I had forgotten where the above came from but found it reviewing another post. [video]http://youtu.be/P9Vx_KLRUpE[/video] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9Vx_KLRUpE
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Well here is the second verse ... much like the first ... Discovering Religion [video]http://youtu.be/P9Vx_KLRUpE[/video] On second thought, I think this should be posted on the “Flock of Dodo’s” post ( https://forums.joeuser.com/414202/page/4/#3141359 ) Since it is already here well what the heck so just ignore it if it is to intense.
[quote [quote who="Dr Guy" reply="2" id="3143514"]Reply #2 Dr Guy[/quote]Yea "hype", that is a problematic. I do not take much TV or radio at face value and I have little use for pundits on either side. I think we are always under cyclic temperatures and always will be. Anthropogenic Global warming though has been overplayed IMO but I have read from some people I do consider knowledgeable (like Chomsky), and they seem to think quite differently (but they sounded petty too?). At this point tho
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[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="142" id="3143004"]I'm not judging people who call themselves homosexuals, I'm judging homosexuality and you just don't get it.[/quote]Stop being so foolish You are not trying to prevent homosexuality from adopting children or getting hitched ... you are trying to prevent these people, the homosexuals from having these things. Let me know if you ever figure out how to remove the homosexuality from the homosexual without restraints. At least the
[quote who="tetleytea" reply="2" id="3142154"]Reply #2 tetleytea[/quote]Have you considered remodeling or moving, hahaha. Oh my, but we generally do get more than enough love in return to make it all worthwhile … right? Food, feces and unlimited love … what more could someone want?
[quote who="mrs_starkers" reply="6" id="3142477"]Reply #6 mrs_starkers[/quote]The last dog my Mother owned was a shiatsu and he looked almost identical to yours (just older). His name was Fudgy and he was a ball of fun and quite smart. We came close to adding a Boston to our menagerie but it didn’t work out (they changed their minds). Imagine what a shockwave that would have sent rippling through our ‘stable’ familial structure, hahaha. Fudgy had a lot of skin problems
[quote who="Sinperium" reply="4" id="3142380"]Your story will be funnier if a skunk comes through that pet door.[/quote]Well as it happens ... we have this feral red tabby cat with whom we had previous encounters (see https://forums.joeuser.com/419797/page/1/#3116576 comment 3) and he did come in looking for P.I.T.A. one evening. It wasn’t a big deal as all I saw at first was an outline but the longer I starred, the more th
[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="139" id="3142784"]Reply #139 lulapilgrim[/quote]What I know is that your professed love is hollow. If homosexuals were just sinners ... civil rights should not come into question because as your book says, we all are sinners, the difference being only a matter of degree. If someone personally dislikes something socially and legally acceptable so much so that they would try to restrict any of the rights of other citizens, this would be overt bigotry
[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="137" id="3142129"]Reply #137 lulapilgrim[/quote]Give me a break, please. If one were actually interested in why homosexuals feel such 'hate', one would presumably ask them as I have and not have to seek those reasons from higher up the chain of command (which I don't have) is all. I have no idea what you personally believe, but I know you and the Rightwinger are haters because you think the bible tells you it’s god’s will and your c
You guys are just too much hahaha. It is late (almost 10:30) and I have had two beers which is about my limit so I will be back when I recover and laugh some more. Thanks for sharing, hahaha.
We have 2 cats and a dog now and they are so different from each other. Shadow the mutt (not to loudly) got his name from a habit he always seemed to have … and in the morning if you forget your panties, he gives a whole new meaning to ‘a dog’s cold nose’. He runs around 48 pounds and is composed of a muscle with teeth on one end and daggers on the other … but he is such a lover??? Black lab and pit mix and definitely an alpha male who clips his own claws (reme
Very good reference and I see what you mean. The damn thing looks like a sign wave which cannot really be used by anyone without a lot of mumbo-jumbo to go with it. I spent a long time as a skeptic of AGW but have long since stopped listening to the hype on both sides. Now, I am not sure it is much more than a political tool just as I am not sure I believe this peek oil stuff and for the same reason, politics.
