So uh, how was this NOT about religion? You know, because all the deniers keep insisting this kind of crap has nothing to do with religion.
Suicide bomber targeting Christians kills 65, mostly women and children
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Do you have guilt about it? Do you feel you deserve to die because of it? By all means go seek your beheading, by their hands. Maybe you'll be able to sleep at night.
Nope.....no guilt here. Haven't done anything to be guilty about. Life is grand. Move along now....this is the adult section.
Then if you don't deserve to die, and I don't deserve to die, Your argument is void. It's lost all credibility.
Now if the news, was suicide bomber finds US aggressors who killed their family and blows them up. Then maybe your argument would have a little bit of credibility.
Welcom back btw.
As far as i know, this is the children part of the forum :lol:
It's you who has ventured to far out of the old grumpy miserable part of the website :lol:
We should round up everyone who feels guilty about the US government bombing them and send them over to Syria as a form of revenge present package. After they kill them all we are fare and square.
I am usually a dedicated news watcher (realizing that 99.99% of it is crap, but I watch anyway) but that has changed. I will watch the local news but I am too much of a chicken **** to watch much of the National news broadcasts. It seems like every Newcastle starts with horrific pictures of people blowing up other people, in the name of who knows what.
I will have to start reading the paper more. Then I have the choice of leaving the room, or turning the page.
I will have to start reading the paper more. Then I have the choice of leaving the room, or turning the page.
Pakistan is as screwed up as the rest of the area.......
Blasphemy is a hugely sensitive issue in Pakistan, where even unproven allegations can stir mob violence and lynchings.
2, 000 people protesting the execution of Mumtaz Qadri – a former Punjab police commando hanged last month for assassinating Punjab governor Salman Taseer are staging a sit-in at D-Chowk within the capital's Red Zone.
The demonstration that started early Sunday evening is still underway although the crowd has diminished from 10,000 to around 2,000 protesters.
The protesters led by Sunni Tehreek (ST) and Tehreek-i-Labbaik Ya Rasool (SAW) leadership had arrived in the capital on Sunday to attend Qadri's chehlum presented a charter of demand before the government and have announced to stay in the Red Zone unless the government accepts these demands, which include implementation of Shariah in the country and declaring Mumtaz Qadri a martyr.
The set of 10 demands issued under the banner of the Tehreek-i-Labbaik Ya Rasool (SAW), include the unconditional release of all Sunni clerics and leaders booked on various charges, including terrorism and murder; the recognition of Mumtaz Qadri as a martyr and the conversion of his Adiala Jail cell into a national heritage site; assurances that the blasphemy laws will not be amended; and the removal of Ahmadis and other non-Muslims who had occupied key posts.
They also demanded the execution of blasphemy accused Aasia Bibi, the woman former Punjab Governor Salmaan Taseer was killed for defending.
more
http://www.dawn.com/news/1248261/nearly-2000-pro-qadri-protesters-continue-sit-in-outside-parliament
Blasphemy is a hugely sensitive issue in Pakistan, where even unproven allegations can stir mob violence and lynchings.
2, 000 people protesting the execution of Mumtaz Qadri – a former Punjab police commando hanged last month for assassinating Punjab governor Salman Taseer are staging a sit-in at D-Chowk within the capital's Red Zone.
The demonstration that started early Sunday evening is still underway although the crowd has diminished from 10,000 to around 2,000 protesters.
The protesters led by Sunni Tehreek (ST) and Tehreek-i-Labbaik Ya Rasool (SAW) leadership had arrived in the capital on Sunday to attend Qadri's chehlum presented a charter of demand before the government and have announced to stay in the Red Zone unless the government accepts these demands, which include implementation of Shariah in the country and declaring Mumtaz Qadri a martyr.
The set of 10 demands issued under the banner of the Tehreek-i-Labbaik Ya Rasool (SAW), include the unconditional release of all Sunni clerics and leaders booked on various charges, including terrorism and murder; the recognition of Mumtaz Qadri as a martyr and the conversion of his Adiala Jail cell into a national heritage site; assurances that the blasphemy laws will not be amended; and the removal of Ahmadis and other non-Muslims who had occupied key posts.
They also demanded the execution of blasphemy accused Aasia Bibi, the woman former Punjab Governor Salmaan Taseer was killed for defending.
more
http://www.dawn.com/news/1248261/nearly-2000-pro-qadri-protesters-continue-sit-in-outside-parliament
You can probably die in a flood over there even easier than you can be bombed into the grave. I wonder if they understand what a 'hill' is?
God doesn't get too excited if a few more show up for supper than the normal 25,000 children per day.
God doesn't get too excited if a few more show up for supper than the normal 25,000 children per day.
