For all of his faults, Kevin Spacey is one of the greatest actors of this generation. The thing I love about his portrayal of Frank Underwood is how he utilizes the southern accent. When you see him interacting with the constituents from his district, he plays up the good old boy Southern accent but when he's in Washington or dealing with international dignitaries he loses the accent altogether. Amazing stuff.
The analysis of this speech is brilliant. First Frank pretends to go off book, like it comes from the heart. Creates common ground over the description of hate, then proceeds to forgive and absolve the parents of theirs (taking Gods role in providing forgiveness). He then uses his sympathetic position to transfer blame for the accident to God, only then after removing blame from himself does Frank bring up his personal story. Now he too is a 'victim of God' also deserving sympathy using this position to enforce his point. Now he is on a level footing with the parents he says not to trust their understanding, any physical evidence or reasoning for accident is to be discarded. After which he tells them to love God in spite of his actions. Frank replaces his role in causing the crash with God then using this position as a proxy acquires '3rd party' forgiveness for his actions through God. I'm not too well spoken so this might not make sense but i still love the phycology Frank uses to clear himself in the parents eyes.
@@FRVT0 If I may wax nostalgic... It starts when you open your car door and you're met with 9:52am summer humidity unique to agrarian cities. You open the church doors to the whoosh of air conditioning and potpourri. There's a battle in the air between last night's exhaust from a dusty vacuum and the Old Spice of the deacon greeting you with this week's bulletin. You walk down the aisles to your family's pew. Each church row has a fragrance, and each column a dichotomy. The chain-smoker's wintergreen chewing gum, breath-of-merlot on the wife of the closeted music director, coffee and Copenhagen, and the empowering smell of old books courtesy the flapping hand-fans of frustrated mothers in proximity of deteriorating hymnals. To your left are the Smiths, to the right sit the Joneses. Finally you sit down on itchy burlap atop exhausted foam cushioning. For the rest of the sermon all that remains is the perfume or cologne of the person with whom you sinned the night before. How I miss committing them in that youth.
@@bratwurst19 More like the Demiurge/Yaldabaoth aka the God of Control from Gnosticism readings of the old texts. Satan and Lucifer advocate freedom and Cosmic Chaos which is actually not evil but turns everything in universe into a randomizer. The demiurge is an artificial god who failed to follow after the real god, but in his arrogance and egomania believes he is the one almighty god whose right it is to decide the fate of everything. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demiurge#:~:text=Yaldabaoth%20is%20frequently%20called%20%22the,Simon%20used%20a%20similar%20description. In a similar fashion he control the narrative and truth in that Church scene and in the grand scheme he sees himself in the Oval office or very close where he has absolute control.
One of my favourite scenes so far. Love how the music changes to something hopeful even though we all know he's bullshitting, he even tells us himself. It creates this really strange feeling, emotionally you want to go along with that hopeful message and music, but you know it's manipulative crap so the affect is totally unsettling. This is how manipulation works, when you fall prey to it it's because you *want* to believe it somewhere inside of you. Deep down the parents and others don't really want to believe that the girl died because of someone else's selfish ego, and that there are callous people in the world. It's much easier to believe that it was God's mysterious and benevolent plan that lifted the girl into heaven. The denial of the religious is easy to shape, and for some like Frank quite enjoyable. The way music is used in House of Cards is just genius, I don't think I've ever seen it exploited the way it is here. The camera angle is interesting too, especially since Frank often likes to adopt the father role when manipulating others.
Textbook sociopath at work. In reality, I don't think this speech would be received very well, unless it was being observed only by ardent supporters. Anyone with even the slightest awareness of context to the parents' displeasure with Frank Underwood would view this as manipulative and disingenuous. To me, the satire doesn't hit hard as a reflection of the politician, but, instead, as a reflection of willingly vulnerable people who consume and accept extreme ideas and rhetoric from manipulative sources.
I think you are giving the public too much credence of being able to read between the lines. In today's time it's all about playing into reaffirming your own beliefs and vilifying the other side. Media plays into that. Social Media plays into that. I think politicians are the one who started the trend and they push it the hardest because it works. Personally, I think most politicians aren't (and don't have to be) as charming and manipulative. They are much more concerned with using overplayed identity politics phrases to just simply grift, or just benefit themselves for a political gain of some sort and it works sadly. We need more cautious voters but I don't think with a lot apathy for many people, and a lot of back patting to the minority, it does work. Most people are vote to support their team and see them win, and what they do when they win is just an afterthought.
