/lit/ - Literature

According to some readers of the bible, they claim that Moses was a tyrant. Is the assertion that Moses was a tyrant accurate?

Never have I met a community more pompous, useless and arrogant than the philosophical community here on /lit/. You people can never and will never write any original thought, you people are destined to become tiny footnotes, grovelling at the feet of great men, forever to write references and sources. You scorn and mock an original thinker, you are a traitor to your own. Write! I tell you, for a naive original thinker is far greater than a sage who feels superiority from memorizing the works of greater men.

>OK people listen up:
>God told me he'll talk to me in this tent of presence
>Don't you dare come in!
>He said only *I* can come in.
>God is gonna kill you dare you show your face in this tent!
>Ok, God said I can have guests over in tent of my own choosing
>Now, time to take a 40 year lasting trajectory between two places 9 hour walking distance away from each other
>Ok. Time to go to mountain for God to tell me laws
>Why not here? Bc mountain is very high and that means close to God of course
>Don't forget you have to give all the gold you own for the making of Ark of the Covenant!
Was this history's biggest recorded hack ever?