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Radio Times is saying he punched a producer
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These allow you to check the power... Combro CB625 Pocket Chronograph Those were the ones that Lancashire police used to check my rifle a few years ago.
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All guns can go over. Owners responsibility to make sure it isn't. Local shops should be able to bring it down.
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Brits will take him or leave him. Yanks love this stuff and that's where they're selling the programming the license payer, pays for. Follow the £££'s!
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While I despise the KC imagine if someone had broken into a working kennel and poisoned the dogs inside. It's a f****d up attitude whatever dog it is.
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Yanks have their 2nd Ammendment which means shooting things at that level gets national PR. As we're not allowed to legally shoot anything besides a spud gun (after an extensive 3 week course in risk assessment and potato awareness) shooting things is only there for blood thirsty psychopaths. That's why Chris Kyle is an American hero, with a multi million $ movie of his legacy, and most people will have to Google Craig Harrison.
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Of course this all could be a huge marketing stunt...
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I am open to the truth of the matter! It's the bible I have the hardest time with. I'm not a fan of the Koran either.
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It says a lot about the human condition, that's for sure!
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You're absolutely right. I don't know the 100% truth. I've never claimed I have. No one does. I'm in no position to say whether you've received divine revelation, or otherwise. If you sincerely believe it to be so, who am I to argue? I've never said I don't believe in a supreme being. I state then, and now, that I just don't know. My grievance is with religion. Not god. Religion. The difference is man's interpretation of the word of the creator.
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That was pretty good! Just shows you that all this footage going around may not be what it looks like.
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If you're suggesting truth is a religion then I concede that I worship truth. That's why I can't accept the falsehood of man made religions. The truth will always be the truth. If every record of everything we've ever done was destroyed. Every piece of technology erased from existance. Science would be re-discovered, because it's method and results can be replicated over, and over. The story about the garden and the talking snake? The story about the paedo flying on the winged horse? Gone forever.
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Has a post been deleted inbetween? I'm not following the progression. Are you saying I worship idols? Very true... Christianity was so forward thinking that they tried Galileo for heresy because he discovered the earth revolved around the sun! The Inquisition was very tolerant towards those deviating from scripture!
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We seem to be doing two threads at once so I'll reiterate, here. I don't have a religion. I simply don't believe. Again save your pity. Maybe direct it towards the dictionary that defines religion as a pursuit, or interest followed with great devotion. I think it devalues faith as it now collates things like work, drinking, smoking, pornography, and food. Again to reiterate if I had a religion it would be truthnoun \ˈtrüth\ the truth : the real facts about something : the things that are true : the quality or state of being true : a statement or idea that is true or accepted as
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I'm not devoted to anything. I simply don't believe... You asked me to clarify my position. I did. It's a pretty simple concept. If I had a religion, in your dictionary defined copy and paste, it would be... truth noun \ˈtrüth\ the truth : the real facts about something : the things that are true : the quality or state of being true : a statement or idea that is true or accepted as true
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I'm not in a religion. I do not believe, or worship, a supreme deity. Atheism is the absense of theism. I'm agnostic, in the traditional sense. I simply don't know. I am willing to change that belief based on hard evidence, supported by scientific method. I do know that the word written by man is not to be trusted. If you sincerely believe that consumerism is the new religion then how is your faith tested knowing you serve two masters?
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Welcome back! I thought you'd gone to bed? Pretty please. Don't pity me. I don't want it and sure don't need it. If you want to believe that stuff then that's entirely up to you. I'm not trying to change your belief. I would like the same courtesy, however, as I've reached my own conclusions from what I've done, and where I've been. Trying to scare me with the devil, is like me trying to tell you Santa Claus won't be bringing you any presents this year.
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You're right there isn't anything new to say. None of these religions have come up with anything new in centuries. A while back we'd have been crucified for saying this. A few thousand miles east and we will be beheaded for it. Anything that ridiculous is sure worthy of it.
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Sleep well! Our laws are indeed based in the bible. Some of the more comical ones are from the dark ages. That protestants are allowed to carry pistols to protect themselves from catholics and that it's still technically legal to kill a Welshman, with a longbow, providing it's done in the grounds of Hereford cathedral. The fact that we can sit here bullshitting about it isn't because of the wisdom of the church but because of it's diluted power from the end of the dark ages. If the church was still running the show we'd still be living in mud huts, herding goats, and generally being a
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From the member resurrecting a year old thread?
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I've never professed any such thing, I'm just sticking my opinion in with the rest of the keyboard warriors. A christian crime? You just said all these laws are from the commandments?! Let's kick religion out of lawmaking!
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I'm sure there are some horrendous attrocities commited all over the world. The sheer number of them in the last 12 months seems to coincide with a worldwide lethargy of unending war in the middle east. It's almost like someone wants to us to be scared again.
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Okay. I'll try a little harder. Make it illegal for lawmakers to make laws on the content of this mythology. If it doesn't carry any legal weight then it cannot be used for bias when it comes to enforcing the law. That way these so called muslim crimes can't be given and special PC considerations. Same with these so called christian crimes. It becomes simply "crime" and can be enforced without fear, or favour, to any of these people's imaginary friends. If people want to pray to allah, god, buddha, satan, even alex ferguson, so be it. But mocking these ridiculous beliefs sh
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All this stuff makes for some great propaganda!