You gotta love how he is actually using Christian gospel for his own goal here. He knew he was in front of a very faithful crowd that knew the bible, so he took narratives directly from the bible and used them. Many people here comment that this was super easy to see through what he did there, but it actually is not if you believe in the bible. When you actually believe it, your believe would overwrite your reasoning.
well the bible says beware of the wolf in the crowd, basically just cause a man speaks dont meen its tru so be careful, ive noticed alot of politicians love t be a christian for recognition but dont actually act like one
@@maxladue993 Not to be antagonising on purpose, I'm genuinely curious about the thought-process from an intellectual perspective because it's always seemed like an oxymoron to me. People necessarily have to pick and choose between what is literal and what is metaphorical in *insert religious text here* in order to reconcile their beliefs with modern day sensibilities. So when it comes to the more appalling and questionable texts it was just 'the culture at the time' but at the same time religion provides 'objective morality' ? Not to presume your stance on any of these issues but these are what I just can't understand as someone who was never nudged into practicing religion.
@@Bryan-dr5qy oh im not religious either, but i know for a fact that if u understand the bible u will be able to tell whose full of crap, its like if their was 2 history teachers but one knew everything about it but the other one barely knows anything, it would be easy to spot the fake
Maybe not a good human being altogether, but this man is one of the greatest actors I have seen. I know we can not separate the art from the person; but what if we could, just for a moment.
Fundamental misunderstanding between hate and anger. You can be angry with someone you Love without hating him. It is one thing to be angry at God, another to hate him. They can be mutually exclusive in some people. Job is an example of one being angry at God and questioning Him. But that doesn’t mean he hated God….
Absolutely correct, and it's these subtle manipulations in one of the most fundamental parts of logic, the definitions, which builds up a whole house of cards that must follow. In statistics, the best way to lie is to doctor the selected data beforehand. In logic, the best way to lie is with definitions. In either case, there is plausible deniable ignorance.
@@Brandon-1996 are you sure? Cause even the bible talks about hate towards god. If they picked up on the difference, they would not be very well versed christians.
It's like I've always said - Do you want to realize once and for all if there is a God or not? Read the bible. From cover to cover. You'll have no doubts after that...
@@arminbeg He's suggesting if you actually read the Bible, you would realize there is no God, just humans rationalizing their own behavior under the name of "god".
It's actually quite shocking but far too many people in the industry are in the position now when they are literally praying for him to finally land in prison or they will lose... well, face I guess. Face and really nothing more. There is no relief when yet another of his accusers is proven to be a lying perjurer although there really should be a relief for many people. Well, maybe I'm wrong, Sam Mendes seemed to be relieved :-)
@@druunderwood5602 i like to drop corinthians 13 and then the bit about a plague coming after disobeying corinthians 13 just like in current times. lol Christians should mimic the ancient essenes - instead the modern christian is a mockery of Yeshua the dear beloved one..
This was from another reply I made, but I think it would be important to comment again I love this analysis, and looking at politics of the present, can you imagine how good of a president Joe Biden would have been, had he gone the frank underwood route, because of what he had caused in Afghanistan and sure maybe it was necessary, but the mom and dad's of the deceased(13) I haven't heard a good thought from them to Joe, they even said he was making it about him and not the family member that the parents cared for. Frank used his dad as a way to empathize in such a way despite the lady from the story having died of something else, of course comparing this to afghan, is 10x worse, but I would say the sting would not be as bad as it should
@@jamespfitz Sexual relations with children, for starters. You speak in opposition yet you know nothing about who Kevin Spacey is. I pity your Ignorance.
