MARKL
Eats Squid
Nah, I just thought your sig was good advice - particularly for this thread.Would you prefer:
1. God
2. Sucks
3. Balls
???
Or
Now your just sounding desperate
Nah, I just thought your sig was good advice - particularly for this thread.Would you prefer:
1. God
2. Sucks
3. Balls
???
He he...oh, I'm desperate, to be sure.Nah, I just thought your sig was good advice - particularly for this thread.
Or
Now your just sounding desperate
To put it simply: If you say "God is a c*nt" or some variation to a religious person, they would be very offended. Not as offended as a racist comment was directed at them, but close. I'm not saying that insulting God=hate speech.In terms of offensiveness, I'd say it's close to being on the same level as racist comments.
I don't even know where to start. It's a shame that you can't express your point of view in a reasoned, well thought out manner and instead resort to overly simplistic and offensive posts. Obviously this issue runs deep with you. It's pretty easy to keep your shit together on an Internet forum. Failure to do so suggests more about you as a person than your opinion on the topic at hand. Good luck with that. I don't have a god, by the way.Hey, you're free to suck all the salty balls you want. Aside from that, worrying they I'm insulting your god smells distinctly like the cries of another overly sensitive branch of religion...
Oh.To put it simply: If you say "God is a c*nt" or some variation to a religious person, they would be very offended.
Youre WAAAY off the mark in your assumption about me, but you go with that. I have presented countless reasoned, and well presented comments on the topic, but if you wanna cherry pick, go nuts.And I quote myself:
To put it simply: If you say "God is a c*nt" or some variation to a religious person, they would be very offended. Not as offended as a racist comment was directed at them, but close. I'm not saying that insulting God=hate speech.
I don't even know where to start. It's a shame that you can't express your point of view in a reasoned, well thought out manner and instead resort to overly simplistic and offensive posts. Obviously this issue runs deep with you. It's pretty easy to keep your shit together on an Internet forum. Failure to do so suggests more about you as a person than your opinion on the topic at hand. Good luck with that. I don't have a god, by the way.
Anti-jihad ads get New York green light
Date
September 21, 2012
AS VIOLENT and sometimes deadly protests consume much of the Muslim world in response to a US-made video mocking the Prophet Muhammad, New Yorkers will soon encounter an inflammatory advertisement in the train system that reads, ''In any war between the civilised man and the savage, support the civilised man.''
It concludes with the words, ''Support Israel. Defeat Jihad,'' wedged between two Stars of David.
After rejecting the ads, then losing a federal court ruling on First Amendment grounds, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said the ads were expected to appear next week at 10 subway stations.
''Our hands are tied,'' said Aaron Donovan, a spokesman for the authority.
In July, the US District Court in Manhattan ruled that the authority had violated the First Amendment rights of the group that sought to place the ad, the American Freedom Defence Initiative.
The authority had cited the ad's ''demeaning'' language in barring its placement.
Meanwhile, the White House has questioned the judgment of a French weekly that published cartoons mocking Muhammad, but said the decision was no justification for violence.
''We have questions about the judgment of publishing something like this,'' White House spokesman Jay Carney said, while adding ''it is not in any way justification for violence''.
''We don't question the right of something like this to be published, we just question the judgment behind the decision to publish it,'' Mr Carney said.
The decision by the French weekly Charlie Hebdo to print obscene cartoons depicting the prophet has led to security being reinforced at French missions and other institutions in countries feared most at risk of a hostile reaction to the French cartoons.
NEW YORK TIMES, AFP
Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/world/anti...green-light-20120920-2698u.html#ixzz271RQ3oo2
Unless you're in Texas.Seems that we can teach kids whatever dogma we want as long as it is accompanied by teaching them critical thinking skills.
OK. Thread closed. Everyone can go play in the new thread to their hearts content as long as the religious/anti-religious waffle stays in there!New generic atheism, theism, polytheism, pantheism and animism thread here.