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pgj2015

I loose all respect for someone when I find out they believe in god.

joeguevara

pgj2015 wrote: »

I loose all respect for someone when I find out they believe in god.

They only believe in one more god than you do. Sure it hardly makes a difference.

Mr.H

garbo speaks wrote:

F*** the homeless.

Well they do need jobs......................

soiseztomabel

I cant wait for this referendum business to end....

Head-wreck's can (hopefully) move on and stop trying to direct every conversation toward a new analogy they feel backs up their argument regarding saving or repealing.

sightband

I couldn’t give a shįte about all those women who have to travel to the UK for abortions, the journey would sometimes take less than local transport in this kip. Am totally indifferent to the outcome of the referendum as if you really want or have to get an abortion it’s easily done. If abortion is made available here privately you can be sure it will cost far more than in UK and a large cohort will still travel to save a few euros which they can think about spending on contraception.

mynamejeff

Hapax Legomenon wrote: »

People who complain about others being unemployed should be removed from their jobs and forced to live on €188 per week.

people who never contributed anything apart from more children to feed and live parasitically off welfare payments should not be allowed to vote and have a say in how the country is run

get and job and pay income tax or do substantial volunteer work of shut the fcuk up your opinion is not important

kumate_champ07

pgj2015 wrote: »

I loose all respect for someone when I find out they believe in god.

in all cases? its a comfort blanket for some people and it would be cruel to try take it away and not have something solid to replace it with.

i think theres a huge problem with atheism, the journey towards it should be taken alone with a little help, we shouldnt force people into changing their whole concept of reality, that would be cruel.

i think you need to tighten up your respect for people who have witnessed life thru a different lens and walked it in different shoes to you.

kumate_champ07

mynamejeff wrote: »

people who never contributed anything apart from more children to feed and live parasitically off welfare payments should not be allowed to vote and have a say in how the country is run

get and job and pay income tax or do substantial volunteer work of shut the fcuk up your opinion is not important

wow thats a bit harsh, they shouldnt be allowed tick a box on a piece of paper every couple of years during a symbolic ceremony?

Yer Da sells Avon

mynamejeff wrote: »

people who never contributed anything apart from more children to feed and live parasitically off welfare payments should not be allowed to vote and have a say in how the country is run

get and job and pay income tax or do substantial volunteer work of shut the fcuk up your opinion is not important

You should be forced into unemployment. For the sake of your colleagues, if nothing else.

pgj2015

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

in all cases? its a comfort blanket for some people and it would be cruel to try take it away and not have something solid to replace it with.

i think theres a huge problem with atheism, the journey towards it should be taken alone with a little help, we shouldnt force people into changing their whole concept of reality, that would be cruel.

i think you need to tighten up your respect for people who have witnessed life thru a different lens and walked it in different shoes to you.

I never suggested we do. I just said i loose all respect for religious people who believe in "god" it does not bother me they believe it, im not a non believer who tries to convert others to my way of thinking.

Dial Hard

There's an awful lot of gobsh!tes on Boards.

Gloomtastic!

After watching that final, Ireland has a very tenuous link to talent, if they are the best acts they’ve had.

And the winners? Splitting the Dublin vote seven ways to one Cork act. That was never going to end well.

eliterank

I still can't believe its not butter

kumate_champ07

pgj2015 wrote: »

I never suggested we do. I just said i loose all respect for religious people who believe in "god" it does not bother me they believe it, im not a non believer who tries to convert others to my way of thinking.

'loose' is when you dont have a firm grip on something

i find it hard to respect someone who judges others on their beliefs rather than their actions, i can respect a person who believes in a god as long as their actions are good, but there are those who believe in a god and their actions go against their own god, those people deserve no respect

pgj2015

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

'loose' is when you dont have a firm grip on something

i find it hard to respect someone who judges others on their beliefs rather than their actions, i can respect a person who believes in a god as long as their actions are good, but there are those who believe in a god and their actions go against their own god, those people deserve no respect

This thread = say something controversial, I did...............

