Should able2know ban people for having untoward opinions?

@Thomas,

Thomas wrote:

msolga wrote:
Guess I'll just keep doing what I've been doing.

Nothing wrong with that.

Then why is it wrong for others that you don't agree with?

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@Thomas,

Thomas wrote:

I take your point.

Well, just don't take it anywhere bad.

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@Intrepid,

And?

If the saturday morning cartoons were advocating that vulnerable people kill themselves I might be kind of concerned about that, too....depending on the circumstances.

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@dlowan,

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If the saturday morning cartoons were advocating that vulnerable people kill themselves I might be kind of concerned about that, too....depending on the circumstances.

it is quite the leap between suicide being the singular sin that God can not forgive and your position that advocating suicide is no big deal. I am betting that most people are in the middle, would as I do consider your view reprehensible.

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@hawkeye10,

That's one of the funniest mistakes I've seen you make yet.

Mind you, I'm judging from a small field of your mistakes.

Seriously though, for a moment, are you kidding, or are you really that poor a reader?

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@dlowan,

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Seriously though, for a moment, are you kidding, or are you really that poor a reader?

my mistake...I did not read your original statement, so I misinterpreted your last post of the conversation.

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@hawkeye10,

Fair enough.

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@Intrepid,

Intrepid wrote:

Then why is it wrong for others that you don't agree with?

Why is what wrong for others that I don't agree with?

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@hawkeye10,

I would have to guess that suicide can't be forgiven because there is noone to ask forgiveness.

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@roger,

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I would have to guess that suicide can't be forgiven because there is none to ask forgiveness

And you would be wrong...are you not from the West? The is fundamental Christian theology, and I believe that the Jews and Muslims are in agreement on this point.

Suicide is the one sin that will not be, can not be forgiven, when you reach your maker after death. It is a very special, very heinous, crime against God.

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@dlowan,

dlowan wrote:

And?

If the saturday morning cartoons were advocating that vulnerable people kill themselves I might be kind of concerned about that, too....depending on the circumstances.

What circumstances would that be?

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@hawkeye10,

hawkeye10 wrote:

Quote:
Seriously though, for a moment, are you kidding, or are you really that poor a reader?
my mistake...I did not read your original statement, so I misinterpreted your last post of the conversation.

Seems to be the norm for you.

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@hawkeye10,

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I would have to guess that suicide can't be forgiven because there is none to ask forgiveness

hawkeye10 wrote:

And you would be wrong...are you not from the West? The is fundamental Christian theology, and I believe that the Jews and Muslims are in agreement on this point.

Suicide is the one sin that will not be, can not be forgiven, when you reach your maker after death. It is a very special, very heinous, crime against God.

Actually, people who have committed suicide HAVE reported some problems after suicide.

David

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@Intrepid,

hawkeye10 wrote:

Quote:
Seriously though, for a moment, are you kidding, or are you really that poor a reader?
my mistake...I did not read your original statement, so I misinterpreted your last post of the conversation.

Intrepid wrote:

Seems to be the norm for you.

Richard is GOOD with personal insults,
because he PRACTICES a lot.

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@hawkeye10,

Being from the West, I must very obviously be Christian, Muslim, or Jew, right hawkeye?

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@roger,

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Being from the West, I must very obviously be Christian, Muslim, or Jew, right hawkeye?

of course not, but you damn well better take the time to learn some of the major traditions and beliefs of your people.

Quote:

July 28, 2008
Majority of Americans Believe in God. A large majority of Americans (78%) say they believe in God and 15% say they don’t believe in God, but do believe in a higher power

http://www.gallup.com/video/109111/majority-americans-believe-god.aspx

Europeans dont believe in God anywhere near as much as Americans, but they tend to take care to know where they come from, they are going to know the history of suicide being not forgivable, they are going to know the basic tenets of Christianity. Canadians IDK, them people are strange...are you a Canadian?

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@OmSigDAVID,

OmSigDAVID wrote:

hawkeye10 wrote:

Quote:
Seriously though, for a moment, are you kidding, or are you really that poor a reader?
my mistake...I did not read your original statement, so I misinterpreted your last post of the conversation.

Intrepid wrote:
Seems to be the norm for you.

Richard is GOOD with personal insults,
because he PRACTICES a lot.

You, apparently, can't tell the difference between a true fact and an insult.

btw...I suppose you don't consider the sole reason for your post to be to insult. And you, apparently, do not know how to spell Intrepid.

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@Intrepid,

Is that a true fact ?

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@Intrepid,

Intrepid wrote:

dlowan wrote:

And?

If the saturday morning cartoons were advocating that vulnerable people kill themselves I might be kind of concerned about that, too....depending on the circumstances.

What circumstances would that be?

It appears that getting voted down is considered better than answering my question.

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@Intrepid,

but u r NOT intrepid: u r TIMID

(judging from your posts)

I don 't wanna be party to a conspiracy to perpetrate a fraud.

David

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