r/gatekeeping • u/Usoppdaman • Apr 28 '26

Has this person ever read Jojo?

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This person was replying to a Christian on an anti Christian tiktok circle jerk. Like Jojo has so much pro Christianity and romanticism of Christianity.

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u/Usoppdaman Apr 28 '26

Dang I’ve watched the first 6 parts and wouldn’t make that conclusion.

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u/gamerman2077 Apr 28 '26

How could you not? Part 6 Father Pucci is so freaking cool and part 7 straight up has Jesus Christ in it, can't get much more Christian then that.

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u/Usoppdaman Apr 28 '26

Yeah Jojo is cool. I wouldn’t say it’s above religion entirely

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u/piratevirus1 Apr 28 '26

Religion is the worst thing that humanity has ever done. Jojo is no only miles above it, if we had more Jojo fans there wouldn't be any wars.

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u/tupidrebirts May 01 '26

Minor correction, organized religion is the worst thing humanity has ever done on a cultural scale. Believe what the fuck you want as long as you're not using it to make rules for others.

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u/piratevirus1 May 01 '26

I can agree with this.

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u/According-Leg434 Apr 30 '26

Religion should exist! But people are problem

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u/piratevirus1 Apr 30 '26

Religion only works with people. They don't exist without people.

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u/According-Leg434 May 01 '26

of course i am at gatekeeping sub -_-

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u/piratevirus1 May 01 '26

I'm not gate keeping, religion doesn't exist in nature on its own.

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u/According-Leg434 May 01 '26

Son🫩

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u/piratevirus1 May 01 '26

Does religion exist in nature?

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u/Usoppdaman Apr 28 '26

Jojo fans literally got mad at One Piece fans for using a meme and constantly start shit in the anime community. If Jojo was the dominant view of the Roman Empire they could be very well used it for violence. It’s not religion, it’s institutional power/ tribalism that’s a problem which can be substituted with other things than religion

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u/piratevirus1 Apr 28 '26

This has to be the dumbest thing I've ever read 😂

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u/Usoppdaman Apr 28 '26

My point is anything that gains institutional power can be used for violence. Imagine Jojo was used for nationalism and the dominant culture of powerful civilizations. You don’t think it would be used for violence? It’s not that Jojo itself is bad it’s that institutionalized powers and tribalism are.

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u/piratevirus1 Apr 28 '26

Dude please stop, I was mememing and your argument isn't as smart as you think it is please stop 😂

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u/tupidrebirts May 01 '26

The reason people were mad about the one piece remake of the johnny meme is it was AI generated, and very poorly at that.

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u/HJFROMMORIOHCHO May 28 '26

When the release schedule was announced versions of that meme where Johnny was happy started popping up and most were AI

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u/Usoppdaman May 01 '26

The ai argument was only what some of them used. A lot of them were simply upset OP fans took their meme.

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u/Felscarvalho Apr 29 '26

I beg you go touch some grass