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7 minutes ago, CHOULO19 said:

I'm certainly not trying to change your mind about this. It's just that there are many Christians and Jews who interpret it to mean that homosexuals should be killed. I'm just glad you do subscribe to that interpretation.

All religions are interpreted in different ways by people who all believe that their interpretations are the correct ones. That is not the point.I'll defend your right to believe whatever you want as long as it does not infringe on other people's rights and liberties... 

Many Christians and jew interpret like that because in the old testament everyone who sin was to be killed. 

This is different in the new testament. 

Again context, this is why mane people make so many crazy sects and what not. 

They will take an old testament out of context and apply it to today. 

Just like in Muslim as you yourself know some people take things out of context like ISIS and what not. 

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On 6/26/2017 at 5:38 AM, Fernando said:

Newsweek: Jewish Flags Banned From Chicago Gay Pride March.

http://google.com/newsstand/s/CBIw4arUoTU

 

Take a look at the double standard and hypocrisy of the world. 

At least one person had the sense to see the hypocrisy in this:

However, the decision to prevent people from displaying their Jewish Pride flags did not go down well with some marchers."

This is not what this is community is supposed to be about," marcher Ruthie Steiner told the Times after seeing people thrown out because of their Jewish Pride flags.

"I'm German-born. Am I pinkwashing by being here and supporting my community? Is every nation which does not have a clean civil-rights record and also hosts a Pride parade guilty of pinkwashing? With all the people that so hate the LGBTQ community, for it to tear itself apart in self-hatred makes no sense at all,” she added.

That's interested me since I heard about it. There are two parades in Chicago. There's the big one in Boystown that's pretty much just about LGBTQ. Then there's the smaller one that is smaller and more social and political. It's the one for the SJWs and it's the one that banned the Star of David. It's another example of the hypocrisy of people that are always outraged. 

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11 hours ago, kmk108 said:

That's interested me since I heard about it. There are two parades in Chicago. There's the big one in Boystown that's pretty much just about LGBTQ. Then there's the smaller one that is smaller and more social and political. It's the one for the SJWs and it's the one that banned the Star of David. It's another example of the hypocrisy of people that are always outraged. 

Did you read the other side of the story, though? Because all the articles I've read quote the people who were thrown out and no one else.

Obviously, I've no idea what actually happened but the organizers' side of the story is that they were not thrown out because of the star of David but after they expressed support for Israel which would make sense because they were apparently part of A Wider Bridge.

IF that is the case, the organizers are 100% right in my book. As far as I'm concerned, Zionism has no place in leftist spaces as much as antisemitism. 

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Look at this:

lidle-santorini-660x330.jpg

It's a picture of the island of Santorini in the wrappings of some food products distributed by the German supermarket chain Lidl.
They have photoshoped out the croees from the spires of the churches !

Lidl have done something similar before. On Greek products they put a Greek flag symbol made of blue and white lines, but no cross !
When asked they said it was just an "artistic concept" and it meant nothing.

But this time they said they were deliberately removing all religious like symbols !
But why choose this picture in the first place ?
No explanation !

It appears the Lidl company wants to create an Isis-friendly market.
But if we were to publish pictures from Riyadh somewhere, would we photoshop out muslim religious symbols ?

It's crazy.
The attack against Christian religion is many sided.
On the eve of the 15th of August, the holy mother's name day, in the Greek national employment agency the marxist director in charge went round the offices, unhung icons of the holy mother from walls and threw them into the dustbins, saying "these things are sh*t".
The employees took her to justice for the blasphemy, but it's in any case part of the official policy of the government of mr. Tsipras.

In my view it's the shape of things to come.
The dissolution of the west and Europe is bringing forward those.





 

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5 hours ago, cosmicway said:

Look at this:

lidle-santorini-660x330.jpg

It's a picture of the island of Santorini in the wrappings of some food products distributed by the German supermarket chain Lidl.
They have photoshoped out the croees from the spires of the churches !

Lidl have done something similar before. On Greek products they put a Greek flag symbol made of blue and white lines, but no cross !
When asked they said it was just an "artistic concept" and it meant nothing.

But this time they said they were deliberately removing all religious like symbols !
But why choose this picture in the first place ?
No explanation !

It appears the Lidl company wants to create an Isis-friendly market.
But if we were to publish pictures from Riyadh somewhere, would we photoshop out muslim religious symbols ?

It's crazy.
The attack against Christian religion is many sided.
On the eve of the 15th of August, the holy mother's name day, in the Greek national employment agency the marxist director in charge went round the offices, unhung icons of the holy mother from walls and threw them into the dustbins, saying "these things are sh*t".
The employees took her to justice for the blasphemy, but it's in any case part of the official policy of the government of mr. Tsipras.

In my view it's the shape of things to come.
The dissolution of the west and Europe is bringing forward those.





 

We have plenty of people in N. America and Europe like yourself right now can't make sense of the globalized post-industrial world. In your effort to make sense of the world, all roads lead to doom and persecution, and in this case it clearly doesn't matter that the item in question comes from a private company making decisions based upon sound marketing and merchandising. 

No doubt that we are due for a shift to the 21st century from the idiocy of the 20th and it may be tumultuous, but it doesn't mean the end for democratic ideals and Western values, including individualism and freedom from religious oppression. I may think that all right wing ideology and conservative ideology is moronic and destructive (Christian, Muslim, Hindu, and Jewish alike), but never forget that people like myself from the political left will also fight to defend your freedom from religious oppression. 

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46 minutes ago, quickpassnmove said:

We have plenty of people in N. America and Europe like yourself right now can't make sense of the globalized post-industrial world. In your effort to make sense of the world, all roads lead to doom and persecution, and in this case it clearly doesn't matter that the item in question comes from a private company making decisions based upon sound marketing and merchandising. 

No doubt that we are due for a shift to the 21st century from the idiocy of the 20th and it may be tumultuous, but it doesn't mean the end for democratic ideals and Western values, including individualism and freedom from religious oppression. I may think that all right wing ideology and conservative ideology is moronic and destructive (Christian, Muslim, Hindu, and Jewish alike), but never forget that people like myself from the political left will also fight to defend your freedom from religious oppression. 


The church is hardly a "right wing" institution.
There may have been occasions of junta-like behaviour under dictatorial regimes.
Thus in Greece during military rule the archbishop was pro-junta (but he was not even the true archbishop, the junta ousted the elected archbishop and replaced him with one they considered loyal). At the same time however the patriarch Athinagora of Constantinople was a staunch opponent of the military regime.
The "right wing" church is a myth created by marxist propaganda, especially during Stalin's reign.
In today's Europe we see the fanaticism of the jihaddist sects of the muslim doctrine, but also the fanaticism of the various so called anti-religion sects.
Fact is that with the christian church gone, we 're in jackboot country. Put in pipe and smoke

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