>>15523 are there otters in deep space?

>>15537 No, but I've been in an otter's deep space

God needs another extinction even honestly

>>15904 Well, you're getting your wish in a roundabout way. In case you have your head in the sand as most religion-brainwashed people, we ARE in the midst of a mass-extinction event, created by ourselves, MEN, and not your fictional deity- the same one that can't/won't save the rhinos can't/won't save your/our sorry asses either. Your god, indeed no-one's god (of the four-thousand+ religions on the planet), exists. There is no karma, no reward, nor punishment. When you die you'll get the biological bliss carrot a dying brain bestows on its owner, that's it. You will achieve your own nirvana for a moment as your brain cells starve for oxygen, and then you'll be dead. Sayonara. There's no harp nor hellfire, being. You'll die just like the rhinos, except no one will be grinding your appendages into powder for old chink men to try and get their dicks hard. Your god won't save you from death just like he won't save you from life. Guess what cookie? Life is hard and no one and nothing gives a fuck what you think, including your imaginary friend. Animals are eaten alive every second on this world. Think they enjoyed that? People are killed every minute. Where is their god? Nowhere. That's just how it is. Think they didn't pray? Or to the "right" one? It makes zero difference. Still dead. If some dude wants to fuck an otter, think your god cares or will bolt the guy, or extinct humans for that? Laughable. You are hopelessly ignorant about how things work in our universe. Someday, our entire planet will be destroyed, and absolutely not one shit of care will be given by anyone not left on it. Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil? Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God? -Epicurus