Welcome, Blasphemers!

[God of Mr. Hanky]

Aliaa and Her Friend Saying Fuck ISIS!

Probably NSFW, and particularly nasty, but WTF this is blasphemy:

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Picture removed by Robvalue. Pornography is not allowed outside area 69.

[God of Mr. Hanky]

I was suggesting that if you hide a graphic image under

Code:

[hide] <image> [/hide]

then maybe the mods won't have to snip it?

What did you think of that anal fisting job?

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Nice thread. Very mature, very helpful.

*sigh*

Boru

[God of Mr. Hanky]

Were you born without a sense of humor, or was it damaged in a traumatic event?

Humor is part of being human, and it is in fact the art of offense. If it doesn't offend somebody, then it just isn't funny. If the wrong people get offended, then maybe it isn't funny, but I'm not interested in kissing up to anybody's sky-daddys, and I will exercise my right to do with them exactly what they want to make a crime of as a detraction for anyone who may notice their own unthinkable crimes.

[God of Mr. Hanky]

Aliaa and Her Friend Saying Fuck ISIS!

Probably NSFW, and particularly nasty, but WTF this is blasphemy:

Moderator Notice
Picture removed by Robvalue. Pornography is not allowed outside area 69.

Under hide tags, and with explicit warnings, and you still can't allow that for political expression? 

So how do you really get there to this magical, or certainly invisible land of 69, anyway?

[God of Mr. Hanky]

Nice thread.  Very mature, very helpful.

*sigh*

Boru

Yes, in fact I think it is. All of those things, if I don't say so myself. People need to express how they really feel on the privileged attitude of the Christsticks and the Muslicunts. In countries all over the world, they are criminalizing the free expression which draws attention to the lies which the religious have been teaching, and that despicable abuse of law should not be respected anywhere. Where criminal ramifications don't apply, we should remind all those who wish to impose such evil laws here that we will resist them, and that such actions will never gain them our respect.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Yes, in fact I think it is. All of those things, if I don't say so myself. People need to express how they really feel on the privileged attitude of the Christsticks and the Muslicunts. These people are, in countries all over the world, criminalizing free expression which draws attention to the lies which they are teaching, and that despicable abuse of law should not be respected anywhere. Where criminal ramifications don't apply, we should remind all those who wish to impose such evil laws here that we will resist them, and that such actions will never gain them our respect.

But you aren't resisting anything.  You're not taking a stand, you're not doing anything to effect change, you're taking no risks.

The Egyptian teens referenced earlier were charged under blasphemy laws for insulting Islam (they didn't) while making fun of ISIS (they did).  You're method of supporting these kids is to post pornographic images.  Tell me - how does this help?

Boru

[robvalue]

[God of Mr. Hanky]

Yes, in fact I think it is. All of those things, if I don't say so myself. People need to express how they really feel on the privileged attitude of the Christsticks and the Muslicunts. These people are, in countries all over the world, criminalizing free expression which draws attention to the lies which they are teaching, and that despicable abuse of law should not be respected anywhere. Where criminal ramifications don't apply, we should remind all those who wish to impose such evil laws here that we will resist them, and that such actions will never gain them our respect.

But you aren't resisting anything.  You're not taking a stand, you're not doing anything to effect change, you're taking no risks.

The Egyptian teens referenced earlier were charged under blasphemy laws for insulting Islam (they didn't) while making fun of ISIS (they did).  You're method of supporting these kids is to post pornographic images.  Tell me - how does this help?

Boru

I didn't actually claim to take any risks or directly resist anything going on over in Egypt, and that is far and away from the point. Which is that when you see something evil going on over religious privilege where you can do nothing about it, and you live in a country where you can do something, and you still have the power to speak out against and vote down any such a pretzel-brain-dipped-in-shit law from every being imposed on people here, then we should let everyone here, in the world where it has led to such an unjust situation, and in the rest of the world where they read this what we think of their use of criminal law as protection of any religious establishment. If we can't do anything for those boys in Egypt, at least we don't have to let their situation be reported in vain. We who live in America may be more religious than in your country, but at least we don't have blasphemy laws. If this ever changed many unacceptable situations would escalate very fast in this country, so we need to do everything which is possible to discourage the republicunts who would reach for that option when playing the religious angle. This thread may be helpful, not for the boys who we obviously cannot help, but for preserving the secularity of the US, and perhaps inspire activism in other Western cultures. Or, perhaps nobody will make even one more single post to this thread - I could really give a fuck at this point, at least I tried!

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I didn't actually claim to take any risks or directly resist anything going on over in Egypt,

Well, you did, but since you've modified the relevant posts to make it look as if you didn't, I suppose I haven't a leg to stand on.

and that is far and away from the point.

No, it is precisely the point.

Which is that when you see something evil going on over religious privilege where you can do nothing about it, and you live in a country where you can do something, and you still have the power to speak out against and vote down any such a pretzel-brain-dipped-in-shit law from every being imposed on people here,

Sorry, I wasn't away that anti-blasphemy laws were such a serious issue there. But how does posting porn help this situation?

then we should let everyone here, in the world where it has led to such an unjust situation, and in the rest of the world where they read this what we think of their use of criminal law as protection of any religious establishment.

Oh, now I see. And a gangbang involving Jesus, Ganesh, Moses, Mohammed and Buddha is obviously the best way to get repressive regimes to loosen anti-blasphemy laws.

If we can't do anything for those boys in Egypt, at least we don't have to let their situation be reported in vain.

Granted, but you're simply shouting down a well.

We who live in America may be more religious than in your country, but at least we don't have blasphemy laws. If this ever changed many unacceptable situations would escalate very fast in this country, so we need to do everything which is possible to discourage the republicunts who would reach for that option when playing the religious angle. This thread may be helpful, not for the boys who we obviously cannot help, but for preserving the secularity of the US, and perhaps inspire activism in other Western cultures.

And gangbang Jesus is going to make religious conservatives in the US think, 'Oh, that's good - we clearly don't need to punish blasphemy.' Are you insane?

Or, perhaps nobody will make even one more single post to this thread - I could really give a fuck at this point, at least I tried!

I'm sure you think you tried. Don't believe everything you think.

Boru