Rcc thinks Charlie Hebdo is the devil

[Pat Mustard]

[Jackie]

That's why I have never been fooled by that organization's pandering to liberals and free speech. They don't mean it, they are fine with blasphemy of everyone else but them, no different than any other religion.

[The Valkyrie]

No surprise there.

An organisation that is making a "saint" of a vile woman who revelled in the suffering and poverty of the poor while making millions from supporters, that has claimed, time and again, that birth control helps to spread aids, thereby inflicting untold suffering on people who didn't know better, and has had a campaign in place for decades to protect priests who abuse children, has absolutely no credibility.

[robvalue]

Jesus fucking Christ, you've got "God" on your team. Surely you don't need to whine about stuff to get your way. He wouldn't allow all this mockery if he didn't like it, right?

No, people don't have to respect anyone's beliefs. To say otherwise is to try and remove free thought and free speech.

[Cyberman]

Impotent, apoplectic bluster against an imagined critic. The final refuge of an irrelevent authority who is defeated and knows it.

[vorlon13]

Hmm, more oral diarrhea from the Vatican. Imagine that.

[account_inactive]

The Vatican can go fuck themselves.

[Thumpalumpacus]

Crai moar.

[Chad32]

This voice of nonviolence from christians must have never been very loud, because historically the Abrahamic religions have always been violent. If you ask most people what the least violent spiritual philosophies in history have been, you're more likely to hear buddhism than christianity.

Wars and mass killings all across Europe. And even when some protestants start a new country in America, we get mass killing of native Americans, and things like the Salem witch trials. The main reason christianity has settled down over the past few centuries is because of secularism.

In order to respect supernatural beliefs, you first have to prove that your beliefs have some constructive purpose in society. Yet there's no good any religious person has done that a nonreligious person can't. All you have is empty promises of an afterlife you can't prove exists.

[abaris]

Well, the only thing surprising me is that anyone is surprised.

That's the beauty of Charlie Hebdo. They step on anyone's toes. Religious, secular, they're indiscriminate. As it should be.