Seems right to blame God for everything doesn’t it.. So if God is the giver of life.. where is the taker of it? Don’t they call him the Devil?.. haven’t heard much blame on his side
"I hate you God" - Been a Christian for over 20 years and never said that. So the idea that everyone says that is wrong. Atheists probably say that but they say to to someone who they think does not even exist
@KunstKrieg KinoPix Studios Well, being frustrated with God is something that we all go through at times. "Why have you forsaken me" is something that David and then Jesus said . So that is just part of our lives It is not like hating God though :)
Something that I - as a European - did not understand - why was there so much fuss about the obvious tragic death of the girl. Wasn't she the one that texted while driving, making it her definite responsibility at the end of the day?
As someone with an.. agnostic?.. perspective, I don't hate the concept of God. It's ancient, and more complicated than you seem to think. Regardless, I agree, the belief in supernatural entities is a waste of peoples' energy and potential. I just want to the concept of Hell beaten into a pulp; That stuff is really unhealthy.
God does not take our loved ones. This speech is a blasphemy against God. I did feel the same though when my mother died, but it had nothing to do with God.
So God didn't make hell for people to suffer in either if they don't believe in him? God doesn't have any plan and everyone's life is completely meaningless? For a Christian you sure don't believe in any of the cornerstone of Bible and it's teachings. Which is for the best really as it's a horrible book
@@valtonen77 Well, aside from limiting peoples' potential by believing in the supernatural, really it's just the hellfire bits that need to be beaten into submission. No one deserves the Hell described in the Bible. The rest is a matter of careful discussion, but some parts are just damn simple. People deserve understanding, not suffering.
that's kind of the point of the scene, Frank is manipulating the crowd and the parents to stop hating him, under the pretext that "God works in mysterious ways" i.e. pawning off his own responsibility for their daughter's death on it being the will of god
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For all of his faults, Kevin Spacey is one of the greatest actors of this generation. The thing I love about his portrayal of Frank Underwood is how he utilizes the southern accent. When you see him interacting with the constituents from his district, he plays up the good old boy Southern accent but when he's in Washington or dealing with international dignitaries he loses the accent altogether. Amazing stuff.
ok but his southern accent is trash. Source: I'm from the south.
Literally like Hillary Clinton did lol.
@KunstKrieg KinoPix Studios The fact that he was a predator made him even better for this role.
@KunstKrieg KinoPix Studios was actually never proven
@KunstKrieg KinoPix Studios There was no proof other than words from people who wouldnt come foward, is this what we should judge people based of off?
The analysis of this speech is brilliant. First Frank pretends to go off book, like it comes from the heart. Creates common ground over the description of hate, then proceeds to forgive and absolve the parents of theirs (taking Gods role in providing forgiveness). He then uses his sympathetic position to transfer blame for the accident to God, only then after removing blame from himself does Frank bring up his personal story. Now he too is a 'victim of God' also deserving sympathy using this position to enforce his point. Now he is on a level footing with the parents he says not to trust their understanding, any physical evidence or reasoning for accident is to be discarded. After which he tells them to love God in spite of his actions. Frank replaces his role in causing the crash with God then using this position as a proxy acquires '3rd party' forgiveness for his actions through God.
I'm not too well spoken so this might not make sense but i still love the phycology Frank uses to clear himself in the parents eyes.
Great analysis of a great speech by a son of a bitch.
Who do you think writes these awesome speeches for the show? These writers are surely underrated
You are well spoken.
The irony of writing this great analysis and then saying "I'm not too well spoken".
This whole text is the epitome of succinctness.
@@doonspriggan9616 I second that. Really brilliant analysis, Bard.
Raised Southern Baptist.... I can smell this scene.
Attended a Southern Baptist university(which I loved) but I agree 100% with You
Is it a good smell or a bad smell?
@@FRVT0 If I may wax nostalgic...
It starts when you open your car door and you're met with 9:52am summer humidity unique to agrarian cities. You open the church doors to the whoosh of air conditioning and potpourri. There's a battle in the air between last night's exhaust from a dusty vacuum and the Old Spice of the deacon greeting you with this week's bulletin.
You walk down the aisles to your family's pew. Each church row has a fragrance, and each column a dichotomy. The chain-smoker's wintergreen chewing gum, breath-of-merlot on the wife of the closeted music director, coffee and Copenhagen, and the empowering smell of old books courtesy the flapping hand-fans of frustrated mothers in proximity of deteriorating hymnals.
To your left are the Smiths, to the right sit the Joneses.
