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Jesus. 15-12-2013 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Virgin Mary (Post 6545958)
What about just making it illegal to drink in public places?

Then it would more than likely seriously damage the local economies of most of the big cities in the UK, that rely on people coming in and out of the city.

It would also really affect the communities in villages, and "the local" would disappear. That's a terrible thing to happen in itself.

Alf 15-12-2013 12:08 PM

Yeah, lets ban alcohol and replace it with stoning people to death.

arista 15-12-2013 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by wannashag (Post 6546089)
Yeah, lets ban alcohol and replace it with stoning people to death.


Yes the Mob are Crazy

Benjamin 15-12-2013 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by The Baby Jesus (Post 6543309)
This picture will do a better job of dissuading people to drink than the whole protest.

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/...31_634x423.jpg

I thought exactly the same.

sassysocks 15-12-2013 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by TinyFingeringTim (Post 6543320)
All these arseholes who don't like living in "decadent" Britain should just piss off to Saudi Arabia or Qatar, I'm sure they'd be much happier there.

Who is exactly is going to give Brits 40 lashes for drinking in Britain? I'd like to see them try - bunch of controlling idiots.

sassysocks 15-12-2013 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by The Baby Jesus (Post 6545941)
Arista you can't lock people up for protesting. I sometimes wonder whether you are a time traveler, sent forward from the middle ages to make sense of modern day issues.

You can lock them up for threats of violence though - they can't threaten people in Britain with the whip - it may work in their own countries, but it won't work here.

I cannot abide how so called followers of Islam seek power through manipulation, threats and violence, and they have the gaul to condemn others.

user104658 15-12-2013 01:22 PM

Dilemma for me here... I personally believe the world would be a better place without alcohol (that is to say, if it just didn't exist, and never existed in the first place.. it's so ingrained now that prohibition would cause all sorts of problems) but then... I also think the world would be a better place without organised religion.

I guess if I was to attend this demonstration, I'd just have to stand in the middle screaming "STOOOOOOOOOPPPPPP", aimlessly into the void. :(

Livia 15-12-2013 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by wannashag (Post 6546089)
Yeah, lets ban alcohol and replace it with stoning people to death.

Post of the thread so far.

fingers 15-12-2013 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Livia (Post 6547144)
Post of the thread so far.

Here's another:

Let's adopt the Saudi practice of beheading people in public!

Marsh. 15-12-2013 06:18 PM

Why should we adopt to their practices?

If they don't like the laws and way of life in this country then they are as free to leave it as they were to enter it.

Kyle 15-12-2013 06:19 PM

LOL at the sign saying Islam is the perfect system for Mankind.

fingers 15-12-2013 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by ChristMASS EFFECT (Post 6547205)
LOL at the sign saying Islam is the perfect system for Mankind.

Yeah, "oh my, he's a thief - off with his ****ing hand" :conf:

Me. I Am Salman 15-12-2013 06:24 PM

I wish these people would **** off because it always paints a bad picture of a Islam and fuels the stereotypes people believe as seen in this thread

fingers 15-12-2013 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Salman! (Post 6547242)
I wish these people would **** off because it always paints a bad picture of a Islam and fuels the stereotypes people believe as seen in this thread

...and what stereotypes would those be?

Kyle 15-12-2013 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by TinyFingeringTim (Post 6547230)
Yeah, "oh my, he's a thief - off with his ****ing hand" :conf:

I'd rather Darth Vader pitch up in the House of Commons Tommorow and declare the Galactic Empire were running British affairs than have this country run under the iron fist of Organised Religion.

Me. I Am Salman 15-12-2013 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Nedusa (Post 6545923)
Someone shoot these fcuking people.... Shoot them all NOW !!!

Medusa running her mouth off as usual.

fingers 15-12-2013 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by ChristMASS EFFECT (Post 6547252)
I'd rather Darth Vader pitch up in the House of Commons Tommorow and declare the Galactic Empire were running British affairs than have this country run under the iron fist of Organised Religion.

One has to wonder, just who invented religion, and why? It certainly wasn't any of the "Deities" that are being blamed for it.

smeagol 15-12-2013 06:50 PM

This country is in ruins. deport them

arista 15-12-2013 07:18 PM

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Originally Posted by smeagol (Post 6547392)
This country is in ruins. deport them



But some of the younger ones may be born in England
so deport them how?



Its was New Labour
who helped them.

Me. I Am Salman 15-12-2013 07:23 PM

I wonder if Smeagol wanted all Christians deported from America when those fundamentalists assassinated abortion doctors

There are wackos in all religion, stop simply targeting one of them

user104658 15-12-2013 07:25 PM

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Originally Posted by TinyFingeringTim (Post 6547270)
One has to wonder, just who invented religion, and why? It certainly wasn't any of the "Deities" that are being blamed for it.

It's pretty easy to understand, really. Before there were reasonable explanations available for completely day-to-day phenomena (e.g. the sun, thunder, lightning, sandstorms, tornadoes...) you can see why people believed that there were "powerful beings" behind it; the early gods such as the Egyptian and Greek gods were the only explanations people could come up with, and stories were conjured up and elaborated on over time. Later, it was simplified by some into one "all-powerful" God (in Judaism) which spawned the offshoots of Christianity and later Islam... because, basically, as numbers increase you will ALWAYS start to get people disagreeing and coming up with their own variations, on everything.

As for how it spread, that's fairly simple too. Control. The Romans adopted Christianity because it was taking hold in the region and the old "gods" were being abandonned, and they spread it across Europe (replacing mainly paganism) as they conquered. Later, countries such as Britain and Spain did the same, but globally through colonialism / missionaries.

Me. I Am Salman 15-12-2013 07:27 PM

Oh and the country isn't in ruins so quit with that bull****, I doubt anyone would have even known about this hadn't the Mail reported. I live in East London and I noticed nothing

fingers 15-12-2013 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 6547681)
It's pretty easy to understand, really. Before there were reasonable explanations available for completely day-to-day phenomena (e.g. the sun, thunder, lightning, sandstorms, tornadoes...) you can see why people believed that there were "powerful beings" behind it; the early gods such as the Egyptian and Greek gods were the only explanations people could come up with, and stories were conjured up and elaborated on over time. Later, it was simplified by some into one "all-powerful" God (in Judaism) which spawned the offshoots of Christianity and later Islam... because, basically, as numbers increase you will ALWAYS start to get people disagreeing and coming up with their own variations, on everything.

As for how it spread, that's fairly simple too. Control. The Romans adopted Christianity because it was taking hold in the region and the old "gods" were being abandonned, and they spread it across Europe (replacing mainly paganism) as they conquered. Later, countries such as Britain and Spain did the same, but globally through colonialism / missionaries.

Religion is the root cause of ALL the evil in the world today, in the past, and will still be the root cause in the future until people realise how they've been hoodwinked for the last 2000 odd yeas

Marsh. 15-12-2013 07:42 PM

No, crazy extremists are the root of all evil.

Religion can do a lot of good for people. It's the greedy evil people who take religion amongst other things and twist it to their own ends.

Kyle 15-12-2013 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by TinyFingeringTim (Post 6547793)
Religion is the root cause of ALL the evil in the world today, in the past, and will still be the root cause in the future until people realise how they've been hoodwinked for the last 2000 odd yeas

I wouldn't go quite as far as that Fingers my lad. I think greed and lust for power has a lot to answer for the evils in the world. Religion often gets latched onto cos you can pretty much justify anything you want depending on your interpretation.


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