Lorelli!

mynamejeff wrote: »

people who never contributed anything apart from more children to feed and live parasitically off welfare payments should not be allowed to vote and have a say in how the country is run

get and job and pay income tax or do substantial volunteer work of shut the fcuk up your opinion is not important

Sure we could just bring back the workhouses. That'd teach them :rolleyes:

kumate_champ07

pgj2015 wrote: »

This thread = say something controversial, I did...............

i know. im just offering a different point of view. i apologise if i seemed harsh

kumate_champ07

sightband wrote: »

I couldn’t give a shįte about all those women who have to travel to the UK for abortions, the journey would sometimes take less than local transport in this kip. Am totally indifferent to the outcome of the referendum as if you really want or have to get an abortion it’s easily done. If abortion is made available here privately you can be sure it will cost far more than in UK and a large cohort will still travel to save a few euros which they can think about spending on contraception.

im sure alot of people agree with you but are afraid to say that out loud

kumate_champ07

i think the 'wellness industry' is mostly full of charlatans,

its a playground for the middle class. there are alot of useful techniques available but they package them up and charge a ridiculously high price for something that was created for good, not profit. i realise people need to earn money, but some of the prices people charge are ridiculous. and alot of the participants are just going thru the motions rather than becoming better people

theres a very popular facebook group that promotes angel readings and psychic courses, along with mindfulness and yoga. i cant take them seriously when they advertise scam artists. i think you can tell if someone is genuine when you look at their costs and when they offer the ability to make a donation/ give discounts depending on your financial situation. ive seen spiritual weekend breaks costs more than nice hotels&leisure activities, and you end up staying in a dorm.

robarmstrong

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

i think the 'wellness industry' is mostly full of charlatans,

its a playground for the middle class. there are alot of useful techniques available but they package them up and charge a ridiculously high price for something that was created for good, not profit. i realise people need to earn money, but some of the prices people charge are ridiculous. and alot of the participants are just going thru the motions rather than becoming better people

theres a very popular facebook group that promotes angel readings and psychic courses, along with mindfulness and yoga. i cant take them seriously when they advertise scam artists. i think you can tell if someone is genuine when you look at their costs and when they offer the ability to make a donation/ give discounts depending on your financial situation. ive seen spiritual weekend breaks costs more than nice hotels&leisure activities, and you end up staying in a dorm.

Fairly certain I was banned from that group for asking why they were asking people to register for a psychic course, surely they'd just know who was going to turn up

mynamejeff

Hapax Legomenon wrote: »

You should be forced into unemployment. For the sake of your colleagues, if nothing else.

ive been in some form of employment since i was 14 .

there is always a job out there , it may not be a nice job or a good job and it may not pay as much as youd like ,but there is always a job

people who choose to be unemployed are parasitic and deserving of neither pity nor respect because of it

suicide_circus

mynamejeff wrote: »

ive been in some form of employment since i was 14 .

there is always a job out there , it may not be a nice job or a good job and it may not pay as much as youd like ,but there is always a job

people who choose to be unemployed are parasitic and deserving of neither pity nor respect because of it

Youre the same as myself. Choosing not to work and allow the rest of society to feed, house, clothe and give you pocket money when you are an adult fit to work is a pathetic life choice and there should be a severe stigma attached to it.

kumate_champ07

robarmstrong wrote: »

Fairly certain I was banned from that group for asking why they were asking people to register for a psychic course, surely they'd just know who was going to turn up

i called them out a few times, the pricks didnt even acknowledge me so i just left the group! im surprised they havent invented a yearly award ceremony for themselves to have a circle jerk

kumate_champ07

mynamejeff wrote: »

ive been in some form of employment since i was 14 .

there is always a job out there , it may not be a nice job or a good job and it may not pay as much as youd like ,but there is always a job

people who choose to be unemployed are parasitic and deserving of neither pity nor respect because of it

maybe, but i think some businesses are parasitic themselves, they feed off their workers, and get unfair tax breaks

mynamejeff

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

maybe, but i think some businesses are parasitic themselves, they feed off their workers, and get unfair tax breaks

completely different issue

theres bad people every where

ArtyC

mynamejeff wrote: »

ive been in some form of employment since i was 14 .

there is always a job out there , it may not be a nice job or a good job and it may not pay as much as youd like ,but there is always a job

people who choose to be unemployed are parasitic and deserving of neither pity nor respect because of it

This is also me. Drop in welfare each year someone is on it. No rewards for having kids while unemployed either

beans

Brexit's not going to happen.

Those in charge are going to dream something up to stop it before it comes to pass.

sightband

beans wrote: »

Brexit's not going to happen.

Those in charge are going to dream something up to stop it before it comes to pass.

Think that was what most hoped for early on, beyond the point of no return now.

beans

sightband wrote: »

Think that was what most hoped for early on, beyond the point of no return now.

There's some snakey bullship coming, I can smell it...

Experience_day

beans wrote: »

There's some snakey bullship coming, I can smell it...

Course it's not going to happen. As discussed in another thread, it was the first chance the Brits had to actually have their say in a while. Can't allow such notions to fester like they have a choice!

That or it'll be watered down to mean nothing...