I'm Not Ashamed

The acting was awful. The message was awful. The usage of an infamous shooting is awful. The portrayal of Dylan and Eric as born villains and not mental cases was awful. The casual reading of mein Kampf was genuinely funny. The acting was worse than most pureflix films. (Awful) The portrayal of Rachel as some kind of prophet was actually pretty funny and I hate to say that I laughed inside of a theatre full of people watching a movie about columbine. 0/10

But you should totally be ashamed of correlating it with a school shooting as a conversion tactic! Of course the writers aren't ashamed of painting the incident as a biproduct of atheism. Twisting the story won't make it any more accurate. And the more you do, the harder it will be to prevent the next school shooting. But at least it might help you recruit new converts to your religion, not to mention your movie profit. Shame on you.

This is a guide on how to pretend to care about people because a terrifying "god" without morality tells you to. Try actually caring out of empathy, not because you want to go to neverland when you die. You should be ashamed. The audacity to claim to "know" everything there is to know about the universe because a magical man in the sky purportedly wrote a (horrendously immoral) book about it conveniently leaving out all the useful details is amazing. This film tests my faith in human beings and demonstrates how likely it is that humans won't exist more than another century. Ignorant fake empathy, praising ignorance and denial of reality at the expense of human lives, and genuine total indifference to human suffering. That's what this religion should be ashamed of. It's what this religion has produced for the last two millennia. It produces ignorant narcissistic sociopaths at best.