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me touchy skep your the one posting pictures of dead kids
So people shouldn’t hate the use of children as terrorists? Humour, is often used even if some don’t find it funny and this thread didn’t use anti refugee “humour” or try to deflect from the tragedy of drowned children, though again this child was in turkey with rent being paid by an aunt in Canada if the aunt is to be believed. As for anti Muslim views a man convicted when he was 17 is due to be executed in Saudi Arabia by crucifixion ffs and you wonder about anti Muslim sentiment
@trapper wrote:
So people shouldn’t hate the use of children as terrorists? Humour, is often used even if some don’t find it funny and this thread didn’t use anti refugee “humour” or try to deflect from the tragedy of drowned children, though again this child was in turkey with rent being paid by an aunt in Canada if the aunt is to be believed. As for anti Muslim views a man convicted when he was 17 is due to be executed in Saudi Arabia by crucifixion ffs and you wonder about anti Muslim sentiment
Children get tried as adults in the USA all the time… Children convicted and given adult sentences have been sent to and killed in Death Row. To keep on going on about Muslims like they are somehow non human sums up the anti-muslim agenda.
Crucifixion????
@trapper wrote:
Crucifixion????
What exactly is the moral difference between injecting or electrocuting someone while they are tied down, with a leather strap in their mouth so they don’t bite their own tongue off and crucifying them, personally I find both disgusting and the levels of violence used are no different. Some would argue they are, fine, personally I find both barbaric in equal measures.
I am more concerned that we have a Prime Minister who is so utterly disgusting he has shamed the entire UK, what do you think the world thinks of that one?
at least with an injection, the first part is to paralyze you so you dont feel the poison.
in having said that – there are innocent on death row – and this should be stopped, however Crucifixion is slow and painful.I would rather injection then crucifixion.
As for Cameron shaming the UK – in what way do you feel he shamed the UK??
@irish_lucy wrote:
at least with an injection, the first part is to paralyze you so you dont feel the poison.
in having said that – there are innocent on death row – and this should be stopped, however Crucifixion is slow and painful.I would rather injection then crucifixion.
As for Cameron shaming the UK – in what way do you feel he shamed the UK??
How do you think the world views a Prime Minister who inserts his pen.is, drunkenly, in a dead pigs mouth?
well he was a student so they all do stupid things.
He’s not the first and wont be the last to take part in an initiation ceremony, its usually called Hazing.
Don’t think its a big deal, and since its Unauthorised Biography it could be full of crap, not surprised the red tops jumped on to it as a headline story.
Some want Cameron out so digging up his past is the only way.
Crucifixion is akin to gibbeting which was stopped in England in the 1830’s usually the person is beheaded first with a sword then the body crucified and publicly displayed and can be done for adultery
@irish_lucy wrote:
xenophobia
zɛnəˈfəʊbɪə/Submit
noun
dislike of or prejudice against people from other countries.Your talking rubbish here Scep. I dont hate or dislike people from other countries.
I just dont want to be a second class citizen in my own Country.
Ive already agreed with you, that what is happening is wrong, sick and unjustified but just because i want my Government to concentrate on existing residents (regardless if they are Irish or not) before the rest of the world does not make me racist.If i had a problem with everyone but the Irish, i would be on a Irish chat site not a UK one.
There are many posters here, off all colours and backgrounds – so make sure you understand the words your posting before you continue to use words that dont make any sense – like excusing others of being xenophobia.I’m not calling you racist..
but a xenophobe.
Xenophobia is a morbid dislike of foreigners.
That’s what I see – in your reaction to migrants and refugees.
There is a moral and legal obligation to take refugees, according to UN law. Ireland has just agreed to accept a quota of refugees So has the UK.
Doesn’t make anyone a second-class citizen. Just a moral obligation.
xenophobia is what I see when people refuse that moral obligation, especially in the ugly and offensive manner that some people have done here, on what began as a right-wing hate thread
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