This is how we Bingham | Part 3

[apmfacebook93]

It makes me so incredibly sad people the binghams force their kids to sit and listen to such hateful, sexist shit be spewed for 8 hours on tv. I can’t watch any of these Mormon family vloggers


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Okay WHAT exactly is it?
I don’t want to knock anyone’s religion, but I was genuinely curious. So I tried googling it but can’t get a very clear idea of what exactly it is they have to watch.


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[nahthxx]

It makes me so incredibly sad people the binghams force their kids to sit and listen to such hateful, sexist shit be spewed for 8 hours on tv. I can’t watch any of these Mormon family vloggers


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Okay WHAT exactly is it?
I don’t want to knock anyone’s religion, but I was genuinely curious. So I tried googling it but can’t get a very clear idea of what exactly it is they have to watch.


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It happens twice a year and it’s basically a weekend long preaching session. The LDS “prophet” and “leaders” speak on topics they find relevant. I guess the also speak “for god” on certain topics.


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[Diablo]

It makes me so incredibly sad people the binghams force their kids to sit and listen to such hateful, sexist shit be spewed for 8 hours on tv. I can’t watch any of these Mormon family vloggers


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Okay WHAT exactly is it?
I don’t want to knock anyone’s religion, but I was genuinely curious. So I tried googling it but can’t get a very clear idea of what exactly it is they have to watch.


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Think of it as the top brass giving their soldiers their new beliefs and marching orders for the year. Lol this sounds silly and oversimplified, but that’s exactly what it is. The old bastards at the top of the food chain spouting bullshit for 8 hours at their drones while they lap up every second of it like idiots.

Last year, the common topic that was laughed at the most by non-Mormons here in Utah County where I’m currently visiting (used to live), was the bullshit about Mormons and their neighbors. If you live in Utah County (Lehi, Pleasant Grove, etc) and you aren’t Mormon, your kids will make very few friends because the Mo’s think they’re perfect and your non-believing child will corrupt theirs (think evangelical Christians, but 1000x worse). So the church’s solution to this during conference was to tell their followers to allow their children to play with the non-believing children (gotta spread the virus...I mean word since church numbers are sharply declining), but suggest that they remove all alcohol, suggestive imagery (remember, to the church, this could mean a damn decoration you bought from Hobby Lobby), and the like completely from the home. They basically said “hey, if you want your kids to play with our kids, sterilize YOUR home into Sesame Street land, so that we don’t have to expose our children to any shape, fashion, or form of reality. Thanks.”

The church can fuck off lol, there’s a reason non-Mormons in SLC and the surrounding areas celebrate general conference weekend with excessive drinking like it’s a holiday. It’s the one weekend the Mormons are home and not letting their 15 kids run wild in Costco. I clearly don’t miss living here.

[nahthxx]

It makes me so incredibly sad people the binghams force their kids to sit and listen to such hateful, sexist shit be spewed for 8 hours on tv. I can’t watch any of these Mormon family vloggers


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Okay WHAT exactly is it?
I don’t want to knock anyone’s religion, but I was genuinely curious. So I tried googling it but can’t get a very clear idea of what exactly it is they have to watch.


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Think of it as the top brass giving their soldiers their new beliefs and marching orders for the year. Lol this sounds silly and oversimplified, but that’s exactly what it is. The old bastards at the top of the food chain spouting bullshit for 8 hours at their drones while they lap up every second of it like idiots.

Last year, the common topic that was laughed at the most by non-Mormons here in Utah County where I’m currently visiting (used to live), was the bullshit about Mormons and their neighbors. If you live in Utah County (Lehi, Pleasant Grove, etc) and you aren’t Mormon, your kids will make very few friends because the Mo’s think they’re perfect and your non-believing child will corrupt theirs (think evangelical Christians, but 1000x worse). So the church’s solution to this during conference was to tell their followers to allow their children to play with the non-believing children (gotta spread the virus...I mean word since church numbers are sharply declining), but suggest that they remove all alcohol, suggestive imagery (remember, to the church, this could mean a damn decoration you bought from Hobby Lobby), and the like completely from the home. They basically said “hey, if you want your kids to play with our kids, sterilize YOUR home into Sesame Street land, so that we don’t have to expose our children to any shape, fashion, or form of reality. Thanks.”

The church can fuck off lol, there’s a reason non-Mormons in SLC and the surrounding areas celebrate general conference weekend with excessive drinking like it’s a holiday. It’s the one weekend the Mormons are home and not letting their 15 kids run wild in Costco. I clearly don’t miss living here.

I think I saw there was a protest about protecting kids going on in SLC today and a Kanye west concert lol


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[JD386]

Wow. The difference in what Justin and Lindsey bought at Costco vs Branden and Mindy is astounding. Whole Foods. Fruits. Vegetables. Healthy alternatives. Polar opposites.


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[Uncle_Deadly]

Did y'all see the creepy old man pictures hiding treats in the Holland's Instagram story? That was seriously disturbing.

[lmmomSD]

It's basically a bunch of old white dudes celebrating the status quo. Oh, and reminding women that motherhood is the highest achievement of their lives. I don't knock motherhood, but not everyone is cut out for it, as seen by the dysfunction of the Griffiths and Jordan Page, and the high rate of opiate abuse in Utah.
And don't forget-- the highlight of the weekend is doughnuts! Fill your kids up with sugar and white carbs and make them stay inside and listen to some old guy drone on!

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[SqueakyWheel]

Can we please abide by the rules we all agreed to when we made accounts on this site. We are not here to bash religion. We are here to snark on youtubers.
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[lmmomSD]

Can we please abide by the rules we all agreed to when we made accounts on this site. We are not here to bash religion. We are here to snark on youtubers.
rules


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You're right. I apologize for piling on. It's just that some of the worst offenders of exploiting their kids-- the Griffiths, the Gardners, the Binghams, and many others are LDS.
If I were Mormon, I would not want them representing my faith to the world. I would say the same if they were Catholic, Baptist, or Buddhist. They're hypocrites, no matter what faith they claim to espouse.

