The Christian conspiracy of the north!
By Ted Byfield
June 4, 2005
The anti-Christian bias of the Globe and Mail, Canada's
self-proclaimed "national" newspaper, grows ever less subtle, and last
week it broke all bounds when its lead story on the front page implied
a Christian conspiracy to take over the Conservative Party.
"Christian activists capturing Tory races," shouted the headline. (The
"races" were Conservative nomination contests.) A sub-headline
elaborated: "Some in party worry new riding nominees will reinforce
notion of 'hidden agenda.'"
This "hidden" Christian "agenda," the chief authority for which is the
Globe and Mail itself, is the ostensible conspiracy of a coterie of
religious "zealots" to first gain office, then work to repeal all the
"advances" made under the Liberals – such as abortion on demand, or
the prohibition under the human-rights code of any public criticism of
homosexual practice on medical, moral or biblical grounds.
What particularly alarmed the Globe was the emergence of this
"Christian activism" outside Canada's three prairie provinces. In the
past, the Globe has portrayed it as the residual survival of an old
and withering culture in the rustic region of the West. The Globe's
writers customarily assigned to it the most contemptuous descriptive
term they knew. It was "rural."
The Globe's concept of "rural" is, of course, as ill-informed as its
concept of "Christian." The fact that a prairie farm now represents at
a minimum a $2 million to $3 million investment, a working knowledge
of biochemistry, crop genetics, computer-controlled mechanics,
meteorology and cost accounting, plus a constant watch on the Internet
for grain and livestock prices, and agricultural supply and demand all
over the world, has not yet reached the Globe's editorial office.
"Rural" to the Globe still suggests people in straw hats carrying
pitchforks and standing in cow manure.
Similarly, its concept of Christian implies ignorance, superstition,
gullibility, illiteracy, intolerance and sexual repression. It assumes
that faith (as somebody once said) consists in resolutely shutting
your eyes to scientific fact. So that was the story. Ignorant bigots
are trying to take over Canada.
But they are no longer "rural." These Christians are turning up all
over the place, cried the Globe. Four Conservative nominations in
metro Vancouver went to avowed Christian activists last month. So did
one in Halifax, and another in metro Toronto. Alarmingly, these people
did not look at all rustic. So the conspiracy is no longer absurd. It
has been raised to the status of sinister.
Which, unhappily for the Globe editors, could soon require them to
confront the implications of their anti-Christian campaign. Retiring
Conservative MP John Reynolds, who runs the party's nomination
process, raised one implication. Suppose, he told reporters, that they
had written such a story with the word "Jew" in the place of the word
"Christian." Would the Globe have run it? He thought not.
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04 Jun 2005 04:14:32 PM |
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wrote:
The Christian conspiracy of the north!
By Ted Byfield
June 4, 2005
The anti-Christian bias of the Globe and Mail, Canada's
self-proclaimed "national" newspaper, grows ever less subtle, and last
week it broke all bounds when its lead story on the front page implied
a Christian conspiracy to take over the Conservative Party.
"Christian activists capturing Tory races," shouted the headline. (The
"races" were Conservative nomination contests.) A sub-headline
elaborated: "Some in party worry new riding nominees will reinforce
notion of 'hidden agenda.'"
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing fucking Jesus in
their face. A pool, a cold beer and hot sunny day are we really want.
So take your fat-***** Christian Agenda and go ***** yourself with it.
<Turns to wife> Honey, I'm out of beer and can you grab me the sun
screen while you're up?? And the kids were wondering if you could throw
the beach ball back in the pool for them ... thanks!! You're a doll!
*smooch* <back to laptop>
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
(I know tolerance enrages you, that's why I had to point that out)
What we honestly despise are extremists. The last thing we'd want is a
bunch of religious douchebags like you have running your fine country
into bankruptcy over a war based on lies. Politicians, regardless of
party, are generally a bunch of lying fuckwads. You just try to pick the
fuckwad that's not going to ***** up as badly.
Cheers!
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04 Jun 2005 05:27:37 PM |
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"Marvin The Paranoid Android" <MarvinParanoidAndroid@hotmail.com> wrote in
message news:d7t5kq$k0f$1@domitilla.aioe.org...
tonyz2001@aol.com wrote:
The Christian conspiracy of the north!
