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  • Pastor Ezekiel
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    Re: Potter books inspire horrific violence

    Originally posted by ImdefinatelyHellbound View Post
    It still means you "misquoted" the article to fit your own agenda. You made inferences about it being related to Harry Potter when there is no real evidence to support this, only speculation. Can you deny that you created this lie about the connection between the incident and Harry Potter?

    From now on, whatever you argue is no longer credible because of what you have done here. You clearly aren't worth anymore time since you resort to editing articles to fit your perspectives. It was fun listening to your lies.
    This coming from a zit-faced boy who thinks getting accepted into Slitherin is a worthwhile goal, and who makes every post oversized and green. Arrogant little tools of satan like you need to shut your trap and spend your time reading God's Holy Word instead of worshiping satan.

    Originally posted by Dances with Joos View Post
    The evidence points to someone getting pissed off at her having provided information to the police and taking revenge. I see absolutely nothing in that article that would make me think the branding had anything to do with one of the lovely and talented Ms. Rowling's books.
    There can be absolutely no doubt that the witch Rowling has inspired countless acts of savagery such as this one. That you want to attack sister Virginia and nitpick over such niggling details only goes to show how right she was.

    The things that you don't see are voluminous. God has placed scales upon your eyes. Praise Jesus!

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  • Old Iron Crotch
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    Originally posted by Virginia D. Templeton View Post
    It still says "apparent," which means it only seems like the attack was inspired by Potter. Can you deny that the evidence overwhelmingly points that way?


    The evidence points to someone getting pissed off at her having provided information to the police and taking revenge. I see absolutely nothing in that article that would make me think the branding had anything to do with one of the lovely and talented Ms. Rowling's books.

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  • YesImHellbound
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    Originally posted by Virginia D. Templeton View Post
    It still says "apparent," which means it only seems like the attack was inspired by Potter. Can you deny that the evidence overwhelmingly points that way?
    It still means you "misquoted" the article to fit your own agenda. You made inferences about it being related to Harry Potter when there is no real evidence to support this, only speculation. Can you deny that you created this lie about the connection between the incident and Harry Potter?

    From now on, whatever you argue is no longer credible because of what you have done here. You clearly aren't worth anymore time since you resort to editing articles to fit your perspectives. It was fun listening to your lies.

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  • Brother Temperance
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    Re: Potter books inspire horrific violence

    Originally posted by Shallow-izer View Post
    Well, you're "holy" bible caused such havok, yet no one seems to remember.
    Um, I think quite a lot of people remember the Holocaust, as it happens. And blaming the Bible for the actions of Catholics seems a bit of a stretch.
    They are concidered innocent because they are not armed. Babies are innocent because they are not armed. Small children are innocent, because they are not armed.
    So Paris Hilton must be innocent, because she's not armed? Lewis Libby must be innocent, because he's not armed? Ken Lay must've been innocent, because he wasn't armed?
    Also, I'll have you know that it's by no means uncommon in Freehold for small children to be armed. Shows how accurate your stereotypes are.
    They are civilians.

    Not that you'd care you heartless bigot.
    Where does God command us to spare "civilians"?
    Sad that an atheist has a stronger sence of right and wrong then a so called "devout" troo chris-chin.
    No, he deludedly thinks he does. Charles Manson, Mao Zedong and Al Gore all consider or considered themselves to have very strong senses of right and wrong, but we can all recognise their actions as horrific. Ultimately, your morality is subjective and relative, ours is objective.
    Originally posted by stealtfc View Post
    wrong again. Witchcraft has a lot more to do with it then simply flicking a wand and saying the magic words.
    Correct, it also involves Satan.
    Oh, and btw, children have an overactive imagination. It's good for them to imagine things. Scientific research proves that it helps their brain develop, and i'm sure both of us can agree on that. I'm sure that children who have read the bible stories have a very overactive imagination, picturing all the things that is says happened. I mean, of course they have to imagine it.
    Would you care to explain what you mean by that? You don't need that much of an imagination to picture all the facts contained in the Bible, surely?

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  • Karmic Retribution
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    Originally posted by Virginia D. Templeton View Post
    It still says "apparent," which means it only seems like the attack was inspired by Potter. Can you deny that the evidence overwhelmingly points that way?
    I have a question. Is a soccer ball testicular shaped? You seem to think all spherical things are.

    Anyways.

    It was probably just blamed on the excitement for lack of evidence of the 'tattle-tale act by the lady. A snitch is a tattle-tale after all.

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  • Virginia Day Templeton
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    Originally posted by Dances with Joy View Post
    No, what it proves is that you people will deliberately misquote in order to make things seem to fit your agenda. In other words, you lie.
    It still says "apparent," which means it only seems like the attack was inspired by Potter. Can you deny that the evidence overwhelmingly points that way?
    Last edited by Virginia Day Templeton; 06-24-2007, 08:34 PM.

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  • Karmic Retribution
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    Originally posted by stealtfc View Post
    wrong again. Witchcraft has a lot more to do with it then simply flicking a wand and saying the magic words. Oh, and btw, children have an overactive imagination. It's good for them to imagine things. Scientific research proves that it helps their brain develop, and i'm sure both of us can agree on that. I'm sure that children who have read the bible stories have a very overactive imagination, picturing all the things that is says happened. I mean, of course they have to imagine it.
    Children's minds are overactively imagining things. This is why they run around the house and act like beds are boats or something. I bet you did it as a child, they just imagine different things. Don't worry, they grow out of it eventually, but not always.

