Notre Dame on fire

Techne said:
Blah blah blah, shallow virtue signaling about religious landmarks from a divisive anti-religious hater does not impress anyone.
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Neither does your vapid, vacuous attempt to conflate a false political narrative with the fire of a cultural and historical landmark.

Your petulant posts in response to this event are as virtuous as the snake in the Garden if Eden.
 
EADC said:
He is right, one can despise religion but still be saddened by this.
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Of course. Which proves my point.
Christians are saddened because it is a part of their heritage, their culture, that is lost.
Anti-religious hating bigots are saddened bacause this is one less venue for their meaningless bucket list.
 
Techne said:
Of course. Which proves my point.
Christians are saddened because it is a part of their heritage, their culture, that is lost.
Anti-religious hating bigots are saddened bacause this is one less venue for their meaningless bucket list.
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The irony is the anti-religious have more respect for that building.

We are not here pushing an agenda but rather saddened by this tragedy.
 
buka001 said:
Neither does your vapid, vacuous attempt to conflate a false political narrative with the fire of a cultural and historical landmark.

Your petulant posts in response to this event are as virtuous as the snake in the Garden if Eden.
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Aaaw shame, now you have to find something new to visit to fill your meaningless existence. Meanwhile, something of real meaning to religious people, yes, those people you love to mock and make bigoted comments about, is lost.

But here is a cookie, your shallow, meaningless virtue signaling is noted. Thank you so much, you can now proceed to mock religion again.
 
EADC said:
The irony is the anti-religious have more respect for that building.

We are not here pushing an agenda but rather saddened by this tragedy.
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Yes, because another "entertainment venue" is gone:laugh:. Nothing of true meaning of course.
 
Techne said:
Of course. Which proves my point.
Christians are saddened because it is a part of their heritage, their culture, that is lost.
Anti-religious hating bigots are saddened bacause this is one less venue for their meaningless bucket list.
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You are very short-sighted.
 
Techne said:
Yes, because another "entertainment venue" is gone. Nothing of true meaning of course.
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If that's what you want to call it it's up to you, but maybe have a little more respect for its history.
 
EADC said:
If that's what you want to call it it's up to you, but maybe have a little more respect for its history.
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Hahaha, coming from the crowd showing utter disdain towards religion and think they are being respectful by being sad that there is one less entertainment venue for them.
 
What I'm reading is that the nave (so the artworks) is separated from the fire area (which is a roof supported by wooden beams) by a wooden ceiling.

The cardinal does not seem too worried about the inside.

The firemen said that the priority is to protect the artwork.

Luckily, the 16 copper statues on the roof were taken out last week before the renovations could start.
 
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