By Ted Byfield
June 4, 2005
The anti-Christian bias of the Globe and Mail, Canada's
self-proclaimed "national" newspaper, grows ever less subtle, and last
week it broke all bounds when its lead story on the front page implied
a Christian conspiracy to take over the Conservative Party.
"Christian activists capturing Tory races," shouted the headline. (The
"races" were Conservative nomination contests.) A sub-headline
elaborated: "Some in party worry new riding nominees will reinforce
notion of 'hidden agenda.'"
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing fucking Jesus in
their face. A pool, a cold beer and hot sunny day are we really want.
So take your fat-***** Christian Agenda and go ***** yourself with it.
<Turns to wife> Honey, I'm out of beer and can you grab me the sun
screen while you're up?? And the kids were wondering if you could throw
the beach ball back in the pool for them ... thanks!! You're a doll!
*smooch* <back to laptop>
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
(I know tolerance enrages you, that's why I had to point that out)
What we honestly despise are extremists. The last thing we'd want is a
bunch of religious douchebags like you have running your fine country
into bankruptcy over a war based on lies. Politicians, regardless of
party, are generally a bunch of lying fuckwads. You just try to pick the
fuckwad that's not going to ***** up as badly.
Cheers!
Nicely put, it is the control freaks that have the problem, they want
everybody to be like them, after all it is how they justify their existence.
LB
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05 Jun 2005 09:46:07 AM |
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Maivin the Christian Hater wrote:
tonyz2001@aol.com wrote:
The Christian conspiracy of the north!
By Ted Byfield
June 4, 2005
The anti-Christian bias of the Globe and Mail, Canada's
self-proclaimed "national" newspaper, grows ever less subtle, and last
week it broke all bounds when its lead story on the front page implied
a Christian conspiracy to take over the Conservative Party.
"Christian activists capturing Tory races," shouted the headline. (The
"races" were Conservative nomination contests.) A sub-headline
elaborated: "Some in party worry new riding nominees will reinforce
notion of 'hidden agenda.'"
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing fucking Jesus in
their face. A pool, a cold beer and hot sunny day are we really want.
So take your fat-***** Christian Agenda and go ***** yourself with it.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Hmmm, you just got thru saying:
pushing fucking Jesus in their face"
and:
"So take your fat-***** Christian Agenda and go ***** yourself with it"
And yet you think you're tolerant?
I'll tell you what you are tolerant of, you're tolerant of Islamic
terrorists and extremists and anyone else who hatesthe USA, Israel and
Christians.
Thanks for proving me right.
Tony
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05 Jun 2005 11:39:52 AM |
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wrote:
Maivin the Christian Hater wrote:
tonyz2001@aol.com wrote:
The Christian conspiracy of the north!
By Ted Byfield
June 4, 2005
The anti-Christian bias of the Globe and Mail, Canada's
self-proclaimed "national" newspaper, grows ever less subtle, and last
week it broke all bounds when its lead story on the front page implied
a Christian conspiracy to take over the Conservative Party.
"Christian activists capturing Tory races," shouted the headline. (The
"races" were Conservative nomination contests.) A sub-headline
elaborated: "Some in party worry new riding nominees will reinforce
notion of 'hidden agenda.'"
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing fucking Jesus in
their face. A pool, a cold beer and hot sunny day are we really want.
So take your fat-***** Christian Agenda and go ***** yourself with it.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Hmmm, you just got thru saying:
pushing fucking Jesus in their face"
and:
"So take your fat-***** Christian Agenda and go ***** yourself with it"
And yet you think you're tolerant?
I'll tell you what you are tolerant of, you're tolerant of Islamic
terrorists and extremists and anyone else who hatesthe USA, Israel and
Christians.
Thanks for proving me right.
Tony
If that just made your day, then I'm happy to have obliged.
:-)
Cheers!
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05 Jun 2005 10:13:48 AM |
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wrote:
Maivin the Christian Hater wrote:
tonyz2001@aol.com wrote:
The Christian conspiracy of the north!
By Ted Byfield
June 4, 2005
The anti-Christian bias of the Globe and Mail, Canada's
self-proclaimed "national" newspaper, grows ever less subtle, and last
week it broke all bounds when its lead story on the front page implied
a Christian conspiracy to take over the Conservative Party.
