jimmyboy
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Post by jimmyboy on Apr 28, 2024 1:34:31 GMT
What would you do if your fiance or fiancee admitted to you....
Wanted to have sex before marriage? Had an abortion before they knew you? Had a gay family member?
Would you break up with them?
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Post by amyghost on Apr 29, 2024 11:23:06 GMT
No good reason to, re. any of the above.
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Post by jimmyboy on Apr 29, 2024 22:33:56 GMT
No good reason to, re. any of the above. Ah, one of the more sensible people on this board who realizes that a person can be good without caring about dated rules. If you look at the poll, we are in the majority. One person live in the middle ages. |
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Post by The Lost One on May 7, 2024 16:58:45 GMT
Get up off my feet and let go of every excuse!
[Just wanted to quote that though I think the guy in that song is a judgemental prick]
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Post by Admin on May 7, 2024 22:55:26 GMT
No good reason to, re. any of the above. Ah, one of the more sensible people on this board who realizes that a person can be good without caring about dated rules. If you look at the poll, we are in the majority. One person live in the middle ages. Why should anyone care about dated rules? And does following rules necessarily make one a good person? |
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Post by FilmFlaneur on May 8, 2024 9:58:05 GMT
Ah, one of the more sensible people on this board who realizes that a person can be good without caring about dated rules. If you look at the poll, we are in the majority. One person live in the middle ages. Why should anyone care about dated rules? ... Especially those 2,000 years old? |
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Post by amyghost on May 8, 2024 12:57:26 GMT
Why should anyone care about dated rules? ... Especially those 2,000 years old? And created by a group of Bronze Age sheepherders in the service of their tribal god, to boot? |
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jimmyboy
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Post by jimmyboy on May 8, 2024 22:52:07 GMT
Ah, one of the more sensible people on this board who realizes that a person can be good without caring about dated rules. If you look at the poll, we are in the majority. One person live in the middle ages. Why should anyone care about dated rules? And does following rules necessarily make one a good person? There are a few people I could name on this board that care about and follow these dated rules; they call us sinners. Following these rules doesn't make you a good or bad person. They are dated and don't need to be followed. |
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Post by Admin on May 8, 2024 22:58:45 GMT
Why should anyone care about dated rules? And does following rules necessarily make one a good person? There are a few people I could name on this board that care about and follow these dated rules; they call us sinners. Following these rules doesn't make you a good or bad person. They are dated and don't need to be followed. That's too vague for me. What rules are you talking about? |
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jimmyboy
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Post by jimmyboy on May 9, 2024 2:26:09 GMT
There are a few people I could name on this board that care about and follow these dated rules; they call us sinners. Following these rules doesn't make you a good or bad person. They are dated and don't need to be followed. That's too vague for me. What rules are you talking about? The ones in my OP and mentioned in this video below. Martin Sheen lists a whole bunch to the female "tight ass". I should have had me some daughters that I could sell in to slavery...LOL. |
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Post by Admin on May 10, 2024 0:57:37 GMT
That's too vague for me. What rules are you talking about? The ones in my OP and mentioned in this video below. Martin Sheen lists a whole bunch to the female "tight ass". I should have had me some daughters that I could sell in to slavery...LOL. Oh, those rules. You're right; they are dated and don't need to be followed...unless you're a Levite living in 1300 BC. |
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Post by jimmyboy on May 12, 2024 18:00:21 GMT
The ones in my OP and mentioned in this video below. Martin Sheen lists a whole bunch to the female "tight ass". I should have had me some daughters that I could sell in to slavery...LOL. Oh, those rules. You're right; they are dated and don't need to be followed...unless you're a Levite living in 1300 BC. If someone tried to follow these rules in the video, they would find themselves in a lot of legal trouble in many first world countries. In some rigidly religious ones, they would be encouraged. What I enjoyed about the video is the cherry picking miss tight ass does. |
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Post by Admin on May 12, 2024 22:57:10 GMT
Oh, those rules. You're right; they are dated and don't need to be followed...unless you're a Levite living in 1300 BC. If someone tried to follow these rules in the video, they would find themselves in a lot of legal trouble in many first world countries. In some rigidly religious ones, they would be encouraged. What I enjoyed about the video is the cherry picking miss tight ass does. I notice that he didn't chastise her for following the "don't kill" rule. Who's the real cherry picker here?  |
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Post by transfuged on May 13, 2024 0:05:46 GMT
