Same Pandemic or not, touching a stranger's face is just asking for trouble

@@DragonGoddess18 I just imagine some random stranger grabbing someone's face, slaps them across the face, and runs away.

In a hospital no less!

That’s just common courtesy 😂

@@Lif3Enjoyer well, any amount of touch, whether it be to you psychically or something you're holding, is assault. You can get away with beating a person if they touched you first, in a way that you deemed hostile. It was explained in I believe a video by a lawyer about how Ms. Marvel was in the right for beating up a guy after he touched her newspaper. Edit: Used the wrong word.

the boy's father , even being a Christian was realistic and honest ; and was going to hold his son accountable for his actions . As a Christian , I wish more Christian parents were like this 15 year old's Dad .

That was great! I have a lot of respect for the father's decision and answer; that was a very clear distinction that he made! 👏 (Anyone know the actor's name, by any chance? He looks familiar.)

@@marinam.2293 The faith healer’s father was played by William Katt. You may know him from The Greatest American Hero.

@@berenlevia8486 how do you know they are not?

@@victorspennato3008 'who' are the 'they ' in your question and 'what' is the 'not'?

top notch parental manipulation to not get in trouble for having sex🤣

Desperation often brings out the worst in people.

@@matthewriley7826 yeah I mean if he was smart, he would simply have gotten a girlfriend problem solved unfortunately he wouldn't likely have gotten a std then though because she would have to be a clean std free girl to make dad proud✊

The kid looked like he had the chills

He's going to be a great evangelical pastor.

Didn't have to be sex. Just kissing someone who had an active cold sore could pass on the virus.

And intentionally giving it to a girl with a tumor

@@LandoCali5 Giving it to multiple people in the visage of a faith healer, this is the part of the religious society I despise, using their religion as an excuse to cause harm to others even if they believe they're doing the right thing.

I really don’t think God cares about premarital sex! With some kids starving in Africa and other kids being abused within HIS house of worship not being on his list of things to GAF about, why would he care about people having (consensual) sex? No, the thing which is wrong is not disclosing you have an STD to the people you have premarital sex with… or using a condom! 😞

typical behavior for a religous nut. Then to Tyolus: say to the people of the low plains, seek not the wickedness amongst your neighbors lest it find purchase in your own house.

I sent you 2 boats and a helicopter, what more do you want?

LOL, I remember that

@@LucianDevine money

Except god is omniscient so he knew that the boats and copter would be refused and so let him die.

Why didn't gods save the babies? Oh, the babies refused, bruh?

you took libido inhibitors again I can tell by your laughing🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Implying he doesnt go the other place

It's like a police Man getting shot by a Lost bullet and being asked who shot.

"science is bs because it has been wrong" it's why "science" still exists: that's what the test is for yeah, my post is about gop attacking science. yeah, it's "political." bc they mischaracterize how science works.

​@@samfire3067More like a police man asking where the bullet is when he clearly has a bullet inflicted wound on him.

It's just a show

​@@EzraMerrWhich is why I was referring to him as a CHARACTER 🙄

Do you fucking love it. I love my family.

I hope that you have checked out his music. He is a brilliant composer and performer.

He was annoying me

May sound strange but I am pretty sure it is from Family Guy. There is an episode where a kid Stewie plays with turns out to have cancer but his parents are deeply religious and do not go to treat him. Luis gets so distraught that she tries to kidnap the kid and have him treated in the end she gets caught and tells the parents something like that sentence.

@@DennisTjhie damn

​@DennisTjhie It's a pretty common plot element. I remember a TV movie once where something like this happened. It was about a man who had the ability to see into the minds of those he touched. When he shook the hand of a neighbor kid, he knew the kid had a fatal brain tumor quickly growing that would have killed him in a few days, but he couldn't convince the parents to get him checked. So he kidnapped the kid and took him to the hospital where emergency surgeons were able to take care of it just in time.

@@paul16451 The Guy was arrested?

@@samfire3067 I think police did come after him but when the parents learned the truth they didn't press charges of course.

No this is incorrect

@@riana-tr4bg It's correct. Deal with it.

Someone doesn't believe in Joan of Arc

So true

It IS true

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Glad you got over your "dying" and made it here alive to comment.

@slay2525 cry about it

😂

That’s really when I want to say, here are your discharge papers.

well his point is that they did already a bunch of tests and found nothing.