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[Diablo]

Can we please abide by the rules we all agreed to when we made accounts on this site. We are not here to bash religion. We are here to snark on youtubers.
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No bashing religion, but we can call people addicts and hypochondriacs which is literal libel (other threads on this site, same users), we can talk call out the imperfections of children (every thread on this site), and we can dig up dirt on private citizens, but the line is drawn at talking about the silly church of this specific group youtubers? Yeah, okay. That’s all I’ll say about that—I’m not going to veer the thread off topic, just had to point out your inconsistency. No bashing religion, but let’s shit all over multiple families online whilst sitting upon a high horse.


Anyway, how exactly will the Binghams be affected by the YouTube changes? I keep hearing about these new constraints on channels, but what exactly does that entail?

[blessedunrest]

Can we please abide by the rules we all agreed to when we made accounts on this site. We are not here to bash religion. We are here to snark on youtubers.
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You're right. I apologize for piling on. It's just that some of the worst offenders of exploiting their kids-- the Griffiths, the Gardners, the Binghams, and many others are LDS.
If I were Mormon, I would not want them representing my faith to the world. I would say the same if they were Catholic, Baptist, or Buddhist. They're hypocrites, no matter what faith they claim to espouse.

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I always wondered why I cannot seem to find many big YouTube family bloggers from the northeast. All of them are always in Utah or in the south.

[lmmomSD]

Can we please abide by the rules we all agreed to when we made accounts on this site. We are not here to bash religion. We are here to snark on youtubers.
rules


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You're right. I apologize for piling on. It's just that some of the worst offenders of exploiting their kids-- the Griffiths, the Gardners, the Binghams, and many others are LDS.
If I were Mormon, I would not want them representing my faith to the world. I would say the same if they were Catholic, Baptist, or Buddhist. They're hypocrites, no matter what faith they claim to espouse.

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I always wondered why I cannot seem to find many big YouTube family bloggers from the northeast. All of them are always in Utah or in the south.

Or Southern California!

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[lmmomSD]

Can we please abide by the rules we all agreed to when we made accounts on this site. We are not here to bash religion. We are here to snark on youtubers.
rules


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No bashing religion, but we can call people addicts and hypochondriacs which is literal libel (other threads on this site, same users), we can talk call out the imperfections of children (every thread on this site), and we can dig up dirt on private citizens, but the line is drawn at talking about the silly church of this specific group youtubers? Yeah, okay. That’s all I’ll say about that—I’m not going to veer the thread off topic, just had to point out your inconsistency. No bashing religion, but let’s shit all over multiple families online whilst sitting upon a high horse.


Anyway, how exactly will the Binghams be affected by the YouTube changes? I keep hearing about these new constraints on channels, but what exactly does that entail?

I think the difference is that by bashing a religion, we're also talking about people who _aren't_ putting their lives out on the internet for money. To me personally, a lot of what these families do is fair game because they A) put it out there, FOR MONEY B) delete any comments that imply that they aren't perfect and allow their fans to attack people who have anything remotely negative to say, and C) try to give the impression that they are perfect and better than the rest of us somehow.
But when we bash the religion in general, we are including people who aren't behaving like they do, and who haven't put their lives online. In general I don't think people should personalize what we say about vloggers, but saying someone is messed up because of a behavior isn't the same as slamming an entire group.
I definitely have issues with some of the policies of the Mormon church. But until the most recent Pope, I had serious issues with a lot of policies of the Catholic Church. A lot of organized religions espouse ideas that I dislike (homosexuality being a "sin" is at the top of that list) but change takes time.
I'm not sure how to wrap up my point, so I will just shut up now.

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[Pufflepup]

I’ve cried while watching multiple Holland videos when they show ups and downs with Landon. I was so proud of him and happy when he got his bike set up! The Holland’s are so humble and sincere. It’s so upsetting that TIHWB never displays any such humbleness. You’d think with how close the families are, they’d be more appreciative and unpretentious. The excitement Turin showed in the car when Landon explained that he got the new parts and when he immediately jumped in to help Landon place his feet in the pedals— Such a great kid.

[itsame]

Lol, Mindy figures out how to cut bacon in half to make it cook faster. I bet it would blow her mind if she cut it into smaller chunks to cook even faster for breakfast burritos.

Their b-fast actually looked really tasty and nutritious. And then Branden is like "Gee wow, the kids had two portions each!" Yeah dumb nut, they're probably happy to get real food and not Cap'n Crunch for breakfast for once.

[SnarkySam]

So were they doing those coke and mentos experiments instead of listening to their prohphets?

[Pufflepup]

I think they were done watching them for the day, then did the experiments.
The cars were somewhat cool to watch but the aquarium just looked like diarrhea. I don’t know what they expected to happen in a fish tank.

[slc_chick]

So were they doing those coke and mentos experiments instead of listening to their prohphets?

No they filmed this much earlier in the week, like last Tuesday I think they mentioned it.

[Uncle_Deadly]

Is Landon on his new bike not just the most beautiful thing? He is making this grumpy, snarky middle-aged chick all teary. Somebody needs to start a Holland thread. They are starting to get some attention on here.

[slc_chick]

So were they doing those coke and mentos experiments instead of listening to their prohphets?

No they filmed this much earlier in the week, like last Tuesday I think they mentioned it.

Lol, I wish you could edit your posts, I just watched Saturday's vlog and they talk about filming it after watching the talks. No idea where I got my idea from, must have been thinking of an older vlog where they mentioned it.