- Nov 18, 2009
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I fucking hate people who evangelize in random situations. I know he was joking, but I feel just like that checkpoint guy clearly did every time someone attempts it on me. I instantly want to be anywhere but right there.
Worry about your own goddamn soul you fucks! I'll take care of mine thank you very much.
*shrug* I appreciate the thought. They are just doing it to try and save me from suffering eternal pain and torture and they still try despite all the (likely) negative\hostile reactions they get. So I just politely listen to the first part of their spiel and then politely decline further discussion on the matter. Its only if they get pushy or persistent that I get less polite.
Video shens. Hard to tell anyways based on such a short clip.
I think there must be more than one checkpoint.
I politely listened to the first few telemarketing calls I got as well. Once I realized that I was never going to be finished with telemarketers and the best thing to do was get rid of them immediately, I stopped being polite. I basically feel the same way about evangelists. They don't feel anything for me and there will never be an end to them. at least not in my lifetime. They're full of a smugness that grows with every person they talk to, regardless of the outcome of the conversation. They do it for themselves only, while using the idea that it's for my benefit to add to the sense of self-righteousness that was all they were after in the first place. They'll take up all your time relaying nonsensical gibberish in the gravest, most self-important tones if you let them. Time is all you really have on this earth. Why spend one moment more of it on that shit than you have to?
Never been asked to show ID at a checkpoint. We've had qawwali music and even Chicha music (Milagro Verde, specifically) blaring and never raised an eyebrow.Nope, the cop was returning having already looked up his ID. He started it late is my figure.