"Christian activists capturing Tory races," shouted the headline. (The
"races" were Conservative nomination contests.) A sub-headline
elaborated: "Some in party worry new riding nominees will reinforce
notion of 'hidden agenda.'"
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing fucking Jesus in
their face. A pool, a cold beer and hot sunny day are we really want.
So take your fat-***** Christian Agenda and go ***** yourself with it.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Hmmm, you just got thru saying:
pushing fucking Jesus in their face"
and:
"So take your fat-***** Christian Agenda and go ***** yourself with it"
And yet you think you're tolerant?
"Tolerant" stops at the point of being badgered and harassed.
I'll tell you what you are tolerant of, you're tolerant of Islamic
terrorists and extremists and anyone else who hatesthe USA, Israel and
Christians.
Thanks for proving me right.
All you've proved is that you have a reading comprehension problem.
Woods
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10 Jun 2005 06:08:55 PM |
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wrote:
Maivin the Christian Hater wrote:
tonyz2001@aol.com wrote:
The Christian conspiracy of the north!
By Ted Byfield
June 4, 2005
The anti-Christian bias of the Globe and Mail, Canada's
self-proclaimed "national" newspaper, grows ever less subtle, and last
week it broke all bounds when its lead story on the front page implied
a Christian conspiracy to take over the Conservative Party.
"Christian activists capturing Tory races," shouted the headline. (The
"races" were Conservative nomination contests.) A sub-headline
elaborated: "Some in party worry new riding nominees will reinforce
notion of 'hidden agenda.'"
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing fucking Jesus in
their face. A pool, a cold beer and hot sunny day are we really want.
So take your fat-***** Christian Agenda and go ***** yourself with it.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Hmmm, you just got thru saying:
pushing fucking Jesus in their face"
and:
"So take your fat-***** Christian Agenda and go ***** yourself with it"
And yet you think you're tolerant?
I'll tell you what you are tolerant of, you're tolerant of Islamic
terrorists and extremists and anyone else who hatesthe USA, Israel and
Christians.
Thanks for proving me right.
Tony
Oh *****-off pantyboy you thick *****! You understand nothing.
WH
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04 Jun 2005 11:22:20 PM |
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Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
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05 Jun 2005 05:03:22 AM |
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"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
I bet you've run into a few people like this. Why ? Because
you're being pressured by your church elders, which makes
you pushy Jesus freaks. Make a stand Steven. Are you spreading
Jesus' teachings or trying to pressure people to conform ?
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05 Jun 2005 04:59:01 PM |
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Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
I bet you've run into a few people like this. Why ? Because
you're being pressured by your church elders, which makes
you pushy Jesus freaks. Make a stand Steven. Are you spreading
Jesus' teachings or trying to pressure people to conform ?
What evidence do you have that I am trying to pressure people to
conform?
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05 Jun 2005 05:53:43 PM |
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"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
I bet you've run into a few people like this. Why ? Because
you're being pressured by your church elders, which makes
you pushy Jesus freaks. Make a stand Steven. Are you spreading
Jesus' teachings or trying to pressure people to conform ?
What evidence do you have that I am trying to pressure people to
conform?
Either you are or you aren't. Clearly you're the proselytizing
type of person. When someone rejects you as a pushy jesus-freak
we often see the reverse argument like the one you posted above,
accusing people of being intolerant of your faith.
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05 Jun 2005 08:56:21 PM |
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Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
I bet you've run into a few people like this. Why ? Because
you're being pressured by your church elders, which makes
you pushy Jesus freaks. Make a stand Steven. Are you spreading
Jesus' teachings or trying to pressure people to conform ?
What evidence do you have that I am trying to pressure people to
conform?
Either you are or you aren't. Clearly you're the proselytizing
type of person.
Who have I tried to proselytize here?
When someone rejects you as a pushy jesus-freak we often see the
reverse argument like the one you posted above, accusing people of
being intolerant of your faith.
Who has rejected me as a pushy Jesus freak? I've never pushed Jesus on
anyone. I have mentioned Jesus in the context of discussions where
someone else has brought Jesus into the discussion.
