Saying density is directly proportional to mass is rambling?

It's easy to be right when you can just dismiss all evidence that contradicts your musings with the swipe of a hand.

Real science my azz

Disprove that density is directly proportional to mass, then you will have a basis to argue about gravitational pull, please note by the way gravity is a LAW, not a theory, it has been proven empirically and scientifically, until you prove something is flawed with the relations you are actually the one "rambling". You should take a basic physics course, it would help a lot in your understanding of "cac" science
In regards to your other points:
1) Interesting, so you yourself
@Everythingg have physically observed the stars moving?

Pray tell how did you calculate its change in position?
2) Science doesn't say the moon doesn't move, so you're wrong on that point. Scienes does saw we orbit around the sun, and we spin on an axis, to make it as simple as I can that's how science explains the movements of the oceans and the fact that it be daytime in USA and nighttime in China on the same planet. What's your explanation for day and night occuring at different times on a flat disk?

If you put a flash on the edge of a disc shouldn't the whole disc still reflect light my fellow Honors Society member?
3) Observing and understanding what you are observing are two different things. When you are on a treadmill are you moving?

I mean, I know it feels like you are moving, but are you actually moving?

If we both cross each other on escalators going opposite directions are we moving?

An object can be stationary and be in motion, and an object can be in motion but also be stationary. The two are not mutually exclusive.
4) The surface is flat relative to your viewpoint, doesn't make it flat, that's why I gave you the example of a plane. An ant crawling around on a wrecking ball is gonna feel that it's walking on a flat surface, that doesn't make it true. Please explain to me why latitude and longitude is measured in degrees and not in feet or meters or cubits, and you will have made your point