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@sword wrote:
And yes you should be able to criticise/mock religion in the same way you can mock homo’s and anyone else. Lets face it the JC clique have been trying to criticise/mock people on here for years whatever their creed, religion, sexual orientation, but they are a brave clique… perhaps that should be made illegal to?
To be fair sword some leave themselves wide open for criticism , i know i did when i first started to post on here, and still do to a certain extent, but its down to how much you are prepared to be yourself and put up with the criticisms.
your very public fall out with PB was a prime example. lets face it sword people are people with their own insecurities, not wanting to be left out or be seen as ‘different’ in any way, this is a place where you can remain anonymous to a certain extent, be who you cant be in real life maybe? one example i want to quote is the fact i worked for a company and there was a core of women who bitc hed constantly about one or another person. one day because i said i dint want to join in the conversation about one particular person because it made me feel uncomfortable they never spoke to me again from that day!! how childish is that??
Everyone needs to feel they are not living on the outside of everyones circle, some just have a light hearted way of dealing with life , laughing and running with the pack as maybe , but to be honest this is what keeps these message boards going….. I keep posting on here because i want to and to be honest have made some very good frends on here, sure like a lot of people i have time on me hands and do have freinds in the outside world but its not always possible to see people every day of the week so i come and do what it says on the tin here lol Just chat!!
takes all sorts sword and lets face it we got em all here, the good , the bad and the ugly lol
I can’t tell you how i felt yesterday when i heard that the police suspected Maddy had been kidnapped by a paedophile gang from belgium, some thing that no doubt we have all thought could have happened but when they said it out loud on yesterdays news my blood ran cold as no doubt it did for many of you out there.
Thing is many many children go missing each year on holiday too, there was the case of the little boy ben needham, he has never been found..now the fact is ben was only 21 months old and in the care of his grandmother who says she only took her eyes off him for a short time…. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Needham
I just pray like many people that if maddy was kidnapped by a paedophile ring that she is dead bless her little heart….(to answer obtuse as to why i would hope she was dead if paedophiles had kidnapped her then my answer is that its bloody obvious i think, if not obtuse, then think about it my reasoning….) sure the parents are being still slammed for ‘neglect’ but quite honestly i cant think what they are going through, i would be distraught like many parents would be, but i would also be making it my priority to find my little girl by whatever means i had to…… as for them being responsible …..yup they are to a certain extent….but they are so paying the price….
sure this can be seen as a moronic thread, but i think this story has been kept in the news by some clever publicity agent and to be honest if maddy is still alive out there if this is what it takes to possibly actually find the little girl then so be it, as i have already said, if it was my child then i would be moving heaven and earth to find her…. i have no intention of reading in depth about the case as its too upsetting and to be honest and there but for the grace of god n all that……..
@aelius wrote:
Should religion be protected from criticism?
In some countries it is illegal to criticise religion and in others -such as the UK – there are moves to restrict free speech concerning religion.
Do you think this is right or shouldn’t religion be subject to pukka scrutiny like any other ideology?
Adherents of different religions often say that it is wrong to speak out against their religion with some even resorting to violence. They say that criticism hurts their feelings.
But what about others who are affected by religion?
Should homosexuals have to live with Christianity and Islam demanding the death penalty for homosexuality and not be allowed to criticise these ideologies?
Should children be indoctrinated with religion before they are able to think for themselves and make up their own minds?
Are people who are affected by religious terror – be it direct violence or just longer queues at airport check-in – allowed to discuss the religion that has caused this? Or should they be punished for some kind of speech crime?
i fink quotin pukka is a dead giveaway…………..innit!!!!!
@toybulldog wrote:
My daughter insists that I include this…….
and i just spent 5.23 of my life watching that. lol kids ay :roll: :wink:
@sir Actor wrote:
Love Actually is my favourite film of recent years.
It’s a collection of different love situations within one film and is brilliantly made.
It will make you laugh and cry in equal measure and think about the people you love and why you love them.this is my favourite clipfrom the film.
Andrew Lincoln is obsessed with Keira Knightley but decides – since she has married his best friend – to end his infatuation once and for all. A magical clip. 8) A great film.good choice one of my favs too :)
chest infection grrrrrrrrrr
@*Sian wrote:
@Sgt Pepper wrote:
@*Sian wrote:
You are so fucking gay! Do one you ole irish poofta!
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Eat my tits!
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Only if you do me over a PVC sofa and call me Betty! 8)
pete enters stage right with an illustration……….
@rubyred wrote:
Im speaking to myself eh :) hehe.. what a haver I truly am !
rubes my friend ye made me smile this morning and that cant be bad xxxxx hope all is well with you hunnie xxxxx
well yer all too late i left all the boxes of oxo cubes to esme, you know that moment when you go to the supermarket and cant remember if ya got any left? ……………… see im not the only one …… winkety winkety wink…….
