The concept of an afterlife is inhumane and immoral. Belief in the continuation of your "soul" or consciousness after death is wishful thinking. Belief in an afterlife devalues the one life that actually exists: this one.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Well, I'm Convinced
The best argument for God and the afterlife I have ever come across.
I don't want you at my blog. I don't give a flying fuck what you do or say, that won't change.
You seem to think that it's fun to play games by sneaking over and leaving one of your turds in the punchbowl.
Do you really want to play this game?
Today's featured article The "Morotai Mutiny" was an incident in April 1945 involving members of the Australian First Tactical Air Force based on the island of Morotai, in the Dutch East Indies. Eight senior pilots, including Australia's leading flying ace, Group Captain Clive Caldwell, tendered their resignations to protest what they perceived as the relegation of Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) fighter squadrons to strategically unimportant ground attack missions. A government investigation vindicated the "mutineers", and three high-ranking officers at First Tactical Air Force Headquarters including the commander, Air Commodore Harry Cobby, were relieved of their posts. George Odgers summed up the cause of the incident in the official history of the RAAF in World War II as "the conviction of a group of young leaders that they were engaging in operations that were not militarily justifiable—a conviction widely shared also by many Australian soldiers and political leaders." Odgers concluded that the ensuing inquiry "made it clear that almost everyone concerned acted from the highest motives, and was convinced that, in the crisis, he acted wisely". (more...)
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My goodness, democommie, why do you take such drastic steps to prevent your fanbase from reading what is posted by trolls on your comments section?
I fear you don't like playing on a level field.
And I'll tell you why the General lets my comments... And I'll tell you why the General lets my comments remain on his blog: Because he is a wiser, braver, more honorable man than you.
But maybe that's why I like you more. Your cowardice and dishonesty is very entertaining.
Oh ok, well I was mostly just talking to you anywa... Oh ok, well I was mostly just talking to you anyway. And you read my comment. So, read this one too!
Man, you are soooooo easy to troll it's pathetic.
(Aaron Kinney) 4/19/10
"Do you really want to play this game?" Yes, Demo... "Do you really want to play this game?"
Yes, Democommie, I certainly do. I'm still winning, after all :D
are exceedingly releveavant, if only for your desire to get attention, of any sort. I looked at yuur comments threads. Jesus, no wonder you're so fucking lonely.
You are right, though, it is easy to be a troll and you are, without a doubt, a troll.
6 comments:
Aaronhole:
I don't want you at my blog. I don't give a flying fuck what you do or say, that won't change.
You seem to think that it's fun to play games by sneaking over and leaving one of your turds in the punchbowl.
Do you really want to play this game?
Today's featured article
The "Morotai Mutiny" was an incident in April 1945 involving members of the Australian First Tactical Air Force based on the island of Morotai, in the Dutch East Indies. Eight senior pilots, including Australia's leading flying ace, Group Captain Clive Caldwell, tendered their resignations to protest what they perceived as the relegation of Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) fighter squadrons to strategically unimportant ground attack missions. A government investigation vindicated the "mutineers", and three high-ranking officers at First Tactical Air Force Headquarters including the commander, Air Commodore Harry Cobby, were relieved of their posts. George Odgers summed up the cause of the incident in the official history of the RAAF in World War II as "the conviction of a group of young leaders that they were engaging in operations that were not militarily justifiable—a conviction widely shared also by many Australian soldiers and political leaders." Odgers concluded that the ensuing inquiry "made it clear that almost everyone concerned acted from the highest motives, and was convinced that, in the crisis, he acted wisely". (more...)
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... that in Canadian women's ice hockey history, the Fernie Swastikas (pictured) were the 1923 champions of the Banff Winter Carnival?
... that Risley C. Triche, originally a segregationist member of the Louisiana House of Representatives, testified years later to past racism in his state's public assistance programs?
