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RPWC · 25th September 2013, 17:10

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Originally Posted by FLYER

The archbishop of Canterbury has said we should pray for those murdered AND the gunmen/women.

I was baptised in the christian church but i for one wont be saying any prayers for those who murder innocent people.

I will, be praying for them to get some awful illness and suffer with it.

FredSpencer · 25th September 2013, 17:49

A colleague of mine lost two relatives in this massacre, an elderly aunt and a 17 year old nephew, both shot dead. He doesn't blame any religion for what happened, just bad people. Please, express your sympathy for all those affected by all means, but can you keep your ignorant xenophobic comments to yourselves, they really don't help at all.

FLYER · 25th September 2013, 18:11

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Originally Posted by FredSpencer

A colleague of mine lost two relatives in this massacre, an elderly aunt and a 17 year old nephew, both shot dead. He doesn't blame any religion for what happened, just bad people. Please, express your sympathy for all those affected by all means, but can you keep your ignorant xenophobic comments to yourselves, they really don't help at all.

Who are you directing that comment to Fred ????.

You said "yourselves".

If it,s directed at me i am entitled to my opinion about current events .

FredSpencer · 25th September 2013, 18:36

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Originally Posted by FLYER

Who are you directing that comment to Fred ????.

You said "yourselves".

If it,s directed at me i am entitled to my opinion about current events .

Anyone making, or contemplating making, an ignorant xenophobic comment, George.

FLYER · 25th September 2013, 18:45

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Originally Posted by FredSpencer

Anyone making, or contemplating making, an ignorant xenophobic comment, George.

Members are entitled to their opinion Fred .
We have moderators to control content.

MrDoodles · 25th September 2013, 19:40

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Originally Posted by FredSpencer

Anyone making, or contemplating making, an ignorant xenophobic comment, George.

"xenophobia
an abnormal fear or hatred of foreigners and strange things."

Not sure how anyone highlighting the "Religion of Peace" can be classed a "Xenophobic"?

FLYER · 25th September 2013, 19:57

My earlier point was that innocent members of the public have been murdered so why does the clergy ask us to consider those who perpetrated the crime.

They deserve contempt not kind thoughts.

The church should consider those apalled by terrorist action.

MrDoodles · 25th September 2013, 20:01

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Originally Posted by FLYER

My earlier point was that innocent members of the public have been murdered so why does the clergy ask us to consider those who perpetrated the crime.

They deserve contempt not kind thoughts.

The church should consider those apalled by terrorist action.

The biggest laugh is, that most of the C of E Clergy, are the biggest Dhimmi's out there, but would be swinging from the nearest lamppost, if the Muslims ever gained any power!

Fools!

stevemac · 25th September 2013, 20:44

"Xenophobia is the irrational or unreasoned fear of that which is perceived to be foreign or strange"

Nothing "irrational or unreasoned" about having your head blown off of some religious nutcases.

COLVERT · 25th September 2013, 22:00

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Originally Posted by FLYER

The archbishop of Canterbury has said we should pray for those murdered AND the gunmen/women.

I was baptised in the christian church but i for one wont be saying any prayers for those who murder innocent people.

Couldn't we just pray for them------to go to a VERY hot place down below ??

Colv.

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FLYER Banned rover75 cdti AUTO TOURER 160 bhp. Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Glasgow Posts: 35,346 Thanks: 2,985 Thanked 3,685 Times in 2,463 Posts	My earlier point was that innocent members of the public have been murdered so why does the clergy ask us to consider those who perpetrated the crime. They deserve contempt not kind thoughts. The church should consider those apalled by terrorist action.