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oh my god

my f'n mother..i swear.

ok she just found out that my uncle's wife is an athiest and she's freaking out because my little cousin (he's like 3) isn't going to have "God" in his life and she just went on and on about how it's "WRONG" and "he needs to be brought up with some sort of belief system BLA BLA BLA BLA" which, i'm not saying i disagree with, but it's NOT HER KID, it's her nephew, and it's my UNCLE'S job to try to work something out with HIS WIFE and HIS SON...

i mean am i right or am i right?

god, she fucking thinks everyone in the world has to see things her way or they're wrong.

Fuck that...all I believe in is drugs, music and sex.

she can worry, a little, but thats taking it 2 far..


oh and clover, i have a magnet on my car, u know the we support ones..
its says
i suport drugs sex and fuck you

(used 2 say rock and roll but ona my friends changed it for me)

She sounds like a right fucking lemon.

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Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike She sounds like a right fucking lemon.

+ fucking one.

Forcing a belief system on a three year old is straight brainwashing...should be against the law IMO...

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Originally posted by Clovis86 + fucking one. Forcing a belief system on a three year old is straight brainwashing...should be against the law IMO...

I'm not being funny, but is this a common occurance in America? I mean whenever I see interviews on TV after a major disaster, like the twin towers being hit for example, they will always say something along the lines of "now is a time to pray for the victims / god is with us, etc."

You have every right (supposedly) in the USA (i'm American't, we don't believe in other countries) to believe in what you believe in unless your rights are infringed. Everyone can do what they want.

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Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike I'm not being funny, but is this a common occurance in America? I mean whenever I see interviews on TV after a major disaster, like the twin towers being hit for example, they will always say something along the lines of "now is a time to pray for the victims / god is with us, etc."

I think a lot more people go to church in america than in this country

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Originally posted by Clovis86 Forcing a belief system on a three year old is straight brainwashing...should be against the law IMO...

I dont think that is true at all. I was brought up going to church every sunday, but im not really a believer now. Its good to know both sides of the story and be able to make your own mind up. I would take my kids to church for the exact same reason, but if they didnt want to go i wouldnt mind.

it's not surprising for her to worry because it is normal to fear the unknown. but i have to say i disagree with the issue. i grew up without god in my life and i turned out just fine.

i come from a pretty strict irish catholic family (my mom's side..no shit?!), but i wouldn't call myself a devout catholic at all. i'd like to believe there's a higher power and that something pleasant happens to our souls when we die. i'm extremely interested in evolution too, but i mean there's no telling whether or not evolution is the works of "God"...but whatever that's besides the point.

my mother was raised catholic and she's very intelligent to say the least, but when she pulls shit like this, i get disappointed in her. talk about narrow-minded..jeez. she really gets annoyed when i don't agree with her or when ANYONE doesn't agree with her.. she needs to lighten up.

i am really amazed that she isn't looking at this situation objectively and recognizing the boundaries that she should not be overstepping.

i mean yea, she can express her views to my uncle because it's her brother, but from her tone she is like on a mission to MAKE him talk to his wife...

great, this is going to be a fun weekend! (i'm driving up to tampa with her to visit this uncle and his family).

lol

i'm bringing an oz of weed and a bottle of stoli vanilla. hahahah

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Originally posted by *InVeRs3* You have every right in the USA to believe in what you believe in unless your rights are infringed. Everyone can do what they want.

Yea but it appears to me that religion is rammed down their throats so whether they have the right or not, most usually end up feeling quite strongly about it anyway. I have met quite a few Americans over the last few years and a few of them seemed a bit shocked about the lack of seriousness with regards to religion we have. Other than weddings and christenings I have never stepped foot in a church in my life.

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Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike I'm not being funny, but is this a common occurance in America? I mean whenever I see interviews on TV after a major disaster, like the twin towers being hit for example, they will always say something along the lines of "now is a time to pray for the victims / god is with us, etc."

let me clarify...i am not saying that my mother is wrong for having that opinion...she is entitled to it, just as you are entitled to your beliefs (and expect them to be respected, right?)....

i'm saying it's wrong of her to but in and make it her business.

