Woolworths SA refuses to back down from supporting Pride Month

DreamKing said:
I am telling you the bible contains many many scriptures about child sex and bestiality. why I am commenting about "ten commandments" which is because @SNUFF mentioned before, but not you.

read the bible, don't fool yourself, all you said above they are absolutely wrong except "masturbation".
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Please quote one.

I have read the bible. I was a Christian for 20 years
 
WitchyPoo said:
Who the flying Fork give's a damn. More important things out there to worry about and boycott....uhmmm
  1. Loadshedddddding.
  2. Rapists
  3. Pedophiles
  4. Murder
  5. Robbery
  6. Our economy
  7. Making ends meet (which then means I do not shop at WW vis a vis their prices)
  8. Our burning planet
  9. Putin and his cronies (read cANCer)
#justsaying and for the love of the Mother Goddess, leave religion out of it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thats a really long list that could be distilled down to

1. ANC
 
Nerfherder said:
Please quote one.

I have read the bible. I was a Christian for 20 years
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Christianity doesn't care about marriage
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you read bible? Jesus used a lot of references about "marriage", Christians don't care marriage? it is because you are not a Christian. simple.

PS: I read your post about "bestiality". you said "does" I read " doesn't". you just ignore what I said before. :notworthy:
 
rambo919 said:
It also does not say don't run around with a stick in your mouth..... does this mean you should?
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If I was setting the rules for the world I'd also skip the specifics of stick mouth running but I think child rape would be high on my list of things to ban.

Also considering some of the inane things that are specified.
 
Enby Panda said:
LGBT isn't taught. It's like teaching people how to have blue eyes :rolleyes:
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I disagree. 99.9% of children don't have any LGBT thoughts, it's not in their consciousness. Advertising it where you buy your food may now force parents to explain what it is due to questions by curious children, bringing it into their consciousness unnecessarily.
 
Nerfherder said:
If I was setting the rules for the world I'd also skip the specifics of stick mouth running but I think child rape would be high on my list of things to ban.

Also considering some of the inane things that are specified.
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You miss the point of the rules involved. Especially the OT one's are literal laws.... and laws only are made if people do something that necessitate them happening..... so the ONLY way that such laws would have been made is if there was an actual precedent for them.

This means..... either no one ever actually did it or it was so commonly understood that it's a bad thing no one even thought to make laws against it..... same exact thing as with my example. There was never any need for such a law so it was never written.

In no rational way can you possibly read approval into the text.

Now regarding the laws you think are stupid..... you are comparing judicial laws, moral laws and ceremonial laws to each other as if they are the same kind of laws. Moral laws are preventative, sometimes existing because of precedent and sometimes existing "just in case". Judicial laws mostly exist because of precedent. Ceremonial laws exist to prove a religious point.

Clearly you cannot directly compare a law not permitting the mixing of fabrics to a law not permitting the marrying of sisters..... or to a law not permitting a woman assaulting a man's balls to make him lose a fight. Two of these are because of precedent and one is to prove a point..... unless you are intelligent enough to figure out which is which you have no business commenting on them.

There is no reason whatsoever to actually think child rape had happened at any point except in times of apostate rebellion which obviously ran counter to law.
 
Harmonic said:
I disagree. 99.9% of children don't have any LGBT thoughts, it's not in their consciousness. Advertising it where you buy your food may now force parents to explain what it is due to questions by curious children, bringing it into their consciousness unnecessarily.
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Bullsh*t. There wasn't even advertising in my time. :rolleyes:
 
Harmonic said:
I disagree. 99.9% of children don't have any LGBT thoughts, it's not in their consciousness. Advertising it where you buy your food may now force parents to explain what it is due to questions by curious children, bringing it into their consciousness unnecessarily.
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UK estimates are the 2.7% of the population are gay or lesbian, doesn't quite tally with your figure...
 
Woolies keep to retail and leave the politics. Learn from Bud lite.
Keep your sexuality in the bedroom and not in public.
No human need to celebrate any sexuality in public. And your sexuality does not need to be pushed down on anyone else especially children.

If you screw bricks or identify as bag of adhesive i am happy for you. But I don't care and don't need to know your bedroom stories or have it promoted by retailers.
 
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