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Comment on Nothing Is Sacred by Pages tagged "the god delusion"

Pages tagged "the god delusion" — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 20:54:26 +0000

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Comment on Holding the Eucharist Hostage by The One With Aldacron : Nothing Is Sacred

The One With Aldacron : Nothing Is Sacred — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 03:57:15 +0000

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Comment on RegCure Key by Rico Salamander

Rico Salamander — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 18:52:42 +0000

this is all very amusing to a total non techie, non hacker, mostly non-pirater like myself, who was attempting to find out if RegCure was really “free” or had “free” partial functionality for evaluation or “free” analysis of my system but not a “free” solution. i kept seeing free download, free analysis, free scans.

i have downloaded so much “free” stuff that does not work correctly or it works partially so I can’t perform a full evaluation before purchase, that I am very hesitant to download anything “free” anymore. i have also purchased stuff that does not work correctly and could not return it.

in my experience, what i find works best is a free full version of the code with a 2 week evaluation period with a 2 week extension period until the key expires to allow someone the opportunity to use and evaluate the product fully before purchase.

if the product performs as advertized and is priced appropriately, 10 out of 10 times, i will purchase it.

Comment on Muslims are Welcome, Their Culture is Not by The One With Aldacron : How Far Will We Go?

The One With Aldacron : How Far Will We Go? — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 03:15:40 +0000

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Comment on Bobby Jindal: Not White, but Apparently Republican to the Core by Ronak

Ronak — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 17:25:11 +0000

I am of the same race as Bobby (Pyush) Jindal we were both born in the same year in the US but worlds apart. I have witnessed racially motivated bias violent crimes I have seen police officers who are sworn to protect look the other way when a racially biased crime had occurred.
I am sure Bobby is not an idiot he knows in his heart that such crimes do occur and the police do at the very least look the other way and at the very worst cover it up. If the reporting of a bias crime was mandatory the police would have a lot more difficulty covering it up.

Comment on Religion? Let’s Call a Spade a Spade by Chris the Blogger

Chris the Blogger — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 13:04:27 +0000

That was really the first encounter my blog had with the rest of the internet. Up until http://bligbi.com/ found the ‘No tears for dead atheists’ post I hadn’t had many random passers by. It was obvious to my regular readership that I was not expressing the sentiments contained in the post.

You had a perfectly natural reaction to Dr Min. It is probably the worst case of anti-atheist bigotry I’ve ever seen. You U.S. atheists (even though you are currently in Korea) seem to pursue these arguments more than my Australian friends. Maybe because here religion isn’t such a big deal. We have a few crazies but even then they are generally comfortable around atheists.

I had re-posted it from Shelley the Republican who had, in turn, re-posted it from some unsent message group.

Comment on Religion? Let’s Call a Spade a Spade by Dr Sam Kault

Dr Sam Kault — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 12:47:38 +0000

Whatever, you HeAThen!! My flying spagetti monster is gonna drown you with holy bolognaise. RaHoWa

Comment on Religion? Let’s Call a Spade a Spade by Aldacron

Aldacron — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 07:54:27 +0000

I did not write the post you linked to. I copied and pasted it as an example of anti-atheist bigotry.

I’ll summarize here what I posted in your comment section. If you are going to copy and paste other people’s posts, at least add something to indicate that’s what you have done. A block quote at the very least. It very much looks like the post in question is written by you. There’s nothing to indicate to someone visiting your blog for the first time that you and the original author are not the same person. The first several commenters obviously believed you to be the author as well.

And that’s ignoring the copyright issues involved

You are too eager to pass judgment on others.

No, I’m really not. If someone posts something so insulting and vile that riles me up, I’m certainly going to call them out on it. I don’t roam around the web, looking for people to ‘judge’. This seemed an open and shut case of bigotry. You can’t blame me for getting angry about it when you chose not to clarify that you were not the author of the post until halfway through a long comment thread.

For those wondering what we’re on about, it’s nothing to do with this post. Rather, it’s about a comment I made on one of Chris the blogger’s posts .

Comment on Religion? Let’s Call a Spade a Spade by Chris the blogger

Chris the blogger — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 05:53:52 +0000

I did not write the post you linked to. I copied and pasted it as an example of anti-atheist bigotry. Read the comments thread.

You are too eager to pass judgment on others.

Comment on Sampoong Revisited by OMOTAYO, J. A.

OMOTAYO, J. A. — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 14:48:31 +0000

Thanks for the details provided. I also watched a similar report in the National Geographic Channel. But in the later, the girl who demanded for Coca-Cola had stayed for about twelve days. When she was rescued, her face was covered with a cloth. Why was her face covered with a cloth?

Grateful if you can provide an answer through my email address.

Best regards.

Omotayo