believe

Everyone wants to believe in something. The English word, “Believe", means be-lieve, Okay. See, it means to be held dear, to be loved. That's all, to be loved. You hold something dear if you love it, you hold it dear to your heart. And when people get offended by races, nations, religions, the reason people get upset is because they felt what you're really saying to them is that they're not worth of love, they're unlovable.

It is absolutely true that people need to believing things. It'd be a scary thing if you start to believe politicians. You can't trust them. But people say “Well, but we still need to believe something!" Of course, you do, but you're not allowed to believe religion. Well, practically you can, but people will laugh at you and throw things. Cause it has been sort of decided in last century that the religion is basically a formalised panic about death. That's all. I mean look at the Catholic churches, all these campuses organisations on this planet, with their purple robs, gold bases on the side, the gems are so big on their hat if let it fall, it’ll kill people. I mean, what else can it be? All this sort of ritual panic about death. "Death is coming! Quick, but on the Golden hat!"