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Response to: Burka woman denied citizenship (FRA Posted July 14th, 2008 in Politics

At 7/14/08 02:43 PM, poxpower wrote: I haven't read it

Lmao. Why do you keep going on about what it says then?

Response to: Max Payne the motion picture Posted July 13th, 2008 in General

The action scenes will be excellent. The story will be crap. Mila Kunis will be hot.

S'about it.

Response to: Burka woman denied citizenship (FRA Posted July 13th, 2008 in Politics

At 7/13/08 08:38 PM, poxpower wrote: Read their fucking Q'ran, you can't practice Islam "peacefully" in a country full of non-muslims.

Seeing as you're clearly an authority on all things Islamic, can you direct me to where it says this? As far as I can see, as long as Muslims are free to practice their religion they're allowed to live wherever they like, peacefully. And if their religious freedom is compromised, they are urged to emigrate, rather than wage "holy war" upon that country.

This quote from the Quran backs this up:

"When angels take the souls of those who die in sin against their souls, they say: In what plight were you? They replied: Weak and oppressed were we in the earth. They say: Was not the earth of God spacious enough for you to move yourselves away from evil?"

As does the story of the Makkah muslims and their emigration to Abyssinia, they were facing oppression and were urged by Mohammed to move to a Christian land where they could practice their religion peacefully.

Response to: Burka woman denied citizenship (FRA Posted July 12th, 2008 in Politics

It's an insane decision.

"Yeah, we think you're being oppressed by your husband so we're not giving you citizenship (we're cool with your husband though)."

Response to: teacher suspended, making kids pray Posted July 11th, 2008 in Politics

At 7/11/08 12:48 AM, Proteas wrote:
At 7/10/08 08:38 PM, Mr-Pope wrote: so presenting him as some bloodthirsty madman is disingenuous and/or ignorant.
But presenting him as a political opportunist who indiscriminately killed people is somehow better?

But I didn't do that. What a silly reply.

Response to: teacher suspended, making kids pray Posted July 10th, 2008 in Politics

At 7/10/08 01:11 PM, Proteas wrote: Which religion chooses to follow a man who was hell bent on the invasion and wholesale slaughter of those whom disagreed with the thought that he was an emissary of the prominent ruling deity?

Not particularly true this, really. Jews and Christians were not persecuted because of their religion or forced to convert by Muhammad's ummah, because he saw them as legitimate people of God - "People of the Book". Obviously there was plenty of warring with other groups, Christian, Arab and Jewish, mainly for political and economic reasons, but to use phrases like "hell bent" and "wholesale slaughter" is just hyperbolic and largely incorrect. A lot of his ummah's conflict was with other Arab tribes, who actually were "hell bent" on the "wholesale slaughter" of all Muslims.

Early Islam's form of expansionist warfare was actually relatively liberal and revolutionary for the times (and not religiously motivated), it was insisted that once a region was conquered the original residents would remain land-owners and have a reasonable amount of independence, stopping generals from dividing the land up between themselves. Jews and Christians were granted full religious freedom in the early Islamic empires, and largely preferred Muslim rule to that of the Byzantine. During Muhammad's reign he managed to bring peace to Arabia, something never achieved before or after, and with a remarkably low amount of bloodshed, so presenting him as some bloodthirsty madman is disingenuous and/or ignorant.

Response to: UK pro-Mulsim Posted July 10th, 2008 in Politics

At 7/10/08 05:23 PM, Gunter45 wrote: I don't care what the situation is.

If you change your laws to make special provisions for a group of people simply to appease them, you're treading on fragile ground.

What change in laws would these be, specifically?

Response to: Tom=Capitalist sellout Posted July 8th, 2008 in General

If he was a proper capitalist sellout he would've sold up during the Dot Com boom and been set for life.

A decision which I'm sure haunts his every waking moment.

Response to: Mosley Denies Nazi themed orgy. Posted July 7th, 2008 in General

Wow. I didn't even know he was actually the son of Oswald Mosley, just thought it was an ironic coincidence.

Response to: wimbledon... Posted July 6th, 2008 in General

That was immense. Two of the best athletes in the world taking turns to knock the shit out of each other for 4 hours. Exceptional sport.

Response to: New DragonForce album cover art Posted July 3rd, 2008 in General

lol @ the aesthetics of metal in general.

Seem to be masterminded by pre-pubescent 12 year olds from the 80's.

Response to: Homosexuality split in chruch. Posted June 30th, 2008 in Politics

The more schisms the better.

