Good people do good things, and bad people do bad things, but it takes religion to make a good person do a bad thing, so you go fuck yourself, prick.
Bible In Urine: No Violence - Mohammed Cartoon: Mass Murders - Who's The Extremists?
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Good people do good things, and bad people do bad things, but it takes religion to make a good person do a bad thing, so you go fuck yourself, prick.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
If you do it, I know some people who might fly a plane into your house.
ROFL, you made my day. Really!
If everyone were that cool, the world would have been a much better place
You think it takes religion to make a good person do a bad thing?
What? Stupid liberal fuck.
Can we nominate hellblazer and ly2 for bigot of the year?
The million dollar question:
Can anybody describe what good will come from burning the quran? IMO Absolutely nothing good will result from the action, only consequences (that will never be the same).
Why add fuel to the fire?
One day people like the OP and those who support this disgusting act will realize that they actually have quite a lot in common with those "extremist groups" that they hate so much.
Either that, or they will leave this world just as ignorant as they came into it.
The million dollar question:
Can anybody describe what good will come from burning the quran? IMO Absolutely nothing good will result from the action, only consequences (that will never be the same).
Why add fuel to the fire?
One day people like the OP and those who support this disgusting act will realize that they actually have quite a lot in common with those "extremist groups" that they hate so much.
Either that, or they will leave this world just as ignorant as they came into it.
this thread is getting more and more useless and nonsense. The darkest abysses of the human soul are getting clearer and clearer...
I think it's childish personally, but same as "Draw Mohammed Day" - maybe it will help Muslims develop a thicker skin, leading to less religious strife overall.
So it makes it alright? I wonder how you would react if Afghan soldiers did the same to American ones?
Its certainly one of the few things that will do it, you just carry on believeing in faries you stupid fucking retard.
All three series of Mr Deity are amusing, yet make very poignant points:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qzf8q9QHfhI"]YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.[/ame]
Test your own faith by watching the whole 'de-conversion' series:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12rP8ybp13s"]YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.[/ame]
Compare Sam's clarity to the ignorant, fabricated nonsense uttered by the religionists:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hm0WaqcuvEc"]YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.[/ame]
We know very little about the universe; we've only been able to begin studying it properly in the last couple of hundred years. By comparison, superstitions and religions had 300,000 years in which to fester.
Despite this lack of knowledge, simply based on the little we do know, it is blatantly absurd to claim that the universe works in the way described in the bible/koran, and ridiculous to suggest that ancient, ignorant ancestors knew more about the universe than we do today.
Religious claims should be offensive to the citizens of any modern society, especially when such unfounded, undebatable demands are used to mould societal development, education, law and political policies.
note to self:
1) Patent 'the fireproof koran' tomorrow.
2) Make bank before 9/11/2011.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qzf8q9QHfhI"]YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.[/ame]
Test your own faith by watching the whole 'de-conversion' series:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12rP8ybp13s"]YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.[/ame]
Compare Sam's clarity to the ignorant, fabricated nonsense uttered by the religionists:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hm0WaqcuvEc"]YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.[/ame]
We know very little about the universe; we've only been able to begin studying it properly in the last couple of hundred years. By comparison, superstitions and religions had 300,000 years in which to fester.
Despite this lack of knowledge, simply based on the little we do know, it is blatantly absurd to claim that the universe works in the way described in the bible/koran, and ridiculous to suggest that ancient, ignorant ancestors knew more about the universe than we do today.
Religious claims should be offensive to the citizens of any modern society, especially when such unfounded, undebatable demands are used to mould societal development, education, law and political policies.
note to self:
1) Patent 'the fireproof koran' tomorrow.
2) Make bank before 9/11/2011.
^^ See... that's the real enemy that christians, muslims, jews, hindus, etc etc of faith have in common. That's a real marxist view. in the meantime they fuel the beefs to that the average joe discredits all belief and basically comes to the conclusion that "any sort of faith is bullshit"
When castro took over in cuba, he would go to the schools and tell the kids "ask god for food right now".. then obviously nothing happened, then he proceeded with: "Ask the resistance (or whatever) for food and he'd toss them a piece of bread or fruit and make the point that he was real and their god wasn't.
It's funny that some people think these challenges/concepts are modern, when they've been going on for centuries.
When castro took over in cuba, he would go to the schools and tell the kids "ask god for food right now".. then obviously nothing happened, then he proceeded with: "Ask the resistance (or whatever) for food and he'd toss them a piece of bread or fruit and make the point that he was real and their god wasn't.
It's funny that some people think these challenges/concepts are modern, when they've been going on for centuries.
Sorry, but you're an idiot if you think rejection of an absurd, baseless, unevidenced explanation of the universe has anything to do with a social or political stance.
All it takes to reject religious claims is to look at what you know about the universe and what you know about ancient people, and use this knowledge with a little common sense to see that the way our ancestors described the world doesn't match up with what we know now. And if you understand anything about people you can also explain *why* they made these silly, outrageous claims, in terms of history, geography, psychology and sociology.
The world makes perfect sense if you take god out of the equation. If you put him into the equation however, very little in this world makes sense and you have to invent all sorts of weird, convoluted, delusional crap to explain things, which always leads to the ultimate cop-out: "Well, of course it doesn't make sense to us; we can't understand the mind of a god" or "God works in mysterious ways." Pfff.
Test your faith by watching the de-conversion series and to allow yourself to be asked serious questions about your beliefs. You'll see step-by-step how this guy's religious indoctrination unravelled without the need for anything other than introspection, observation and common sense.
Or perhaps you're too scared to face reality?
I was going to keep going, but I'm bored and too tired of this thread now. Honestly, I don't care if they burn the Koran or not. Never really did.
I'm tapping out.
Continue.
I'm tapping out.
Continue.
