YouTube is not like a town square. YouTube is one way communication, not talking to a friend. It would maybe be like a printed announcement posted at town square that ends with a prayer or Bible verse. You can just stop reading when you get to the end of the announcement, except most people only read the very beginning of the announcement anyway. It would be like saying “I’m done reading any of the announcements from this person because they end with a Bible verse”
“religious people” are not the problem. Entitled, judgemental, hypocritical, and bigoted people are the problem. Many of those people would be the same with or without religion, but granted they are doing it under the guise of religion. People are always going to have beliefs about our existence, so it seems foolish to be done with anyone that has some form of belief and discusses it.
Religion should not be forced on anyone ever, which is why separation of church and state is so important (and being actively being destoryed). But adding a small expression of your beliefs to ythe end of your video is hardly pushing it on anyone. The worst impact it’s had is all the comments being more about the prayer than the content of the video.
All that to say, you’re absolutely allowed to refuse to consume anything made by someone with faith in something. You definitely aren’t missing much from Network Chuck’s videos. But I do think it’s a slippery slope to generalize, given the amount of objectively good religious people throughout history. I wouldn’t group them with the objectively terrible religious ones
I don’t get creeper vibes from him around kids, he seems like a good teacher. Where I get bad vibes are all his scams. The “golden ticket” he did in his science boxes just seemed like an illegal lottery. You cannkt have a giveaway where you must purchase somethong for entry, and idk how they would distribute winners to online submissions and golden tickets evenly
lmfao, I’m not religious, but why are his videos no good now that he prays at the end? He only does it at the very end, and most people stop watching before then.
If it’s an assumption about his political beliefs, that seems unfair. Educated people in technology are typically left leaning, even when they’re religious (I work with a few, and nobody I’ve met in IT is right leaning in a red state). I just don’t watch his videos to the end if that’s a useful video
Where does bigclive deny covid?
I disagree. His videos are still good, and his experience with the every day scrubber built in America has been very interesting. He has only mentioned he’s a Christian a few times in his videos.