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  • stealtfc
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    Originally posted by Brother Temperance View Post
    These books are aimed at convincing children to attempt witchcraft. I'm glad we can agree.
    wrong again. Witchcraft has a lot more to do with it then simply flicking a wand and saying the magic words. Oh, and btw, children have an overactive imagination. It's good for them to imagine things. Scientific research proves that it helps their brain develop, and i'm sure both of us can agree on that. I'm sure that children who have read the bible stories have a very overactive imagination, picturing all the things that is says happened. I mean, of course they have to imagine it.

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  • Shallow-izer
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    Originally posted by Brother Temperance View Post
    I'm confused. Are you saying that the news reports should be full of things like "6 million Jews killed in the 1940s" or "lots of ragheads killed in Jerusalem in Middle Ages"? If so, you seem to have a rather shaky grasp of the concept of "news." And how exactly can Mahommedan savages or subversive Jewish Bolsheviks be regarded as "innocent", anyway?
    Well, you're "holy" bible caused such havok, yet no one seems to remember.

    Yet one work of OBVIOUS fantasy, meant to be enjoyed for it's literary content, is raising such a stink out of you people who don't even take the time to read it.

    They are concidered innocent because they are not armed. Babies are innocent because they are not armed. Small children are innocent, because they are not armed. They are civilians.

    Not that you'd care you heartless bigot.

    Sad that an atheist has a stronger sence of right and wrong then a so called "devout" troo chris-chin.

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  • Andrew Shaw
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    Yeah..its not about harry potter its about someone who told the authorities and the people she told on got revenge..probly gang related. there was a whole 'stop snitching' thing on the news that had to do with gangs and rap music thats what this is about..not hairy pothead

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  • Karmic Retribution
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    Originally posted by Virginia D. Templeton View Post
    http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070623/.../woman_branded



    In case you weren't aware, the Golden Snitch is a testicle-shaped flying ball that figures significantly into the Potter mythology. These Devil-worshipers were so excited about the new book that they decided to mutilate the flesh of an innocent woman as a commemoration of its release, and now she has to live the rest of her life with this evil word forever a part of her visage. Jesus and I are just seething with anger at this atrocity.
    Snitch could also be because she revealed something, or, told on them about something.

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  • Brother Temperance
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    Originally posted by stealtfc View Post
    the sane people know the truth. guess what? All of the people who walk around brandishing a stick and waving it and trying to do HP spells, either A. are completely insane. or B. Are children who need to imagine stuff. That's what children do.
    These books are aimed at convincing children to attempt witchcraft. I'm glad we can agree.

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  • stealtfc
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    Originally posted by Brother Temperance View Post
    Have you met the Jabber Masher? He wouldn't know fantasy from reality from a hole in the ground.

    Do women have any kind of real equality? No, so the Patriarchal age is still ongoing, and magic is still sinful.

    I'm confused. Are you saying that the news reports should be full of things like "6 million Jews killed in the 1940s" or "lots of ragheads killed in Jerusalem in Middle Ages"? If so, you seem to have a rather shaky grasp of the concept of "news." And how exactly can Mahommedan savages or subversive Jewish Bolsheviks be regarded as "innocent", anyway?
    the sane people know the truth. guess what? All of the people who walk around brandishing a stick and waving it and trying to do HP spells, either A. are completely insane. or B. Are children who need to imagine stuff. That's what children do.
    Oh, and btw, the Patriarchal age ended when god stopped talking to the heads of all households. unless you are delusional and say that he talks directly to you, and not through the bible.

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  • Old Iron Crotch
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    Originally posted by Virginia D. Templeton View Post
    Yes, I did a little editing to remove the article's obvious liberal slant. All you've proven is that the "authorities" had their wallets fattened with J.K. Rowling's hush money before they went public on the matter. As others in this thread have pointed out, the incident is almost an exact repeat of what happens in one of the Potter books. Could the truth be any more obvious?

    No, what it proves is that you people will deliberately misquote in order to make things seem to fit your agenda. In other words, you lie.
    Last edited by Old Iron Crotch; 06-24-2007, 05:56 PM.

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  • Brother Temperance
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    Originally posted by stealtfc View Post
    Not quite. on the contrary, there is no devil in harry potter. There is nothing that says worship satan- there is magic, which all the children know is fantasy.
    Have you met the Jabber Masher? He wouldn't know fantasy from reality from a hole in the ground.
    As anyone who reads the bible knows, god hasn't talked to anyone since the Patriachal age.
    Do women have any kind of real equality? No, so the Patriarchal age is still ongoing, and magic is still sinful.
    Originally posted by Shallow-izer View Post
    And yet the slaughter of innocent people during the Crusades, the Hollocaust, and the "War" on "Terror" are overlooked.
    I'm confused. Are you saying that the news reports should be full of things like "6 million Jews killed in the 1940s" or "lots of ragheads killed in Jerusalem in Middle Ages"? If so, you seem to have a rather shaky grasp of the concept of "news." And how exactly can Mahommedan savages or subversive Jewish Bolsheviks be regarded as "innocent", anyway?

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