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and therin lies the problemgick said:Let them speak out against homosexuality if they can state a logical reason against it.
KoreBolteR- said:completely uncalled for. she can never make homosexuals become hetrosexual, so why shall she bother?
WHY?
because religion has messed with her head.
extremism religion = murder/blood/death/hatred
Matthew 21:14 said:"And the Lord sayeth: 'Oh yeah, I know the Old Testament already said this, but just in case you lot build a religion around me and write down different versions of my opinions and stuff, don't forget to say I don't like the gays. They really piss me off. Oh yeah, and my Dad - he hates them too. My real Dad, not you Joseph, you pillock. But yeah anyway, this water-to-wine thing...' and the people did rejoiceth at his words for they too were pissed off at the gays."
You dress like an Australian's nightmare.CptStern said:that's an awesome idea "this tazer's settings goes to eleven"
el Chi said:Oh, for pity's sake, this is absolutely ludicrous.
And the fact that she's SUING boggles my mind more than anything else. Arguing for your right to be a moronic tw*t is one thing, but demanding compensation because people stopped you from being an outright c*nt in public? That's just ridiculous.
If you "eliminate policies protecting gays and lesbians from harassment" then you should also eliminate policies protecting the religious from harassment and see how she likes it.
I find it interesting that Christians all-too-often cry the evils of homosexuality when (as far as I am aware) Jesus Christ - you know, the bloke who sort of laid the foundations for the religion - never actually said one word against or about homosexuality. Sure, the Old testament is part of the Bible, but Christ it would seem, didn't give a monkey's. If he himself really felt it was so evil surely he would have at least re-emphasised it?
I'm so going to Hell.
You dress like an Australian's nightmare.
Why on Earth would I come out with such a random insult!?CptStern said:that's not me ..it's Nigel from Spinal Tap
With commence like that your no better then a raceist.CptStern said:I'm still prone to "blonde" moments (despite having black hair)
el Chi said:=
I find it interesting that Christians all-too-often cry the evils of homosexuality when (as far as I am aware) Jesus Christ - you know, the bloke who sort of laid the foundations for the religion - never actually said one word against or about homosexuality. Sure, the Old testament is part of the Bible, but Christ it would seem, didn't give a monkey's. If he himself really felt it was so evil surely he would have at least re-emphasised it?
Let them speak out against homosexuality if they can state a logical reason against it.
Woo woo! Here comes the irony train, last stop Stern! It was a clever little joke on blondes being stupid, thus I was saying I was cross about that (which I totally wasn't, by the way) and thus conveying myself in the guise of a dumb, virtually illiterate blonde. Basically living up to the dumb blonde stereotype.CptStern said:hey man have you been drinking? your spelling took a sudden nose dive
I find this scary.A recent survey by the Anti-Defamation League found that 64% of American adults — including 80% of evangelical Christians — agreed with the statement "Religion is under attack in this country."
I find this scary.
Yes, a certain set of religious beliefs is under attack... mostly the ones that don't involve a God.
No congress, no go.Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
Yeah, because wanting less theocracy in government = banning religion.