Xian Missionary Killed By Sentinelese Island Tribe

[FlamingRedRose666]

You know what, this time I don't even have anything to add. This is just simultaneously too funny and too enraging for words. Funny because this absolute kiked up moron got himself killed. Enraging because odds are his corpse is probably going to wipe out the natives or create some sort of massive political issue that will result in the death of the tribe. All because they weren't worshiping Yehubor's leader Yeshua.

At least the general public response has turned on Xianity over this one, which is a great sign, as even the comments on the site below serves as great proof of such. Most other sources display much the same response from commenters.

Simply put, yikes.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6413235/American-tourist-27-killed-protected-tribesmen-remote-island.html

LOL! :lol:

 

[luis]

You know what, this time I don't even have anything to add. This is just simultaneously too funny and too enraging for words. Funny because this absolute kiked up moron got himself killed. Enraging because odds are his corpse is probably going to wipe out the natives or create some sort of massive political issue that will result in the death of the tribe. All because they weren't worshiping Yehubor's leader Yeshua.

At least the general public response has turned on Xianity over this one, which is a great sign, as even the comments on the site below serves as great proof of such. Most other sources display much the same response from commenters.

Simply put, yikes.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6413235/American-tourist-27-killed-protected-tribesmen-remote-island.html

I guess is "god" didn't protect him lol

Yeah but it is funny, days ago when i saw it in the news i just lughed too much :lol:

 

[Brdredr]

The fact that they even tried is laughable. The Sentinelese tribe has made it clear for hundreds of years that they don't want visitors, and will attack anyone who tries. It's an island you're not allowed to visit for a reason. I believe it's under India's jurisdiction if I recall correctly.