Finally you sit down on itchy burlap atop exhausted foam cushioning. For the rest of the sermon all that remains is the perfume or cologne of the person with whom you sinned the night before. How I miss committing them in that youth.
@@FRVT0 it’s a fine smell, doesn’t assault your nostrils that much at all
@@BradyBlues this is beautiful. I haven't been in a church in at least 15 years, but I could feel all of this as if I were there right now.
this is literally like watching the devil speak in a church
I wouldn't use the word devil he is just telling what he feels we all have different opinions on God
@@athishnirup1815 yea, and this is the devil's opinion
@@bratwurst19 More like the Demiurge/Yaldabaoth aka the God of Control from Gnosticism readings of the old texts. Satan and Lucifer advocate freedom and Cosmic Chaos which is actually not evil but turns everything in universe into a randomizer.
The demiurge is an artificial god who failed to follow after the real god, but in his arrogance and egomania believes he is the one almighty god whose right it is to decide the fate of everything.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demiurge#:~:text=Yaldabaoth%20is%20frequently%20called%20%22the,Simon%20used%20a%20similar%20description.
In a similar fashion he control the narrative and truth in that Church scene and in the grand scheme he sees himself in the Oval office or very close where he has absolute control.
Well it is Kevin Spacey
@Mr Freeze. yeah yeah whatever
The more you pay attention to the politics and the longer you focus, the more House of Cards seem like a documentary than fiction!!
Except Frank and his government is actully somewhat competent, unlike the previous administration.
@@Orcawhale1 Biden is continuing a lot of what the previous administration did. He's continuing the tax cuts and increasing the pentagon budget
@@joeypethan5083
Which don't matter, because im not talking about the policies, im talking about competence.
Bush v. Gore is just a dirty as Francis his re election
Nah, nth beats Yes, Minister/Prime Minister
One of my favorite speeches of Underwood. This one and America Works.
Seems kind of ironic Kevin Spacey giving a speech about hating, or being hated
There's no denying his rare talent as a thespian.
This dude could even act in the eternals and make it an epic
One of my favourite scenes so far. Love how the music changes to something hopeful even though we all know he's bullshitting, he even tells us himself. It creates this really strange feeling, emotionally you want to go along with that hopeful message and music, but you know it's manipulative crap so the affect is totally unsettling. This is how manipulation works, when you fall prey to it it's because you *want* to believe it somewhere inside of you. Deep down the parents and others don't really want to believe that the girl died because of someone else's selfish ego, and that there are callous people in the world. It's much easier to believe that it was God's mysterious and benevolent plan that lifted the girl into heaven. The denial of the religious is easy to shape, and for some like Frank quite enjoyable.
The way music is used in House of Cards is just genius, I don't think I've ever seen it exploited the way it is here. The camera angle is interesting too, especially since Frank often likes to adopt the father role when manipulating others.
Dude use more spaces between your paragraphs or people won't read it.
It's like eating a big cake entirely in one bite
This guy seems like a lovely leader of his community. I’d vote for him!
I think he should run a superpower for hire!
When he was kicked out of house of cards series , the whole series lost its meaning and I never watched the new season.
same
@@Exia2004 yup
You didn’t miss anything. It was terrible
You missed a wonderful ending.
@@christal2641 oh. The comment above is totally opposite. U sure?
Textbook sociopath at work. In reality, I don't think this speech would be received very well, unless it was being observed only by ardent supporters. Anyone with even the slightest awareness of context to the parents' displeasure with Frank Underwood would view this as manipulative and disingenuous.
To me, the satire doesn't hit hard as a reflection of the politician, but, instead, as a reflection of willingly vulnerable people who consume and accept extreme ideas and rhetoric from manipulative sources.
Lmao, you forgot about both factors: charisma and being attractive. You can sell the stupidiest shit to people when you are handsome.
@@Johnny3Batony Yeah I don't think looks factor in as much with a dead kid.
Respect to politicians for knowing how to rule/manage people !
Psychopath, jesus Psychopath, it just grinds my gears how many people get this wrong, Frank Underwood is not a Sociopath, he is a psychopath.
