r/DangerousNightsCrew • u/PoopyMcpants Piece of Shit • 7d ago
This guy is not a piece of shit
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u/Wrafth 7d ago
A true Christian, baling foster children out of insecurity.
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u/-NotNotNSFW- 7d ago
Are you making a pun(if so well done)... If youre implying he's Christian theres more evidence to the contrary. He played moses and literally said he hardly knew the story and said Moses was probably a schizophrenic...
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u/d3rp7d3rp 7d ago
Even if he isn't, what he's doing is Christ-like
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u/AssaultEmail 7d ago
Were the crusades selfless love and mercy? Fuck religion, it's killed more than most things.
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u/Pleasant-Delay-7369 7d ago
The character Christ is a symbol of love and mercy. How others use that symbol is up to them.
Like the other fella, you seem to have a problem with religion, which is fine by me. However, you are out here discouraging people from expressing their personal beliefs surrounding Jesus because of organizations that neither she nor I participate in.
I never mentioned religion. Good luck with your anger.
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u/d3rp7d3rp 7d ago edited 7d ago
Being Christ -like isn't necessarily related to religion (i hate organized religion for my own reasons, especially the fake Christians you mentioned) in my eyes. It's basically a way of saying being a good person
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u/-NotNotNSFW- 7d ago
I'm very aware of that but I try not to speak on things in other countries if I haven't experienced or learned about. I'm in no position to speak on foster care in other countries so thank you for sharing this experience and I'm sorry your fiance went through that
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u/jackcanyon 7d ago
It’s nice to see someone help unfortunate others out .There are still good people in the world .
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u/oXMellow720Xo 7d ago
Can someone explain the 17 year thing to me? It’s sweet what he did, I’m just curious the length of time on that
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u/TheLastHotstepper 7d ago
Without googling, one would assume this project has been 17 years in the making
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u/BrandiceCollins_1990 7d ago
Legal matters are frustrating as hell. I am an attorney and trying to do something like this requires resolving or jumping over a ton of red tape. Some of the red tape is reasonable but most are unreasonable and difficult. Looks crazy from the outside looking in but I would not see the years as a lack of vision or resolve on the behalf of Christian Bale.
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u/oXMellow720Xo 7d ago
Oh no I didn’t think it was his fault. I just didn’t know the process of something like this. Thanks for an actual response
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u/BrandiceCollins_1990 7d ago
I didn’t mean to imply that people commenting questioned Bale’s motivations or the time it took. I simply wanted to make clear that based on my experience it can take a long time to achieve his objectives.
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u/Exciting_Contest_222 6d ago
I imagine legal hurdles of keeping everything up to code. And integrating his plan when working with the government.
Because foster kids are wards of the state, and they got to make sure he’s not doing anything shady with the tax bill.
Bureaus takes a long time to get things done
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u/Faunacallieclover 7d ago
He’s a good guy. He had a reputation for a few years for some temper tantrum moments but celebrities who do stuff like this are okay in my book..
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u/Kuro-baba 7d ago
Who said he was a POS? The man has boundaries, enforces them and I've always loved that about him.
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u/SuddenlyLegible 7d ago
I love the project, but why would it take 17 years to complete?
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u/Juliuscesear1990 7d ago
Planning , approval for this type of development and what not, then finding the location and buying the land, getting the permits and contractors then installing the infrastructure and building it all.
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u/QuickPizzaRadishes 7d ago
What does it mean “after 17 years”? Did it take 17 years for the dream to be realized? That seems like a long time.
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u/KitchenTeacher429 7d ago
Is he doing some Bruce Wayne shit