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Re: Nick Griffin and his Abnormal Involuntary Movements

Legend11 wrote:
>> "Pope Pompous XVIII" <popepompousxviii@iol.ie> wrote in message
>> news:pan.2009.10.25.21.23.11@popesnews.invalid...
>>> On Sun, 25 Oct 2009 18:23:25 +0000, Legend11 wrote:
>>>
>>>> I don't care if it was a set-up. I like many people come from a family
>>>> that made sacrifices fighting fascism, and I'm disgusted it's rearing
>>>> its head again in living memory of WWII...especially in a country that
>>>> suffered more than its fair share in that war. Those against the BNP
>>>> have a moral obligation to fight them...fairly or otherwise.
>>>
>>> Shut your fucking hole you whingeing little shite.  There's no moral
>>> *obligation* on anyone to do anything once you throw God out the window.
>>> Fucking idiot. The drugs really have screwed with your brain.
>>>
>
>
> Are you one of these who think you have to believe in a book of fairy
> tales to have a guiding moral compass? LOL...it gets worse.
>
> There are acts of compassion and kindness committed every single day by
> people with absolutely *zero* belief in your god. It's called using
> one's humanity to guide you, or your upbringing. They are what should
> tell you not to be violent, to not steal from people, to not rape women,
> or beat on your wife, and to respect others...etc. etc...ad infinitum.
> If you need the fear of burning in fire for an eternity to keep you from
> doing those things, then I worry about you and your fellow Christians. I
> really do.
>
> So an old lady drops her purse and doesn't notice...well if I don't
> believe in god, why would I pick up the old lady's purse and hand it
> straight back to her? As that is what I and the *vast* amount of
> atheist/agnostics would do. It's called honesty (a hard one for a
> scouser to grasp, but bear with me). It's feeling compassion....or
> sympathy. Even atheists and agnostics like myself feel the full range of
> human emotions you know.
>
> Fuck me you're a bit simple, lad.
>

Even the simplest of topics baffles Pope and morality is one of them.
The Bible has passages that have murder, rape, slavery and incest so I'm
not really sure it's a good place to look for moral guidance.

You really have to wonder how the civilisations that pre-dated Christian
coped without morals -- I'm surprised they survived at all.

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