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12 Jun 2005 10:06:27 PM |
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"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
What evidence do you have that I am trying to pressure people to
conform?
Either you are or you aren't. Clearly you're the proselytizing
type of person.
Who have I tried to proselytize here?
Getting defensive ? Nobody accused you of proselytizing.
When someone rejects you as a pushy jesus-freak we often see the
reverse argument like the one you posted above, accusing people of
being intolerant of your faith.
Who has rejected me as a pushy Jesus freak?
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing
Jesus in their face.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing
Jesus in their face.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing
Jesus in their face.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing
Jesus in their face.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing
Jesus in their face.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing
Jesus in their face.
I've never pushed Jesus on
anyone. I have mentioned Jesus in the context of discussions where
someone else has brought Jesus into the discussion.
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12 Jun 2005 11:26:40 PM |
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Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Either you are or you aren't. Clearly you're the proselytizing
type of person.
Who have I tried to proselytize here?
Getting defensive ? Nobody accused you of proselytizing.
What would I have to get defensive about? Just asking -- did you have a
point about me being the proselytizing type of person? What makes you
think I'm "clearly" a proselytizing type of person?
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06 Jun 2005 08:11:39 AM |
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Steven douglas wrote:
Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
I bet you've run into a few people like this. Why ? Because
you're being pressured by your church elders, which makes
you pushy Jesus freaks. Make a stand Steven. Are you spreading
Jesus' teachings or trying to pressure people to conform ?
What evidence do you have that I am trying to pressure people to
conform?
Either you are or you aren't. Clearly you're the proselytizing
type of person.
Who have I tried to proselytize here?
When someone rejects you as a pushy jesus-freak we often see the
reverse argument like the one you posted above, accusing people of
being intolerant of your faith.
Who has rejected me as a pushy Jesus freak? I've never pushed Jesus on
anyone. I have mentioned Jesus in the context of discussions where
someone else has brought Jesus into the discussion.
Steven,
You are learning that the Liberals in this group (and most Liberals
all over) want to make it a crime to even speak about Jesus.
They will however defend with their life the Koran and Islam.
These people hate Christians, they hate America and they hate Israel.
They are a very sick and dangerous bunch.
Tony
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07 Jun 2005 05:12:16 AM |
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Clearly none of you understand the Canadian Agenda.
It has nothing to do with whether we like (or dis-like) any PUSHers of
their own Religious Beliefs. (We tolerate all religions - some are just more annoying
than others)
We all have our 'Own Beliefs', and we are not easily swayed from those beliefs.
(Based on our own Religious up-bringing.)
Just because some of us do not buy into 'Your' religious beliefs, does not
make use any less of the "Sons Of God".
We are just more 'acceptable' on the finality of all religions. (We all end up in the
same place in death.)
We believe that our 'place' is determined upon our Merits during our time on Earth !!!
You Have Your Own "Utopia" , We Have Our's.
We All End Up in the Same Place, Anyway !!!!
:-(]
<itwill@happen.com> wrote in message
news:1118063506.999f84ab7c202141d7e14bde2f5544cd@teranews...
Steven douglas wrote:
Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world.
I bet you've run into a few people like this. Why ? Because
you're being pressured by your church elders, which makes
you pushy Jesus freaks. Make a stand Steven. Are you spreading
Jesus' teachings or trying to pressure people to conform ?
What evidence do you have that I am trying to pressure people to
conform?
Either you are or you aren't. Clearly you're the proselytizing
type of person.
Who have I tried to proselytize here?
When someone rejects you as a pushy jesus-freak we often see the
reverse argument like the one you posted above, accusing people of
being intolerant of your faith.
Who has rejected me as a pushy Jesus freak? I've never pushed Jesus on
anyone. I have mentioned Jesus in the context of discussions where
someone else has brought Jesus into the discussion.
Steven,
You are learning that the Liberals in this group (and most Liberals
all over) want to make it a crime to even speak about Jesus.
They will however defend with their life the Koran and Islam.
These people hate Christians, they hate America and they hate Israel.
They are a very sick and dangerous bunch.
Tony
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| User: "Marvin The Paranoid Android" |
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05 Jun 2005 05:05:26 PM |
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Steven Douglas wrote:
Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
I bet you've run into a few people like this. Why ? Because
you're being pressured by your church elders, which makes
you pushy Jesus freaks. Make a stand Steven. Are you spreading
Jesus' teachings or trying to pressure people to conform ?
