Bronx Warlord
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I'd have to sum my feelings up like this
Who gives a ****
Who gives a ****
Monotheism is a basis for some murders if I'm not mistaken...Tycoon101 said:Witchcraft is a basis for some murders in I'm not mistaken. Do I need a link, or will someone provide one?
MobBoss said:Depends. If they are not American you better up that number considerably.
The Last Conformist said:I think it can be safely assumed that UK soldiers aren't Americans.![]()
MobBoss said:Depends. If they are not American you better up that number considerably.
Sobieski II said:Nah, the limeys know the country better.
And 5th generation white Africans are Africans too. The same as all those white North Americans are Americans. Brutalizing this community is wrong.
I cant be reaching for hyperbole, because Im not even sure what hyperbole is. If I overreacted, sorry, but explain to me why an article about an African country offcially recognizing witchcraft as being real, immediately prompts you and many others to compare that with the US. Yes, there all sorts of religious people in this country who believe all sorts of wacky stuff, but what does that have to do with the subject of the article? There is no relation whatsoever except that Voodoo is a religion, yes, and Christianity is a religion, yes. Thats it. Tell me, in America, can I take someone to court because I believe they put a hex on me, or came to me at night in the form of a succubus? Dont tell me about 400 years ago, Im talking about today. This is a terrible thing for the people of Zimbabwe, why do you guys dismiss it? Because its verboten to criticize black people? Is it PC nuttiness? Explain it to me. A county in Georgia decides to teach Creationism, and fifty threads spring up and everyone is denouncing the United States. The government of Zimbabwe declares that witchcraft is real, and everyone just yawns. "Oh well, theyre just silly black people, we dont expect any better from them." Is that why?.Shane. said:And, did I say that? Because, yes, I think the 2 countries are exactly alike.![]()
And, yes, I did read the article. I'm not sure how much of the US you've seen or lived in, but I've met plenty of Americans who have say all the same types of things that that article is saying, only in the US its couched in the language and practice of Christianity, for the most part. Maybe its not as widespread, but it exists.
For example: Jon Edwards will speak to your dead relatives. Scientology is legal. Benny Hin. Snakehandling. Psychics. Etc... its all "voodoo" or "magic" or whatever you want to call it. Now, the practioneers may have different motives, but the excerise is about the same.
If you disagree, fine, but don't post bs false assumptions. It seems you're the one reaching for hyperbole, not me.
This could be considered flaming.HannibalBarka said:Well, there are people in some "civilized" countries believing that some guy divided the Red sea into two parts using a stick, others that a virgin gave birth to the son of a guy they worship and call God, and some others that their "hero" have a kind of horse traveling at the light's speed who brought him to the God mentioned above. And countless believe that Jupiter and Saturn have a significant impact on their love affairs
Bozo Erectus said:I cant be reaching for hyperbole, because Im not even sure what hyperbole is. If I overreacted, sorry, but explain to me why an article about an African country offcially recognizing witchcraft as being real, immediately prompts you and many others to compare that with the US. Yes, there all sorts of religious people in this country who believe all sorts of wacky stuff, but what does that have to do with the subject of the article? There is no relation whatsoever except that Voodoo is a religion, yes, and Christianity is a religion, yes. Thats it. Tell me, in America, can I take someone to court because I believe they put a hex on me, or came to me at night in the form of a succubus? Dont tell me about 400 years ago, Im talking about today. This is a terrible thing for the people of Zimbabwe, why do you guys dismiss it? Because its verboten to criticize black people? Is it PC nuttiness? Explain it to me. A county in Georgia decides to teach Creationism, and fifty threads spring up and everyone is denouncing the United States. The government of Zimbabwe declares that witchcraft is real, and everyone just yawns. "Oh well, theyre just silly black people, we dont expect any better from them." Is that why?
I am not quite sure what you are getting at here. They are changing the law from "all witchcraft is illegal" to "only witchcraft aimed at harming people is illegal". It sounds to me like a small step towards freedom of religion.Bozo Erectus said:I cant be reaching for hyperbole, because Im not even sure what hyperbole is. If I overreacted, sorry, but explain to me why an article about an African country offcially recognizing witchcraft as being real, immediately prompts you and many others to compare that with the US. Yes, there all sorts of religious people in this country who believe all sorts of wacky stuff, but what does that have to do with the subject of the article? There is no relation whatsoever except that Voodoo is a religion, yes, and Christianity is a religion, yes. Thats it. Tell me, in America, can I take someone to court because I believe they put a hex on me, or came to me at night in the form of a succubus? Dont tell me about 400 years ago, Im talking about today. This is a terrible thing for the people of Zimbabwe, why do you guys dismiss it? Because its verboten to criticize black people? Is it PC nuttiness? Explain it to me. A county in Georgia decides to teach Creationism, and fifty threads spring up and everyone is denouncing the United States. The government of Zimbabwe declares that witchcraft is real, and everyone just yawns. "Oh well, theyre just silly black people, we dont expect any better from them." Is that why?
Winner said:Zimbabwe should have been invaded years ago, when Mugabe started his racist campaign against whites. Unfortunately, all PC intelectuals would consider that an obvious racist attack on Africans, so nothing serious happened.
Bozo Erectus said:This is a terrible thing for the people of Zimbabwe, why do you guys dismiss it? Because its verboten to criticize black people? Is it PC nuttiness? Explain it to me. A county in Georgia decides to teach Creationism, and fifty threads spring up and everyone is denouncing the United States. The government of Zimbabwe declares that witchcraft is real, and everyone just yawns. "Oh well, theyre just silly black people, we dont expect any better from them." Is that why?
blackheart said:Only step in when whites are in danger? What about the apartheid regime in South Africa then, or is saving whites your only objective?