@@paulogaspar8295 very true. The fact is ultimately it is the patient's right (under most corcumstances) to accept/refuse treatment. The issue is most people aren't willing to accept the consequences then. How many tests are worth it for your own life, that's how people need to view medicine. Stop blaming the only people trying to help. (Not you specifically lol)

reminds me of the old story about a man caught in a flood on a roof. A man comes by in a raft offering a ride. Then comes a man on a boat, and lastly a manby helicopter. He tells each man, no thank you, that he has faith that god will save him and sends them on their way. The man ends up drowning and goes to heaven and he asks god why he didn’t save him. God says that he did try. He sent him a man with a raft, a man with a boat and a man with a helicopter. What did he expect a literal hand direct from heaven?

It's the son who refused the test, and then emotionally manipulated the father into refusing. The father did nothing wrong, at 15 you're generally competent to make your own medical decisions - and when presented with more evidence, the father ignored the son's protests.

And so reassuring.

That would be called a hardened heart. It's not funny.

@@freyamccauley your existence is funny!

@@CarWashReviews-Ethan 😂😂😂😂

I love house his personality is everything I love it

Do as I sayeth, not as I doeth!

Listen and follow the word of God, but approach those who speak and act in his name with caution and distance. Everyone has something to hide.

@@geoffreyedgson7875 Is this a quote from a religious text? Sorry I am not a Christian.

@@meph5291 Nope. Completely original.

😂

Strange enough, in the Bible miracles are often invoked by prophets as a reaction to find a solution, and when they do occur is often not because somebody deliberate asked for exactly what they wanted. "Doctors are not God, and God knows he's not a Doctor," -Chicago Med. This quote goes both ways. Doctors will give you all the details they have should you ask, you can blame them if you wish, and they are not omnipotent. God works in mysterious ways and never will present detailed answers, and should anyone blame him they are condemned. People go to Doctors on faith all the time, and follow their instructions without question, or want to due if they do not get an answer. Not too dissimilar from faith in God. Doctors will often do anything to save somebody if they are asked, while the Plagues, the flood and more were al the work of God. Pick and choose if you want, but know what you're getting in to and asking for.

@@geoffreyedgson7875 Your precious Bible is nothing more than an iron-age storybook. Humanity has believed in, and discarded belief in, countless gods and goddesses since the dawn of time. Yours is no different.

@@DrownedInExile I'm not religious. I'm an archaeologists, who often debates different parts of the bible with others whom follow one form of Christianity or another. Honestly, the earliest versions of the book which have been excavated and preserved go back to the Roman period, the Dead Sea Scrolls. While the linguistic elements indicate they were copies derived from Iron Age script and language. Chronologically, most of the Old Testament was written around the Iron Age Neo-Babylonian Empire, during the period of exile in Babylon; and different components from earlier match different events or mythical traditions from several different cultures. Like the Plagues of Egypt in the Book of Exodus? Darkness for several days, a pillar of fire by night and a column of smoke by day, massive climatic shifts, and displaced animals? Historians have looked at these with eerie parallels with the Eruption of Thera, the volcanic cauldron at Akrotiri, Santorini. a) imagine the Iceland eruptions in the 2010's, and translate those over the Mediterranean due to a volcano in Greece. (darkness in the skies, hail of fire/volcanic rock, a column of red in the distance or a large plume of smoke). b) where there is volcanic activity, tsunami's can follow, even shifting all of the Mediterannean Basin or the Red Sea. {IMPORTANT="Red Sea" came from a mistranslation. The actual text describes Moses leads the Israelaite across the Reed sea, a fresh water body on a nomadic route over the desert} c) massive livestock die-off, attracted insects with disease, or compelling aquadic life to experience a massive shift = frogs over running villages and lots of dead fish turning the Nile red. d) releasing pockets of gas into the air. In Egyptian society, or models of home recovered from tombs, beds would often be set up on the roof of the home for a cool place to sleep; often where the eldest child or son would be. The deaths of the 1st born in Egypt has be argued to parallel outdoor exposure to toxic chemicals in a gas form, or natural hostile fauna like malaria mosquitos & snakes; where somebody sleeping outdoors would be extremely vulnerable to. Heck, excavations in Israel dating to early Island Age, have identified shrines with inscriptions dedicating them to Yaweh and Asura (God had a wife once upon a time). I break down different components of the Bible, to identify contradictions, historical indicators or cultural priorities, archaeological divergencies, or life lessons to recognize in moderation.

@@geoffreyedgson7875 fascinating comment. Have you writen more on the topic somewhere I can look at? Thanks!

​@@aekaralagonisicommenting for the same question

God: Well, to be more accurate, I sent Wilson who sent House. Let's be honest, House would ignore God completely.

@@keyblademasterclarkhouse wouldn’t know it if god sent him. it would just happen by fate. god doesn’t literally speak to you.