What evidence do you have that I am trying to pressure people to
conform?
Ha ... personally my first reaction to your reply was that I had been
tattled on ... both humourous and disappointing at the same time.
I don't believe I've ever seen you post a reply where you had to remove
all the original context and rearrange the original post.
Cheers.
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| User: "Marvin The Paranoid Android" |
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05 Jun 2005 07:31:31 AM |
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Steven Douglas wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
What's your point?
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| User: "Steven Douglas" |
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| Title: Re: The Christian conspiracy of the north! |
05 Jun 2005 05:05:51 PM |
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Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Steven Douglas wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
What's your point?
Maybe most Canadians are the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world, but when you use the f'ing *f* word as an adjective to describe
Jesus, where is your tolerance?
You know, if a report comes out of Guantanamo that some guard used that
term the way you used it, but in conjunction with Muhammad, you'd
probably call that intolerant -- wouldn't you? Some where would call it
TORTURE! And somewhere in the world, when the story got out, there'd be
riots over it. But you feel free to just casually use it in a post, and
then go on to tell us what a tolerant bunch you are. Take a closer look
at yourself, Marv.
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| User: "Perseid" |
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| Title: Re: The Christian conspiracy of the north! |
05 Jun 2005 06:20:43 PM |
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"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Steven Douglas wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
What's your point?
Maybe most Canadians are the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world, but when you use the f'ing *f* word as an adjective to describe
Jesus, where is your tolerance?
You know, if a report comes out of Guantanamo that some guard used that
term the way you used it, but in conjunction with Muhammad, you'd
probably call that intolerant
It might be considered harassment if the audience were captive (like
in Gitmo), but in free society you'd only be risking a broken jaw
badmouthing muhammad to a muslim. I think you should do it Steven.
Go into a muslim shrine and tell them muhammad was a f'ing quack.
Let us know how it turns out.
-- wouldn't you? Some where would call it
TORTURE! And somewhere in the world, when the story got out, there'd be
riots over it. But you feel free to just casually use it in a post, and
then go on to tell us what a tolerant bunch you are. Take a closer look
at yourself, Marv.
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| User: "Steven Douglas" |
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| Title: Re: The Christian conspiracy of the north! |
05 Jun 2005 09:01:35 PM |
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Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
You know, if a report comes out of Guantanamo that some guard used that
term the way you used it, but in conjunction with Muhammad, you'd
probably call that intolerant
It might be considered harassment if the audience were captive (like
in Gitmo), but in free society you'd only be risking a broken jaw
badmouthing muhammad to a muslim. I think you should do it Steven.
Go into a muslim shrine and tell them muhammad was a f'ing quack.
Let us know how it turns out.
What the hell is wrong with you? Seriously, I'm starting to wonder
about your mental health. When I first started posting here, you were
rational. The reason I even stayed with this group was because of
MarkTyme. He was so entertaining with his stupidity, and you sided with
me in those debates. Lately, you are becoming MarkTyme. I hope he's not
lurking here, because he'd be mighty proud that his BS finally worked
on you.
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| User: "Perseid" |
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| Title: Re: The Christian conspiracy of the north! |
12 Jun 2005 10:10:07 PM |
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"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
You know, if a report comes out of Guantanamo that some guard used that
term the way you used it, but in conjunction with Muhammad, you'd
probably call that intolerant
It might be considered harassment if the audience were captive (like
in Gitmo), but in free society you'd only be risking a broken jaw
badmouthing muhammad to a muslim. I think you should do it Steven.
Go into a muslim shrine and tell them muhammad was a f'ing quack.
Let us know how it turns out.
What the hell is wrong with you?
Just taking an opposing position for the sake of argument. You
don't have a problem with that, do you ?
Seriously, I'm starting to wonder
about your mental health. When I first started posting here, you were
rational. The reason I even stayed with this group was because of
MarkTyme. He was so entertaining with his stupidity, and you sided with
me in those debates. Lately, you are becoming MarkTyme. I hope he's not
lurking here, because he'd be mighty proud that his BS finally worked
on you.