I think you are giving the public too much credence of being able to read between the lines. In today's time it's all about playing into reaffirming your own beliefs and vilifying the other side. Media plays into that. Social Media plays into that. I think politicians are the one who started the trend and they push it the hardest because it works.
Personally, I think most politicians aren't (and don't have to be) as charming and manipulative. They are much more concerned with using overplayed identity politics phrases to just simply grift, or just benefit themselves for a political gain of some sort and it works sadly. We need more cautious voters but I don't think with a lot apathy for many people, and a lot of back patting to the minority, it does work.
Most people are vote to support their team and see them win, and what they do when they win is just an afterthought.
This is brilliant he’s mocking god by using his scriptures as if to say I am in full support of your words but the tone says otherwise.
The devil used scripture, in the scripture
He’s cherry picking scripture to fill his own narrative. Pretty impressive
2:37 “Why God!!” Right after his commentary. So wrong lololol
First saw this scene like a month ago, and I've been watching the series as often as possible since watching this clip.
Tis kinda funny people still think that any politician is NOT exactly this.
Nah. Good old Frank was competent. That's a far cry from actual politicians.
None of them are as competent.
Joe biden
@@jpeg.600x2 Franks no Spud or Orangeman!
_Any_ politician? You shouldn't oversimplify people, or the nature of an individual's corruption.
Great actor
Didn’t scratch the surface of life. …I like it.
After they removed hoc was never the same.
Now Kevin Spacey knows all about the word HATE!!
Shame that he didn’t bother to understand the word “no”.
@@MrBarneyDinosaur was he convicted of something? I haven't really checked since the accusations.
@@formyownedification3879 no never was
@@Jeremynicholson oh, so then everyone is being horrible to an innocent person.
@@formyownedification3879 technically yeah
You gotta love how he is actually using Christian gospel for his own goal here.
He knew he was in front of a very faithful crowd that knew the bible, so he took narratives directly from the bible and used them.
Many people here comment that this was super easy to see through what he did there, but it actually is not if you believe in the bible. When you actually believe it, your believe would overwrite your reasoning.
well the bible says beware of the wolf in the crowd, basically just cause a man speaks dont meen its tru so be careful, ive noticed alot of politicians love t be a christian for recognition but dont actually act like one
@@maxladue993 It's kinda hard to think for yourself when you're supposed to lean not on your own understanding
@@Bryan-dr5qy Its pretty easy to know who is a true Christian or not, true believers have a better sense of who is misleading you or not
@@maxladue993 Not to be antagonising on purpose, I'm genuinely curious about the thought-process from an intellectual perspective because it's always seemed like an oxymoron to me. People necessarily have to pick and choose between what is literal and what is metaphorical in *insert religious text here* in order to reconcile their beliefs with modern day sensibilities. So when it comes to the more appalling and questionable texts it was just 'the culture at the time' but at the same time religion provides 'objective morality' ? Not to presume your stance on any of these issues but these are what I just can't understand as someone who was never nudged into practicing religion.
@@Bryan-dr5qy oh im not religious either, but i know for a fact that if u understand the bible u will be able to tell whose full of crap, its like if their was 2 history teachers but one knew everything about it but the other one barely knows anything, it would be easy to spot the fake
Sounds like my Dad but with an American accent.
language is most powerful tool to that humans have got
If only politicians would be so good at what they do.
I wish we had more episodes where Frank went back to Gaffney
Maybe not a good human being altogether, but this man is one of the greatest actors I have seen. I know we can not separate the art from the person; but what if we could, just for a moment.
I know Kevin Spacey was a weirdo but he was a damn good actor
little bit worse than a weirdo there guy
*is* and *is*
The sheer manipulation of Frank using the death of his abusive piece of shit father to win people over in his speech I love it lmao
How was he abusive? By what he said he was just a doormat kind of man.
A strong Jack Lemmon vibe here
My Dad was always more like Walter Matthau crossed with Edward Woodward.
Lemmon was a mentor figure to Spacey. They acted together in _Glengarry Glen Ross._
thats gold jerry gold
Roundtine
Fundamental misunderstanding between hate and anger. You can be angry with someone you Love without hating him. It is one thing to be angry at God, another to hate him. They can be mutually exclusive in some people. Job is an example of one being angry at God and questioning Him. But that doesn’t mean he hated God….
