Comments on: Police investigate homophobia in Arab-language publication

By: Isaac

Isaac — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 13:35:53 +0000

“God lives in my heart”

It must be a bugger to find furniture that goes with your ventricles.

““One never knows what kind of bacteria and germs are found on them,” it said of gay men.”

We all know what kind of germs are found on gay men! GAY GERMS! They’re nasty little buggers, appear pink and flowery under the microscope and become hyper-stimulated when any Abba track is played within 100 metres of them. And what’s more, we gay men walk down the street spraying our gay germs over good heterosexual men. If they don’t bathe within an hour the infection takes hold and within a week they’ll become gay. Primary symptoms – excellent fashion sense, a love of all things shiny and an overwhelming desire to insert all manner of objects up bottoms.

Dipshits.

By: paslanmaz

paslanmaz — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 11:52:09 +0000

God lives in my heart,

By: Tevans

Tevans — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 03:43:06 +0000

Chris — I could hang with you. Very intelligent argument that just about exactly mirrors my own thoughts on this subject… Keep growing, bro.

By: Bill Perdue

Bill Perdue — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 23:09:39 +0000

The story first appeared several months ago as a result of misreporting by homophobic christianist scandalmongers about a study indicating that a form of flesh eating bacteria, MRSA (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) was sexually transmitted. It’s not limited to sexual activity but is transmitted by skin to skin contact.

MRSA also occurs in nature. MRSA colonies can live on plants and rocks etc., and on surfaces in homes, etc. It’s more prevalent in crowded areas and hardly limited to the GLBT communities.

This is very old news and the editors of Al-Salam, if they want to capture the title ‘Most Bigoted New Source’ instead of “Most Ridiculous and Outdated Paper” will just have to get with the times.

Religion is superstition when it’s all dressed up and trying to be respectable. But it’s not; religion, christist or islamist speaks with the howling madness of the Dark Ages.

These cultists are dangerous and ought to be strictly segregated from sane people, losing their tax exemptions and being prosecuted just like any other hate mongers. Cult schools should be closed and they should be forbidden to propagandize children. In addition no priest should be allowed near young boys without the accompaniment of armed guards.

By: Roger W.

Roger W. — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 03:59:28 +0000

We can only hope the German authorities have the backbone to put a stop to this hate and fear instigating publication! The radical, backward, hate filled Islamists will go as far as free nations allow them in spouting their bigoted and ignorant beliefs. They deserve just as much latitude to express their views as they give other regligions to express their views in Islamist countries. Iran and Saudi Arabia anyone???

By: Wes

Wes — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 17:57:05 +0000

Well, this isn’t about anyone’s religious rights. It is about aggressive ignorance and slander. The Nazis made the same kinds of statements about Jews. This is clearly an issue of defamation and incitement.

By: Quasi

Quasi — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 17:03:55 +0000

Religion is a choice! But anyone who questions religion is blasted as being evil and atheistic by these self-appointed and closed-minded deceivers. They force their prejudices on their children. And when a child becomes an adult and thinks for himself/herself, they begin condemning one of their own for finding a “different truth”. The purpose of religion is to stop such independent thinking and force their “sheep” to become non-thinking automatons, and give all their time and money to the cause of their bigoted, self-serving and evil leaders. …… I say this will all kindness and humility, with an healthier emotion and an independent wisdom than my oponents would speak: As long at they do not try to force me to accept their religion and ill-conceived ideas, I will not force them to accept me and my ideas. But if they push me, then I must needs push back with equal or even greater force. I am not a “sheep”; I can think and I can think even more clearly and use my good judgement. With a humanitarian conscience, I cannot throw my good sense to the wind . So I say, please keep your religion at home or in your churches, and leave the rest of us alone, and allow us to live as you might want to live. Remember, it is a great thing to love one’s neighbor, which means letting your neighbor live freely as well, even if you do not agree with them. One day, if they restrict the LGBT community enough, they will become victims of their own agenda and laws. That is the law of nature.

By: Chris Sullivan

Chris Sullivan — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 16:46:39 +0000

Actually, what we know of today as the “catholic church” was originally known as the “Cult of Mary”. “CULT” is the perfect word because that is exactly what it is. They take children since nearly birth, brainwash (“indoctrinate”) them into these f*cked up fairy-tale beliefs and by the time they are old enough and mature enough to have a critical mind of their own, the brainwashing really can’t be undone 100%. Yes, Adam and Eve is a fairy tale -a silly story, created because the authors didn’t know where to begin their story book. Did Adam have a belly-button? – he couldn’t have. Are we all decendents of incest? Hardly. They would have us reject the strong science behind carbon dating to prove that humanity existed for far longer than the mere 6,000 or so years they would like us to believe – but we are supposed to believe utterly ridiculous stories like “virgin births”, people “rising from the dead”, people “living inside of whales”. Bottom line is – these people are living proof of the tremendous destructive power of brainwashing and they won’t be happy until all of us are forced to lived by there twisted stories. Just this week they are challenging the University of California for rejecting course work that was obtained at religious schools which taught them that anything other than their religious beliefs is wrong. Evolution – or, that which evolves, is a no-brainer for people who still have the capacity to think for themselves. To believe the fiction that is the Bible or the Koran is really very unhealthy. They were for a time and a place but we have allowed these “propoganda” books far too much weight because as a species, we seem to love to wallow in our own self-created theater.

By: William

William — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 14:28:20 +0000

‘Infringe on their religious rights’, hmmm, I wonder what the religious right would say if we founded our own ‘LGBT religion’ and declared all the straight people ’sick, evil, etc’. We would merely be expressing our religious views, wouldn’t we? I wonder how they’d like it to have hundreds of places of worship filled with people condemning them for who they are, denying them basic rights and telling their children ‘not to end op like one of those you know whats’.
But then again, they’d probably never wonder about any of these things. Self-criticism and empathy simply being beyond these people who derive their identity from hating their fellow citizens.

By: TigerTzu

TigerTzu — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 09:17:24 +0000

With few exceptions, I challenge anyone to name another institution that has done more harm to humanity in general than organized religion.