@@thedilfofwallstreet5385 tell that to people in the bible who God LITERALLY talked to

Religious people are hilarious 😂😂😂

@@keyblademasterclark You can't talk to fictional characters... and if your idea of proving me that some of this several 100 years old people at some point existed in human history is literally quoting the bible, then i will just inform you that you will not convince anyone (besides * *some* * believers)

Remind me of the definition

Trust in God? Or Trust in Experts? Either one can be abused.

I don’t really see what that has to do with creating a demagogue/someone that exploits an issue for *POLITICAL GAIN* cuz most of these people won’t go in politics and also are probably not intelligent enough to do this

Not the kid... the father more like... it seems the kid is what his father made him to be.

@@ReiseLukas People who give others hope, for any reason. There's a strong religious element to many historical examples, however.

Doctor: * takes Glock*. " Go ask him , so".

Just pretend it’s real life.

It’s just pretend in real life.

doctors arend allowed to judge people for what they treating them. its a simple rule. they want to help you. that doesnt mean they care about you.

Pretty sure preparation H is for hemorrhoids, don’t think it’s meant for STI’s

Thank you for sharing the truth 😊

Christain here who believes that sex Ed should be taught

If it’s not taught then they can manipulate them easier. It’s terrible, sex Ed is very necessary.

Sex Education IS taught in school. Also most schools send home permission slips for those who choose to teach their own kids at home. NOT up to teachers to indoctrinate or teach their own version of what is acceptable in someone else’s home.

Amen to that! That kid thinks he’s an apostle when he’s really a false teacher!

I take such issue with people who don’t use the resources God gave us. He gave us brains to use, and He gave us knowledge.

The whole situation wouldn't even have arisen if god wasn't in the picture

Did he phone the Doctors up and tell them to do their job?

@strange Lee: It doesn’t work like that.

If you don’t have magic powers like god then you must be faulty. Flawless logic. 😂

Yeah, that’s pretty horrible. But maybe her tumours will shrink enough to make treatments possible…? It is a fictional story after all

@@averycheesypotato People like you restore my faith in humanity

A girl did have her cancer killed by polio virus. Doctors told her either it works or they just gave her polio. It later showed she had no cancer. The doctors made a statement that while it did work, they can only guess the amount of polio needed, it requires much further testing until it becomes a ready solution.

@@soulessslime433 do you have a citation?

@Woof Awoof unfortunately I only saw it on the news many years ago. I probably could dig it up somewhere.

And during preparations, they would have seen the sores and the whole drama would have ended.

He then proceeded to lumbar puncturing everywhere

Caine, the Shaolin priest wandering the American Old West? Yeah, he'll leave marks when you provoke him. (Or Cain, the murderer of Abel.)

@J. Lee ah right, Cain hahaha, I meant that

Pure brilliance, a rarity in scriptwriting these days with all the Netflix Wattpad/tumblr-esque fodder

Exactly my thought, that would only be like a waste of money for them when they could had just use it for preaching tour, if they even survive

Why take medicine at all? Waste of money if you ask me?

Basic religious double-standards. If they go to the hospital and he gets better, it’s not because the doctors and nurses are smart and providing quality care, it’s because God wanted him to be healed. On the other hand, if he doesn’t get better it’s because of the doctors’ “unnatural concoctions” and lack of faith are interfering with God’s work.

Acts like him too

@@Man-O-Little-Tan😂

i thought that the first time i saw this episode

Oh my god dude yeah they’re cousins or something

Was looking for this comment

Yeah I know… the devil came to me in my dreams telling me to “K-O” myself… I tell my pastor and next thing I know the paramedics are at my door getting ready to admit me into a psychiatric ward… I’m sorry but aren’t pastors and the church staff supposed to call on God’s protection to keep the devil from doing that? I’m not suicidal, heck in my subconscious I started reciting John 3:16 over and over again to get the devil to go away. If I was suicidal I would’ve agreed with the devil. It makes you wonder if even the church staff are as faithful to God as they claim.

@@animebrat76 Last part, oh boy. Anyway, I understand why the pastor called for medical intervention and the reasoning can be found in what you've shared. Faith can only do so much when you're fighting yourself. Even if we say that those unwanted thoughts are brought by the Devil, it's in YOUR thoughts/dreams and it makes you a danger to yourself. You need outside help to assist you, that's why peer support is very important to those with suicidal thoughts. However, psych wards may be a questionable choice just basing on the experiences of those who went in.

@@animebrat76You realize hearing the devil sounds just as crazy as hearing god right? That was the posters original point.

@TeTeYummy okay cool.

And it's all the best parts of episodes, too.

@@zoyadulzura7490 yes you ain't lying

If God made everything (which is kind of the idea of almost every religion) God made doctors.

