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"CR @" |
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20 Jul 2005 02:44:02 AM |
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Woman crucified in Romania |
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/4107524.stm
So you thought communism was bad?
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| User: "The Black Wibble" |
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| Title: Re: Woman crucified in Romania |
20 Jul 2005 04:20:08 AM |
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"CR" <@> wrote in message news:11ds05sheolc06@corp.supernews.com...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/4107524.stm
So you thought communism was bad?
So you thought a nun getting crucified was bad?
http://www.bcaplan.com/cgi/museum1.cgi
Tony.
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'Disrespect for the Holy Koran is not now, nor has it ever been, nor will it
never be, tolerated by the United States."-- Condoleeza Rice
"To the extent [My Resolution Regarding Relgious (sic) Intolerance] mentions
the Quran and Islam specifically, that is obviously to respond to those who
believe our nation would tolerate disrespect of that religion or its holy
book. Clearly we should not, at least in my opinion."-- John Conyers Jr;
Democrat.
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| User: "CR @" |
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| Title: Re: Woman crucified in Romania |
20 Jul 2005 05:01:09 AM |
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"The Black Wibble" <wibble@nest.co.nz> wrote in message
news:42de173f$1@clear.net.nz...
"CR" <@> wrote in message news:11ds05sheolc06@corp.supernews.com...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/4107524.stm
So you thought communism was bad?
So you thought a nun getting crucified was bad?
http://www.bcaplan.com/cgi/museum1.cgi
Tony.
--
'Disrespect for the Holy Koran is not now, nor has it ever been, nor will
it never be, tolerated by the United States."-- Condoleeza Rice
"To the extent [My Resolution Regarding Relgious (sic) Intolerance]
mentions the Quran and Islam specifically, that is obviously to respond to
those who
believe our nation would tolerate disrespect of that religion or its holy
book. Clearly we should not, at least in my opinion."-- John Conyers Jr;
Democrat.
As I strongly oppose communism, I have to admit that it may have seemed like
a good idea to a lot of people at the time. It was a new idea and the masses
looking for a change bought into it. They had to experiment with it to
realize it was wrong. But why the ***** would they want to go back to a
medieval theocracy when they already know it was bad, from history books?
Why can't they just be dogma-free?
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| User: "The Black Wibble" |
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| Title: Re: Woman crucified in Romania |
21 Jul 2005 05:38:22 AM |
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"CR" <@> wrote in message news:11ds86v8odrac5a@corp.supernews.com...
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As I strongly oppose communism, I have to admit that it may have seemed
like a good idea to a lot of people at the time.It was a new idea and the
masses looking for a change bought into it.
The level of education for the vast majority of poor dumb saps living in
Russia in 1917 was not all that wonderful. Most lacked the ability to read
and write let alone critique the works of Karl Marx. Many of Communism's
staunchest supporters in later years were not living under communist rule,
but places like France, Britian, and the U.S. -- trumpeting lies about the
Soviet Union's production output, and about the success of Stalin's great
public work schemes, and lauding the growth in general welfare of the
people. This, in the thirties, while Stalin's murderous streak was in full
effect... The only other individual to achieve more death and misery than
that creature was Mao Tse-Tung.
They had to experiment with it to realize it was wrong.
It was crap in theory. Anything that forcefully separates benefactor from
beneficiary so thoroughly as Communism does, has got to end in carnage.
But why the ***** would they want to go back to a medieval theocracy when
they already know it was bad, from history books?
Why can't they just be dogma-free?
I really don't know. But I do know that the Russian Orthodox Church has
been an integral part of Russian life for centuries. Even Stalin couldn't
rid the country of its hold on the people, or rather, the peoples' hold on
it; and he was an idiot for even trying. Brute force can never make people
believe your ideas are right and their ideas are wrong.
Sorry for the late reply. My weekdays are just so damn hectic at the
moment.
Tony.
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'Disrespect for the Holy Koran is not now, nor has it ever been, nor will it
never be, tolerated by the United States."-- Condoleeza Rice
"To the extent [My Resolution Regarding Relgious (sic) Intolerance] mentions
the Quran and Islam specifically, that is obviously to respond to those who
believe our nation would tolerate disrespect of that religion or its holy
book. Clearly we should not, at least in my opinion."-- John Conyers Jr;
Democrat.
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| User: "The Black Wibble" |
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| Title: Re: Woman crucified in Romania |
21 Jul 2005 01:20:51 PM |
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"The Black Wibble" <wibble@nest.co.nz> wrote in message
news:42df7b0f$1@clear.net.nz...
"CR" <@> wrote in message news:11ds86v8odrac5a@corp.supernews.com...
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They had to experiment with it to realize it was wrong.
It was crap in theory. Anything that forcefully separates benefactor from
beneficiary so thoroughly as Communism does, has got to end in carnage.
I mean to say, one has no right to anything one produces or the rewards
earned from it. Acting in one's self-interest is evil under Communism. A
person cannot be both benefactor and beneficiary. Anything that forcefully
separates the two so thoroughly as Communism does, will end in carnage.
Tony.
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