- Messages
- 60,420
- Location
- De donde me da la gana.
Do you also go around sniffing Shrek's ass like you do mine?
You know he's not real, right?
Theodosius sent Christians underground in the 19th century?LoLz - tell us all about the Christians who forced pagans to convert in the 3rd century. Present your case.
PS: there were no 19th century 'Christians" operating in full view, never mind with power. They were all sent underground once and for all by Theodosius 1 as surely you know.
I am astonished that you, a MAGAt, can convince yourself with a straight face that liberals are the haters in your divided country. God god, man, what the fuck are you smoking? Not marijuana. Clearly something crack or bath salt-like.No, dear, you started spewing hate along with the rest of the herd when you all came down with TDS. It became clearly evident by the end of 2017 that Trump is just a cipher for the vitriol, invective and sheer hate you people have been spewing. It's very clear that who you people really hate is Trump supporters. "MAGAts," as you're fond of calling us.
It's Hate, Lily. Hate for half the country and I got quite sick of it a few years back, so I just hate you Leftist fucks back. Why do I have to be nice when no one on your side has been nice?
LoLz @ LotusDud. Who said that? Theodosius 1 in the late 4th century. That's what I wrote. By the 19th century there were no Christians in power (if in power or seeking it they ever were) having been sent underground by the Roman bastardization of the movement - as I wrote..Nicea 325 CE - that final nail in the coffin by Theodosius' closing of the mystery schools at the end of the 4th century. I mistakenly assumed you knew that. That, as I have many a time said was the Church of Rome (Roman Catholicism) not Roman Christianity, and later Protestantism, again not Christianity.Theodosius sent Christians underground in the 19th century?
PS, I said "around" the 3rd century, didn't I? Because I didn't remember the exact dates the ban hammer came down on Pagans. But you know full well it did.
Therefore there were none long before the 19th century when you are making accusations they (Christians) were doin all sorts-a-bad-thins. You, Lotus know nothing of this, but go ahead and make a fool of yourself as your libtarded allies have.They were all sent underground once and for all by Theodosius 1 as surely you know.
Did you read the thread as I had suggested, LotusDud?1) How many Muslims are there in the world, Holliday? 2)If they were all terrorists, 3)don't you think there would be millions dead by now? 4) Your prejudices make your reason fall by the wayside.
Yes, you Leftist liberals are driven by hate of those you deem your political enemies first and foremost. Also, just ask yourself who it is that "divides" the country up into this group, that constituency, this "underserved community" over here and that oppressed minority over there?I am astonished that you, a MAGAt, can convince yourself with a straight face that liberals are the haters in your divided country. God god, man, what the fuck are you smoking? Not marijuana. Clearly something crack or bath salt-like.
Not all of them. Just the ones that go off the deep end.Then yoo hate the MUSLIM DEVILS!!
so 90%Not all of them. Just the ones that go off the deep end.
There are over 1 billion Muslims...do you even math?so 90%
actually its 5 billionThere are over 1 billion Muslims...do you even math?
I know full well about Nicea. if you don't think they were slamming Pagans all around that time you are clueless. BTW, here's what you wrote:LoLz @ LotusDud. Who said that? Theodosius 1 in the late 4th century. That's what I wrote. By the 19th century there were no Christians in power (if in power or seeking it they ever were) having been sent underground by the Roman bastardization of the movement - as I wrote..Nicea 325 CE - that final nail in the coffin by Theodosius' closing of the mystery schools at the end of the 4th century. I mistakenly assumed you knew that. That, as I have many a time said was the Church of Rome (Roman Catholicism) not Roman Christianity, and later Protestantism, again not Christianity.
Did you read the preceding thread as I had suggested? Once again, Lotus, you have proved yourself a world class poser in a class with Oak and jack.
You said "around the 3rd century". LoLz - you're going to enter into a conversation on a subject you clearly know zilch about with approximations. Otay
Therefore there were none long before the 19th century when you are making accusations they (Christians) were doin all sorts-a-bad-thins. You, Lotus know nothing of this, but go ahead and make a fool of yourself as your libtarded allies have.
Your cognitive impairment is accelerating, and I am worried for you, Lotus. I truly am.
Is it ayyyyleeeeins?
That is correct - Catholics are not Christians. xtians they are though. Frankensteinians of Rome (catholic).I know full well about Nicea. if you don't think they were slamming Pagans all around that time you are clueless. BTW, here's what you wrote:
PS: there were no 19th century 'Christians" operating in full view, never mind with power. They were all sent underground once and for all by Theodosius 1 as surely you know.
You are trying to be clever with your "no Christians in the 19th century" BS. I guess your stance is that Catholics are not Christians.
Apparently he was an American citizen but with a name like "Shamsud-Din Jabbar" come on you can't ignore that Islam wasnt a motiveThe guy was an American citizen. That makes him a domestic terrorist.