Ah, one of the more sensible people on this board who realizes that a person can be good without caring about dated rules. If you look at the poll, we are in the majority. One person live in the middle ages. Why should anyone care about dated rules? And does following rules necessarily make one a good person? A In case you didn’t notice, which is hardly probable, because you are not silly, demand for order and care to follow rules is in constant escalation. The cost is equality, and with that, freedom. The excuse is ”danger”, dangerosity, securing, etc ad nauseam. B no, it doesn’t. |
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Post by FilmFlaneur on May 13, 2024 19:13:55 GMT
Why should anyone care about dated rules? And does following rules necessarily make one a good person? ... demand for order and care to follow rules is in constant escalation. The cost is equality, and with that, freedom.... In which case we pay a heavy price down the years for the number of rules and commandments in scripture whether the 100 found in the Qu'ran messageinternational.org/100-commandments-and-doctrines-from-the-quran/ , the 613 commandments — mitzvot — in Torah. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/613_commandments or the similar amount in the Bible etc A cynic might wonder if the number of rules in various scriptures is partly down to justify the need for priests to remind us of them and so their own existence, |
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Post by transfuged on May 13, 2024 21:51:27 GMT
What would you do if your fiance or fiancee admitted to you.... Wanted to have sex before marriage? Had an abortion before they knew you? Had a gay family member? Would you break up with them? A I can’t say I fancy being engaged for 5 years and nothing happens meanwhile. Better be buried than engaged in such a way. (Reference: Dracula dead and loving it) B The past troubles of anyone are their own business, and the present troubles of a loved one are a privilege to share. C First time I work with a man who’s actually married to another man. Up to now, he’s the guys problem.Provided there is a problem. |
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jimmyboy
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Post by jimmyboy on May 13, 2024 22:25:53 GMT
If someone tried to follow these rules in the video, they would find themselves in a lot of legal trouble in many first world countries. In some rigidly religious ones, they would be encouraged. What I enjoyed about the video is the cherry picking miss tight ass does. I notice that he didn't chastise her for following the "don't kill" rule. Who's the real cherry picker here? The don't kill rule has always been a negotiable rule. Wars and killing in the name of religion has always been an acceptable way of conduct for centuries. In the video below, George Carlin explains this; 4:50 to 5:50. Or you could watch the whole video. |
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Post by Admin on May 14, 2024 0:33:07 GMT
I notice that he didn't chastise her for following the "don't kill" rule. Who's the real cherry picker here? The don't kill rule has always been a negotiable rule. Wars and killing in the name of religion has always been an acceptable way of conduct for centuries. In the video below, George Carlin explains this; 4:50 to 5:50. Or you could watch the whole video. Wars and killing happen for other reasons as well, and most of our laws are negotiable depending on the circumstances. You can kill in self defense, for example, or run a red light to make way for an ambulance. In that clip, he was citing laws written for a different people in a different time, and as such, the point would only be valid if she were a Levite living in 1300 BC. He may as well have called her a hypocrite for supporting laws against murder while chewing gum in a classroom. I love George Carlin. Been a fan for many years. His jokes were sometimes downright hilarious, but the points he tried to make with them were often weak, especially when it came to religion and politics. His last few performances tanked because he was trying to make more serious points than silly jokes. |
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Post by transfuged on May 14, 2024 6:46:39 GMT
The don't kill rule has always been a negotiable rule. Wars and killing in the name of religion has always been an acceptable way of conduct for centuries. In the video below, George Carlin explains this; 4:50 to 5:50. Or you could watch the whole video. Wars and killing happen for other reasons as well, and most of our laws are negotiable depending on the circumstances. You can kill in self defense, for example, or run a red light to make way for an ambulance. In that clip, he was citing laws written for a different people in a different time, and as such, the point would only be valid if she were a Levite living in 1300 BC. He may as well have called her a hypocrite for supporting laws against murder while chewing gum in a classroom. I love George Carlin. Been a fan for many years. His jokes were sometimes downright hilarious, but the points he tried to make with them were often weak, especially when it came to religion and politics. His last few performances tanked because he was trying to make more serious points than silly jokes. As it comes to the rules written eg for, and by Levite in 1300 bc, doesn’t they say in Encarta culture is the way of keeping them alive trough the ages ? From the past to present times. |
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Post by transfuged on May 14, 2024 6:55:52 GMT
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