@@ameliarose47 and the virus they're dying of🤭

Yep.

@@ameliarose47 yeah. Trust god and his creations

If its your time to go, a doctor isn't gonna stop that. Your going.

if the lord wished us to be dependent on him to cure our ails he would not have given us the braincells needed to imagine more earthly cures theres a reason why the truely faithful sects of religions choose to have their deities be ineffable rather than omnipotent and omniscient

I don't think he's manipulative so much as clinging to denial. Also, he's having seizures and running a high fever.

A person who still calls a person a nerd unironically - the secret signature of a person who peaked in high school.

@@laura121684 I too had white underpants back then. I was also trying to avoid words like geek, dweeb, dork etc. But I think you get the idea.

@@laura121684I feel like not being able to take a joke about a KZfaq vid is more of sign that you peaked in high school than anything else. 😂

Mormons

@TeTeYummy Wow! I'm so excited by that. Send me 100 cases of it immediately!

There's a plethora of them too unfortunately

Pastors.

Yes, what other way do you get money out of the desperate? Just claim to hear the "Father of ALL Humanity!!" What's that? "He just told me that you should empty your wallets, it's in his will! You would not DARE go against his will! He needs your financial support, he will reward you in spirit!" Exaggerated televangelist, B.S spiel there.. L.O.L..

@@Recordman3345 "God always needs money! He's all knowing, all wise, but he can't handle money!" -- George Carlin.

ew🤢

Ohh Nahhhh😱😱

That's incredibly disgusting 🤢🤮

yikes hahahaha

Touched ANYONE'S face.

And none of the doctors points it out to him!

@@vaska1999 probably was covered by underwear for modesty sake .

It needs to target something to test to be efficient (well that what I've been told but I'm not sure: For example, they need to know what they're testing his blood for)

Only if the blood is tested for it. A blood test won’t tell someone that they’re pregnant if it’s not run for it’s hCG levels.

well you wouldnt just have a patient with a mystery condition and have every test known to mankind done on his blood

It has to be targeted. They have to know what to test for. A blood test isn’t where you just put the blood in a magical device that goes “oh yeah this is it!”

You've to know what you're testing for

You left out the most relevant role -- he starred in the 1985 movie "House"!

Maybe they were itchy.

@@andrewvelonis5940 Yes, but then the nasty little bugger didn't wash his hands AND was touching strangers?!

@@misterhanimal god doesn't believe in hygiene obviously

@@misterhanimalMakes me shiver just to think about it.

Herpies sores leak fluid and if you don’t wash your hands it can spread by touch and even spread to the brain but it’s rare but can happen. Thats why when i had my first HSV-1 outbreak and I scratched my lip i dosed my hands in hand sanitizer to make sure i wouldn’t spread it.

Took me a couple of minutes to recognize him. Remember him from the original Carrie movie.

If you are talking about that I am a surgeon guy then I'd have to heavily disagree. The idea of an autistic surgeon who crumbles under pressure or stressful situations is not only dumb and clearly a woke idea but would never happen in real life anyways so I wouldn't care to begin with.

​@@superderfmenAwful script, but he did a good job of it.

That was a Season 4 episode called 97 seconds. House had a clinic patient who had died in a car crash for 97 seconds before he was resuscitated, and saw something amazing. When House met him he tried again by electrocuting himself with a knife in a wall-socket, then told House that he was convinced there was something beyond. House pondered it for a while and tried it himself. I think he even used the same knife. Afterward he tried to talk to the clinic patient, but turns out he died for real since electrocuting his internal organs after a car crash caused them to fail. House's conclusion was that there was nothing on the other side since he didn't see anything.

The problem is never religion. It's religious people.

@@LucianDevine Yup, if I recall in the Bible, if one doesn’t want to hear the word of God that’s on him and God at the end of things?

@@Cow_69 The big problem is the huge number of so-called religious people who can't tell the difference between their word and God's word.

Mixed fabrics, shellfish, pork, adultery, premarital sex, fornication, suicide and a laundry list of other rules would like to chime in as countless Christians break them everyday.

@@LucianDevine spoken like someone who has never read the Bible in its entirety. Or would you like to explain why the passages supporting slavery are actually ok?

Look at what's happened to him. I can't believe it myself. He also starred in the 1985 movie "House"!

YES!!!

@@RodneyisGodney is a brit lol

@@dragon22214 What?

Look at what's happened to him. I can't believe it myself. He also starred in the 1985 movie "House"!

@@AllenKnutson That’s right! Loved him in Big Wednesday too!

You kidding, that's the only medicine doctors in Florida are allowed to practice at this point.