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@Mr Amphibian wrote:

@Magoo wrote:

I have to say, when I’m in London I like the Muslims because they don’t drink and give me more room in the pub!

:lol:

That’s a good example of other cultures knowing their place when they choose to come and live in Britain.
I have no problems with people who believe that alcohol is wrong staying out of British…

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@Tiler wrote:

In all my life I have never met so many stupid people, trying to kid everyone, the Israelis are the good guys, they are the most vicious evil minded scum on the face of this earth and those that support are as bad.

The best thing that could happen, is give Iran the bomb, and that will solve the problem, and rid this world of the foul…

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@American Woman wrote:

I guess so far I’m in the minority here. I don’t believe in the Death Penalty as I am a Catholic and believe the “Thou Shalt Not Kill” rule. They only way I could are if my family or I was being attacked. Sooner or later everyone will die and that is when the judgment will be handed down. For all those who honestly…

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@ForumHostPB wrote:

@eve wrote:

Surely the greatest point against the death penalty must be the Birmingham 6?

Just slightly aside from the topic – but this Birmingham 6 thingy has always puzzled me.

OK they were originally convicted of killing all those people in Brum, imprisoned, and many years later their convictions were overturned on appeal,…

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@Mr Bigstuff wrote:

Trust me, no Black American will say that they are glad the slave trade happened. Also whatever internal forms of slavery that existed within Africa they were not as bad as the transatlantic trade that killed around 20 million people.

When you consider that the USA holds the global purse strings, it imposes policies on poor…

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@emmalush wrote:

@Becky wrote:

I dont like people speaking in another language purely as it unsettles me not knowing what is being said when the people are looking at you. This being any language non specific. But the thing is my husband had quite a few indian friends and i was 19 when i met him so i thought it was cool to learn rude words in indian…

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@Jenny.. wrote:

I’m mean..come on…what would you do if you were on a long journey..in your own country..or in the middle of a restaurant trying to enjoy your food and you have a group of lads talking extremely loud in a language you dont understand.
surly to god you would get annoyed after a period of time and would ask them to keep the nose…

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I wholeheartedly agree Lamby

If there is “explosive” new leads etc- the papers have an obligation to provide that information to the inquiry however that would not guarrantee them regular huge sales every time Diana is mentioned on the front page.

Now just get the Israeli’s n Palestinians to talk…without America adding their piece and hey presto, world peace!

maybe :lol:

My name is Simon…..people call me Simon….. normally!

Breakfast in bed this morning made by the eldest three kids

I’ll even forgive them waking me up at 06.45

@Mr Bigstuff wrote:

If you get accused of a crime like this and you’re completely innocent, there’s a good chance you will go to prison anyway if the case goes to trial. A jury will not give you the benefit of the doubt because the public has the mindset that there’s no smoke without fire. So it will always be a case of guilty until proven innocent…

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@Soulie wrote:

italians are playing later also, USA did’nt show much in the first game

i predict an comfortable 2-0 win for italy

:lol: :lol:

perhaps you should give up predicting? 1-1 I believe!

@Mr Bigstuff wrote:

Ok, even though I intended not to reply to Emma’s bullsh1t, I feel I have to set the record straight on this particular issue (not for emma’s benefit but for everyone else’s). Africa is dealing with the legacy of colonialism, the cold war, the imposition of failed economic neo-liberalist policies by the IMF/world bank and the…

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Does anyone really think that the problems of an entire continent, problems Britain, France, Germany, Spain and Portugal (in the main) created over the course of 150 years, will be solved in the space of a few years by giving a tenner here and there.

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@Mr Amphibian wrote:

Oh FFS!
Still trying to argue with Emma?
Give it up!

The basis of argument is an EXCHANGE of views. Emma is of the “Is this the room for an argument” school.

S/he thinks “No it isn’t” is an argument. :lol:

S/he’s pretty good on football though! Makes sense on those threads.

She does? Must have been on a thread I missed then

@ForumHostPB wrote:

Er……. right….. I see what you mean….. I think.

Err….. no you don’t see really PB- it is one of Emma’s lovely logical fallacies again

1) Left wingers can be intolerant
2) Fascists can be intolerant
3) Ergo, all fascists are left wingers

WALOB

@emmalush wrote:

@Lambrini Girl wrote:

How you manage to compare the American exodus to the British one and relate them both to racial tension is quite astounding!

And as far as Americans go … Most of them don’t even hold a passport

I was pointing out to your thick brain, that people indigenous to their homeland leave England in bigger…

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@Tiler wrote:

Drivel
There was nothing hidden about his motives, he was there to fight the invaders, and occupiers of a country they had no right to be in.

Its much more difficult to see the hidden motives of Bush and Blair, how many have to suffer and die for their motives, the “democracy” card is a crock of garbage, its the oil and a power…

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@Drivel wrote:

@Mr Bigstuff wrote:

Drivel’s history of that area is predictably flawed. First of all, the Hebrews were not the original inhabitants of that land, the Canaanites were

How come my history is flawed just because the books I read are from a Jewish perspective – you are readign from an Arab perspective – that’s how there are…

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