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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostOr sitting down for lunch with the priests that frequent this place. Very good indeed. Don't miss out on the bresaola (not on the menu, you have to ask for it as they only sell it if it's top quality; best you'll find anywhere).
Put yourself in his shoes; the world looks like it's falling apart, lots of schoolboy fights about other religions, and you live in Rome. You can choose what to do with your day. Write a bull in Latin, intervene in someone else's war. Or have a bottle of Sangiovese and a big lunch.
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Originally posted by CheeseSlice View PostAlso, notice how the Pope (or any other figure of Christian authority) has stayed 'well out of this'.....
perhaps he's too busy, on holiday, washing his hair, taking an important phone call, or on the loo.....
Put yourself in his shoes; the world looks like it's falling apart, lots of schoolboy fights about other religions, and you live in Rome. You can choose what to do with your day. Write a bull in Latin, intervene in someone else's war. Or have a bottle of Sangiovese and a big lunch.
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I just dont get their need for such rage whenever anyone mocks or taunts their religion.
If they threatened to burn a bible I doubt you'd get more than a bishop making a statement on TV saying how god forgives them, and nothing but a few grunts or shrugs of shoulders from the general public.
Also, notice how the Pope (or any other figure of Christian authority) has stayed 'well out of this'.....
perhaps he's too busy, on holiday, washing his hair, taking an important phone call, or on the loo.....
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Originally posted by wobbegong View PostIf these people really are so unstable that this last statement is true, then quite frankly we're all far better off without them.
Take off and nuke the entire site from orbit, it's the only way to be sure.
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President Hamid Karzai said the stunt had been an insult to Islam, while Indonesia's president said it threatened world peace.
Take off and nuke the entire site from orbit, it's the only way to be sure.
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I agree; a strongly worded letter to The Times would suffice.
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This is getting very annoying now.
Responding by chanting "death to christians",
Burning american flags.....
Pot, kettle, black ?
Whatever happened to turning the other cheek and taking the moral high ground?
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostYou really are the most illogical person on this board and as usual you cannot seem to grasp written English. "preferable to" does not equate to "is ok".
Simple example. Shooting one Jap was "preferable to" nuking the entire city of Hiroshima but perhaps you disagree.
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huh? beats me how one can rationalise that murder is ok in any number.
Simple example. Shooting one Jap was "preferable to" nuking the entire city of Hiroshima but perhaps you disagree.
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Originally posted by xoggoth View Post.
Most might reckon murder is preferable to mass murder. Something to do with the numbers probably. And also with the fact that the victim was at least personally responsible for what was objected to, not just whatever easy target happened to be around at the time.
Do you mean that the victim may have done or said something unpleasant to the murderer, thereby justifying the murder?
I can understand that there may be mercy shown to someone who has been raped and tortured and then kills their tormentor, but it´s not easy to ´draw a line´ in these matters.
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Originally posted by markinbrussels View PostExcuse me. Some anti-abortion in the US are nutters, but they haven't yet attempted mass murder.
Shock and Awe, well, return to first grade and maybe someone will teach you the difference between lawful warfare and terrorism, the Geneva Convention, etc.
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Originally posted by xoggoth View Post.
Most might reckon murder is preferable to mass murder. Something to do with the numbers probably. And also with the fact that the victim was at least personally responsible for what was objected to, not just whatever easy target happened to be around at the time.
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