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| User: "Steven Douglas" |
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| Title: Re: The Christian conspiracy of the north! |
12 Jun 2005 11:29:22 PM |
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Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
You know, if a report comes out of Guantanamo that some guard used that
term the way you used it, but in conjunction with Muhammad, you'd
probably call that intolerant
It might be considered harassment if the audience were captive (like
in Gitmo), but in free society you'd only be risking a broken jaw
badmouthing muhammad to a muslim. I think you should do it Steven.
Go into a muslim shrine and tell them muhammad was a f'ing quack.
Let us know how it turns out.
What the hell is wrong with you?
Just taking an opposing position for the sake of argument. You
don't have a problem with that, do you ?
I see, telling me to go do something I just got done criticizing is
just an opposing position? You're a real goofball, aren't you?
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| User: "Perseid" |
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| Title: Re: The Christian conspiracy of the north! |
13 Jun 2005 12:51:24 AM |
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"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
You know, if a report comes out of Guantanamo that some guard used
that term the way you used it, but in conjunction with Muhammad,
you'd probably call that intolerant
It might be considered harassment if the audience were captive (like
in Gitmo), but in free society you'd only be risking a broken jaw
badmouthing muhammad to a muslim. I think you should do it Steven.
Go into a muslim shrine and tell them muhammad was a f'ing quack.
Let us know how it turns out.
What the hell is wrong with you?
Just taking an opposing position for the sake of argument. You
don't have a problem with that, do you ?
I see, telling me to go do something I just got done criticizing is
just an opposing position? You're a real goofball, aren't you?
No one is forcing you to argue about anything. I think examining
different positions is healthy, whereas you seem to take it as
a personal affront.
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: The Christian conspiracy of the north! |
06 Jun 2005 08:20:49 AM |
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Steven douglas wrote:
Perseid wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
You know, if a report comes out of Guantanamo that some guard used that
term the way you used it, but in conjunction with Muhammad, you'd
probably call that intolerant
It might be considered harassment if the audience were captive (like
in Gitmo), but in free society you'd only be risking a broken jaw
badmouthing muhammad to a muslim. I think you should do it Steven.
Go into a muslim shrine and tell them muhammad was a f'ing quack.
Let us know how it turns out.
What the hell is wrong with you? Seriously, I'm starting to wonder
about your mental health.
You're just noticing this?
Perseid or whatever he calls himself has been wacked out for a long
time, though in recent months he's really gone over the edge with his
hatred for America, Israel and Christians.
Tony
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: The Christian conspiracy of the north! |
06 Jun 2005 08:18:48 AM |
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Some Stupid Moron wrote:
"Steven Douglas" <dsteven@flashmail.com> Spat the Words
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Steven Douglas wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
What's your point?
Maybe most Canadians are the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world, but when you use the f'ing *f* word as an adjective to describe
Jesus, where is your tolerance?
You know, if a report comes out of Guantanamo that some guard used that
term the way you used it, but in conjunction with Muhammad, you'd
probably call that intolerant
It might be considered harassment if the audience were captive (like
in Gitmo), but in free society you'd only be risking a broken jaw
badmouthing muhammad to a muslim. I think you should do it Steven.
Go into a muslim shrine and tell them muhammad was a f'ing quack.
Let us know how it turns out.
So you're telling us that Muslims are very violent people?
Tony
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| User: "Marvin The Paranoid Android" |
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| Title: Re: The Christian conspiracy of the north! |
05 Jun 2005 05:25:27 PM |
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Steven Douglas wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Steven Douglas wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
What's your point?
Maybe most Canadians are the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world, but when you use the f'ing *f* word as an adjective to describe
Jesus, where is your tolerance?
You know, if a report comes out of Guantanamo that some guard used that
term the way you used it, but in conjunction with Muhammad, you'd
probably call that intolerant -- wouldn't you? Some where would call it
TORTURE! And somewhere in the world, when the story got out, there'd be
riots over it. But you feel free to just casually use it in a post, and
then go on to tell us what a tolerant bunch you are. Take a closer look
at yourself, Marv.
Since you were offended a great deal by my comments or wording, I will
honestly apologize to you for that first statement. Sorry for the wording.
