He may have been a rape apologist and advocate of genocide, but then again we all have our little faults, don't we?
However, as a student of the English language, 'boofhead' was a new one on me and I for one shall be grateful for this little gem.
"Don't it always seem to go
That you don't know what you've got
‘Til its gone"
Originally posted by Rank outsiderHe'll be back !
He may have been a rape apologist and advocate of genocide, but then again we all have our little faults, don't we?
However, as a student of the English language, 'boofhead' was a new one on me and I for one shall be grateful for this little gem.
"Don't it always seem to go
That you don't know what you've got
‘Til its gone"
Originally posted by Rank outsiderI like that line, from Joni.
He may have been a rape apologist and advocate of genocide, but then again we all have our little faults, don't we?
However, as a student of the English language, 'boofhead' was a new one on me and I for one shall be grateful for this little gem.
"Don't it always seem to go
That you don't know what you've got
‘Til its gone"
Originally posted by Rank outsiderI shall turn up in this forum whenever I please.
He may have been a rape apologist and advocate of genocide, but then again we all have our little faults, don't we?
However, as a student of the English language, 'boofhead' was a new one on me and I for one shall be grateful for this little gem.
"Don't it always seem to go
That you don't know what you've got
‘Til its gone"
Just don't ask me a question that's all, because you are not qualified to do such a difficult task..
Originally posted by DasaWell, it is self-evident that you won't be turning up whenever I please.
I shall turn up in this forum whenever I please.
Just don't ask me a question that's all, because you are not qualified to do such a difficult task..
As for coming to a debating forum and stipulating that we cannot ask you questions, that is remarkably fatuous even for you. And most likely to be self-defeating.
Wouldn't you agree?
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Originally posted by Rajk999Actually, I think there is a difference.
He has no answers that appeal to normal right-thinking people.
He is very much like the same people that he condemns.
Ask an Islamic terrorist why he does such things and he refers you to his holy book .. just like Dasa.
The Quran does contain violent verses that can be twisted in support of the terrorist's agenda. Just as the Westboro Baptists can do the same with the Bible to pursue their hateful agenda.
By contrast, Dasa cannot point to single writing by A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada that supports his view of Islam and support for genocide.
Originally posted by Rajk999There's the irony, his ideology is very, very similar to the people he so despises.
He has no answers that appeal to normal right-thinking people.
He is very much like the same people that he condemns.
Ask an Islamic terrorist why he does such things and he refers you to his holy book .. just like Dasa.