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Originally posted by Slylee my f'n mother..i swear. ok she just found out that my uncle's wife is an athiest and she's freaking out because my little cousin (he's like 3) isn't going to have "God" in his life and she just went on and on about how it's "WRONG" and "he needs to be brought up with some sort of belief system BLA BLA BLA BLA" which, i'm not saying i disagree with, but it's NOT HER KID, it's her nephew, and it's my UNCLE'S job to try to work something out with HIS WIFE and HIS SON... i mean am i right or am i right? god, she fucking thinks everyone in the world has to see things her way or they're wrong.

welcome to the bible belt.

just slap the hoe

sounds like another close minded, blind christian to me

oh yeah

and i think religion is fukin STUPID

stupidest thing ever created.

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Originally posted by Mr. Pink welcome to the bible belt. just slap the hoe sounds like another close minded, blind christian to me

who the fuck gave you the right to call my mother a hoe...

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Originally posted by Slylee i come from a pretty strict irish catholic family (my mom's side..no shit?!), but i wouldn't call myself a devout catholic at all. i'd like to believe there's a higher power and that something pleasant happens to our souls when we die. i'm extremely interested in evolution too, but i mean there's no telling whether or not evolution is the works of "God"...but whatever that's besides the point.

I like to think the evolution stuff can fit in with the bible's story of creation, but thats an entirely different discussion

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Originally posted by M@t I like to think the evolution stuff can fit in with the bible's story of creation, but thats an entirely different discussion

+1

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Originally posted by Slylee who the fuck gave you the right to call my mother a hoe...

LMAO!

shit

i completely skimmed through the original post.

thought this was about the cocktail waitress you met from georgia

hence zee bible belt comment.

mah bad!!!!!!!!!

oh, and, no offence, btw.

hahaha

but i dont need a right to call anyone's mother a hoe.
thats just for the sake of argument.

but yeah, definitely read wrong and no offence *hugs*

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Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike Yea but it appears to me that religion is rammed down their throats so whether they have the right or not, most usually end up feeling quite strongly about it anyway. I have met quite a few Americans over the last few years and a few of them seemed a bit shocked about the lack of seriousness with regards to religion we have. Other than weddings and christenings I have never stepped foot in a church in my life.

It's pretty much like that in all very conservative cultures though. Look at the less develloped countries of the middle east, for example.

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Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike Yea but it appears to me that religion is rammed down their throats so whether they have the right or not, most usually end up feeling quite strongly about it anyway. I have met quite a few Americans over the last few years and a few of them seemed a bit shocked about the lack of seriousness with regards to religion we have. Other than weddings and christenings I have never stepped foot in a church in my life.

yeah i feel stifled by the amount of religion around me sometimes, but i just remind myself that it would be a lot worse if i didnt live where i live. i think in some parts of the us religion is far more dominant than it is here. people try to push god on me more than i would like and i dont know if there is anything that offends me more.

alright well just as long as you know that my mother's sexual activity (or lack there of i should say) has nothign to do with this, i just found that comment out of left field and irrelevant.


yea she's totally being narrow-minded and i know plenty of you will agree, but my god...easy people! it's my mommy and she drives me nuts, but i still love her... have some respect please.

It would be interesting to compare the crime statistics between a country where religious beliefs are commonplace, and one where there is little
Im not inferring anything, just wondering

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Originally posted by Mr. Pink welcome to the bible belt. just slap the hoe sounds like another close minded, blind christian to me

Of course, not all Christians are blind or close minded.

And what's so stupid about religion? Is it bad to promote peace?

And no. Religions don't start wars. Stupid people and propoganda do.

haha, thought this was going to become a battle thread for a second.

i totally agree with you on this on sly. that might be because i come from an atheist family, but yeh, i don't think that others should really be using things like family ties and guilt to push religious beliefs on others. as long as the parents aren't restricting the kid's access to christian beliefs or whatever, wtf, let them choose to be parents as they see fit. if there really is a god, let him decide. if not, then nobody really has to worry. then again, what if the hindus or buddhists have it right? (i'll steer away from a theological debate.)

and hey, tell her at least they're not converted wiccans or something...

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