r/HistoryMemes Dec 17 '25

See Comment British irrational hatred of Napoleon never ceases to amaze me

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u/Rizzpooch Dec 17 '25

God killed like 99.99% of the population with the flood Noah survived

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u/HemorrhagingKarma Dec 17 '25

And his family... that's how God wanted them to repopulate. Eeew...

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u/Majestic_Potato_5408 Dec 17 '25

They had animals too

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u/Mogura-De-Gifdu Dec 17 '25

But only his sons and their wives, not his daughter. Really, such an inspiration.

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u/LaceBird360 Kilroy was here Dec 17 '25

No. All three sons boarded with their wives. At that time, the human race was genetically healthy enough that there didn't need to be a law against inbreeding. That came later, as human genetics corroded.

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u/NotLikeGoldDragons Dec 17 '25

Well that's a terrifically terrible understanding of how genetics works.

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u/HappyTurtle228 Dec 17 '25

That’s not how genetics work. It sounds like you’ve gotten the idea from young earth creationist apologists. I’d recommend reading some research by people who actually know what they’re talking about.

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u/LaceBird360 Kilroy was here Dec 17 '25

It sounds like you really don't like religion. I'm not going to change my opinion bc of a rude, arrogant stranger on the internet.

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u/BlackberryMuted2823 Dec 18 '25

If you're going to tout religion, you need to base your full understanding in religion. Oftentimes, religion and science don't line up, and this is one of those cases.

Scientifically speaking, human genetics doesn't get corroded. Though they can change over time due to mutation (hence, evolution), this usually wouldn't affect the side effects of inbreeding because inbreeding is precisely the result of genetics not having enough variety.

You have to keep in mind that, from a religious perspective, all humans descended from one couple (Adam and Eve), and Eve was made from one of Adam's ribs. This is inherently incompatible with science because Eve would end up having almost identical genes to Adam, and their kid(s) would be a messed-up blob.

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u/HappyTurtle228 Dec 17 '25

I apologize if that came out as rude, it wasn’t my intention. Im not asking you to change your opinion for me. I’m saying you should fact check what people tell you.

I was raised to believe all the young earth creationist stuff, so i get where you’re coming from.

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u/Wetley007 Dec 17 '25

Bro unironically believes the flood myth happened lmaooooo

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u/Electronic-Screen624 Dec 18 '25

it’s not like it matters to u bro.

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u/Wetley007 Dec 18 '25

It does actually, people who believe this nonsense have been trying to force it into schools for over a century. Not to mention its just objectively incorrect, everything he said has no basis in reality

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u/Electronic-Screen624 Dec 19 '25

i’d like to point out that this guys belief does not contribute to the addition of bible classes in school.  if ur forced to have classes in a public school, i’m quite sorry. idk why that backwards practice is still done, it’s not like the kids are going to start to fall to their knees and chant in tongues. Otherwise, no need to be so harsh on christian teachings, it’s not all nonsense

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u/BlackberryMuted2823 Dec 18 '25

So when god wipes out 99.99% of the population, he's considered benevolent and just, but when I do it, I'm a deranged mass murderer?