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big_al_the_riddler

 I can’t even imagine how it must feel to be one of those people that quit their job and sold their car and savings thinking the rapture was coming lol, what do you think they’re up to rn
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Anonymous 5d

It depends. I barely know anything about this current rapture hysteria. Was this led by a specific church or just a bunch of TikTok crazies?

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Anonymous 5d

Wait people actually did this?

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Anonymous 5d

Honestly man… I know I should feel sympathy to those poor dipshits but honestly I kinda feel like they deserve it.

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Anonymous 5d

I can and it makes me laugh uncontrollably because imagine being that gullible

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 5d

As far as I know, bunch of TikTok crazies

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Anonymous replying to -> mushy.the.mushroom 5d

I mean how fucking balsy, even ignoring all of the religion bullshit and just pretending it’s all real for a second, how balsy to assume you’d even make the cut.

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Anonymous replying to -> big_al_the_riddler 5d

Ah in that case they’re probably shitting themselves right now lol. If it was led by a specific person they would’ve just said they picked wrong and started a commune like what happened in the 1840s I think.

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Anonymous replying to -> mushy.the.mushroom 5d

The idea of predicting the rapture is inherently heretical, the Bible states that no one would be able to predict it would happen. Shit is so goofy lol

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 5d

Yes, there were people genuinely convinced this was going to happen and started selling off their belongings

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