

Oh, like the Ultra-Christian, Ultra-MAGA cultists don’t hate LGBT folks, anyone who’s not Christian, and aren’t corrupted by religious propaganda. If they spread their hate, it’s cool, but I’m suddenly the hateful one if I call them out on it. I’m justifiably criticizing their harmful beliefs.

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BidenSniffsYaKids t1_j77k18b wrote

You are claiming this now dead family wants you and your friends dead based on absolutely nothing. You're making up boogeyman because deep down you know your hatred is worrisome. I don't see any right wing people in here spreading hatred. I see you and people who think identically to you all espousing hatred while feeling superior for it.

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AsteroidDisc476 t1_j77kua2 wrote

Maybe if the vast majority of them weren’t like that, I wouldn’t have to make that assumption. Maybe they should just stop spreading their hatred and drop the superiority complex. 🤷‍♂️

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BidenSniffsYaKids t1_j77lk5l wrote

lmao now its "the vast majority." I knew you were far gone but it's worse than I thought. I can no longer discuss with you as you're clearly deep in delusion.

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AsteroidDisc476 t1_j77lopn wrote

But the religious fanatics who killed themselves weren’t far gone?

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BidenSniffsYaKids t1_j77m78z wrote

Yes, they were too. Congratulations, you are on the same tier as religious fanatics who killed themselves. Please follow my advice and avoid the internet and start seeing a psychiatrist before you follow in their footsteps.

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AsteroidDisc476 t1_j77mhr3 wrote

Ah yes, because an argument with a stranger on the internet is going to drive me to that.

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BidenSniffsYaKids t1_j77n6ky wrote

No, it's the ideology of victimhood yet somehow also superiority and hatred that will be your down fall. You enjoy feeling this anger and hatred. That is unhealthy.

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SamShephardsMustache t1_j77jkfp wrote

There's no hate like Christian love.

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BidenSniffsYaKids t1_j77k5b1 wrote

it's very common to point out someone else's flaws to justify your own

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AsteroidDisc476 t1_j77mbst wrote

Like a certain president who called everyone else corrupt and incompetent while making corrupt and incompetent decisions every day during his failed presidency.

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SgtBoaty t1_j777vzl wrote

What is the evidence that the suicide pact was based on politics? I saw the girl’s video postings suggesting she was severely schizophrenic, saying she was abdicating the throne of England and she was the antichrist. I was thinking she is seriously mentally ill and the parents felt they couldn’t seek help due to their religion.

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pedantic_comments t1_j77dow9 wrote

They were all Q-anon lunatics that withdrew from society to let their various mental problems metastasize.

I don’t think they thought it was about politics, but I can draw a straight line for you from Trumpy-Qanon-Evangelical-homeschooled beliefs (and conspiratorial media consumption) that leads right to delusions, depression, isolation, paranoia and thinking that murder/suicide is the best course of action.

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five_eight t1_j77h22b wrote

Nailed it. First fat orange cheetoe messiah is gone. Then The Turk and the Insurrectionist from Jersey lose. How much can evangelical home schoolers take?

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SgtBoaty t1_j77n156 wrote

I was just wondering where you had read they were into Q-anon because I hadn’t seen that.

I can definitely see the connection too; also seems like it could go the other way—if you are biologically prone to paranoid delusions you could take that stuff and run with it.

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Jive_Sloth t1_j78l8uw wrote

Her family is one thing, but I don't think she was in a position to be holding any "genuine, authentic" beliefs when she was clearly in a state of psychosis.

Her youtube videos explain that she was under surveillance by the Trump admin and that he was taking part of violating her human rights.

So, her beliefs seem to be all over the map.

Almost as if she was mentally ill or something...

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BidenSniffsYaKids t1_j77c5qc wrote

you never had empathy to begin with. Empathy for you is only granted to those in 100% agreement with you

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HeyZuesHChrist t1_j7hndfd wrote

We keep being told it’s not a cult despite every single bit of evidence points to textbook cult.

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TrashApocalypse t1_j76cptq wrote

Religion is a cancer on our society

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Numerous-Two-7550 t1_j76ij6z wrote

On every society. Bronze Age folk tales rule our fucking lives.

