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[CCB III]

36 minutes ago, red kelly said:

https://rumble.com/v1klkcn-the-big-reset-movie-the-uncensored-documentary-about-the-truth-of-the-pande.html

what does embedded mean ?
shall i post off their names and address so you can console them ?
you forgot to name call. you know how i like the name call .
must do better.
deary me, the inflated egos in this place.
 




 

Genuine question, why do you have Christopher Hitchens as your profile pic?

 

He'd have loathed the shite you speak. 

[red kelly]

15 hours ago, CCB III said:

Genuine question, why do you have Christopher Hitchens as your profile pic?

 

He'd have loathed the shite you speak. 

i could be peter hitchens. aha.

[BrianFaePerth]

But you’re not

[manboobs109]

17 hours ago, CCB III said:

Genuine question, why do you have Christopher Hitchens as your profile pic?

 

He'd have loathed the shite you speak. 

I'm surprised you seem to like Christopher Hitchens tbh. Didn't think he'd be your sort of fella at all.

[BrianFaePerth]

He probably hates the guy, but he’s not going to give you the satisfaction of being right 

[red kelly]

just a few minutes required here. 
from 1 hour 4 mins and 30 seconds.

please explain.
https://rumble.com/v1kmxdd-the-covid-vaccine-lies-crumble.html

[CCB III]

3 hours ago, manboobs109 said:

I'm surprised you seem to like Christopher Hitchens tbh. Didn't think he'd be your sort of fella at all.

I don't agree with him on everything, particularly his defence of the Iraq war, which he defended until he died. 
 

He could also be quite tactless in dealing with opponents, particularly religious ones.

But, he went after the Clintons on their bullshit and appropriately challenged institutions like the Catholic Church. 

 

I respect him as a great orator and someone who could articulate themselves clearly, without hesitation, at any moment. A young Consi would often spend time watching his videos, and admiring him.

 

Not a particular hero of mine but he's certainly someone worth admiring. 

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8 hours ago, red kelly said:

just a few minutes required here. 
from 1 hour 4 mins and 30 seconds.

please explain.
https://rumble.com/v1kmxdd-the-covid-vaccine-lies-crumble.html

Sorry mate.

Too busy 

[zeroisgod76]

8 hours ago, red kelly said:

just a few minutes required here. 
from 1 hour 4 mins and 30 seconds.

please explain.
https://rumble.com/v1kmxdd-the-covid-vaccine-lies-crumble.html

Fuck me... you still going? You're the exact type of person this shite is aimed at... gullible and deluded.

[manboobs109]

6 hours ago, CCB III said:

I don't agree with him on everything, particularly his defence of the Iraq war, which he defended until he died. 
 

He could also be quite tactless in dealing with opponents, particularly religious ones.

But, he went after the Clintons on their bullshit and appropriately challenged institutions like the Catholic Church. 

 

I respect him as a great orator and someone who could articulate themselves clearly, without hesitation, at any moment. A young Consi would often spend time watching his videos, and admiring him.

 

Not a particular hero of mine but he's certainly someone worth admiring. 

I'd have thought his chat about Islamofascism(sp) would've put you off him tbh.

I can imagine your reaction if someone came out with it on here.

[CCB III]

57 minutes ago, manboobs109 said:

I'd have thought his chat about Islamofascism(sp) would've put you off him tbh.

I can imagine your reaction if someone came out with it on here.

He's right to criticise Islam for all its fault, as well as the nations that use Sharia law to oppress its citizens. Islam, most of all, oppresses Muslim people, and it's quite right to criticise all the archaic, fundamentalist aspects within it, as you should with any religion. 
 

It's also worth considering these are very sacred, traditional beliefs, which are the bedrock off of which around a billion people live their lives, so one must tread carefully when it comes to critiquing it. Not incase you annoy a fundamentalist or something, but more so out of respect and decency for those who practice. That politeness, I accept, should only extend so far. If they want to practice their religion freely, as is their right, they should accept it should be allowed to be critiqued, just as freely and without violent retribution. 
 

The problem is a lot of the critique of Islam or Muslims in this country, comes from a very WASP POV. 
 

Often the greatest detractors of Islam are people who like to say things like "this is a white, Christian country." Ignoring the fact that Christianity has a huge history of oppression worldwide, as well as a history of fundamentalism. 
 

I mean, the same people, your Brit Nat types, won't bat an eye at Charles being proclaimed King by a Protestant God most our society doesn't believe in. Most of these types who love a Union Jack don't understand that British Colonialism, and all the violence and thuggish elements of it, were in fact essentially Protestant fundamentalism. The savages needed taught the correct way of our God, and those who didn't comply or those who were insolent, were punished. They'll happily take great pride in their Britishness without understanding the historical context of what that actually means. 
 

Im ok with people critiquing it from a secular POV, but many, many of the it's detractors are themselves, religious people who don't know the history of their own religion. 
 

For a good amount of people on here too, maybe not yourself as I've come to realise, it's an entirely racist endeavour. 
 

