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Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 7:55 pm
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maenad nuri Celeblin Galadeneryn maenad nuri Ishtar Shakti I don't think that "honest inquiry" would include jokes about raping babies. I ignored every person who commented on the subject. I don't feel like being mocked. I also didn't find it amusing. Trust me -- they aren't joking. They aren't jokes -- there are pagans whose writings and teachings have resulted in children being raped, who are still treated with respect within the larger pagan community for some reason. Go read up on the Frosts. I just looked it up on Amazon. TJ gave that book five stars. Five ******** stars. As if you didn't need a reason to hate him before, five ******** stars. Which book? If the frosts are one thing, it's well-published. Ugh. The one I just quoted, the Good Witches Bible.
Timothy J. Alexander This book is a classic "must have", and is one you must read for yourself. Most reviews seem to be written by people who prejudged the book based on hearsay rather than reading the book itself. There is a good deal of high-quality information, as well as some which is very controversial. The book will challenge your preconceived ideas about Wicca/Witchcraft; you won't agree with everything, but you can find information that is interesting & valuable. There is significant worth in a book "they" don't want you to read. link
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Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 7:56 pm
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maenad nuri Celeblin Galadeneryn maenad nuri Ishtar Shakti I don't think that "honest inquiry" would include jokes about raping babies. I ignored every person who commented on the subject. I don't feel like being mocked. I also didn't find it amusing. Trust me -- they aren't joking. They aren't jokes -- there are pagans whose writings and teachings have resulted in children being raped, who are still treated with respect within the larger pagan community for some reason. Go read up on the Frosts. I just looked it up on Amazon. TJ gave that book five stars. Five ******** stars. As if you didn't need a reason to hate him before, five ******** stars. Which book? If the frosts are one thing, it's well-published. Ugh.
Never mind, found it. Well, that's another reason not to pay any mind to timmeh.
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Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 7:59 pm
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Celeblin Galadeneryn maenad nuri Celeblin Galadeneryn maenad nuri Ishtar Shakti I don't think that "honest inquiry" would include jokes about raping babies. I ignored every person who commented on the subject. I don't feel like being mocked. I also didn't find it amusing. Trust me -- they aren't joking. They aren't jokes -- there are pagans whose writings and teachings have resulted in children being raped, who are still treated with respect within the larger pagan community for some reason. Go read up on the Frosts. I just looked it up on Amazon. TJ gave that book five stars. Five ******** stars. As if you didn't need a reason to hate him before, five ******** stars. Which book? If the frosts are one thing, it's well-published. Ugh. The one I just quoted, the Good Witches Bible. Timothy J. Alexander This book is a classic "must have", and is one you must read for yourself. Most reviews seem to be written by people who prejudged the book based on hearsay rather than reading the book itself. There is a good deal of high-quality information, as well as some which is very controversial. The book will challenge your preconceived ideas about Wicca/Witchcraft; you won't agree with everything, but you can find information that is interesting & valuable. There is significant worth in a book "they" don't want you to read. link
Remember Kiddies, if unprotected kiddie rape isn't bad enough, there's always the chance you might catch Hep C or HIV via their "marriage" ritual.
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Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 1:43 pm
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Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 1:47 pm
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Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 3:26 pm
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Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 4:18 pm
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Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 5:39 pm
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Ishtar Shakti maenad nuri Ishtar Shakti I don't think that "honest inquiry" would include jokes about raping babies. I ignored every person who commented on the subject. I don't feel like being mocked. I also didn't find it amusing. Trust me -- they aren't joking. They aren't jokes -- there are pagans whose writings and teachings have resulted in children being raped, who are still treated with respect within the larger pagan community for some reason. Go read up on the Frosts. Sure... let me just go sand my bat isn't a joke? I'm sure there Are people who have written things which have resulted in children being raped people being killed etc. In more then just the Pagan community. I'm hostile towards such people. I don't want to associate with people who would talk about such things so flippantly. Its a choice based on my knowledge. I can understand how a person might misinterpret relativism for me saying hay just because someone thinks this they are "right" I never once stated that. I don't believe in Objectivity, that's completely different. My reaction is that if you want to rape babies you can I will kill you for it... thats my reaction. If someone ever touched my child they would die. My reaction to people making jokes about raping babies is that you Can I will block you for it. Asking me specifically how I would react to someone raping a child would be an honest inquiry. Talking about sanding bats isn't. Seriously, can you read?
I said baby rapists. That I was going to to go sodomise baby rapists, ie the people you just said you were going to kill, with a morning star, because that feels good to me. Because I would enjoy seeing such people in pain.
Try interpreting things correctly before you speak.
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Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:23 am
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