Dude, I'm an atheist, but it doesn't help us when you say stuff like that. Sure, THESE christian people are using religion to justify atrocity, but that does not mean that all religous people do. There are LGBT christians too, the actions of the few do not define the actions of the many, and by putting them all together in the same way doesn't make anyone willing to listen to you.Tanis said:"our religious values and teaching immorality"
Like:
Slavery,
Rapist being forced to marry his victim,
Ethic cleansing (aka genocide),
Pride and jealousy,
The mass murder of children,
Bigotry,
Abandonment of family,
Slaughtering animals to cure disease (like leprosy can be cured via killing two pigeon),
Anti-progress, science, and reason.
Huh...you know?
Maybe we SHOULD start destroying such things.
Might make us more civilized.
"Oh my..."CaptainMarvelous said:Of course, upon learning it won't be sold, I'm buying a box of oreos and some food-dye so we can just go to TOWN on this. Also quoting George Takei "I remember they weren't fond of the original oreo with the black and white parts touching" which seemed somehow fitting.
I wouldn't, it looks like diabetes in biscuit form.Quaxar said:People who boycott a cookie company for religious beliefs are probably not entirely sane anyway.
Also, I'd so buy this rainbow Oreo if they ever made it.
You're being just as picky as they are. The flaw of virtually every Christian (and by extension, the other abrahamic religions) is that they claim the Bible is the word of God, God is almighty, blah de blah de blah, and then they go ahead and cherry-pick whichever bits they think are right anyway, and ignore the bits that they personally feel are 'out of date' and whatever else.Dangit2019 said:Do people even READ the Bible before they start screaming out prepared verses about the "sins" and "abominations" that are gay people apparently. Doesn't anyone remember "love your neighbor"? No? Well, crap.
The problem I have with that slogan he coined is phonetically, it sounds like "it's okay to beat a gay". Somehow I don't think that's the message he wanted to put out...SpectacularWebHead said:"Oh my..."CaptainMarvelous said:Of course, upon learning it won't be sold, I'm buying a box of oreos and some food-dye so we can just go to TOWN on this. Also quoting George Takei "I remember they weren't fond of the original oreo with the black and white parts touching" which seemed somehow fitting.
Also, It's okay to be Takei.
Hmmm, I'm no Christian, but I don't remember God sticking his wang in me.Jhooud said:"John 15:12 My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you."
Doesn't seem to mention anything about hammers and skulls. I think that's more Khorne's speed.
Oh my....Binnsyboy said:The problem I have with that slogan he coined is phonetically, it sounds like "it's okay to beat a gay". Somehow I don't think that's the message he wanted to put out...SpectacularWebHead said:"Oh my..."CaptainMarvelous said:Of course, upon learning it won't be sold, I'm buying a box of oreos and some food-dye so we can just go to TOWN on this. Also quoting George Takei "I remember they weren't fond of the original oreo with the black and white parts touching" which seemed somehow fitting.
Also, It's okay to be Takei.
I personally found the Triple Doubles to be pretty damn awesome. I mean yeah, still a bit too much filling, but hey, it's an Oreo. It's kinda hard to screw up.Stryc9 said:Honestly, I'm with you on this point. I bought a package of those Triple Double Oreos to piss of Pus Limpballs when he was saying that Kraft made them for\because of Obama and I really didn't care for them, they were just too much, I'll stick to regular or Double Stuf. If it ain't broke don't fix it.