Response to: I Stuck My Finger Up My Gf's Pooper Posted June 29th, 2008 in General

The grim words of a virgin.

Response to: Robert Mugabe, anyone? Posted June 29th, 2008 in Politics

I put £10 on Mugabe at 10/1 to win the election.

Just had a sneaky feeling about this one.

Response to: Employers in the Uk told to... Posted June 28th, 2008 in General

At 6/28/08 07:15 AM, emo-penguin wrote:
At 6/28/08 07:10 AM, WilliWowza wrote: "Female part-time workers still earned 40% less per hour than their full-time male counterparts, Ms Harman told Today BBC Radio 4's Today programme."
But if you're working part-time shouldn't you get paid less than a full-time worker beacuse you're working only part of the time?
I don't think gender has anything to do with it

Getting paid less PER HOUR.

Example - for 1 hour's work a part time female would be paid £8 whereas a man doing an identical hour's work would get paid around £11. Obviously unfair.

And this legislation only applies when candidates are identically qualified, so retarded women and black men aren't going to get a job they aren't suitable for, just for the sake of it.

But never mind let's ignore this and scream about THE FUCKING PC LEFTY LIBERAL BASTARDS OPPRESSING THE WHITE MAN WTF I BLAME THE PAKIS.

Response to: Hulk Hogan blames God Posted June 27th, 2008 in General

Video of the kid Nick Hogan nearly killed.

Where's his brain gone?!

Response to: Big Brother UK 2008. Posted June 27th, 2008 in General

Who watched it today?

What a bunch of cunts. I would love to rape and murder the families of Dennis, Dale, Jen and Co. Absolute cunts.

Response to: 'Positive' discrimination Posted June 26th, 2008 in Politics

It only applies to equally qualified candidates.

Response to: What Brand of clothes do you wear? Posted June 26th, 2008 in General

Burberry, Fred Perry, Henry Lloyd, Ben Sherman, Kappa and Reebok.

Response to: Alien UFO outside! Posted June 22nd, 2008 in General

Conclusive stuff.

Response to: Who's seen Dogma? Posted June 18th, 2008 in General

I've watched quite a few Kevin Smith films recently because I thought Clerks was excellent. Turns out he can't direct anything with a budget of over $30,000 for shit though.

Response to: Ray Mears Vs. Bear Grylls Posted June 16th, 2008 in General

That should be "spa" rather than "spar". I don't think you find crap supermarkets in the wild.

Response to: Ray Mears Vs. Bear Grylls Posted June 16th, 2008 in General

Ray would kick fuck out of Bear Grylls.

A week in the wilderness with Ray would be like a week in a particularly rural 5* hotel - plenty of fine food, probably find a natural spar, lovely little warm hut, an overwhelming sense of safety as he wraps his reassuringly podgy arms around you...

The faking spaz Bear would have you dehydrated, climbing up rock faces and sucking camel shit. The posh twat.

Response to: The Lisbon Treaty Posted June 15th, 2008 in Politics

At 6/15/08 06:43 AM, AapoJoki wrote: Not really. Ireland was just the only country that held a referendum. If there had been a vote here in Finland, I would have been likely to vote no. If more countries had held a referendum, like they did with the proposed EU constitution, the results would have probably been similar to Ireland.

Indeed. The vast majority of countries' electorates would have voted the same way had they been given the chance. And a perceived erosion of sovereignty was not one of the major issues in Ireland's voting in any case, it was largely because they didn't know what exactly they were voting for, claiming it was made too hard for them to understand it. Most Irish look upon the EU very favourably.

Still, don't let facts get in the way of insulting those silly faggy liberal Europeans!

Response to: Gay experience Posted June 15th, 2008 in General

Is he pretty?

Response to: 42 days dentention. Posted June 12th, 2008 in Politics

I'm sure the irony of curbing basic freedoms in the fight against people who "hate our freedom" will be hilarious one day. Also lol @ it being left up to the Tories to take a stance against authoritarianism.

As has been said, hopefully the Lords will rape this in the face.

Response to: Big Brother UK 2008. Posted June 6th, 2008 in General

Big Brother is mint. Fat Thai lady to win.

Response to: In the holy quest for good music Posted June 3rd, 2008 in General

give examples of what you like, yeah?

Response to: Can we just repunish for WW2? Posted May 29th, 2008 in Politics

I think it's only fair, tbf. Bunch of dastardly efficient bastards.

At 5/29/08 07:27 AM, Ferris95 wrote: what would make Germany and Japan pay us?

The ever-reliable threat of nuclear annihilation, of course.