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Ricky Gervais Drops Truth Bombs on Stephen Colbert in Epic Religion Debate 🔥
“There are about 3,000 gods. You believe in one, so you don’t believe in 2,999 gods… and I don’t believe in just one more.”
And on science vs religion:
“If we took any holy book or any fiction and destroyed it, in a thousand years it wouldn’t come back just as it was.
Whereas if we took every science book and fact and destroyed them all, in a thousand years they’d all be back, because the same tests would give the same results.”
Colbert’s reaction? “That’s good… That’s really good.”
Ricky is brilliant, always calm and explains his points so well.
Respectful debate done right. 👏🏻
@6ixbuzztv “Calling Canada ‘oppressive’ is nonsense. We have free elections, protected rights, and independent courts. Disagreeing with policy isn’t oppression—and ‘regime change’ talk is absurd.”
@GurvSC This is purely your opinion with some stretched facts. Canada’s happiness ranking has slipped but not to #25, and the middle class isn’t “among the weakest.” There are real pressures—but this framing exaggerates them to make a political point. It always about politics sadly!
@sarobertsonca Saying GDP per capita is “your income” is misleading. It’s total economic output divided by population—not what you actually earn. It includes corporate profits, gov’t spending, and investment, and says nothing about distribution or cost of living.
@sarobertsonca That’s a strawman. Socialism doesn’t assume people become “angels” in government—it’s about structuring systems so essential services aren’t driven purely by profit. Humans are imperfect in any system; the real debate is which system manages that better.
@davidallenwest That’s a political opinion, not a fact. Canada’s economy and gas prices are driven largely by global markets, not just one party’s policies.
@JayGenXer Canada has huge oil reserves, but gas prices follow the global oil market. Production has actually increased under Justin Trudeau. Pump prices are driven by global crude prices, refining limits, exchange rates, and taxes—not just Canadian policy.
@mario4thenorth It does not transfer private property, cancel mortgages, eliminate municipal government, or stop people from owning their homes.
Recognizing Indigenous rights ≠ giving away a city.
Please check credible sources before sharing claims that create unnecessary panic.
@mario4thenorth This is false.
The federal government did not give away “all of Vancouver” to the Musqueam. The agreement recognizes Aboriginal rights and title within traditional territory — something protected under Canada’s Constitution for decades.