But there are other things that would land you in court, if you said them. Correct?
.....and?
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But there are other things that would land you in court, if you said them. Correct?
.....and?
manny said:
CFLarsen said:
manny said:
CFLarsen said:
I suppose not, no. But you certainly appear to be having some problems reading. Maybe you should get some new glasses?
"And..." what? Are you somehow claiming that nutty laws in the US somehow manage to nullify nutty laws in Denmark? So does the blasphemy law no longer exist in Denmark, or are blasphemy laws a hallmark of 'Hotbeds of Enlightenment'?
If you could clarify, that would be appreciated.
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Such as?
And what? You asked a question I provided an answer. Do you have a follow-up question?
I don't have problems reading. I asked. That does not make me a liar.
If asking indicates reading problems and that people are liars, then you have effectively buried skepticism.
I asked if there was anything else he wanted to say.
Sheeesh...take a chill pill. I can ask paranormal claimants, but if I dare ask people about anything else...
I am asking you. Is there, yes or no?
I am asking if you have something more to say.
This seems very much as if I cant ask all the questions I like when it comes to paranormal claims, but when I ask questions about anything else...hoooooooboy! Bad, Bad Claus! Do Not Dare Do That!
Get a f***king grip, people. We can apply skepticism to other issues as well.
You asked a question when the answer was right there.
Or are you saying that "some" is the same thing as "all"?
ETA:
Just to help you out a bit Claus:
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=some
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=all
Perhaps a mnemonic might help you out? Sometimes I use them to remember things that confuse me. Or a handy little rhyme. Does anyone have memory aids that could help Claus out here?
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I am pro-life.
It seems some assumptions have been made about the pro-life crowd which don't apply to me.
I am not a Christian.
I am not opposed to birth control.
I do not have an urge to blow up an abortion clinic or shoot an abortionist. I am against anyone else doing the same and I would force that opinion in law.
I would not stop a woman from getting a tattoo or a bad haircut.
I believe at some point, a fetus is a human being. At what point, I am open to debate. It might be when it is 32 cells. It might be when it is in the second trimester. But it does not have to look human to be human to me.
The rights of a human being override another person's right to privacy.
I do not think every pregnant woman is a whore. But I do know that at least 47 percent of all abortions in the U.S. are the result of using NO birth control of any kind whatsoever.
I know some hardcore Christians who are much more level headed about this topic than some people here have been.
A co-worker and his wife who are hardcore Christians talked a couple who wanted to get an abortion into giving them the baby and they are raising him as their own. This couple is in their late 50s and have several foster children from broken homes as well. No easy task.
(ETA: My wife and I decided some time ago that if she was impregnated by a rapist, we would keep the baby, but I would abort the rapist.)
(Edited again to add: That does not mean I think it should be illegal for a woman who has been raped to get an abortion or that I favor the death penalty.)
You may now return to the discussion on blasphemy laws in Demark.
It seems some assumptions have been made about the pro-life crowd which don't apply to me.
I am not a Christian.
I am not opposed to birth control.
I do not have an urge to blow up an abortion clinic or shoot an abortionist. I am against anyone else doing the same and I would force that opinion in law.
I would not stop a woman from getting a tattoo or a bad haircut.
I believe at some point, a fetus is a human being. At what point, I am open to debate. It might be when it is 32 cells. It might be when it is in the second trimester. But it does not have to look human to be human to me.
The rights of a human being override another person's right to privacy.
I do not think every pregnant woman is a whore. But I do know that at least 47 percent of all abortions in the U.S. are the result of using NO birth control of any kind whatsoever.
I know some hardcore Christians who are much more level headed about this topic than some people here have been.
A co-worker and his wife who are hardcore Christians talked a couple who wanted to get an abortion into giving them the baby and they are raising him as their own. This couple is in their late 50s and have several foster children from broken homes as well. No easy task.
(ETA: My wife and I decided some time ago that if she was impregnated by a rapist, we would keep the baby, but I would abort the rapist.)
(Edited again to add: That does not mean I think it should be illegal for a woman who has been raped to get an abortion or that I favor the death penalty.)
You may now return to the discussion on blasphemy laws in Demark.
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Based on your answer there must be some because I do not know of any.
Dude you ask a question and I provide an answer, what more do you want from me?
Huh? Ask your questions, who's stopping you?
Yeah.....what?
No. Where have I said anything that indicated that?
Answer the questions:
Is oral sex not considered sodomy in some states?
Am I a liar for asking you a question? Just yes or no, please.
Do you have a problem with me addressing something else?
Have you read your own source? It doesn't say what you want it to say.
Is it easier to get a 14th week abortion in all states?
What is your point?
Can you yell "Fire" in a theatre?
Can you threaten to kill the President?
So, you don't have more to say.
Thanks for proving my point.
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I'd just like to take this opportunity, in the middle of the "I'm King Of The Skeptics" broadcast, to point out that Denmark has a blasphemy law.
The state of intoxication?
Yes or no.
Not if the package is to arrive on time.
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No...most abortions are permanent.
On the top of my head.
Thank you. I'll be here all week.
No.
That question in that context, yes.
Your very first post in this thread, the one encouraging us to join the 21st Century, was in response to something other than the OP? I don't believe you.
It said precisely and exactly what I quoted.
Yes.
You are Woosey Mc Wooton, Mayor of Lower Woosville.
Mark, for three... YES!
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yes, but in Houston, Texas you're not allowed to put lipstick on your donkey on Mondays or Thursdays.
and in Denmark they have anti-racism laws as well which makes it illegal to incite hatred (including "insulting") against groups on the basis of religion, race or sexual orientation
Well, you apparently needed some clarification. See below:
manny said:
CFLarsen said:
You seem a little obsessed over sodomy and oral sex, come to think of it. Not that I blame you for the oral sex bit.
......why is that a problem?
No, that would be a bit hard to do.
Come on: Oral sex is an offense? How can people possibly argue that (unless they are sexual prudes and bigots)?
Does that spell "enlightened" to you?
Get a blowjob in Arkansas and get back to me.
Wow. Asking questions is making people liars, if you so deem.
I don't give a flying ◊◊◊◊ what you believe. I addressed something else. Whether you like it or not is none of my concern.
Hehehe....no. It didn't. Read it again.
Prove it.
No argument, just name-calling. I never expected anything else from you.
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