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TrashApocalypse t1_j76ivni wrote

Imagine trusting people who’d only just recently learned to read, over peer-reviewed science.

Like, from an evolutionary stand point, it’s like listening to the 5 year old version of us.

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godofleet t1_j76wjjb wrote

it's more than religion IMO ... it's celebrity / institution worship

we are practically programmed from a very early age to accept XYZ person/organization/institution as the final say, as the ultimate, unchanging truth.

this ties into government and corporations too - in the same way people seem to think the US government can do no wrong there are people who think elon musk can do no wrong...

the worst of it is the central banks - without any doubts, we all trust that money will just "work" and isn't inherently corrupted or corruptible despite central bankers being just another tiny series of greedy, manipulatable, biased, coercible [etc] human beings... an intuition as fallible as any.

surely the best solution would be a system of rules, without rulers... something rooted in nature that maintains a verifiably ledger/record of truth for everyone and anyone- based on energy itself perhaps... and at least with regard to money, this actually exists now- don't overlook bitcoin, it's perhaps the most important discovery our species has ever made in the effort to stop worshiping and trusting, god-kings and centralized institutions and instead rely on a properly decentralized, for-the-people-by-the-people monetary network.

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linkdudesmash t1_j76eb3q wrote

Nothing in their religion says go kill yourself. If anything blame the homeschooling.

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cpr4life8 t1_j753p5x wrote

Saw this earlier. Batshit crazy.

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axeville t1_j7829la wrote

Bipolar and not treated. Watch the video on YouTube. This is what psychosis looks like.

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missjennanana t1_j783q0f wrote

Do you have links for her YouTube videos?

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axeville t1_j789mxx wrote

Her username is lionessarising on YouTube.

This doesn't have anything to do with religion or politics. Mental illnesses happen. Sad case that 3 people died.

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zxyu59 t1_j78id5z wrote

Sorry, but I am going to call bullshit on this. It has everything to do with both politics and religion, but mostly politics. This girl was raised by religious homeschooling and the family made a suicide pact to end their lives if Trump lost. Nuance is imperative and your dismissal of it is harmful and frankly dishonest.

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BurghPuppies t1_j78q5j9 wrote

Agreed, and when they talk about going together to meet their maker, there’s absolutely some rapture play going on. Religious grooming.

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IamSauerKraut t1_j79hmgf wrote

>the family made a suicide pact to end their lives if Trump lost

zero evidence of that.

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axeville t1_j79k8mo wrote

Watch the videos on YouTube. There is no rational thought. It's a collection of gibberish strung together with trump god and the queen in the same sentence.

I might have agreed with you before watching. Or if she was making political arguments in her videos but they are just sad nonsense.

If you've watched rational family members descend into madness you know what I'm talking about.

She coulda been atheist or Jewish or liberal or conservative. She was exposed to some things but if it wasn't trump it would be aliens or the Mayans or the Illuminati.

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paxinfernum t1_j79zttb wrote

Dude?! The entire family decided to kill themselves. Were they all bipolar? You're bending over backward and kissing your ass to avoid the obvious.

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axeville t1_j7ased1 wrote

I'm not blaming the queen of England either and she rants about that too. It's very possible they were all bipolar bc it runs in families.

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terr1bad t1_j7ave9m wrote

I grew up 15m away from this area. York County is Qanon rapture central.

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queen_of_england_bot t1_j7aseyo wrote

>queen of England

Did you mean the former Queen of the United Kingdom, the former Queen of Canada, the former Queen of Australia, etc?

The last Queen of England was Queen Anne who, with the 1707 Acts of Union, dissolved the title of King/Queen of England.

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discogeek t1_j76dm66 wrote

Remember if you're having mental anguish problems like it sounds they were, the suicide hotline is now available calling or texting 988.

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mysticcowgod t1_j77t65u wrote

the suicide hotline does fuck all to actually help people

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yeags86 t1_j77vgyy wrote

I’m still alive.

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discogeek t1_j795e9g wrote

I'm glad you're still alive.

