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I Bet It's Muslims Again In Luebeck
14 people stabbed on a bus in Luebeck in Germany.
I bet this is The Religion Of Peace again!
I bet this is The Religion Of Peace again!
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Theland - As you may or may not know, I am an atheist, but I have a reasonable grasp of the concept of Christianity - I attend Mass weekly, so I do get to hear biblical texts, and a priest's homily. Based on what I understand Christianity to be - and the OP's and thread responses you post on here - this being a prime example, I have to say that I think you are the most...
19:06 Fri 20th Jul 2018
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People like Theland are bit disappointed due to the decline of Christianity and rise of Islam, especially in the West . And that is the one reason behind these kind of posts. I do feel sorry for Theland however a person needs to make an effort to find the truth as God has only asked for effort and not the result.
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I know exactly what you were, in your usual ham fisted and self congratulatory fashion, were in a time honoured way, slyly referring to. Your point was the usual one. To prove that, by being contentious, that you are a "thinker" and all round erudite intellect. Take this advice. It isn't working. Disappointing mind considering you old alma mater. I never knew anyone come out with less than they took in. You must have taken precious little in.
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Spot on with that observation, Bainbrig.
But, as we're on the topic of "hate speech" legislation, consider how hazy these classifications are. What, for instance, constitutes a "religious group"?
Do you know anything about Scientology? That's a religion, isn't it? Or not - but if not, why not?
Am I allowed to attack its founder Lafayette Ron Hubbard as a scammer, mock his teachings and condemn the unwholesome tactics used by his followers to extract money from potential converts and to persecute whistle-blowers who have left the faith?
You wouldn't want to see criticism of Scientology, or of its founder, or of its followers to be criminalised, would you, Bainbrig?
Spot on with that observation, Bainbrig.
But, as we're on the topic of "hate speech" legislation, consider how hazy these classifications are. What, for instance, constitutes a "religious group"?
Do you know anything about Scientology? That's a religion, isn't it? Or not - but if not, why not?
Am I allowed to attack its founder Lafayette Ron Hubbard as a scammer, mock his teachings and condemn the unwholesome tactics used by his followers to extract money from potential converts and to persecute whistle-blowers who have left the faith?
You wouldn't want to see criticism of Scientology, or of its founder, or of its followers to be criminalised, would you, Bainbrig?
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