If Protestants all read the same Bible, why do they disagree so much?

Cliffe says that if any teaching contradicts the Bible, we're parting paths. Which is ironic, because moments earlier another of them was affirming the mystical presence of the body and blood of Christ in the Eucharist, and George doesn't agree. When they get into who God is, what he is like, what the process of baptism is, how you baptize, you end up finding there's a reason there are so many different Protestant sects.

Everyone is going on the fallacy of sola scriptura, and it's not a reality. It's sola interpretation: each person interpreting the scriptures according to their own desires. If everybody's contradicting each other and everybody's reading the same Bible, is the confusion with God or is the confusion with man? Protestantism presents itself as unified in its fight against theological error, yet it falls into relativism, because they don't even agree with each other.

The underpinning of Protestantism is not the scriptures but each person's individual interpretation. Every Protestant becomes a little pope, with their own Bible, their own interpretation, and their own sect, and they don't agree with each other.