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yeags86 t1_j798ece wrote

For what it’s worth, that was almost 7 years ago after losing my brother to cancer. My life is mostly wonderful now. Therapy and medication have been incredibly helpful.

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urcrookedneighbor t1_j7bb240 wrote

seeing these downvotes but it really does depend on who you're talking to. i've called & also gotten Fuck All.

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atomoicman t1_j7cutei wrote

I don’t want to discourage anyone from reaching out to get help, but at the same time if it’s not spoken about, the ppl in charge might think it’s working well. All I can speak of is my experience, and my experience hasn’t been a good one. Calling made me feel worse.

Ultimately, what helped me through my tough time was constantly telling myself it’s mind over matter, even if that wasn’t the full truth. I hope everyone can get the help they need❤️

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jwill602 t1_j755ouh wrote

Damn, sounds like maybe she got into some conspiracy shit and dragged her parents down with her into some spiral of paranoid thinking. They thought some evil forces were coming for them? Maybe there’s some Q connection.

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ImNorm29 t1_j75fv20 wrote

I haven't read it anywhere, so I'm not sure where he got this info, but a co-worker who lives in the general area said he heard the daughter was experiencing some major health-issue and discussed suicide with her parents who didn't want to go on without her.

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IamSauerKraut t1_j76lyji wrote

The daughter's issues were part of the story early. She was allegedly experiencing auditory hallucinations. And some of her social media posts (since locked/deleted) were off the wall with the "Jesus take the wheel" stuff.

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Away-Living5278 t1_j75ke4a wrote

I was wondering what the evil was that got ahold of her that was mentioned. Honestly my first thought was that she was gay but this makes a lot more sense.

Edit: too late bc I've been down voted to hell but I didn't say I agreed. I'm gay. But religious fanatics aren't often known to be accepting.

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cpr4life8 t1_j76swbl wrote

I understood what you meant before the edit. If others understood you wouldn't have all the down votes.

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Thecrawsome t1_j76el8s wrote

Sounds like they probably would have done it sooner if they knew you.

Can evil recognize itself?

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TrashApocalypse t1_j76codn wrote

You are an evil in this world. Why do you spew so much hate and cause so much suffering on others? You should be ashamed of yourself.

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NotNowDamo t1_j76220a wrote

After reading about them, it sounds like the parents were fucked up and dragged her into their crazy religion/politics.

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shrubberypig t1_j75fy1i wrote

Sounds like it was mutual all around between the three of them. But there’s an innocent family dog caught up in this that the article mentions but doesn’t reconcile!

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habeas-dorkus t1_j75kzh6 wrote

I read in another article that the dog survived. I guess they drugged him so he wouldn’t bite the first responders, but not to kill him, and left instructions on his case. I think he was found to be okay. Wish they all could have gotten help. This is just really sad.

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Savings-Raspberry126 t1_j75gas4 wrote

Don’t devout christians believe that suicide sends you to hell? I would imagine that would be something they’d want to avoid, no?

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HeraldofCool t1_j75ld5i wrote

Naw they usually pick and choose which sins to follow.

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FreedomToBearHotdogs t1_j76b5z7 wrote

i still fail to understand why people on this sub reddit are the most bigoted spiteful people towards christians/Catholics. It was a tragic event for a family to have to take their own life’s and you use it to make the same dumb observational criticisms that any halfwit with a brain can understand without having to be said

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Thecrawsome t1_j76ep6y wrote

Because they packed our supreme Court and get off on pain and suffering on people who are different from them.

Get the hell out of here with this victimization crap. The church has been victimizing the world for hundreds of years. Abusing your kids, taking your money, taking your land, stealing your tax dollars.

They reversed the 60 year abortion ruling. Those assholes want to bring us back into the dark ages where we clang stones together, pray our guilt away, and only read one book. Fuck Christianity and how it has mixed with politics and is ruining America.

And they got rubes like you who defend them to the bitter end.

