“You could kill me right now and I will be permanently dead, and I would willing do that if would end world hunger and poverty. That's a sacrifice! Saying I'm gonna let some people beat me and torture me and kill me, and a day and a half I'm gonna rise up and become what I was before, (...) That's not a sacrifice, that's a bad weekend!”

—  Matt Dillahunty

Episode 24.04 (January 26, 2020) from The Atheist Experience (Link is unavailable on YouTube)
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