Now for the Christian view on the Tsunami...
- Thread starter Mr Cliche
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I like the little link to the left that says "Accept Christ and win a Playstation 2!" Hahahaha. Hell, if thats all it takes..
Mr Cliche said:
This is a mockery of faith. It is almost a funny joke, if it were not for the sheer sickness that it gives me to read that some fucking shitty little snot nosed bitch takes it upon himself to not only make a mockery of the faithfull, but also of hundred thousand dead men women and children.
Not fucking funny. If I ever meet the twisted little punk that made this site, I will choke him to death with my rosary.
I can do that, being an unorthodox non practicing catholic. and then go to confessional.
dustinzgirl said:
Funny how chokin someone to death with your rosary wont stop sites like this from being created. I guess you'll just have to develop a sense of humor.
_Kitana_ said:
I guess not.
Look, I think removing the link was wrong. Yes, it was a terrible tragedy what happened in Asia, and if you notice from various threads that I've posted in here, you'll notice my sympathetic feelings on all of this. (The sticky thread here, and the thread in "the issues")
Without a little laughter, what is any situation? Dull, sad, or downright depressing. I live on Long Island, only a few minutes from the city. When 9/11 happened, i was extremely sad. Many friends I knew had fathers who died in those buildings. It was a sad time.
There were sites like www.theonion.com, which used satirical comedy as an outlet for the sudden barage of emotions everyone was feeling, and it made me feel better. Maybe some, like you, would have been offended.
But to others, like me, laughter comedy smiling and satire are a way of coping. At least, it helped me back in 2001.
So in conclusing Kit, you can do what you wish with this thread. I just want to make it clear my position on this.
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