FancyMancy
Well-known member
Medieval times were shit, and today is not much better.
Then why you are here?SSwombat said:Don't give a fuck what you think!
Looks like just to bitch and cry and be a baby :lol:The Alchemist7 said:Then why you are here?SSwombat said:Don't give a fuck what you think!
I'd love to see the aftermath of every people ever who said that.SSwombat said:I told you a long time ago, I'm going to do everything I can to bring you down. Where are these 'mighty' gods of your's...bring them on!
So you say our beliefs are as genuine as a 3 dollars bill, then you say you will do everything in your power to shut down these beliefs that are as genuine as a 3 dollar bill.SSwombat said:I don't give a "rat's ass" about your beliefs -- they're as genuine as a three dollar bill -- and you're a despicable criminal!
I told you a long time ago, I'm going to do everything I can to bring you down. Where are these 'mighty' gods of your's...bring them on!
The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution says that everyone in the United States has the right to practice his or her own religion, or no religion at all.
The Establishment Clause of the First Amendment prohibits government from encouraging or promoting ("establishing") religion in any way. That's why we don't have an official religion of the United States. This means that the government may not give financial support to any religion. That's why many school voucher programs violate the Establishment Clause -- because they give taxpayers' money to schools that promote religion.
The Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment gives you the right to worship or not as you choose. The government can't penalize you because of your religious beliefs.
Article 9: Freedom of religion or belief
We all have the right to express ourselves freely and hold our own opinions – even if our views are unpopular or could upset or offend others.
Article 9 protects:
● the freedom to change religion or belief
● the freedom to exercise religion or belief publicly or privately, alone or with others
● the freedom to exercise religion or belief in worship, teaching, practice and observance, and
● the right to have no religion (to be atheist or agnostic) or to have non-religious beliefs protected (such as a belief in the need for urgent action to tackle climate change or philosophical beliefs such as pacifism or veganism).
Article 10: Free expression
We have the right to express ourselves freely and hold our own opinions – even if our views are unpopular or could upset or offend others.
Article 10 of the Human Rights Act protects a right that’s fundamental to our democracy – our freedom of expression is fundamental to our democracy.
It means we’re free to hold opinions and ideas and to share them with others without the State interfering.
Article 10 also protects your right to communicate and express yourself in any medium – including through words, pictures and actions. It’s often used to defend press freedom and protect journalists’ sources.
This right covers:
Political expression – including peaceful protests and demonstrations Artistic expression Commercial expression – particularly when it also raises matters of legitimate public debate and concern.
The right to free expression would be meaningless if it only protected certain types of expression. So Article 10 protects both popular and unpopular expression – including speech that might shock others
Article 11: Right to protest
We have the right to come together with others and peacefully express our views.
Everyone has the right to associate with others and gather together for a common purpose.
Article 11 is fundamental to keeping us free. It lets us protest peacefully, join trade unions and hold the powerful to account.
The State can’t interfere with your right to protest just because it disagrees with protesters’ views, because it’s likely to be inconvenient and cause a nuisance or because there might be tension and heated exchange between opposing groups.
Instead it must take reasonable steps to enable you to protest and to protect participants in peaceful demonstrations from disruption by others.
You fill my big, long, pleasurable penis full of blood and you make me all tingly inside. Indeed, you make me horny, you being all big and hard online.SSwombat said:NOW POST THIS NOW, YOU S.O.B!!!
Then when you make deliberate mistakes like "your is" like that, you kill my boner. For fuck sake. Forget you.your's
Do you think it is the same lollagers as those "exposing JoS" sites who claimed to have got one of our sites removed before? I'm being sarcastic, so you don't have to reply.Egon said:I'd love to see the aftermath of every people ever who said that.SSwombat said:I told you a long time ago, I'm going to do everything I can to bring you down. Where are these 'mighty' gods of your's...bring them on!
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This sNOswhybataneyelid means it has registered other usernames here already.HP. Zevios Metathronos said:We are gladdened to know that andrapoda like you are trying to censor us and we have existed for 20 years.
You must be doing something really wrong. Gotta try another angle.
SSwombat said:Let's get something straight...once and for all time; if I argue a point of difference here (about anything), it's because I'm trying an angle. If I drank booze like you say, I would've been dead a long time ago. I don't give a "rat's ass" about your beliefs -- they're as genuine as a three dollar bill -- and you're a despicable criminal!
I told you a long time ago, I'm going to do everything I can to bring you down. Where are these 'mighty' gods of your's...bring them on!
I am part of a political movement to get legislation through Congress to permanently ban SOS [Sack-Of-Shit] like you...and nothing will stop us!
I'm leaving now as this username, but I will be back -- YOU CAN BET ON IT!!