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Who is punching above their weight...

  • Harry

  • Meghan

  • Their both ugly ducklings

  • I'd love a threesome with them

  • Who gives a flying ****?


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Foucault said it isn't a good thing for democracies when the same person serves as both a symbolic head of state and the chief executive of a nation. Just look at Trump to see why.
The US presidency always reminds me of the Lord of Misrule tradition where someone entirely unqualified and inappropriate is appointed to make all the decisions and to direct everyone else to do stupid things.
 
The US presidency always reminds me of the Lord of Misrule tradition where someone entirely unqualified and inappropriate is appointed to make all the decisions and to direct everyone else to do stupid things.
I can only echo this ..... ''In a democracy people get the leaders they deserve." - Joseph de Maistre

..... the people vote, the people get.
 
The church and the laws that protect the church from realism......does that boy in the man city ever get called Jesus....like your pronounce the white messiah name....no tgey don't because it illegal under blasphemy laws
 
The church and the laws that protect the church from realism......does that boy in the man city ever get called Jesus....like your pronounce the white messiah name....no tgey don't because it illegal under blasphemy laws
There hasn't been a conviction for blasphemy in half a century and that was a private prosecution... all blasphemy laws were removed from the statute in 2008 in the UK so there never will be again.

As for the pronunciation I believe that's more likely to do with the pronunciation of the letter J in Portuguese or Spanish both different from each other but softer than our hard J English pronunciation.

While Brazil has blasphemy laws remaining on the statue book there is no record of them being used against a citizen in the modern state.

Spain's blasphemy law is undefined to one religion despite being a largely Catholic state. . It's wording sounds more like an anti hate speech law. Again... no one in modern times has been convicted under the law.


Research is a wonderful thing. :emoticon-0148-yes:
 
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There hasn't been a conviction for blasphemy in half a century and that was a private prosecution... all blasphemy laws were removed from the statute in 2008 in the UK so there never will be again.

As for the pronunciation I believe that's more likely to do with the pronunciation of the letter J in Portuguese or Spanish both different from each other but softer than our hard J English pronunciation.

While Brazil has blasphemy laws remaining on the statue book there is no record of them being used against a citizen in the modern state.

Spain's blasphemy law is undefined to one religion despite being a largely Catholic state. . It's wording sounds more like an anti hate speech law. Again... no one in modern times has been convicted under the law.


Research is a wonderful thing. :emoticon-0148-yes:
It is yes.......so your saying I'm right about the world's take on blasphemy and until ten years ago Britain took the same approach......the church is a mystery un2 it's self..........but as I am unable 2 check I'll take your word for it until I get home.
 
The church and the laws that protect the church from realism......does that boy in the man city ever get called Jesus....like your pronounce the white messiah name....no tgey don't because it illegal under blasphemy laws
That's completely ridiculous. For a start there is no blasphemy law in this country. Even when there was, mispronunciation was never included.

If you're not a member of a Church how would you know about religion in practise anyway. Too many people claiming this and that with no evidence or experience whatsoever. Spreading lies and misinformation is disingenuous at best and dangerous at worst.

Jesus isn't even the real biblical name - it's just the way it was translated into English. Every country in the world has either a different pronunciation or completely different word for the name. Do some research. <ok>
 
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It is yes.......so your saying I'm right about the world's take on blasphemy and until ten years ago Britain took the same approach......the church is a mystery un2 it's self..........but as I am unable 2 check I'll take your word for it until I get home.
No I'm saying that while many modern states have a hangover left on the law books from a time of a greater role by religious institutions almost all those states have not used the law to persecute the people as you suggested.

Your argument is like saying we were a modern nation of witch burners because it took until 1953 and 2008 to repeal various laws from the statute.

I'm not remotely religious and have had many a debate on here about the ills organised religion has brought to the world but it's remiss to not point out that they also, literally are responsible for our modern way of life and the comparative economic and political freedoms we enjoy.
 
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The church and the laws that protect the church from realism......does that boy in the man city ever get called Jesus....like your pronounce the white messiah name....no tgey don't because it illegal under blasphemy laws
Haha. Get a grip, mate.
It's pronounced that way because that's how it's pronounced in Portuguese.
Of course you know this full well and are just on the wum, but I felt like saying it anyway.
"white messiah" :emoticon-0136-giggl:emoticon-0136-giggl:emoticon-0136-giggl
 
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Haha. Get a grip, mate.
It's pronounced that way because that's how it's pronounced in Portuguese.
Of course you know this full well and are just on the wum, but I felt like saying it anyway.
"white messiah" :emoticon-0136-giggl:emoticon-0136-giggl:emoticon-0136-giggl
Good point, I missed the 'white messiah' bit.

So all these countries with their black, yellow, brown .... messiahs - are they also being blasphemous?
 
That's completely ridiculous. For a start there is no blasphemy law in this country. Even when there was, mispronunciation was never included.

If you're not a member of a Church how would you know about religion in practise anyway. Too many people claiming this and that with no evidence or experience whatsoever. Spreading lies and misinformation is disingenuous at best and dangerous at worst.

Jesus isn't even the real biblical name - it's just the way it was translated into English. Every country in the world has either a different pronunciation or completely different word for the name. Do some research. <ok>
Tbh I couldnt care less about the church or whatever they wanna call the messiah.but if it opresses another then they need pulling up on it......i better not mention the *****philia thats taken place and covered up.....anyways enjoy your religion and your royal house of England you deserve each other.......

Ps what was Jesus real name before the whites got hold of it and used it 2 opress
 
No I'm saying that while many modern states have a hangover left on the law books from a time of a greater role by religious institutions almost all those states have not used the law to persecute the people as you suggested.

Your argument is like saying we were a modern nation of witch burners because it took until 1953 and 2008 to repeal various laws from the statute.

I'm not remotely religious and have had many a debate on here about the ills organised religion has brought to the world but it's remiss to not point out that they also, literally are responsible for our modern way of life and the comparative economic and political freedoms we enjoy.
Political freedoms.......yeah ok
 
Why Queen WOULD have enjoyed American preacher Bishop Curry's 14-minute sermon on love - even though her face suggested otherwise
The charismatic US preacher brought a flavour of Meghan's homeland to the ceremony with his powerful speech at St George's Chapel, in Windsor, on Saturday
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-ne...&utm_campaign=google_news&utm_content=sitemap
So he didn't notice the cleansing of the homeless from the streets of Windsor....love my fking arse....the bible is built on hate and separatist ideology