Aldebaran said:so sorry, I do not open links to external sites
maomao said:The link is to google which is probably a safer bet than U75. If you're unsure where a link goes to either right click and check properties or press reply on the post in question and you can see the url spelled out in the quoted part of the post.
Aldebaran said:Then pity you couldn't bother to give yours in the OP or even now, by answering my question.
salaam.
Gmarthews said:I agree with her wholeheartedly, she puts it way better than i could.
frogwoman said:Im not gonna watch the video but I'd be interested to hear peoples opinions about MEMRI.
im not sure what i think of them tbh. Are they a source thats worth trusting? Sometimes there is stuff on there that seems quite believable, and other times it just seems to be loads of islamophobic propaganda.
Aldebaran said:So what would you like me to fill in? (I have a vivid fantasy.)
salaam.
Gmarthews said:Seeing the video is the only obvious substitute for 'it'.
It's like Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd, (or performance arts even), there is no possible substitute to the experience.
Gmarthews said:Bearing in mind the media outlet itself is esp important. I would be favour of having a label on all people on U75 to state whether they are religious or not, OK with evolution or not. These are key issues, and discriminating against people who have these views is only natural.
Gmarthews said:I would be favour of having a label on all people on U75 to state whether they are religious or not, OK with evolution or not. These are key issues, and discriminating against people who have these views is only natural.
Gmarthews said:Seeing the video is the only obvious substitute for 'it'.
Bearing in mind the media outlet itself is esp important. I would be favour of having a label on all people on U75 to state whether they are religious or not, OK with evolution or not. These are key issues, and discriminating against people who have these views is only natural.
frogwoman said:how about we go one step further and create badges for each religion in real life so they can be easily identified on the street, so for instance a jew would have to wear a yellow star and a christian would have to wear a cross at all times and if they believed in creationism they'd have to wear a necklace round their neck saying "I AM A DANGER TO SCIENCE". after all we dont want these people working with us do we, or talking to our children - OMG THINK OF THE CHILDREN
Then once we all knew who they were we could begin the task of rounding them all up
butchersapron said:You do a suitable yellow star and i'm there.
frogwoman said:Then once we all knew who they were we could begin the task of rounding them all up
maomao said:Sounds good to me. I don't see the point in distinguishing between different religions though.
butchersapron said:You do a suitable yellow star and i'm there.
Sounds good to me. I don't see the point in distinguishing between different religions though.
frogwoman said:It would make processing them easier if they were all in small manageable groups.
99% of men masturbate and the other 1% are liars.
Gmarthews said:Religious, atheist and agnostics. That'll do.
butchersapron said:It's not that hard.
maomao said:They're all going to be in one big lump when they come out of the mincer so I still don't see the need.
Gmarthews said:to do it simplistically!
Gmarthews said:to do it simplistically!
Aldebaran said:Debating you can't get more of it or it becomes non-existant
salaam.
Gmarthews said:You mean you claim not to dismiss people's words based on your knowledge of them??
Come now, I beg to differ!!
People pigeonhole others, simplifying them in the process. I would say that the majority of people (at least here) do this to some degree or another!
Mandatory labels, mmm the way forward. For everyone of course, no exceptions!!
Murdoch papers could be labelled as such! Or maybe it should only be individuals?
Religious, atheist and agnostics. That'll do.