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Title: YouTube Removes Sunday School Teacher’s Lesson about John the Baptist
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Todd Starnes
URL Source: https://www.toddstarnes.com/opinion ... lesson-about-john-the-baptist/
Published: Apr 19, 2020
Author: y Todd Starnes
Post Date: 2020-04-19 23:18:08 by A K A Stone
Keywords: None
Views: 1354
Comments: 14
So the government told Americans we had to shut down our churches house to protect people from the China Virus. Some states slapped fines on church members who refused to comply. Others were ordered to undergo mandatory quarantines. And several were subjected to surveillance by state police. Our government leaders told us not to worry because we could still worship online. But what are Christians supposed to do when Big Tech decides to shut down online church services and Bible studies? Ray Wright, a Sunday school teacher at Calvary Chapel East Anaheim, announced on Facebook that YouTube had removed his lesson for fifth and sixth graders. “Your video 5th/6th Grade Lesson with Teacher Ray – John Baptized and Pointed to Jesus 4-19-2020 was flagged to us for review,” the YouTube notice read. “Upon review we’ve determined that it violates our guidelines and we’ve removed it from YouTube.” Mr. Wright said he was given no further information. “It had no foul language, no nudity, nothing explicit. Just a message about Jesus,” he wrote on Facebook. “Perhaps it was too uplifting, wholesome, and encouraging? Does YouTube prefer we not teach kids about goodness?” Well, it was either a mistake on YouTube’s part of else they’ve employed a godless heathen to target Sunday school teachers. 
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#1. To: A K A Stone (#0)
The very first thing Christians – and everyone for that matter –should do is to get the facts before they start shooting from the hip to make unsubstantiated assumptions. Mr. Wright said he was given no further information. So, the idiot Mister Wright has no known reason for the video being pulled and he wants everyone to believe that it was an anti-Christian scheme. And not surprisingly he caught you, Stone – Hook, line and sinker. So typical for you. I think YouTube prefers you follow their guidelines which are clearly published and you should have understood them before you posted you video that was removed. If it were a mistake, then YouTube admits their mistakes after a review and reposts the videos. No. you – Ray Wright, a Sunday school teacher at Calvary Chapel East Anaheim – made a mistake by going off half-cocked with no idea what happened and consequently making some assertions that gets narrow-minded people like Stone all excited and causes them to over-react with absolutely no knowledge of the cause-effect relationship. Which is not surprise for it is something Stone unconsciously does against me all the time. Stone, I can never understand you idiots. Nor do I want to. For I do greatly enjoy poking fun and ridiculing all of your kind with your such gross displays of intoxicating stupidity. *** snicker ***
There is something foul and outright evil about you that more and more posters here at LF are catching on to. You have gone out of your way to show disdain for Christians and our beliefs - just like on this thread here. The fact that you support YouTube taking down this video tells me all I need to know about your warped word view.
Oh, such drama … I am now doing exactly the same thing I have done for over ten years both on LP and LF. With regard to your opening statement, I must ask: If it is as you say when you think you can speak for the “more and more posters” to make your statement – then I can only ask why is the hell are they so retarded that they are just “catching on to” this now? Why” Answer me, why? Once again, you have elected to make a personal attack on me because there is absolutely nothing you can find in my post that I said wrong. As you often times say: Attaboy. That is a grossly errored wrong presumption on your part. My response had absolutely nothing to do in any way with Christians. I would have posted the same scathing remarks had the guy been a chiropractor. Wait, I did. Remember? So was I, as you say, having disdain for chiropractors and their beliefs when I did that? Answer me? Are you beginning to understand how stupid your personal attack post on me is? Moving on … In his article, Todd Starnes asked: It was an open question, so I answered: I ask you, Deckard, to present to me your justification for saying that I showed any disdain whatsoever for Christians by simply and truthfully answering the open question he posed. While remember I did essentially the same thing to the chiropractor. Deckard, do you not agree that Christians – and everyone for that matter –should get the facts before they start shooting from the hip to make unsubstantiated assumptions? Answer me. The fact is that once again, and as you always have, you are not reading to understand what I said – you are reading to BELIEVE exactly WHAT you want to BELIBVE. That is that this a predisposed supposition on your part – where you once again believe only what you have programed your mind to believe. God help you in your hour of desperate need to correct your constant evil thinking and stop you from always searching for the bad things in life I could go on parsing this but I will stop here and challenge you to prove my response to the post was anti-Christian when I did the exact thing to a chiropractor. You can’t. All you wanted to do was what you always do – mouth off and launch a personal attack against. Well if that is a critical need in your life – Then I wll be your huckleberry. Have at me …
#10. To: Gatlin (#8)
You're a dumb ass. They took it down because it was Christian. They regularly take down christian sites and demonotize them and prohibit them from advertising on their site.
Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest But what are Christians supposed to do when Big Tech decides to shut down online church services and Bible studies? “Your video 5th/6th Grade Lesson with Teacher Ray – John Baptized and Pointed to Jesus 4-19-2020 was flagged to us for review,” the YouTube notice read. “Upon review we’ve determined that it violates our guidelines and we’ve removed it from YouTube.” “It had no foul language, no nudity, nothing explicit. Just a message about Jesus,” he wrote on Facebook. “Perhaps it was too uplifting, wholesome, and encouraging? Does YouTube prefer we not teach kids about goodness?” Well, it was either a mistake on YouTube’s part of else they’ve employed a godless heathen to target Sunday school teachers.
#7. To: Gatlin, A K A Stone (#1)
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#8. To: Deckard, A K A Stone (#7)
There is something foul and outright evil about you that more and more posters here at LF are catching on to. You have gone out of your way to show disdain for Christians and our beliefs - just like on this thread here. But what are Christians supposed to do when Big Tech decides to shut down online church services and Bible studies? The very first thing Christians – and everyone for that matter –should do is to get the facts before they start shooting from the hip to make unsubstantiated assumptions. The fact that you support YouTube taking down this video tells me all I need to know about your warped word view.
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