Absolutely correct, and it's these subtle manipulations in one of the most fundamental parts of logic, the definitions, which builds up a whole house of cards that must follow.
In statistics, the best way to lie is to doctor the selected data beforehand. In logic, the best way to lie is with definitions. In either case, there is plausible deniable ignorance.
The members in my mother's church would pick up on this almost immediately, and he would be interrupted.
What do you mean "him"? God has a gender?
@@thearbyter7953
I'm not Christian, but I recall liking this video:
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@@Brandon-1996 are you sure? Cause even the bible talks about hate towards god. If they picked up on the difference, they would not be very well versed christians.
Anyone else here because they couldn't wait another 4 months for the Kevin Spacey Christmas Special.
Perfect ending.
Fools go marching on.
KS, great actor...
💕
Shame this clip was cut short.
Great actor - hope he makes a come back.
he told them to trust in God AKA "dont hold me accountable it was God "
AGREE WITH C UNDERWOOD THIS MAN IS A THESPIAN 🎭 WAS AN AMAZING SCENE 👑🏴
what an actor
God damn it.
blasphemy mate
He don't feel no ways tired.
It's like I've always said - Do you want to realize once and for all if there is a God or not? Read the bible. From cover to cover. You'll have no doubts after that...
Not sure if this is bashing or promoting the bible?
@@arminbeg He's suggesting if you actually read the Bible, you would realize there is no God, just humans rationalizing their own behavior under the name of "god".
For real.
@@wlee9888 not really Bible is against every sinful human behaviour if it truly were for men made by men then it wouldn't tell us to not sin.
@@ryx964 Isn't that just greater proof that the Bible is true and divine, as it's not made to simply please men but to guide them in the right path
Legendary staff!!!
Not often that the character lives up to the man
Somehow all politicians taken tuition classes from Frank underwood.
this is most preachers
this is how you saw me 😔
How is the 8 years 👴
Now that it's clear he's innocent can we get another season this please
It's actually quite shocking but far too many people in the industry are in the position now when they are literally praying for him to finally land in prison or they will lose... well, face I guess. Face and really nothing more. There is no relief when yet another of his accusers is proven to be a lying perjurer although there really should be a relief for many people. Well, maybe I'm wrong, Sam Mendes seemed to be relieved :-)
2:25 you can see Fly Pence's cousin on the back of Underwood's head
Damn, Kevin spacey should have been a priest! He would have fit in so well!
Jonathan Irons wildin bruh
From 1:57... is the bomb!
John 14:6
Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.
Its all bullshit
If we are doing preaching I always drop this one
Ezekiel 18:20.
@@druunderwood5602 i like to drop corinthians 13 and then the bit about a plague coming after disobeying corinthians 13 just like in current times. lol
Christians should mimic the ancient essenes - instead the modern christian is a mockery of Yeshua the dear beloved one..
@@agnidas5816 Agreed, The plague bit always takes me back to
The Stand, Its the Bloody surname again! I blame Stephen King! Lol.
@@druunderwood5602 why do u guys always gotta take verses outta context to fit ur agenda?
This guy , is a real psychopath
Seems kinda like the clip ended a little bit early...
Boy did he make some bad choices😔.
Perhaps Frank should have been a poet
All these recent comments 👀
Sad part is I'm gonna half to go to church soon
@@pilgrimsprogress3237 I wouldn't trust schools either. They're turning into Indoctrination centers everyday.
@@xgamerx01 What do they indoctrinate?
This was from another reply I made, but I think it would be important to comment again
I love this analysis, and looking at politics of the present, can you imagine how good of a president Joe Biden would have been, had he gone the frank underwood route, because of what he had caused in Afghanistan and sure maybe it was necessary, but the mom and dad's of the deceased(13) I haven't heard a good thought from them to Joe, they even said he was making it about him and not the family member that the parents cared for. Frank used his dad as a way to empathize in such a way despite the lady from the story having died of something else, of course comparing this to afghan, is 10x worse, but I would say the sting would not be as bad as it should
let us all not forget how she died and who the anger and blame came toward..
Trump is basically like Frank. Except without the charm, intelligence, or the ability to speak in full sentences
Lmao harsh but true.
