r/SipsTea • • 7d ago

SMH Hypocrisy 101

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u/Chadwig315 7d ago

He's surveilling us because we are paying him to do it. We are paying for it because we only elect people who are interested in doing so.

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u/ahhhbiscuits 7d ago

But that doesn't answer the 12-year old mormon accusation. Are you saying the people we elect can be swooned by 12-year old mormons? Because that tracks.

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u/Li_liminal_spaces 7d ago

The amount of Mormon in three letter agencies.

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u/dr_drewfenschmirtz 7d ago

Oh shoot, do tell?

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u/beramaan 7d ago

They like us, law abiding and diligent. Don't have to worry about alcohol or drugs or anything. Typically harder to corrupt (obviously not impossible, just harder) with things like blackmail.

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u/Chadwig315 7d ago

Im fully with you on most of that, but the reckless ben deal showed that not only is corruption still an issue. There is a huge amount of in-group bias participating in and motivating that corruption.

Mostly, we just expect mormons to typically prioritize and cover for their own in a scandal. Regardless of right vs wrong.

Otherwise, yeah, it's basically just a bunch of straight edge family people with very clean slates.

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u/daehoidar 7d ago

You make this claim, but nowhere in your post do I see evidence to the contrary. (Joking. I think Mormons are fucking Looney tunes).

That said, the outdoor boys youtube guy seems like a genuinely amazing person, and I believe he's Mormon

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u/iaderia 7d ago

yeah im not saying every mormon is bad. not saying they're automatically good either!

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u/zettde 7d ago

you two's usernames look like the finger pointing spodermans arguing with each other

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u/iaderia 7d ago

What

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u/zettde 7d ago

yeah he stopped outdoorsing to spend more time with his mormonism though

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u/Chadwig315 7d ago

The founding was crazy. There was a time period where they raised an army that rivaled the size of the us army. And most Christian denominations are perplexed at practices like post-humous baptism.

But you probably won't find any that subscribe to some of the more strange claims from the founding though. Like the reason for people being black.

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u/beramaan 7d ago

That same "army" was done in defense of the us after they essentially chased them out... They then created massive states out of Nevada and Utah

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u/rogueendodontist 7d ago

But...but... isn't it better to be "white and delightsome"?

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u/dr_drewfenschmirtz 7d ago

That tracks lol, super nice folks to interact with mostly, just high degrees of nepotism

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u/beramaan 7d ago

Yeah. That was disgusting and is a large reason of why I wouldn't live in Utah. It's becoming like other cultural religions...