Imagine the sad life of the religious zealot that works at a Target fulfillment center that thinks they are going to make a difference slipping in some bibles over some gay books.
I've engaged with a few people like this and it's fascinating. I got them to admit that their behavior was definitely turning people away from religion but they were totally unphased by this. I don't think it's so much an insult, and they just don't have a grasp on consequences.
I also once met a grayhound that had zero socialization with humans. Great dog but it would go for your plate, you'd push it away and it would keep going back like you were the wind and not a person. I moved my plate out of its reach and it wandered off looking for another.
i’ve got a lot of mormon extended family and i feel very similar to how you said this. My grandma gave my parents a bible when my stepmom came into the picture, which they were both offended by (obviously) but at the same time my dad kinda knew it wasn’t necessarily malicious, just wasn’t them thinking 100%. if i remember right, my grandma got all her children a new bible that year i think (could be wrong, i was very little and only really remember stories)
Well, a zealot is generally a derogatory term meaning overly fanatical. Are you saying this was the appropriate amount of fanaticism? Is there another word you'd suggest replacing "zealot" with?
It's trolling. So now the troll gets to sit back and look at reddit stories with a picture of some triggered guy and then reading the triggered comments like the ones you are making. He doesn't care about the bible, he wanted a laugh.
Overreacting? I'm merely asking you for clarification. You're making a sweeping assumption about my feelings on the matter just based on my asking, "wdym?"
with the way target fulfillment works, this couldn’t have occurred by mistake; you use an electronic device when you’re picking items for fulfillment orders, and you have to scan the barcode of the correct item when picking to have it marked as completed. What happened here was an employee grabbed the correct books along with a Bible, scanned them so the order would complete, then intentionally substituted them.
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u/Lol_who_me 9d ago
Imagine the sad life of the religious zealot that works at a Target fulfillment center that thinks they are going to make a difference slipping in some bibles over some gay books.