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artificialavocado t1_j76htt2 wrote

Honestly as much as I dislike them these Supreme Court people are highly educated and extremely smart. They don’t do anything without at least the tacit approval from their donors. Normal people like you and me think “well the 1% already owns half the country that should be enough.” No, it isn’t enough. They want the other half or at least as much of that other half as possible. Their ideal society is something close to serfdom. So yeah you are correct they want to roll it back but religion is just a cudgel not necessarily the goal. Sorry rant over.

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FreedomToBearHotdogs t1_j76f7vm wrote

its not victimization if the people in question had to end their lives, do we not show sympathy towards tragic events in our community, the people in question where living breathing humans like me or you and i don’t think the comments being made on this post would make the family feel any better if they were still with us, i didn’t choose to bring religion into this and i am not defending the church, i don’t even go to fucking church. what i am defending is respect for the dead especially people who did no harm to anyone else.

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pedantic_comments t1_j76orqb wrote

They were Trump-loving “conservatives” with a yard full of raggedy political and anti abortion signs - they make society worse for all of us. Made up religions that worship fascist politicians don’t deserve my pity.

Fuck ‘em.

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CleverName550 t1_j76ozg2 wrote

Why do you keep saying these people "had" to end their lives? It's creepy. They chose to end their lives and from what I read the daughter was delusional. She reported hearing voices that were not subsiding.

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axeville t1_j76dk1g wrote

If they were Catholic that would be in the article. Evangelical Christian or some form of anabaptist dominates this area.

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terr1bad t1_j7aw12z wrote

Correct

Source: grew up in York County

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urcrookedneighbor t1_j7bbi46 wrote

yeah, & with the anabaptists that broke off from the amish & mennonites (in my experience being raised at an anabaptist church), there is a lot of competition for "relevancy." i basically saw my church deteriorate into begging for money & pushing dangerous political ideologies. people respond to the provocative.

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DavidLieberMintz t1_j76d7xg wrote

How did you twist the words around in your head to think that comment is at all bigoted? It's 100% true. Christians don't follow all the rules in the bible, but rather choose which ones are the important ones based on what they're told is important. It is a fact. How is that a spiteful take?

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FreedomToBearHotdogs t1_j76dn4j wrote

3 People were down on life and tragically killed themselves this is not the time to make dumb religious criticism its untasteful, sorry if i seem crazy i just deep sympathy for people who lost their lives

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DavidLieberMintz t1_j76l36t wrote

It's not dumb, it's valid criticism. More people have died in the game of some god than anything else except diseases. It's always the time to criticize religion.

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libananahammock t1_j76uw7q wrote

Read the articles. They were conservative Christians who homeschooled.

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TrashApocalypse t1_j76ct4q wrote

I think it’s probably because of all the pain suffering and sexual assaulting that the church has caused.

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yeags86 t1_j76x2y1 wrote

They didn’t have to take their own lives. They made that choice.

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artificialavocado t1_j76gv5r wrote

It’s absolutely awful. Maybe some people are making light but I’m certainly not. Details in the article were scarce but come on their fundamentalist almost definitely played at least a part. I have extended family or are hardcore Catholic this would be horrific to them.

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FreedomToBearHotdogs t1_j76hd9r wrote

so you understand its a tragic event, but you weigh protesting fundamentalist Christians more than just having the decency to make a decent comment or outright here me out not even make a comment at all in respect to a tragic post?

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artificialavocado t1_j76o3cp wrote

I’m saying it is a horrible tragedy that saddens me while acknowledging religion could have played a part. Both of those things can be true at the same time.

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FreedomToBearHotdogs t1_j76xoqh wrote

literally any experience, relationship, tv show, or any stimulation to their brain could have influenced their decision chalking it to religion is just strange

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artificialavocado t1_j76zcdz wrote

I really don’t want to argue. Sure, life experience and mental illness could have certainly played a part. The article says people who knew them said the dad had almost a cult like reverence for Donald Trump and thought the world was going to end because he lost. I’ll go ahead and blame conservative media and ideology too. If you think democrats are lizard people and are doing child sacrifice in the basement of a pizza shop then you lost touch with reality and need help.