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| User: "Steven Douglas" |
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| Title: Re: The Christian conspiracy of the north! |
05 Jun 2005 08:49:13 PM |
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Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Steven Douglas wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Steven Douglas wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
What's your point?
Maybe most Canadians are the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world, but when you use the f'ing *f* word as an adjective to describe
Jesus, where is your tolerance?
You know, if a report comes out of Guantanamo that some guard used that
term the way you used it, but in conjunction with Muhammad, you'd
probably call that intolerant -- wouldn't you? Some where would call it
TORTURE! And somewhere in the world, when the story got out, there'd be
riots over it. But you feel free to just casually use it in a post, and
then go on to tell us what a tolerant bunch you are. Take a closer look
at yourself, Marv.
Since you were offended a great deal by my comments or wording, I will
honestly apologize to you for that first statement. Sorry for the wording.
Accepted. Thank you. And if anyone knocks on your door wanting to tell
you about Jesus, just calmly tell the person you have your own faith
and would appreciate if they would move on to someone who needs them
more than you do. It works almost everytime. And if someone is
persistent, get a bit more firm, and thank them for understanding as
you close the door.
By the way, the 20th century saw a new record for purposeful deaths
caused by atheist regimes. The current century has seen a resurgence of
people killed in the name of religion -- but the name of that religion
is not Christianity.
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| User: "Marvin The Paranoid Android" |
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05 Jun 2005 05:14:25 PM |
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Steven Douglas wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Steven Douglas wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
What's your point?
Maybe most Canadians are the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world, but when you use the f'ing *f* word as an adjective to describe
Jesus, where is your tolerance?
I don't use Jesus to control others. I don't harm others in the 'name of
Jesus'. I don't suppress others in the 'name of Jesus'.
Jesus's name has been used to justify more intolerance then any other
name in the history of mankind. The 'Jesus' I was referring to wasn't
the the compassionate, understanding one. It was the one the religious
fanatics in this group use to bash others. There is more then one Jesus.
Take a look at it again.
You know, if a report comes out of Guantanamo that some guard used that
term the way you used it, but in conjunction with Muhammad, you'd
probably call that intolerant -- wouldn't you? Some where would call it
TORTURE! And somewhere in the world, when the story got out, there'd be
riots over it. But you feel free to just casually use it in a post, and
then go on to tell us what a tolerant bunch you are. Take a closer look
at yourself, Marv.
Good reply. But ... the second paragraph of my post, which you've chosen
to snip, goes on to tell the poster to take his Christian Agenda and
***** himself with it. This 'Christian Agenda' has nothing do with the
Jesus I understand. It has to do with the Jesus in the first paragraph.
Using the name of Jesus to promote intolerance has nothing to do with
Christianity or the real Jesus.
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: The Christian conspiracy of the north! |
06 Jun 2005 08:15:35 AM |
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Steven Douglas wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Steven Douglas wrote:
Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing f***ing Jesus in
their face.
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
What's your point?
Maybe most Canadians are the most tolerant bunch of people in the
world, but when you use the f'ing *f* word as an adjective to describe
Jesus, where is your tolerance?
Liberals have no tolerance for Jesus or Christians.
You know, if a report comes out of Guantanamo that some guard used that
term the way you used it, but in conjunction with Muhammad, you'd
probably call that intolerant -- wouldn't you?
Yes he would, he'd call for the soldier who did it to be court
marshaled
ome here would call it
TORTURE! And somewhere in the world, when the story got out, there'd be
riots over it. But you feel free to just casually use it in a post, and
then go on to tell us what a tolerant bunch you are.
Typical Liberal.
Take a closer look at yourself, Marv.
And face the fact that he isn't tolerant? He never will.
Tony
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| User: "Woodswun" |
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| Title: Re: The Christian conspiracy of the north! |
05 Jun 2005 06:40:47 AM |
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Marvin The Paranoid Android wrote:
tonyz2001@aol.com wrote:
The Christian conspiracy of the north!
By Ted Byfield
June 4, 2005
The anti-Christian bias of the Globe and Mail, Canada's
self-proclaimed "national" newspaper, grows ever less subtle, and last
week it broke all bounds when its lead story on the front page implied
a Christian conspiracy to take over the Conservative Party.