[quote who="RogueCaptain" reply="42" id="3141840"]Reply #42 RogueCaptain[/quote]Stop whining it is still unbecoming. If you actually have some wisdom to impart do so, but if you are waiting for me to 'LET' you say your peace, well you had better pack a lunch or three for your wait. Again, if the above is your idea of "logic to break down atheism" then there is little to be concerned over, as if. But if you take a joke like this OP and you still decide “to sit through, deconstruc
In order to believe in creationism, the Christian (Muslim?, Jew?) who takes their bible as the literal word of god, MUST believe the universe is <6,000 years old, that all life on earth was eradicated 4347 years ago and that the diversity of life we have today “evolved?” from pairs of kinds (those not sacrificed anyway) and spread around the bridgeless world. Biblically we have1556 years from Adam to Noah’s son Shem, then 390 years from Shem to Abraham and then 1945 years
[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="135" id="3140389"]All I did was provide the news site and call their actions of smashing 9 windows causing several thousand dollars damage "hateful clashes".[/quote]I know Lula but am I supposed to just forget your priorities concerning homosexuals and pretend otherwise? I apologize if you were just bringing us the current rash of hate news. I read the whole article and these people were operating on their own against the wishes of the local ‘gay organiza
[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="133" id="3140156"]Reply #133 lulapilgrim[/quote]Lula, we have laws to deal with vandalism and we even apply them to churches because we care. You make it sound like the gay community has no reason to distrust you and are only being ‘anti-god’ to spite you and that is silly. If you insist on using the radical “queer elements” as the norm for homosexuality, then what is wrong with everyone else using the radical “religious elements&r
Sounds a lot like a promo for governmental employment ... a how to sort of thing, so sad.
I found a series on YouTube that discusses the atheist and what theists call 'atheistic humanism' and why atheists are unable to capitulate to unproven gods humm ... that would be all of them. It is called "Discovering Religion" a ploy to get theists to watch the first minute or two hahaha. Why should they be interested in reality??? There are 22 clips in all or an all in one if you like (~5 hours). These clips simply give a realistic view to this nonsense over 'the religion of at
[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="10" id="3138644"]lulapilgrim[/quote]The atheist does not believe any god has been proven to exist and humanism is a system of thought that is based on the values, characteristics, and behavior that are believed to be best in human beings, rather than on any supernatural authority. Guilty as charged (something new here?) and proud of it I am afraid, hahaha geeze. What in the world is a nonbeliever supposed to believe in for goodness sake … the man in the
[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="8" id="3137719"]lulapilgrim[/quote]Disingenuous as usual I see; so you are going to be even more deceptive than the captain has been, just great … but to be expected. What in the world could possibly be more dogmatic than religious orthodoxy for goodness sake, but you make it sound slanderous when applied to disbelievers or even to inappropriate believers. You cannot even force your catholic dogma on fellow christian believers simply because they wish to
[quote]Unlike Agnosticism, Atheism is actually a faith based religion that is being deceptively cloaked by denying this. Rather than admitting to the possibility that God exists no matter how large or small, yet at the same time they can not disprove the existence either, so it's entirely based on faith a religious ideal. While there is nothing inherently wrong with that in and of itself, when questioned of religious ideal they will flat out deny Atheism being one, somehow giving it credi
[quote who="myfist0" reply="39" id="3131731"]myfist0[/quote]Sorry I didn't intend for things to turn out this way, hahaha, all is well ... Yea, well the Captain and I mentioned it somewhere ... I thought it was cute. PS - Humm, I will drop you a couple of lines.
[quote who="myfist0" reply="36" id="3130123"]Reply #36 myfist0[/quote]I missed the Stefan Molyneux reference, some of the best rational explanations I have seen of late. I downloaded some books … when time permits. If you dig deep enough you can find much of what you are looking for … and sometimes even what you expect to find. Well who do you think should get the “Big Head” award for their blatant arrogance, the nonbeliever or the believer &hellip
[quote who="RogueCaptain" reply="35" id="3130076"]We (theists) have been called out by Boobztwo.[/quote]Oh my, all of them ... that is going to require ... a lot of time, I can see why she left things up to me when she departed JU, oh well, hope I can fill her spiked heels. What if I just deal with one theist at a time for the moment anyway? If the above is your idea of "logic to break down atheism" then there is little to be concerned over, as if. Take the ‘blue’ pill or at least