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scotticusphd t1_j76l0vj wrote

For me, it's decades of being told that I'm going to hell by people who don't understand basic science and who look the other way when their religious leaders rape children. I grew up in a Baptist church full of people who claimed to follow the teachings of Christ while being small-minded and mean to people who look different than them.

I didn't have that same experience in any other group I participated in later in life. There are dumb, spiteful people everywhere but Christian churches seem to aggregate them.

There is also the fact that they believe in what's obviously a fairytale. Being a devout Christian says a lot about the state of your mind and whether or not you live in reality.

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Redlar t1_j77fniv wrote

>grew up in a Baptist church full of people who claimed to follow the teachings of Christ while being small-minded and mean to people who look different than them.

I was around 4 or 5 years old when we started attending a Southern Baptist church in our area (down in MD). We went for a few months then left to attend a Methodist church. Years later I found out we didn't stay because the sermons started going on about how Jews are bad. My grandmother was Jewish

I remember being scared of the preacher because he shouted a lot during sermons, plus, he was already mic'd up so it was worse to my little ears

I've had pleasant experiences with Christians but when you grow up knowing for a fact that your neighbors are hiding their hate behind a smile that will disappear the second they find out you're different it leaves a bit of a lasting impression, you might say.

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RenaissanceMan247 t1_j76heir wrote

Because it's not your bubble/safe space

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FreedomToBearHotdogs t1_j76iavc wrote

nice deflection though I’m pretty sure thats the same deflection all those alt right guys like crowder use when being questioned on making untasteful comments

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Diarygirl t1_j76pbs7 wrote

There are lots of terrible people that call themselves Christians as there are terrible people in every group. It doesn't mean anyone is saying that you're a bad person.

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QuickNature t1_j77214j wrote

I'm with you on this one, and people here are deflecting from this point by talking about the Republican party in general and other mostly unrelated stuff.

If you go against the hive mind at all here, you are bombarded with downvotes and everyone gangs up against you unfortunately. Really encourages healthy debate and definitely doesn't create an echo chamber at all.

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artificialavocado t1_j76gg6d wrote

I’m not sure I think that is more old school Catholic doctrine. These fundamentalists make it up as they go.

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Capta1nMax1mum t1_j76larp wrote

What if they believe a recently deceased loved one is in hell and they all need to go there to break them out?

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Diarygirl t1_j76pn7i wrote

Ooh is that a movie? If not, it should be.

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melipooh72 t1_j7bgynd wrote

Supernatural- more than once over multiple seasons.

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Diarygirl t1_j7bhi4s wrote

I've never seen it but now I want to check it out.

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IamSauerKraut t1_j76m5rc wrote

Murder and suicide are both mortal sins.

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Patiod t1_j7g7igo wrote

That's a Catholic wording and Catholic philosophy, though

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RotateTombUnduly t1_j76x6aq wrote

I can't help but note the irony. The book Bowling Alone is a sociological study of American culture that documents how much more isolated people have become since the 50s, a trend that new tech has accelerated and resulted in poor mental health outcomes. But these people actually bowled. With each other. With other people. Yet they committed this terrible act of ultimate self-harm. Sadly ironic.

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hazeleyedwolff t1_j76rj7u wrote

Good thing 2 of the 3 put on hearing protection before getting shot in the head. The long term effects of those loud noises can be really damaging.

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RaindropsInMyMind t1_j775y7t wrote

Imagine being the police that saw that. Bet that’s hard to deal with.

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DonBoy30 t1_j76xjej wrote

Damn, I remember when protestants just shamed their kids for masturbating. Are the whites alright?

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OttomanTwerk t1_j7788ce wrote

Overly devout Christian, pro trump, pro-life. So you could say there were plenty of signs of mental issues before this happened.....

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Badashh420 t1_j76kw0a wrote

I'm from York County and I'm still not 100 percent on exactly where this was, but stuff like this really doesn't happen around here so I'm sure it'll be big news in about a week or so.

It's really sad

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ycpa68 t1_j76meyb wrote

It's about a mile off Rt. 74 in Shiloh. If you go behind the building of the beer distributor (Brewskees of Shiloh) about a mile it's there.

