Death penalty imposed as Uganda passes law making it a crime to identify as LGBTQ

rambo919 said:
Your repeated attempts to vilify any kind of resistance to homosexuality is de facto promotion of it.
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More horseschit
rambo919 said:
You hate me personally because I am immune to your attempts at emotional blackmail, you cannot force me to agree with you so you try to force me to shut up instead.
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No emotional blackmail - you're a hypocrite.
The fact you are able to somehow support a death penalty over some dumb homo law speaks to how reprehensible your character and belief system is. But you choose to remain blind.
Let me ask you this.
If Angola introduced a law imposing the death penalty on divorced people, would you support that legislation?
rambo919 said:
And you literally do this same song and dance every Friday at about the same time (end of workweek) so what other than drunkenly belligerent am I supposed to think you are?
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I don't have to go into an office on any day or any time - it's one of those little perks of being employer, and not employee, so I'm afraid your ill thought out assertion falls flat.
As for drunken belligerent - I very seldom drink.
Was at dinner last night with 22ppl , others had wine, beer and assorted cocktails. I had bottled water.
You're an idiot.
 
rambo919 said:
Not impossible, we don't know exactly what was meant by that. It could be regular corruption so bad that there was no other option left or it could be something genetic making them something other than fully human, this is still debated.

If it is the latter then it's being repeated with trans-humanism.... not to be confused with trans activism. Many suspect demonoid hybrids are either already or will soon be making a comeback.

Also... you place a great deal of value on animals when Biblically speaking they are far less valuable than humans.

We just don't have enough information to say anything conclusively though the evidence points heavily to mass genetic corruption of some sort including animals.


Actually a flood was the perfect choice. It did the cleanup while leaving evidence still observable today. On the other hand you seem to be equating death with an ultimate end. If the children could be killed in a quick way before they were corrupted and sent straight to heaven would this not cause less suffering than slowly dying because their parents were taken out of the picture in an instant? How would a handful of people take care of many thousands of toddlers?

The narrative of the Bible is one of a God who progressively removes Himself so His creation can become independent, nowhere do you see a nanny god that micro manages everything in the smallest detail.

On the other hand.... what makes you think any mortal man has the capacity to know what is best given his obvious limitations nvm his limited brainpower?


Not true, the Bible is full of it. The Judgement on Jerusalem was a collective punishment. The earth being destroyed in fire in the future will be a collective punishment. I am thinking massive solar storm.

Your first mistake is thinking it's either or when both individual judgement AND collective judgement is applied depending on the situation. Pick any story in the Bible and you will find both not just one. For example a whole kingdom is devastated, individuals are saved.

Your second mistake is thinking in materialistic terms about a spiritual universe where the physical plain is merely a lower dimension.

Just because something is not true right now does not mean it never was or never will be.
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If you jump through enough hoops, you can explain away anything.

To me it just smells of fear porn.

That said, my example was perhaps a poor one - I don't believe the Noah fable for one minute.
 
daveza said:
If you jump through enough hoops, you can explain away anything.

Not sure if that's deceit or just plain dishonesty.


If you jump through enough hoops, you can explain away anything.

To me it just smells of fear porn.

That said, my example was perhaps a poor one - I don't believe the Noah fable for one minute.
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If you jump through enough hoops you can dismiss anything.
 
Moosedrool said:
@rambo919 where were you the last few months? You're on fire. Like Bruce Wayne after he came back from the Leage of Shadows.
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I decompressed from all the usual abuse here..... got used to the idiots on reddit where I was getting banned left right and center for simply not agreeing with the ruling narratives..... you lot are positively sane in comparison.
 
Grant said:
No emotional blackmail - you're a hypocrite.
The fact you are able to somehow support a death penalty over some dumb homo law speaks to how reprehensible your character and belief system is. But you choose to remain blind.
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Such blatant antisemitism....

Grant said:
Let me ask you this.
If Angola introduced a law imposing the death penalty on divorced people, would you support that legislation?
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You seem to have missed where I don't actually support the death penalty for homosexuality...... but that's fine you don't read what people actually say anyway you infer meaning.

Grant said:
I don't have to go into an office on any day or any time - it's one of those little perks of being employer, and not employee, so I'm afraid your ill thought out assertion falls flat.
As for drunken belligerent - I very seldom drink.
Was at dinner last night with 22ppl , others had wine, beer and assorted cocktails. I had bottled water.
You're an idiot.
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OK then.... [snip, your guardian moderator is just waiting to find some stupid reason to ban me while leaving you and your constant provocation perfectly intact]
 
rambo919 said:
OK then.... [snip, your guardian moderator is just waiting to find some stupid reason to ban me while leaving you and your constant provocation perfectly intact]
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FFS
Chuck away the persecution card.
I have no guardian moderator - I get the same treatment as all the rest.

As to banning - it's you who that frequently becomes unhinged.
Seems you get banned left, right and centre.
There is a common demoninator - you.
Perhaps fault does not lie with everyone and everywhere else, but with you.
 
Grant said:
FFS
Chuck away the persecution card.
I have no guardian moderator - I get the same treatment as all the rest.

As to banning - it's you who that frequently becomes unhinged.
Seems you get banned left, right and centre.
There is a common demoninator - you.
Perhaps fault does not lie with everyone and everywhere else, but with you.
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Yeah keep going with that, you never provoke anyone on purpose, of course not.
 
saturnz said:
what are we arguing about today?
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konfab said:
I have been an atheist for most of my life. A very hard atheist since a teenager (religion is stupid type of vibes)

What I can say has changed (from about 2014) is that I have started to understand religion a lot more, and have started seeing the value it brings to society.
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By religion, you mean Christianity that your parents belonged to. Don't tell me you mean Islam.

I really wish people wouldn't hide behind the religion tag. It is like saying "I like sports" but do you like curling or do you like boxing? Some are dangerous and some are "useless"
 
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surface said:
By religion, you mean Christianity that your parents belonged to. Don't tell me you mean Islam.

I really wish people wouldn't hide behind the religion tag. It is like saying "I like sports" but do you like curling or do you like boxing? Some are dangerous and some are "useless"
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Both parents went to religious schools, but we didn’t go to church or anything like that. Dad was an atheist. Mom was agnostic.

I also went to a religious school, but the religious stuff never connected with me. Liked the hymns though.
 
daveza said:
Personally I struggle to find the 'good thing' in all humanity, flora and fauna being wiped off the face of the earth except for one family - but that's just me.

As for removing the no-longer-laws, well at least cherry-picking would be obsolete.
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Flood myths are interesting. If you don’t understand something, listen to someone make the case for it.


 
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