Get a grip, he's been out of office for two years. You are still worthless.
💀
Insert the "Person/Party I don't like is Hitler"
All this talk of love, tell that to the Amalekites!
Do I sense some hate here?
What season and episode is this?
Makes one think of the current politicians that is in office right now...
Not the rapist one being dragged to court for all his crimes? Oh.
What is it about pedophiles and churches?
Kevin spacey is innocent
not me 🤩 because i know the real god 😄
episode no?
Wolf in clothe of sheep
Chapter 3 season 1
Wolf in Sheep's Clothing, Agents of Shield gives you A Hen in the Wolf House.
Please, someone invent a word for a kid that already looks like the adult version of themselves @ 2:07
He is talking about Qadr.
They should've known it was a lie when him looking back as a kid, that his Father was "so young." 43 years old is ancient to a kid.
Kevin Spacey, somewhat a victim of the cancel culture but a truly great actor
Great actor - cant be taken away from him. He is as morally as he should be financially bankrupt for his private life.
Whatever, Judgey McJudgerson. Name three things he's done to deserve your opprobrium.
@@jamespfitz Sexual relations with children, for starters. You speak in opposition yet you know nothing about who Kevin Spacey is. I pity your Ignorance.
Seems right to blame God for everything doesn’t it..
So if God is the giver of life.. where is the taker of it?
Don’t they call him the Devil?.. haven’t heard much blame on his side
"I hate you God" - Been a Christian for over 20 years and never said that. So the idea that everyone says that is wrong. Atheists probably say that but they say to to someone who they think does not even exist
@KunstKrieg KinoPix Studios Well, being frustrated with God is something that we all go through at times. "Why have you forsaken me" is something that David and then Jesus said . So that is just part of our lives
It is not like hating God though :)
You know it's possible to hate an idea, right?
Ped oh ph scale, goddan lib raries
master manipulator
"If they were to stand up and scream those words of hate could we blame them?"
Yes. Yes we can.
Emotion is no excuse for evil
Sorry, but I disagree. I never told God I hated him, but I have been very, VERY angry.
How is it evil?
On our what?
ON MY AUTHORITY
And lean not on our what..??
Something that I - as a European - did not understand - why was there so much fuss about the obvious tragic death of the girl. Wasn't she the one that texted while driving, making it her definite responsibility at the end of the day?
One word. Americans
The true Antichrist
House of cards was amazing until people were forced to discover feigned outrage.
Yuk this creep
Crappy egris.....🤷🏻♂️
"lean not on your own understanding"
and that's why church is such a predation scam
Faith is a lie.
Says who?
@@nani4usa a neckbeard.
Faith is all you have, how do you know what truth is but by faith
@@bigsnacks2350 on point
Pretty easy to manipulate people with it…almost like that’s what it was…..designed for?
Shows exactly how Christianity is a joke
Kevin Spacey? Gross...
I love.. the performance of this great actor, but I do hate "God". God is nothing but an illusion. People must get rid of it for their own good.
As someone with an.. agnostic?.. perspective, I don't hate the concept of God. It's ancient, and more complicated than you seem to think.
Regardless, I agree, the belief in supernatural entities is a waste of peoples' energy and potential. I just want to the concept of Hell beaten into a pulp; That stuff is really unhealthy.
God does not take our loved ones. This speech is a blasphemy against God. I did feel the same though when my mother died, but it had nothing to do with God.
So God didn't make hell for people to suffer in either if they don't believe in him? God doesn't have any plan and everyone's life is completely meaningless? For a Christian you sure don't believe in any of the cornerstone of Bible and it's teachings. Which is for the best really as it's a horrible book
@@pilgrimsprogress3237 Ive read all the good bits which convinced me the rest isnt worth reading.
@@valtonen77
Well, aside from limiting peoples' potential by believing in the supernatural, really it's just the hellfire bits that need to be beaten into submission. No one deserves the Hell described in the Bible. The rest is a matter of careful discussion, but some parts are just damn simple. People deserve understanding, not suffering.
that's kind of the point of the scene, Frank is manipulating the crowd and the parents to stop hating him, under the pretext that "God works in mysterious ways" i.e. pawning off his own responsibility for their daughter's death on it being the will of god