Re: Bigotry on the web.
 

Read some of the cowpats that are in a certain web page. It would start a riot in every religious and non religious place world wide not jut on hear. Evangelilical cowpats galore.

Re: Bigotry on the web.
 

You're right to have doubts. In fact it's looking so hopeless, it's probably not worth your while coming back. This was just starters...next time we'll set Cashy and Garinda on you!

Re: Bigotry on the web.
 

But the almighty will protect him. That is about as helpfull as putting a fire out with a tank of methanol. :D

Re: Bigotry on the web.
 

Nothing original there, we've seen those tactics before, pretending to be above everyone else and thinking we would really want you to come back, then doing exactly what you are doing, not going after saying goodnight but sitting there too peeved to sleep and too frustrated to think straight.

Well do yourself a favour, swear on your Bible tonight never to come back and don't break that solemn oath.

Good Rid... erm', sorry I mean, Good night, sleep tight, mind the Jehovah's witnesses don't bite.
:)

Re: Bigotry on the web.
 

Bloody Hell. I popped out for a pint an hour ago and returned expecting this thread to have been well put to bed by now - instead it's reading like someone with Tourettes on crack cocaine.

I'm going back down the pub.

Re: Bigotry on the web.
 

You get the Scottish Sun up there. Similar to ours but with smaller words and bigger type :rolleyes::D

Re: Bigotry on the web.
 

Ok, let's talk about some of the bigotry that's perpetrated in the name of Jesus.

What so you think about a church that for decades has hidden and defended it's child abusing priests, and thus allowed them to go on and commit more heinous crimes, and ignored the thousands of young victims, in order to protect itself?

When we've fully exhausted and discussed this topic, we can move on to the bigotry that arises from not allowing people to protect themselves from transmittable diseases, because of man-made prejudices, and which has absolutely no Biblical foundation.

In the meantime, because it so suits you, have some more devilishy red karma from an atheist, and former Sunday school teacher.

:)

Re: Bigotry on the web.
 

Having a religion is like having life insurance.
Some fall for the sales patter, others don't.
Those that have it, swear by it.
Those that don't, resent the sales pitch.
..especially from doorstep salesmen.

God talk on the forum is annoying because you can't slam the door on his foot.

Re: Bigotry on the web.
 

You forgot the nice easy words Neil tut tut tut. :p

Re: Bigotry on the web.
 

Got to agree with that.

Re: Bigotry on the web.
 

I turn my back for an evening and we're back on this old hobby horse again.

Mind you, that's a fairly impressive amount of red that JCB has built up in one night, it's even spread to his replies.

Is everyone quite convinced this isn't Cllr Broadley now?

Re: Bigotry on the web.
 

I'm convinced whoever it is, isn't a full shilling.

O.K. freedom of speech etc, etc, these people have to be allowed by society to have their say, but wouldn't it have been fairer for the rest of us if his fingers had been removed before allowing him near a keyboard?
:eek:

Re: Bigotry on the web.
 

That's how Care in the Community works.

Another success story.

:rolleyes:

:D

Re: Bigotry on the web.
 

:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

Re: Bigotry on the web.
 

Wasn't it Jesus, in Matthew 5:39, who said 'Turn the other cheek', when faced with aggression?

I suppose that was well before mankind came along, and founded all the different churches in his name, and imposed their own bigotries, and ignored most of Christ's teaching.

:rolleyes: