Catholic Church Abuse.

[Factorem]

HE has made vicious attacks on the Catholic church despite blaming the government of Eire for incarcerating him in a Catholic institution. HE is, therfore, a suspect. Once a Protestant makes anti-Catholic statements, he has to be held to account for anti-Catholic tyranny in Northern Ireland.

Do you approve of anti-Catholic tyranny?

Would you ever take a hike with your anti-Catholic tyranny. The protestants are not the ones we should be worried about.

[Glennshane]

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"Would you ever take a hike with your anti-Catholic tyranny."

NO.

"The protestants are not the ones we should be worried about."

I agree, we must watch the Stickies as well.

[Factorem]

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"Would you ever take a hike with your anti-Catholic tyranny."

NO.

"The protestants are not the ones we should be worried about."

I agree, we must watch the Stickies as well.

Glennshane, I really think you need to relax a bit with your "Prod" hangup. We can agree they're fundamentally wrong on many aspects, and that both churches have had their conflicts down the years, but could you at least tone down the language a bit and behave in a civilised manner?

[Cato]

Would you ever take a hike with your anti-Catholic tyranny. The protestants are not the ones we should be worried about.

Indeed, you should really be worried about increasing levels of education in the country. All those people learning how to think. It must be very worrying for you.

[Cato]

I agree, we must watch the Stickies as well.

What is your understanding of the word 'Stickie'?

[Factorem]

Indeed, you should really be worried about increasing levels of education in the country. All those people learning how to think. It must be very worrying for you.

Sorry, if the point you are implying is that lack of education is synonymous with prevalence of religious belief, then you are jumping to irrational conclusions. Correlated, perhaps (although I would disagree -- do you have any evidence?), but causative?

[Glennshane]

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Glennshane, I really think you need to relax a bit with your "Prod" hangup. We can agree they're fundamentally wrong on many aspects, and that both churches have had their conflicts down the years, but could you at least tone down the language a bit and behave in a civilised manner?

Why should I tone down my language in the face of the vicious verbal onslaught on my religion by Andrew49, who is a member of the Church of Ireland? And he has not spoken out against the murder of Kevin McDaid.

[Cato]

Sorry, if the point you are implying is that lack of education is synonymous with prevalence of religious belief, then you are jumping to irrational conclusions. Correlated, perhaps (although I would disagree -- do you have any evidence?), but causative?

Well, let's just say that free thought and the use of reason would lead one away from the tyranny of religious belief. I know; I've experienced that liberation.

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[Cato]

Why should I tone down my language in the face of the vicious verbal onslaught on my religion by Andrew49, who is a member of the Church of Ireland? And he has not spoken out against the murder of Kevin McDaid.

I sincerely doubt that Andrew is a member of any church. I doubt you do either, but perhaps with your ridiculous and fascist belief in genetic guilt you believe in genetic religion.