YouTube video "Being A PlayStation Gamer In Chicago Is Gonna Get More Expensive"

[Maxirad]

 

[redbetta]

What does being a Catholic city have anything to do it?

 

[angel12]

Most catholics I know have a way of taking the fun out of life

Well, then, you know an unusual group of Catholics.

 

[redbetta]

You clearly don’t know many Catholics.

 

[Lou2U]

You’ve clearly never ventured into the Casual forum of CAF at least

@Maxirad, could you summarise the video for us?

 

[Start]

It’s hard to tell without any examples.

 

[pdl40]

punish fun at 9%.

 

[ZMystiCat]

Well, then, you know an unusual group of Catholics.

I think it’s more an unusually strong case of confirmation bias.

 

[ZMystiCat]

Is Chicago a catholic city by and large?

According to this, less than 40% are Catholic. Since 60% are religious, that means the largest group are the non-religious.

 

[Start]

I never seen anything that struck me as such.

 

[ZMystiCat]

All you have to do is read post on this board.

This board also has a lot of trolls and those who are seeking advice. That skews things heavily.

I wonder how many Catholics as a percentage suffer from depression?

According to this study, Catholics have the lowest rate of depression at 2.4%. Ranking from highest to lowest, it would be:

1. Conservative Protestant (59%)
2. Mainline Protestant (27%)
3. Non-religious (4.4%)
4. Pentecostal (4.2%)
5. Other (2.6%)
6. Catholic (2.4%)

 

[Start]

59% are depressed!?

 

[redbetta]

Strange, you’d think people so sure they are saved would be less depressed.

 

[ZMystiCat]

Yeah, I was a bit shocked. It’ll be interesting to see a breakdown of conservative and mainline Protestants, similar to how they removed Pentecostals from Protestants.

 

[Maxirad]

The video concerns Chicago’s “amusement tax.”

 

[Norseman82]

How is this a “social justice” issue?