[quote]And even in context, for the life of me I cannot figure out what you were shooting for with 'interniecince.')[/quote] Internecine. I'm with LW - it's a chore to read something that's poorly spelt, and this is badly spelt. It takes a few minutes to run your blogs through a spell-checker and make corrections; could you do more of that in the future? On the article... How do you get to your conclusion that the conservatives are doing more than the libera
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Mine has a big 'The Story of Satan' banner in red and black, and text-only ads for women in politics, democrats and republicans, the satanic bible and something about a pentacle. Google truly does believe in do no evil.
[quote]I don't think that's the reason. [/quote] Clearly, but I thought there should at least be an attempt on this article to put forward the way diseases are publicised.
I think the idea of avoiding the HIV=gay association was to make sure everyone realised they could get it too, regardless of whether or not they had sex hetero or homo.
I just want to say the google ads for this article are [I]fantastic[/I].
I like the food factor idea. Do they eat Chinese? You could always take them to a Vietnamese place instead, that way you can introduce them to some milder curries the subtle way by telling them it's Chinese and then work your way up to Indian. They're probably young enough they can be fooled.
[quote]But the list of other people do not advertise themselves as "THE RELIGION OF PEACE"! that's my point.[/quote] But Muslims don't advertise themselves as the religion of peace. Which Muslim group does that you know of? I've mostly heard it used by scholars attempting to put it into context, not as a motto by actual Muslims.
[quote]Promise?[/quote] If you're bad and don't say your prayers at night, yes, Virginia, there will be a Santa Claws.
[quote]You'd be notified of a missing child in your town, but would probably never hear of a kidnapping that happened 2000 miles away ala our 'Amber Alert' system.[/quote] Yeah, the legendary 'pretty white girl in trouble' code. I still think the overly pampering society of today is just a reaction to the overly brutal societies of yesteryear. It'll swing back the other way sooner or later, there's no point getting worked up about it - there'll be jackboots, scary marching and
And? I'm pretty sure if you looked at the crimes committed by any billion people you care to choose they'll look pretty horrific.
I thought Ron Paul was the favourite of the pirating internet classes?
[quote]It has everything to do with the state of our children and most of the ills of present day society. The permissiveness that pervades everywhere is due to the attitude of secular progressives, oops makes a mistake having sex? well just kill the baby. Drugs? no big deal! lazy? do not worry uncle sugar will pay for your existence! Children? well there are no winners and losers, everyone wins, so little johnny and mary won't feel bad about losing![/quote] I don't see how it's worse t
Wow, that guy thinks highly of himself. He reckons he's at the centre of a pretty illustrious crowd there. You have a real knack for finding the popular kooks, Brad.
[quote]Hopefully, it's helped show that homosexuality once equated with heterosexuality will inevitably lead to equivalency of such practices as polygamy, pedophilia and beastility. This will happen unless and until academia stops indoctrinating it, the media stops promoting it, the churches stop tolerating and protecting it by remaining silent, and politicos stop sanctioning into laws.[/quote] You haven't shown that at all. While you've made it clear you think homosexuality is bad, unn
[quote]Heterosexuality, male/female sexual conduct has an undeniable, exclusive place in nature and homosexuality is unnatural and will never be equivalent to that.[/quote] I suggest we leave it here. I've tried to demonstrate that heterosexuality isn't exclusively natural and that there's no point in knocking being unnatural, but you're obviously not interested. Thanks for your time. My advice to you would be to try and live a thoroughly natural life for one week, and then say
[quote]All human beings (with the rare exception of people with genetic deformities) are born with a reproductive system that is heterosexual by nature. We are either male or female. We have sexual feelings only becasue of chemical and other processes that are rooted in our procreative heterosexual design. Thus, a male sexual orientation toward a female or vice versa is self evidently normal and natural. By contrast, male to male or female to female sexual conduct is self evidently abnormal and
[quote]Okay. If homosexuality is equivalent to heterosexuality, then what stops pedophiles from claiming pedophilia is equivalent with homosexuality and heterosexuality?[/quote] Fundamentally it's the idea of consent. A child isn't old enough to consent (and if you want to bring up bestiality, an animal is never old enough to consent because that's a human decision). They have no legal capacity to do so in most jurisdictions until their 16th or 18th birthday. Prior to that sexual activi
[quote]Just wondering....in terms of sexual behavior, are you two saying that you think homosexuality is equivalent to heterosexuality?[/quote] Depends what you mean by equivalent, but if you mean that they're acceptable ways of expressing yourself sexually then yes, I think they are equivalent. Sure, one doesn't result in children, but hardly any heterosexual contact these days results in children, so I don't consider that a relevant objection. The key point is that b
[quote]Who's to say that 20 years from now we are not allowing these other things to be considered "alternative?"[/quote] This is the kind of argument I find most repugnant. It's the kind of thinking that goes, "This particular thing is acceptable, but maybe if we allow it then worse things will become acceptable." What? Why? And why don't you make the same argument about, say, a new anti-cancer drug? Surely if you allow that then bestiality will follow. Or if you allow a new t
[quote]Well here is something to ponder: there are many beauties on the outside that are ugly as sin on the inside. So thanks, but no thanks; I'll stick with the issues.[/quote] You're living in the past wo/man, stop living in the past. PS Sin isn't always ugly. There are lots of sins that are quite attractive, really, in an artistic way - a good, shiny theft of the Ocean's 11 style can make a movie. A bit of lust has made the adult industry very rich. And ostentatious wealth (
[quote]Oh, wait, that flying fuck could be Hilary in her true form for all I know. [/quote] It's all very transformers. [quote]And perhaps because he and Rudd would look good in photos together.[/quote] Rudd's a pretty short man. I think they might look a bit funny next to each other, although if you dragged the Chinese premier into the shot you'd have a great multicultural stereotypes picture for the office wall.
[quote]I dont really see either being much different in practice, only in preaching.[/quote] US presidents are never really that different in practice, that's their secret. They don't hold much power (not in comparison to a PM in the Westminster system) so they rarely have the opportunity to wield power in a particularly novel way. So you may as well vote for someone who rocks your world or at least knows how to speak effectively. Loca: I'm not saying she's without her
I've been to one. They're not very sexually exciting. Very partially clothed women are much more alluring. The worst thing about the whole experience is the sunburn.
As a foreigner I make absolutely no effort whatsoever to keep my opinions to myself on US politics. And so I'm taking this opportunity once again to stick my nose where it's not wanted and make a few statements about what's happening in the world's most natural disaster-prone country these days. You see, I'm convinced that Barack Obama should be the next president. It's not really because I'm a sucker for a pretty speech, although as a card-carrying member of the champagne socia
[quote]In the end everyone agrees; a gun, a knife, a screw driver, a welding torch, a bat, a chain, all items that by themselves are harmless but combined with the right lunatic can be dangerous weapons and could have the same end results.[/quote] I don't agree with that at all. You can massacre with a gun, but unless you're Hollywood good you can't make the same statement with a screw driver. I think there's a lot to be said for banning automatic guns, even if you don't want t