scarecrow rule
scarecrow rule
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Wait, there are natural scarecrows?
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Yeeeeeeeeees. Please post all theories/stories to !halloween or one of the creepy commmunities. I'll be waiting for them, mwuhaha.
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Hi there! Looks like you linked to a Lemmy community using a URL instead of its name, which doesn't work well for people on different instances. Try fixing it like this: !halloween@lemmy.world
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but scarecrows are used to protect the harvest from birds.
what's the logic here? They're using hellish imagery to chase us away from what God protects, which is?
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I'll explain the logic as I understand it, but that's it. I was posting for the rule and this was in my memes folder. I've had many religion debates and find that no one is ever satisfied on either side and everyone ends up with hard feelings. I'm not here to piss people off. That's not my nature.
The logic used by the author of the meme is that god doesn't exist and that it is a made up concept to get people to behave.
Humans want crows to behave a certain way so they made scarecrows.
Humans want other people to behave a certain way so they made god. The meme suggests that the god concept is a behavior modifier. There are no crops.
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iirc it was the zarathustrians that invented heaven/hell, which looks more like carrot and stick than a scarecrow (if we really need to make an analogy)
i don't have problems with gods being inventions, but i think the scarecrow image doesn't correspond and "the logic of the meme" does not compute
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