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big fat london boy gillingham..(pykey land) 09 Mar 04 1.50pm
well at least one of the so called british suicide bombers will be doing us a favor by not coming home to his so called homeland.. There's never a country in the world with the scent of an ENGLISH rose.....
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gillingham..(pykey land) 09 Mar 04 1.50pm

well at least one of the so called british suicide bombers will be doing us a favor by not coming home to his so called homeland..

There's never a country in the world with the scent of an ENGLISH rose.....

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Bexter By the Sea 09 Mar 04 1.52pm
they are both dead actually - rejoice. cucking - do you ask people if they are religious before you decide to be friends with them or trust them?
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Bexter

By the Sea 09 Mar 04 1.52pm

they are both dead actually - rejoice.
cucking - do you ask people if they are religious before you decide to be friends with them or trust them?

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Moose In the sewer pipe... 09 Mar 04 1.54pm
Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:46pm I'm saying that I mistrust anyone who allows their life to be ruled by the teachings in what I consider to be faulted or flawed books. Does that answer your questions? Not really, because all the way through this thread you've implied that you believe that if someone is a Muslim, then they are going to be a religious devotee. That is no more true than it is of Christians or any other religion. I'm a Christian and a regular Church goer. When have I ever thrown my beliefs down the throat of anyone on these boards? Do you now mistrust me? Goodness is what you do. Not who you pray to.
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In the sewer pipe... 09 Mar 04 1.54pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:46pm

I'm saying that I mistrust anyone who allows their life to be ruled by the teachings in what I consider to be faulted or flawed books.

Does that answer your questions?

Not really, because all the way through this thread you've implied that you believe that if someone is a Muslim, then they are going to be a religious devotee. That is no more true than it is of Christians or any other religion. I'm a Christian and a regular Church goer. When have I ever thrown my beliefs down the throat of anyone on these boards? Do you now mistrust me?

Goodness is what you do. Not who you pray to.

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big fat london boy gillingham..(pykey land) 09 Mar 04 1.54pm
good i'm glad they both died... There's never a country in the world with the scent of an ENGLISH rose.....
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gillingham..(pykey land) 09 Mar 04 1.54pm

good i'm glad they both died...

There's never a country in the world with the scent of an ENGLISH rose.....

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 04 1.54pm
Quote Bexter at 09 Mar 2004 1:52pm they are both dead actually - rejoice. cucking - do you ask people if they are religious before you decide to be friends with them or trust them? With all possible respect, that's a dumbass question. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Cucking Funt

Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 04 1.54pm

Quote Bexter at 09 Mar 2004 1:52pm

they are both dead actually - rejoice.
cucking - do you ask people if they are religious before you decide to be friends with them or trust them?

With all possible respect, that's a dumbass question.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 04 1.58pm
Quote Moose at 09 Mar 2004 1:54pm Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:46pm I'm saying that I mistrust anyone who allows their life to be ruled by the teachings in what I consider to be faulted or flawed books. Does that answer your questions? Not really, because all the way through this thread you've implied that you believe that if someone is a Muslim, then they are going to be a religious devotee. That is no more true than it is of Christians or any other religion. I'm a Christian and a regular Church goer. When have I ever thrown my beliefs down the throat of anyone on these boards? Do you now mistrust me? What else is a moslem other than a religious devotee? And moslems take their faith very seriously, as you know. It's very different to the way christians describe themselves, again, as you well know. I sense that you know my answer to these questions before you ask them.... Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 04 1.58pm

Quote Moose at 09 Mar 2004 1:54pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:46pm

I'm saying that I mistrust anyone who allows their life to be ruled by the teachings in what I consider to be faulted or flawed books.

Does that answer your questions?

What else is a moslem other than a religious devotee? And moslems take their faith very seriously, as you know. It's very different to the way christians describe themselves, again, as you well know. I sense that you know my answer to these questions before you ask them....

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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Bexter By the Sea 09 Mar 04 2.07pm
dumbass?! act your age cucking if you are going to make such sweeping statements then be prepared to be asked things like that. if you don't trust people who follow the bible or the koran, then you wouldn't want them to be your friends yes?
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Bexter

By the Sea 09 Mar 04 2.07pm

dumbass?! act your age cucking
if you are going to make such sweeping statements then be prepared to be asked things like that. if you don't trust people who follow the bible or the koran, then you wouldn't want them to be your friends yes?

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the despotic banana Dept. of Baboon Maintenance 09 Mar 04 2.20pm
The problem is not religion itself, but how people interpret and use religion to meet their own ends. And as people are basically greedy, virulent and stupid and will always look to use religion to justify their nefarious actions, we're fcked. We can't eradicate religion, history has taught us that, and even then it's doubtful that it would do any good as people would still remain, and we're the problem. We're ignorant, hateful b****s all of us. Ask me about Ronald de Boer.*
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The problem is not religion itself, but how people interpret and use religion to meet their own ends. And as people are basically greedy, virulent and stupid and will always look to use religion to justify their nefarious actions, we're f*cked. We can't eradicate religion, history has taught us that, and even then it's doubtful that it would do any good as people would still remain, and we're the problem. We're ignorant, hateful b******s all of us.

Ask me about Ronald de Boer.

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rach_cpfc South Croydon 09 Mar 04 2.21pm
Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:58pm What else is a moslem other than a religious devotee? And moslems take their faith very seriously, as you know. It's very different to the way christians describe themselves, again, as you well know. So Christians don't take their faith seriously now? I can tell you straight away that that isn't true. "....They will soar on wings like EAGLES; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint."
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South Croydon 09 Mar 04 2.21pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:58pm

What else is a moslem other than a religious devotee? And moslems take their faith very seriously, as you know. It's very different to the way christians describe themselves, again, as you well know.

