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Are caricatures of John Paul II a way to atone for Muhammad?

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Participants hollowpanther5Casey Kim98Charles Clark12slydrifterWalter Myers16goldenmason172driftingfox16William Gonzalez3Susan Sullivan2Nathan Doyle3hiddengardener84Andrew Richardson8Sean Mitchell3Jack Cook73William Harris14
hollowpanther5 hollowpanther5 Active MemberOP
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#21 ·
Nathan Doyle3 said:Who should be ashamed? You? What? Why on earth would I feel any shame for what you believe in? 😂
The Pope means nothing to me personally, and if he means nothing to you either, then fine. As far as I'm concerned, you can embalm him and hang him up somewhere in Vatican City for all I care. That’s your business, your faith, and your own moral compass regarding how far you'll go to mock religion.
Carry your own cross, just like Jesus did (according to your own teachings). ☕

What are you talking about? I never said the Pope meant nothing to you.
Read it again and try to actually understand what I wrote.
hiddengardener84 hiddengardener84 Active Member
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#22 ·
hollowpanther5 said:Exactly.☕

I honestly hope those Danish caricaturists draw some ridiculous cartoon mocking the walls next, since they're on such a roll. Of course, they’ll probably play the victim if they do—we all know how that works. Let's not forget that this "hero" who insulted basically 1.1 billion Muslims worldwide was actually just a total Jew.
goldenmason172 goldenmason172 Active Member
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#23 ·
If you take a quick look around, you'll see he’s already drawn caricatures targeting Jewish people as well, which arguably crossed a line into being offensive. 🙄 Personally, this particular cartoon didn't bother me much, and it honestly makes me wonder what kind of temperament someone needs to have to be so deeply insulted by such trivial nonsense. 🙄
Andrew Richardson8 Andrew Richardson8 Member
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#24 ·
Walter Myers16 said:I know this guy from Denmark who once told a Danish cop to go screw himself and called him a complete idiot. Just plain words, right? No threats, nothing. Well, he got slapped with a $200 fine and now his record is basically trashed for the next five years! It’s ridiculous. You aren't allowed to say a single word to a cop—if that's what they call "democracy" these days—yet the government and the media get a free pass to insult religions and different nations just because they claim to be so progressive. Honestly, those Danes are pathetic; they're just desperate for attention from the rest of the world. They kiss up to the British and Americans so much that if anyone ever asked them to join the UK or the USA, they'd jump at the chance. That's just the kind of people they are.
PS: I'm neither Catholic nor Muslim.


In Toronto, you'd probably catch a bullet from the cops for saying something like that.
Sean Mitchell3 Sean Mitchell3 Newcomer
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#25 ·
William Gonzalez3 said:
It doesn't really matter if it's 1-1—I mean, it's just those overly stoic folks from Denmark playing anyway.
The only realistic outcome is probably 0-2, given they just handed over two own goals.


The collapse of Western nations is inevitable. ☕
Survival is impossible without moral values. Now, America is being haunted by the very things it used to defend just a little while ago.
hollowpanther5 hollowpanther5 Active MemberOP
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#26 ·
Sean Mitchell3 said:The collapse of Western nations is inevitable. ☕
Survival is impossible without moral values. Now, America is being haunted by the very things it used to defend just a little while ago.

I couldn't agree more.☕
Jack Cook73 Jack Cook73 Member
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#27 ·
So, where exactly do you think moral values even exist anymore?
Over in the East?
William Harris14 William Harris14 Member
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#28 ·
the Middle East=moral
hollowpanther5 hollowpanther5 Active MemberOP
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#29 ·
Jack Cook73 said:So, where exactly do you think moral values even exist anymore?
Over in the East?

Unfortunately, they've almost vanished entirely. No nation holds them. Nowadays, morality is reduced to isolated groups and individuals.
goldenmason172 goldenmason172 Active Member
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#30 ·
hollowpanther5 said:Unfortunately, they've almost vanished entirely. No nation holds them. Nowadays, morality is reduced to isolated groups and individuals.

So, what follows from that logic—are we just meant to accept that every nation on Earth is destined for ruin simply because morality isn't embedded in the structures of either Western or Eastern countries? 🙄
hollowpanther5 hollowpanther5 Active MemberOP
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#31 ·
goldenmason172 said:So, what follows from that logic—are we just meant to accept that every nation on Earth is destined for ruin simply because morality isn't embedded in the structures of either Western or Eastern countries? 🙄

I am not suggesting they will collapse in terms of total anarchy, lawlessness, or constant warfare.
Rather, I mean they will fail morally.
Look at the Netherlands. You have political parties catering to pedophiles and laws allowing sexual activity with children as young as twelve...
A friend of mine living over there can hardly believe that here in the States, we still let our kids play alone in the park.
I sincerely hope America never reaches that level of decay.

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