You should provide some examples or short explanations JayJayGT, if you don't mind.
Airstrikes aren't an act of war? They're not going to bomb anyone because of religion. It's even crazy to suggest they'd bomb anyone for any...
I feel bad now. I love you greatmustachio. ;~;
That's far more offensive than anything that's been said here.
What's wrong with letting people believe what they want to believe when it comes to religion. It does no harm to society. Actually, I think it...
I don't see intentionally setting up a conversation so you can laugh at people's beliefs to be too nifty, but whatever.
Meh. It's not really that. It's actually the points he does make. It bores me to no end. I was going to say the same about Harris or Hitchens, but...
Little off topic here. But am I the only one who finds Richard Dawkins to be an insufferably boring prick?
Can you understand how obnoxious and petty you are being? Perhaps you could convey your point in a better way.
Maybe, but you're not going to force people to reject it.
You don't need to get up in his face about it, seems like he is being perfectly reasonable to me.
No. It pisses me off. I want to say USA, but then I say UAS. It just doesn't work.
I will say that the word shouldn't be an insult, it takes away from its useful meaning.
You're not going to fight discrimination by censoring people's speech.
Doesn't sound like it. I mean continuing this is probably getting off topic. As far as relevance goes, you don't need to go around saying, "Well,...
Well, seems like that isn't what he was saying. In fact, it was pretty specific towards you and people like you. Not young people in general....
That's a bit of a stretch don't you think. Also, I believe Kali was targeting you, not him.
I assume you're talking about General of Carthage. Care to give some examples?
You're not doing much to convince people by insulting them and saying that anyone who agrees with Kali thinks of him as a godly figure. Think of it...
That was. . . interesting. [media]
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