... that the active biological dispersal of land snail Xerocrassa geyeri is about 3 meters during one year?
... that the popularity of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor's cantata Hiawatha’s Wedding Feast, at the turn of the 20th century, rivaled that of Handel's Messiah and Mendelssohn's Elijah?
... that the website Wikileaks released a video in April 2010 in which photojournalist Namir Noor-Eldeen and eleven others were killed during an airstrike by American helicopters in Baghdad?
... that the show group Dizzie Tunes won the Bronze Rose at the Festival Rose d'Or in Montreux in 1973 with Sim Sala Bim?
... that East Chicago native Art Murakowski survived a kamikaze attack during the Battle of Okinawa and was named the most valuable football player in the Big Ten Conference in 1948?
... that MiKandi is the world's first mobile porn app store?
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In the news
Venezuelan boxer Edwin Valero is found dead from an apparent suicide at the age of 28.
A state funeral is held for Polish President Lech Kaczyński and First Lady Maria Kaczyńska in Kraków, a week after their fatal plane crash.
A series of bomb attacks kills more than 48 people in Kohat District, Pakistan.
Volcanic ash from the eruption of Eyjafjallajökull (pictured) in Iceland disrupts air traffic across Europe.
Kurmanbek Bakiyev officially resigns as President of Kyrgyzstan after he leaves the country for Kazakhstan.
The United Kingdom holds a live, pre-election debate between the leaders of the largest political parties for the first time in the country's history.
The GSAT-4 satellite is lost in the failure of the maiden flight of the GSLV Mk.II, India's first rocket with an indigenous cryogenic upper stage.
Wikinews – Recent deaths – More current events...
On this day...
April 20: Yom Ha'atzmaut (Israel, 2010); Ridván begins at sunset (Bahá'í Faith); 4/20 (cannabis culture)
1653 – Oliver Cromwell dissolved the Rump Parliament of the Commonwealth of England by force, eventually replacing it with the Barebone's Parliament.
1884 – Pope Leo XIII published the encyclical Humanum Genus, denouncing Freemasonry as well as a number of beliefs and practices purportedly associated with it such as popular sovereignty and the separation of church and state.
1968 – British Member of Parliament Enoch Powell made his controversial "Rivers of Blood" speech in opposition to immigration and anti-discrimination legislation, resulting in his removal from the Shadow Cabinet.
1999 – Students Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold embarked on a massacre, killing 13 people and wounding over 20 others before committing suicide at Columbine High School in Columbine, Colorado, US.
2008 – Fernando Lugo (pictured) became the first non-Colorado Party candidate to be elected President of Paraguay in 61 years.
More anniversaries: April 19 – April 20 – April 21
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I left relevant comments on Democommie's blog, which he deleted. Yet on my blog, he leaves irrelevant comments, which I don't delete.
Democommie is super easy to troll. And quite gullible.
Oh, yes, these:
(Aaron Kinney) 4/13/10
My goodness, democommie, why do you take such drastic steps to prevent your fanbase from reading what is posted by trolls on your comments section?
I fear you don't like playing on a level field.
And I'll tell you why the General lets my comments... And I'll tell you why the General lets my comments remain on his blog: Because he is a wiser, braver, more honorable man than you.
But maybe that's why I like you more. Your cowardice and dishonesty is very entertaining.
Oh ok, well I was mostly just talking to you anywa... Oh ok, well I was mostly just talking to you anyway. And you read my comment. So, read this one too!
Man, you are soooooo easy to troll it's pathetic.
(Aaron Kinney) 4/19/10
"Do you really want to play this game?" Yes, Demo... "Do you really want to play this game?"
Yes, Democommie, I certainly do. I'm still winning, after all :D
are exceedingly releveavant, if only for your desire to get attention, of any sort. I looked at yuur comments threads. Jesus, no wonder you're so fucking lonely.
You are right, though, it is easy to be a troll and you are, without a doubt, a troll.
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