I know, that's what I'm saying, but just because it's not surprising doesn't mean we should let it slide. I know that it's a delicate situation: if you put someone one the defensive about their racist attitudes (or attitudes that they themselves don't see as racist at all, which is scarier), it can often just make them achieve more anger, rather than any real understanding. But it still sucks.P. Littbarski said:
They should build themselves an Ark if they feel so strongly about it.broken arm said:
nothing like a lazy insane christian to give you a headache.Gong Farmer said:
www.godhatessweden.com Sickening.broken arm said:
you're right...i'm just being pessimistic, but you know, i've had so many discussions and arguments with people with ignorant attitudes over the last few years (including family members which really shocked me) that made me realise I am never going to change someones opinion. The only way thats going to happen is by that person to work it out themselves...jane said:
There's an asterisk beside "day's pay" which isn't followed through... Ah don't mind me, fair play to them. It's a great idea. I've always thought that innovation doesn't go astray when raising funds.nEiLo said:
better than an active insane christian - crazy ex priest who stopped guy winning olympic medal, g.w bush, need i go on......broken arm said:
my dad said something about it being God's way of dealing with an evil place. i think he was talking specifically about thailand's child sex tourism and conveniently ignoring the other 10 countries effected. kinda surprised me. didnt think he was a bible sniffer. i responded by asking him what would god be doing on buddha's turf. i confounded him with similar ignorance to his own. nice trick if it worksbroken arm said:
Hmm...to say nothing of the literally zillions of orphaned fodder for the remaining pedrophiles...mmm...punish the victims...spose who are we to question God?Donkey OJ said:my dad said something about it being God's way of dealing with an evil place. i think he was talking specifically about thailand's child sex tourism and conveniently ignoring the other 10 countries effected. kinda surprised me. didnt think he was a bible sniffer. i responded by asking him what would god be doing on buddha's turf. i confounded him with similar ignorance to his own. nice trick if it works
yup. like i say. illogical ignorance will out. zealotry of any kind is invariably ill informed and massively generalised becuae it refuses to educate itself about or acknowledge opposing yet possibly more logical viewpoints. as far as i can see, equipped with my limited knowledge of world religions, they all in some ways, some more overtly than others encourage zealotry and thats what turned me away from religion. like the way football fans say to each other "WE played YOU off the pitch on saturday". where WE = islam/arsenal and YOU = christianity/man city. its bullshit. tens of millions of christians, billions of buddhists and bajillions of muslims cant all be wrong. and being convinced your belief system (4-4-2) is superior to another person's (the one where stevieG has a wandering role) is the first step down the tunnel to zealotry. i have to say tho - religion still fascinates me. even tho i take no active participation in any organised religion. if religion is the opium of the masses then i'm in the drugs squad.Jimmy Magee said:
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