Cancel culture

[Inanimate Carbon Rod]

2 minutes ago, Granny Danger said:

You “find it very strange” that religious nut jobs just make things up to suit their oppressive agenda?  Really?

I find it strange that they believe its a credible view point, i find it strange that it isnt subject to more criticism and ridicule, I find it strange that people tend to accept their positions. 

[Granny Danger]

10 minutes ago, Inanimate Carbon Rod said:

I find it strange that they believe its a credible view point, i find it strange that it isnt subject to more criticism and ridicule, I find it strange that people tend to accept their positions. 

The only people who will criticise and ridicule it are those of us outwith the influence of religious organisations.  Much of the brainwashing that goes on in religion centres on not challenging the teachings.

Of course it’s much worse in some religions, that’s why you can’t have an open discussion with a Jehovah’s Witness or a Muslim about their religion.  Probably some Catholics too, though less so than in years gone by.

 

[coprolite]

58 minutes ago, Inanimate Carbon Rod said:

Yep, the concepts of transgenderism, gender questioning, homosexuality, bisexuality etc all predate the abrahamic religions which are so vehemently opposed to them. I find it very strange that people can just claim that ‘god thinks this’ or ‘jesus would be sad at the thought of a person changing gender’ when actually if you ever really look at writings about Jesus he was essentially a big hippie socialist guy to put a modern label on it. There’s also a very interesting school of thought which suggests Jesus was partial to spending the night with Paul and that they were lovers. How people can take the sorta consensus held through most theologic academia about Jesus and try and suggest that he would defend their ultra conservative dogma or embody this really hate filled position they take on life suggests to me they havent got the grasp on their religion in the way they should. It’s almost like they are using their ‘faith’ and twisting it to suit a very narrow agenda which has no basis in historical context or logic. 

This also applies to people whose faith is in a rudimentary, partial understanding of science. 

[Scotty Tunbridge]

The fall of James Cordon may be upon us people, this is not a drill.

[Bairnardo]

The fall of James Cordon may be upon us people, this is not a drill.

Cancel him immediately. All hands to the pumps.

[topcat(The most tip top)]

17 minutes ago, Scotty Tunbridge said:

The fall of James Cordon may be upon us people, this is not a drill.

I don't know what he's said. I've no intention of finding out but I'm advocating that we cancel him just in case I'd be offended by it

[Boo Khaki]

Treating restaurant staff like shit, the hallmark of a complete and utter shitgibbon

[welshbairn]

Has to be the first time the fat c**t's been called tiny. 

[jamamafegan]

Limmy will be loving it.

[topcat(The most tip top)]

5 minutes ago, welshbairn said:

Has to be the first time the fat c**t's been called tiny. 

He is surrounded by actual Americans now!

 

[101]

Probably means the story of him acting the p***k on a plane was true, imagine being minted and still being a miserable horrible man.

[Steve_Wilkos]

I hate that fat c**t so much. 

[jimbaxters]

4 hours ago, Inanimate Carbon Rod said:

Yep, the concepts of transgenderism, gender questioning, homosexuality, bisexuality etc all predate the abrahamic religions which are so vehemently opposed to them. I find it very strange that people can just claim that ‘god thinks this’ or ‘jesus would be sad at the thought of a person changing gender’ when actually if you ever really look at writings about Jesus he was essentially a big hippie socialist guy to put a modern label on it. There’s also a very interesting school of thought which suggests Jesus was partial to spending the night with Paul and that they were lovers. How people can take the sorta consensus held through most theologic academia about Jesus and try and suggest that he would defend their ultra conservative dogma or embody this really hate filled position they take on life suggests to me they havent got the grasp on their religion in the way they should. It’s almost like they are using their ‘faith’ and twisting it to suit a very narrow agenda which has no basis in historical context or logic. 

That unnecessary and frankly silly sentence there lost you credibility, pal 

True faith will never be based on hate but there are points of view which can be upheld without voicing them, especially when it will cause argument or conflict. 

[Florentine_Pogen]

2 hours ago, Scotty Tunbridge said:

The fall of James Cordon may be upon us people, this is not a drill.

Nothing would give me greater pleasure than seeing yon p***k get his comeuppance / cancelling / Kevin Spacey-ing.

[Sherrif John Bunnell]

Limmy's reactions to Corden's car karaoke videos are priceless.

 

 

 

Edited October 18, 2022 by Sherrif John Bunnell

[carpetmonster]

31 minutes ago, jimbaxters said:

That unnecessary and frankly silly sentence there lost you credibility, pal 

True faith will never be based on hate but there are points of view which can be upheld without voicing them, especially when it will cause argument or conflict. 

Certainly sounds more likely than Jesus being a big fan of semi-automatic weapons, which is espoused from the rooftops by millions of folks in America. 

True faith is often based on hate. The Westboro Baptist Church are "arguably the most obnoxious and rabid hate group in America", per the Southern Poverty Law Center, but they're not usually accused of being insincere. 

[RH33]

I've had a non binery name since before it was cool!

[welshbairn]

 

[Boo Khaki]

I thought WBC had long been acknowledged as nothing more that a bunch of deliberate agent provocateurs setting out to goad people into litigation?

[oneteaminglasgow]

I don’t see how anyone could possibly argue that cancel culture isn’t an overwhelmingly positive thing if it manages to get rid of James Corden.