So Christians don't take their faith seriously now?
I can tell you straight away that that isn't true.

"....They will soar on wings like EAGLES; they will run and not grow
weary, they will walk and not be faint."

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Moose In the sewer pipe... 09 Mar 04 2.21pm
Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:58pm Quote Moose at 09 Mar 2004 1:54pm Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:46pm I'm saying that I mistrust anyone who allows their life to be ruled by the teachings in what I consider to be faulted or flawed books. Does that answer your questions? Not really, because all the way through this thread you've implied that you believe that if someone is a Muslim, then they are going to be a religious devotee. That is no more true than it is of Christians or any other religion. I'm a Christian and a regular Church goer. When have I ever thrown my beliefs down the throat of anyone on these boards? Do you now mistrust me? What else is a moslem other than a religious devotee? And moslems take their faith very seriously, as you know. It's very different to the way christians describe themselves, again, as you well know. I sense that you know my answer to these questions before you ask them.... A Muslim (and no, I don't know why there are two spellings or if they deserve a capital letter - perhaps someone could enlighten me!) is someone who observes the teachings of Mohammed and the Koran. Whether they attend the mosque, or follow the teachings, festivals and rites strictly, or try to impose those teachings on others, or deliberately misinterpret passages in order to create hatred is up to the individual. That is the same as every religion - not all Christians attend church, not all Sikhs refrain from cutting their hair and wear turbans, not all Jews celebrate Yom Kippur. And in the same way not all Muslims are indoctrinated by religion. I still believe that your views of this particular religion and those who belong to it are unfounded. Goodness is what you do. Not who you pray to.
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Moose

In the sewer pipe... 09 Mar 04 2.21pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:58pm

Quote Moose at 09 Mar 2004 1:54pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:46pm

I'm saying that I mistrust anyone who allows their life to be ruled by the teachings in what I consider to be faulted or flawed books.

Does that answer your questions?

A Muslim (and no, I don't know why there are two spellings or if they deserve a capital letter - perhaps someone could enlighten me!) is someone who observes the teachings of Mohammed and the Koran. Whether they attend the mosque, or follow the teachings, festivals and rites strictly, or try to impose those teachings on others, or deliberately misinterpret passages in order to create hatred is up to the individual. That is the same as every religion - not all Christians attend church, not all Sikhs refrain from cutting their hair and wear turbans, not all Jews celebrate Yom Kippur. And in the same way not all Muslims are indoctrinated by religion.

I still believe that your views of this particular religion and those who belong to it are unfounded.

Goodness is what you do. Not who you pray to.

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 04 2.25pm
Quote Bexter at 09 Mar 2004 2:07pm dumbass?! act your age cucking if you are going to make such sweeping statements then be prepared to be asked things like that. if you don't trust people who follow the bible or the koran, then you wouldn't want them to be your friends yes? How can my saying that I mistrust people who swallow whole the fabricated and turgid nonsense that the bible and the koran are be interpreted as sweeping? Ok, in answer to your question.... first of all I have lots of acquaintances but very few 'friends'.... the word 'friend' is, in my view, one of the most misused words in the English language. I interpret a friend as someone with whom I'm comfortable, someone whom I can trust and someone whom I can tell anything, be that what I feel, fear or whatever. In answer to your question, I couldn't be friends with someone who lives his/her life as described above. Acquaintance, perhaps, but certainly not friends. How could I be, if we were such poles apart? Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Cucking Funt

Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 04 2.25pm

Quote Bexter at 09 Mar 2004 2:07pm

How can my saying that I mistrust people who swallow whole the fabricated and turgid nonsense that the bible and the koran are be interpreted as sweeping?

Ok, in answer to your question.... first of all I have lots of acquaintances but very few 'friends'.... the word 'friend' is, in my view, one of the most misused words in the English language. I interpret a friend as someone with whom I'm comfortable, someone whom I can trust and someone whom I can tell anything, be that what I feel, fear or whatever. In answer to your question, I couldn't be friends with someone who lives his/her life as described above. Acquaintance, perhaps, but certainly not friends. How could I be, if we were such poles apart?

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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IMpalace London 09 Mar 04 2.25pm
Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:58pm Quote Moose at 09 Mar 2004 1:54pm Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:46pm I'm saying that I mistrust anyone who allows their life to be ruled by the teachings in what I consider to be faulted or flawed books. Does that answer your questions? Not really, because all the way through this thread you've implied that you believe that if someone is a Muslim, then they are going to be a religious devotee. That is no more true than it is of Christians or any other religion. I'm a Christian and a regular Church goer. When have I ever thrown my beliefs down the throat of anyone on these boards? Do you now mistrust me? What else is a moslem other than a religious devotee? And moslems take their faith very seriously, as you know. It's very different to the way christians describe themselves, again, as you well know. I sense that you know my answer to these questions before you ask them.... I'm Arabic from my dads side, English from my mums side. Im a Muslim. But im not a 'religious devotee'. I would call myself Bahraini or English before i called myself Muslim. The fact that you have sterotyped every Muslim into being as religious as they come is complete bollox.
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London 09 Mar 04 2.25pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:58pm

Quote Moose at 09 Mar 2004 1:54pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:46pm

I'm saying that I mistrust anyone who allows their life to be ruled by the teachings in what I consider to be faulted or flawed books.

Does that answer your questions?

What else is a moslem other than a religious devotee? And moslems take their faith very seriously, as you know. It's very different to the way christians describe themselves, again, as you well know. I sense that you know my answer to these questions before you ask them....

I'm Arabic from my dads side, English from my mums side. Im a Muslim. But im not a 'religious devotee'. I would call myself Bahraini or English before i called myself Muslim. The fact that you have sterotyped every Muslim into being as religious as they come is complete bollox.

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