"Christian activists capturing Tory races," shouted the headline. (The
"races" were Conservative nomination contests.) A sub-headline
elaborated: "Some in party worry new riding nominees will reinforce
notion of 'hidden agenda.'"
Canadians hate people bangin' at their doors pushing fucking Jesus in
their face. A pool, a cold beer and hot sunny day are we really want.
So take your fat-***** Christian Agenda and go ***** yourself with it.
<Turns to wife> Honey, I'm out of beer and can you grab me the sun
screen while you're up?? And the kids were wondering if you could throw
the beach ball back in the pool for them ... thanks!! You're a doll!
*smooch* <back to laptop>
Canadians are probably the most tolerant bunch of people in the world.
(I know tolerance enrages you, that's why I had to point that out)
What we honestly despise are extremists. The last thing we'd want is a
bunch of religious douchebags like you have running your fine country
into bankruptcy over a war based on lies. Politicians, regardless of
party, are generally a bunch of lying fuckwads. You just try to pick the
fuckwad that's not going to ***** up as badly.
Cheers!
Hey, Marv - you live towards the left coast, not near Toronto, right?
Woods
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| User: "John Smith" |
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05 Jun 2005 12:42:42 AM |
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This article must be something 'pushed' by the Republican / Evangelistic agenda of
some Fanatic south of the border.
Canada has never seen this current PUSH by the [current] Conservative Party as nothing
more than a POWER STRUGGLE.
There are no Religious motivations hidden behind this current power struggle [un-like
the days of Stockwell Day], it is just a PUSH for Political TAKE-OVER (right, or
wrong) !!!
Not Just A Thought, It Is Reality :-(]
<tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
The Christian conspiracy of the north!
By Ted Byfield
June 4, 2005
The anti-Christian bias of the Globe and Mail, Canada's
self-proclaimed "national" newspaper, grows ever less subtle, and last
week it broke all bounds when its lead story on the front page implied
a Christian conspiracy to take over the Conservative Party.
"Christian activists capturing Tory races," shouted the headline. (The
"races" were Conservative nomination contests.) A sub-headline
elaborated: "Some in party worry new riding nominees will reinforce
notion of 'hidden agenda.'"
This "hidden" Christian "agenda," the chief authority for which is the
Globe and Mail itself, is the ostensible conspiracy of a coterie of
religious "zealots" to first gain office, then work to repeal all the
"advances" made under the Liberals - such as abortion on demand, or
the prohibition under the human-rights code of any public criticism of
homosexual practice on medical, moral or biblical grounds.
What particularly alarmed the Globe was the emergence of this
"Christian activism" outside Canada's three prairie provinces. In the
past, the Globe has portrayed it as the residual survival of an old
and withering culture in the rustic region of the West. The Globe's
writers customarily assigned to it the most contemptuous descriptive
term they knew. It was "rural."
The Globe's concept of "rural" is, of course, as ill-informed as its
concept of "Christian." The fact that a prairie farm now represents at
a minimum a $2 million to $3 million investment, a working knowledge
of biochemistry, crop genetics, computer-controlled mechanics,
meteorology and cost accounting, plus a constant watch on the Internet
for grain and livestock prices, and agricultural supply and demand all
over the world, has not yet reached the Globe's editorial office.
"Rural" to the Globe still suggests people in straw hats carrying
pitchforks and standing in cow manure.
Similarly, its concept of Christian implies ignorance, superstition,
gullibility, illiteracy, intolerance and sexual repression. It assumes
that faith (as somebody once said) consists in resolutely shutting
your eyes to scientific fact. So that was the story. Ignorant bigots
are trying to take over Canada.
But they are no longer "rural." These Christians are turning up all
over the place, cried the Globe. Four Conservative nominations in
metro Vancouver went to avowed Christian activists last month. So did
one in Halifax, and another in metro Toronto. Alarmingly, these people
did not look at all rustic. So the conspiracy is no longer absurd. It
has been raised to the status of sinister.
Which, unhappily for the Globe editors, could soon require them to
confront the implications of their anti-Christian campaign. Retiring
Conservative MP John Reynolds, who runs the party's nomination
process, raised one implication. Suppose, he told reporters, that they
had written such a story with the word "Jew" in the place of the word
"Christian." Would the Globe have run it? He thought not.
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