If Your Body Were a Religion

     Here’s the final product of that script I posted last time. So far I’ve been able to keep to my schedule of posting every Tuesday this month. The animation I posted last week was a huge help to my channel, because TJ Kirk drove a lot of traffic my way. It didn’t produce much ad revenue due to the YouTube advertiser boycott. I didn’t make that one Patreon supported either, because it was purely for fun, cross-promotion, and made no real points. So, no money, but worth it nonetheless due to its help in growing the channel. If you haven’t seen that video yet, here’s a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e19DYf2lRIw

     This 2nd video of the month is one that I am applying Patreon funding to even though it’s a short one. It makes a valid point, aided by its succinctness. Furthermore, the next one I plan to apply your funding to will be much longer, requires much more time than usual, and is crammed full of arguments, so it will balance out this short video. I’m not sure if the longer one will be completed this month (another reason I applied Patreon funding to this one), but I will post the script and some renders soon. It will be an episode of Power Corrupts, and a major part of it will be arguing against the idea that morality comes from God. That animation, unlike this one, will have sufficient length to accommodate your names in credits. I might be able to cram some comedic God & Jeffery videos in this month, but if I do, I won’t apply your funding to them (unless I come up with some brilliant unforeseen idea for one of them that makes it worthy enough). The bulk of my efforts right now are being applied to the Power Corrupts video.

      Thank you so much for staying with me during these rough times on YouTube. I want to keep posting, and you’re enabling me to do that. Many of you are here, or have increased your pledges, in consideration of this ad boycott. I’m truly humbled and appreciative. I can survive this thanks to you. Not only that, but my success sends a message to the powers that be that there is actually a demand for material like mine, and that it might not be wise to discourage it. YouTube satisfies a demand, and if they’re no longer able to do that, another platform will.