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He would spell it “oibre”.

You loose interest quite easily, don’t you?

That’s why Worf’s in white, so that people can see the glory of his farts.

Not to defend him, but that’s exactly what Francis didn’t care about.

Have kids and an incontinent cat, and despair.

My favourite comment is similar: the Firefox/Windows copypasta.

I watched none, and yes.

In France for example, there is a transition period between 16 and 18 were teenagers are sexually adults, but if actual adults have sex with them it’s still considered like a kind of rape, even if the teenager is willing (I’m simplifying a lot). Verify the details of your countrie’s laws.

Exactly. And that’s why I don’t think it’s offensive.

To say that being an asshole makes you lonely doesn’t mean that all lonely men are assholes.

Who doesn’t?

You’re welcome :-)

I like to compare religions to languages. They are tools to speak about the unspeakable, but they don’t necessary oppose each other when they have different doctrines, like French doesn’t oppose English when it calls “maison” what English calls “house”.

By definition, God is a reality that exists outside time and space, there’s no way our mind can define it. But like you need a language to speak, you need to practice a religion to develop your spirituality, even if you know that your religion is not the only way to develop it. You can also speak more than one language, and you can practice more than one religion, but it’s harder.

You obviously didn’t read the Bible, you can’t find two pages that agree with each other, and that didn’t bother the redactors of the Bible.

I fail to understand why, in religion as in politics by the way, differences and disagreements should be a problem. Diversity is a strength!

Mince, nous sommes repéré·es !

C’est la voie.

Not really. Anarchists generally recognize the authority of specialists (scientists, doctors, …), they just refute them the right to impose their ideas on individual. It’s a little stretch, but officers in an anarchist army would be like specialists, whose authority is not imposed, but freely recognized.

You know everything, apparently.