system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Dude, it's because of Martin Luther that we have thousands of denominations spreading a false faith
gpt
I love this take so much. It's no different from Liberals trying to blame every problem on Trump when he himself was a product of their own actions.

"If you ignore the rampant, century long list of corruption, crimes, and scandals, he alone was responsible for this disaster!" 

Like, have you *read* the 95 theses? He was very explicit that he just wanted the church to make some reforms before a schism happened. *Also, if you blame him for the Protestant Reformation because of him printing the Bible do you really think that if he didn't do that, no else would?

It's okay to admit that the church is full of imperfect people and bad things happen. But to pass all sins onto a scapegoat is barbaric.

**Gonna try explaining how I'm wrong, or did I just touch a nerve?