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sandyRoe | 13:47 Sun 29th Apr 2012 | News
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Craft, // I thought Sandy was being ironic..................and found Naomi's comment about the poor atheists utterly hilarious. //

You’re imagining things again. I’ve mentioned Sandy’s extremely poor taste, but ‘poor atheists’ - no. It’s not something I think – and it’s not something I would ever say. Unlike you and your buddies, atheists neither need, nor seek, the sympathy vote. Their philosophy stands on its own merits. And speaking of irony, isn’t it odd that you don’t find it quite so hilarious when you object to something - even if you’re actually wrong and your claimed fragile sensibilities are piqued by nothing other than your complete ignorance of the subject under discussion. No fun there, is there?! If you have something to say, say it – but do try to stop fantasising.

Nox,// I don't think you can say whether anyone else is being ironic or not//

Funny. The last time I looked you seemed to have formed a judgement.

//I can see the humour and irony//

Changed your mind, I expect.

Em, //And as others point out these type of atrocities are still being committed in the name of religion.//

I, like you and others, fail to see the humour in that – but it seems the champions of the god called ‘Spite’ disagree with us. I wonder what Jesus would say? Just a thought.
If Jesus walked the earth now, he would be horrified at the atrocities mankind has inflicted and still inflicts on others, in the name of religion, no matter which one.
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If Jesus was here now he might say: 'Would somebody help me back up onto my cross? I've had my fill of this.'
I suspect he'd take one look at his 'flock', and say 'who are these people?'
I tell you what Sandy, I might just ask if I could be nailed up there with him at this rate- and I'm anything but a Christian.
It's a really inane line of argument when if somone disagrees with you you accuse them of being rude Em. I absolutely and irrefuteably respect your right to have whatever opinion you please, but I do not have to agree with it, nor do I have to put up with Naomi constantly accusing anyone who disagrees with her of 'putting words into her mouth' etc etc etc. It defeats me why otherwise perfectly sensible women can't seem to handle the fact that another adult doesn't share what they percieve to be their wisdom on whatever subject. I am not rude to people who disagree with me, I've been here for 8 years and never been banned or suspended and only ever had one answer removed (which poked fun at myself actually) but I won't be dictated to about what I think or feel or see another member unfairly accused of something which is patently untrue and to be honest despite not being either a Muslim or Christian myself, nor will I see any religious ( or Atheist for that matter ) group held up to scorn simply because of their beliefs. It's not right and it's not fair to do so with the sweeping statements usually heard in R&S.
Sandy's choice of avatar is his own affair- if he says it was meant ironically then I am happy to take him at his word, if you can't see it fair enough but no need for the patronising and moralising lectures surely?
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Fair enough Birdie, I can see if those statements were taken literally and meant literally that that would be deeply offensive ( in fact I too would have been offended) but I didn't take them as literal statements, I felt ( rightly or wrongly) that they were said somewhat tongue in cheek. If I'm wrong in that then that's my mistake but I did feel those remarks were aimed at winding a few people up, I could well be wrong but I'd be happy to recieve some clarification from both Sandy and Jno on the subject.
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Unlike you and your buddies

I'll have to think about that one................
^^ That's not a bad idea.
so some understood the reference to irony, finally.
Just the concept of ‘principle’ to go now.
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Naomi,

"...so lets have no more of your phoney, sanctimonious, self-pitying sermons..."
The unwritten convention of no personal attacks has been set aside, has it?
Nox, you have read me perfectly
No, it hasn’t Sandy. When a self-confessed non-believer attempts to defend his indefensible mistakes with biblical texts, it is sanctimonious, it is self-pitying, and it is phoney. A simple apology would have been more honest and certainly more dignified.
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You needn't apologise, Naomi. I understand that for some people feelings can run high during debates.
Sandy, you disappoint me. I thought you were better than this.
some people don't do apologies, sandyRose, just flounces.
sandyRoe, I mean of course, I didn't mean to compare you to Abie's irish Rose

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