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See everyone loves my ideas, time to implement them now and make me supreme overlord of earth, I'll now be taking applications for embassador of oppression, Vice chairman in charge of terror and mind control (also monitors subliminal message department and the office of corruption)
Stand by for more openenings, experience in torture and domination tactics a plus!!!
Can I please have a job doing torture?:clap: Oh it is my life long dream to inflict terribly agonizing measures of torture.:dance:Quote:
Originally Posted by SwirlyMass
sorry i didnt read the hwole thread and all but i have a very clear OPINION (as in mine and i aint trying to change yours and i have a right to it and all that lol), i think the family of the murdered one should become the judge, they should chose whether the person dies, how he dies and all that i know your gonna say this has been said (cos i read that far) but i dont mean the family be able to hurt him and all that cos some ppl wotn be able to do that, like imagine some kind old ladies who goes church every weekend husband got killed and she got to do whatever she wants with the man who did it ofr an hour, lol, she will be like oh crap i want this fucker to die but i cant kill him myself cos like i cant do that but i would love someone to do it for me and so it goes...
Attach the Electrodes of Freedom to the Testicles of Terror, and turn on the juice!
O GK you’re in a heavy sort of way since you’ve been back. Where did you go? Looking for yourself perhaps?
Murder and killing are two different things that’s why we have two different words.
People try and make the argument that Christians are hypocrites because of their support in both the death penalty and the war in Iraq. Christians are people living in a perpetual state of sin just like the rest of the world. We are not Christ, no one is. Ideally we should try and emulate they way he lived his life because he was without sin. If it were possible to live your life as Christ lived his dieing for our sins would be unnecessary. Wow thought I was in the religious section there for a moment.
As for the death penalty and war. As long as there is evil in this world, they both are necessary.
Everybody is evil and not evil alike, there is a balance that you have to find, its not like some people are one or the other.Quote:
Originally Posted by likemclever
then again, what is evil? what makes someone evil? as i heard in a movie once, "one countries terrorist is another countries freedom fighter", what makes someone evil that another person could consider righteous?
its all the same, all relative,
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Originally Posted by MegaOctane12
although I do believe that their are truly evil people in this world.
YES, its very effective ... FACT: if they are dead, they will no longer kill people ... and, YES, killing is insane... more specifically, it is SIN, and we all are sinful ... all the touchy-feely warm fuzzies in the world will never change human nature and sin ... :smokin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Garden Knowm
nah 2 wrongs dont make a right.