That's just my view on it. All types of religious fundamentalism are bad, but they are all to be considered and critiqued fairly and justly, many who critique Islam, in my view, are interested only in critiquing it and not the other religions. 
 

I think a lot of it is to do with the colour of skin of those who practice. 
 

Just an opinion.

 

[manboobs109]

24 minutes ago, CCB III said:

He's right to criticise Islam for all its fault, as well as the nations that use Sharia law to oppress its citizens. Islam, most of all, oppresses Muslim people, and it's quite right to criticise all the archaic, fundamentalist aspects within it, as you should with any religion. 
 

It's also worth considering these are very sacred, traditional beliefs, which are the bedrock off of which around a billion people live their lives, so one must tread carefully when it comes to critiquing it. Not incase you annoy a fundamentalist or something, but more so out of respect and decency for those who practice. That politeness, I accept, should only extend so far. If they want to practice their religion freely, as is their right, they should accept it should be allowed to be critiqued, just as freely and without violent retribution. 
 

The problem is a lot of the critique of Islam or Muslims in this country, comes from a very WASP POV. 
 

Often the greatest detractors of Islam are people who like to say things like "this is a white, Christian country." Ignoring the fact that Christianity has a huge history of oppression worldwide, as well as a history of fundamentalism. 
 

I mean, the same people, your Brit Nat types, won't bat an eye at Charles being proclaimed King by a Protestant God most our society doesn't believe in. Most of these types who love a Union Jack don't understand that British Colonialism, and all the violence and thuggish elements of it, were in fact essentially Protestant fundamentalism. The savages needed taught the correct way of our God, and those who didn't comply or those who were insolent, were punished. They'll happily take great pride in their Britishness without understanding the historical context of what that actually means. 
 

Im ok with people critiquing it from a secular POV, but many, many of the it's detractors are themselves, religious people who don't know the history of their own religion. 
 

For a good amount of people on here too, maybe not yourself as I've come to realise, it's an entirely racist endeavour. 
 

That's just my view on it. All types of religious fundamentalism are bad, but they are all to be considered and critiqued fairly and justly, many who critique Islam, in my view, are interested only in critiquing it and not the other religions. 
 

I think a lot of it is to do with the colour of skin of those who practice. 
 

Just an opinion.

 

So if me, an atheist, thinks it's not particularly clever to let loads of muslims come into Europe, is that OK?

[CCB III]

7 minutes ago, manboobs109 said:

So if me, an atheist, thinks it's not particularly clever to let loads of muslims come into Europe, is that OK?

It's not for me to say if it's OK or not, but denying people the freedom or right to live somewhere based on their religion is something that doesn't sit right with me, personally. 
 

What's your basis for that argument? 

[manboobs109]

36 minutes ago, CCB III said:

It's not for me to say if it's OK or not, but denying people the freedom or right to live somewhere based on their religion is something that doesn't sit right with me, personally. 
 

What's your basis for that argument? 

I'm not arguing it. CH did. Just wondering.

[CCB III]

6 minutes ago, manboobs109 said:

I'm not arguing it. CH did. Just wondering.

And like I said, I disagree with him on quite a few things. 
 

Not that he'd have ever given a fuck, mind you. 

[manboobs109]

10 minutes ago, CCB III said:

And like I said, I disagree with him on quite a few things. 
 

Not that he'd have ever given a fuck, mind you. 

Fair doos.

[Simply Red]

3 hours ago, manboobs109 said:

Islamofascism

Nae sure about the burkahs and hijabs but turbans are pretty cool. Arabs with the robes and tea towels round the head is a strong look aswell. 

[manboobs109]

34 minutes ago, Simply Red said:

Nae sure about the burkahs and hijabs but turbans are pretty cool. Arabs with the robes and tea towels round the head is a strong look aswell. 

Dish dash. My uncle went through a spell of wearing one of them. Wore it to a United cup final and liked it.

[Simply Red]

6 minutes ago, manboobs109 said:

Dish dash. My uncle went through a spell of wearing one of them. Wore it to a United cup final and liked it.

Kevin Gaddafi

[Betty Swallicks]

10 minutes ago, manboobs109 said:

Dish dash. My uncle went through a spell of wearing one of them. Wore it to a United cup final and liked it.

Good for putting on roon the hoose in hot climes (nae the dishtool part).

Still got a couple. Might tak to Tenerife. 

[Bluto10]

2 hours ago, CCB III said:

It's not for me to say if it's OK or not, but denying people the freedom or right to live somewhere based on their religion is something that doesn't sit right with me, personally. 
 

What's your basis for that argument? 

people should just worship their own local god imo, be much easier that way

[CCB III]

12 minutes ago, Bluto10 said:

people should just worship their own local god imo, be much easier that way

?

 

shots fired @manboobs109

[Simply Red]

[manboobs109]

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[Redforever86]

Packie Bonner

[manboobs109]

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32 minutes ago, Redforever86 said:

Packie Bonner

Packie Bomber

[Fridge]

I’d be the worst suicide bomber. Swear allegiance make a Bomb and then end up going for a pint.

Pished walking home with a rucksack full of explosives.