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Badashh420 t1_j76naxc wrote

I live right by there! I'm by royal farms and McDonald's on 74

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Badashh420 t1_j76ncde wrote

It was in that development back there?

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ycpa68 t1_j76nq1m wrote

Not sure which development but yes very close to you. Around 2000 Loman Drive which looks to be part of an older development

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Badashh420 t1_j76nv6j wrote

That's less than 5 minutes away from me. It's crazy when stuff happens in your home town like that

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ycpa68 t1_j76oan0 wrote

And then when I read lot of Trump signs in West Manchester township I thought of that house on 74 near you. You know the one.

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Patiod t1_j7gaqe2 wrote

When I see a large number of of yard signs about politics of any sort I assume there's a whole lot of crazy happening in that house. We have more than one near us. Always with the GIANT OVERSIZED CUSTOM SIGNS

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ycpa68 t1_j76o6cs wrote

Yeah I'm in Dillsburg on Old York Rd (the 74 bypass if you go straight through Rossville from your house) and for some reason when I read York County I expected this to be in one of the weird brethren areas like 7 Valleys or Delta

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Badashh420 t1_j76scyu wrote

I know right! I never expected it to be west Manchester township

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theyeetingcatfish t1_j76ujt8 wrote

They were Trump loving traitors? Eh. Still terrible just less so knowing that.

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GoubD t1_j790n04 wrote

Homeschooled and religious...jackpot.

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five_eight t1_j77tosh wrote

Wonder what was the last thing to go through their minds.

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yeags86 t1_j77x5qv wrote

To quote Red in Shawshank Redemption “I’d like to think that the last thing that went through (their) head(s) other than (those) bullet(s)…” is how the hell did Trump’s loss get the best of them.

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flaaaacid t1_j7bhf4v wrote

Cult members have predictable ends.

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CurGeorge8 t1_j771hx2 wrote

The number of "I don't have any sympathy for these people" type of comments in this thread is honestly pretty disturbing.

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Revolutionary-Swim28 t1_j889q60 wrote

It’s unfortunate but after reading the article I have no sympathy for these religious fundamentalists.

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ScienceWasLove t1_j766gqy wrote

How awful. The tragic death. The horrendous comments left on Reddit.

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FreedomToBearHotdogs t1_j76fn99 wrote

I sent a message to the mods addressing this issue. it’s disheartening to see certain comments on this post be made about a struggling family in our community.

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Deadendbend t1_j7832ww wrote

I love that their true blue bleeds through. They’re just so tolerant

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terr1bad t1_j7ay7nz wrote

Conservatives: rah rah freedom of speech I can say what I want

People: this is a sad loss of life but probably due to their crazy fucking beliefs

Conservatives: WTF? MODS? COMPLIANCE OFFICER?

Everyone above me in this comment chain truly needs to touch grass. This story is beyond believable and makes perfect sense if you are from YoCo. You can feel bad and still point out the pervasively negative effects of Qanon and Qanon-lite thinking.

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Deadendbend t1_j7b4fgo wrote

So like George Floyd was in actuality a piece of shit … same concept

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yo_thats_bull t1_j76z48w wrote

Some of these comments are sad.

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BidenSniffsYaKids t1_j77cxq1 wrote

it's interesting seeing all the "love lives here" yard sign types expressing their joy over this family's death.

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vasquca1 t1_j76n70t wrote

This is sad. Mainly because despite Trump losing second term, he has made major and lasting changes in favor of his constituents. I don't agree with them, but f why end things this way. Young girl had a whole life to live.

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JoeNoble1973 t1_j76t8qn wrote

That’s why he lost re-election; he only ever did ‘things’ for his voters. Presidents are meant to provide and care for the country. That’s why he’s a failure.

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vasquca1 t1_j76uxt4 wrote

I concur. But the fact he got elected in the first place says a lot about this country. It took opposition coming out in record numbers to vote him out.

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JoeNoble1973 t1_j774tg3 wrote

You’re not wrong. I’ve ‘lost’ friends and family members to the cult. It’s maddening

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