Islam may exist in America, but hate crimes perpetrated under that guise are treated just like any other act of domestic terror.
It's the same thing as the guy in Charlottesville who drove through the crowd and killed that woman. He wasn't "Muslim" He was an American citizen.
Same shit, different day. hate isn't confined to a segment that makes us comfortable to identify and be angry about.
Obviously he was a follower and a fanatic. All I wanted to know was what his American name was. Muhammad Ali was born Cassius Clay. He was a Muslim but I don't recall him being anything but the greatest.Apparently he was an American citizen but with a name like "Shamsud-Din Jabbar" come on you can't ignore that Islam wasnt a motive
I understand but Ali wasn't a terrorist like this guy all I'm saying is Islam can be dangerous and a problemObviously he was a follower and a fanatic. All I wanted to know was what his American name was. Muhammad Ali was born Cassius Clay. He was a Muslim but I don't recall him being anything but the greatest.
Scroll up and read the long ass arguments a couple posters put up. To them if you believe in Islam you believe in terrorism. Ali quoted Muhammad regularly and Louis farrakhan was in his corner when he fought.I understand but Ali wasn't a terrorist like this guy all I'm saying is Islam can be dangerous and a problem
Man I ain't reading all that I tried lol its an argument that will never be settled as long as mankind exists but if the killer was of Christian faith people would be losing their minds. The left is so quick to point out that Christianity is bigoted towards gays and other minority groups but Muslims actively and openly promote violence towards those groups whereas Christians simply "pray" for them I just don't get itScroll up and read the long ass arguments a couple posters put up. To them if you believe in Islam you believe in terrorism. Ali quoted Muhammad regularly and Louis farrakhan was in his corner when he fought.
. One thing I will say for islamists is that aren't racist in the genetic sense as were Nazis. They accept all prospective members w/o regard for that. Of course as I had noted earlier on, in a more Victorian sense of race - cultural movements such as Roman race, Egyptian race, American race, then they are as racist and antiLiberal as were the Nazis, they in fact being two breaths of the same evil (conservative) beast slithering its way through time, each member being a cell in it with it's own function.The problem you are having in this thread @The New Holliday is that you are being bigoted towards the killer who happens to be black ( forget his religious affiliation )
You just can't do that as a liberal
Yea Shimshur Abdul or whatever is in no way an American name call me racist idgaf. One thing I will say for islamists is that aren't racist in the genetic sense as were Nazis. They accept all prospective members w/o regard for that. Of course as I had noted earlier on, in a more Victorian sense of race - cultural movements such as Roman race, Egyptian race, American race, then they are as racist and antiLiberal as were the Nazis, they in fact being two breaths of the same evil (conservative) beast slithering its way through time, each member being a cell in it with it's own function.
I'll tell you what I think does have racist undertones though - suggesting that Shamsud-Din Jabbar could not be an American name. Highly suspicious wouldn't you say?
Except violence toward Pagans is a recorded fact in Roman history. Honey, I am tired of your prejudices. You paint with a very broad brush. The difference between you and me: I weep for all victims, no matter what group they are members of.That is correct - Catholics are not Christians. xtians they are though. Frankensteinians of Rome (catholic).
...and that is what I wrote. Theodosius, as I had writ sent them underground once and for all which I had also writ, so obviously there were none around in any position of power to do all the bad stuff you suggested 1500 years later. Furthermore there is nothing at all in Christian philosophy or teachings that would permit violence toward pagans (or anyone else). You know whose philosophy and teachings does though? That's right...islam.
...and have I not asked you if you weep for those beautiful pagans of Mecca who "the prophet" murdered and stole from? Do you?
As history plainly shows, so can Christianity.I understand but Ali wasn't a terrorist like this guy all I'm saying is Islam can be dangerous and a problem
As history plainly shows, so can Christianity.
Jabbar came from an family that predominantly attended the local , though his father, a convert to Islam born in Houston, had changed his surname from Young to Jabbar. His grandfather moved from Louisiana to Texas as part of a migration of to the Beaumont area for work.suggesting that Shamsud-Din Jabbar could not be an American name. Highly suspicious wouldn't you say?
Ancient history?? Of course but recent history nope Islam has the win thereAs history plainly shows, so can Christianity.
Oh, come on. Look at all the "Christian" domestic terrorists.Ancient history?? Of course but recent history nope Islam has the win there
What the whole handful of them? Really compare that to the Muslim terroristsOh, come on. Look at all the "Christian" domestic terrorists.
What the whole handful of them? Really compare that to the Muslim terrorists
I can't step in their shoes I like pork too muchYeah, but in all fairness, the West has been bombing the shit out of them since 1991...in recent history.
Like all humans, they want revenge. Not condoning it, but try to step into their shoes once in a while...at least so we can try to find peace at some point in time.