Christian Twats!

[Chairman Meow]

So my point of view is necessarily wrong, is it?

In this instance, yes.

 

[tarannau]

Yes dear. Would you like a Werthers and something to clean out your earphone with?

Christ, rarely has someone made such an arse out of themselves on so many occasions. Much of the ham fisted, laughably illogical bibble that you come up with is worthy of publication in the great big bible of stupid.

 

[untethered]

In this instance, yes.

You're obviously more religious than I am, then.

 

[Chairman Meow]

You're obviously more religious than I am, then.

What are you on about, you bewildered little man?

 

[KeyboardJockey]

Nope but the receptionist said they are there every day. Russell Rd, Buckhurst Hill IG9.

Surely there is some protection from harrassment legislation that can be used against these arseholes? After all similar legislation is used to clamp down on Animal Rights loons.

 

[kyser_soze]

Nope but the receptionist said they are there every day. Russell Rd, Buckhurst Hill IG9.

Right then, who's for a day off to go and harrass some anti-abortion twats?

 

[tarannau]

I'm quite up for a poster campaign and general ribbing of the unpleasant fuckwits if anyone fancies a trip Brixton way.

 

[untethered]

What are you on about, you bewildered little man?

You seem to be in touch with an infallible revealed truth on this subject that isn't susceptible to examination, qualification or improvement.

 

[Xanadu]

I'm not normally into direct action, but this sort of thing is enough to get me to do something.

 

[Chairman Meow]

You seem to be in touch with an infallible revealed truth on this subject that isn't susceptible to examination, qualification or improvement.

And that makes me religious how?

 

[KeyboardJockey]

Right then, who's for a day off to go and harrass some anti-abortion twats?

Normally I'm one for live and let live and am a passionate supporter of an individuals right to freedom of concsience but in this case fuck em count me in.

Can we recruit some of the theology experts on here to give the nutters a verbal hard time?

 

[untethered]

And that makes me religious how?

In the figurative sense.

 

[Xanadu]

Right then, who's for a day off to go and harrass some anti-abortion twats?

Yes please. I've got plenty of holiday to use up, and I think this is a pretty good cause. I'll bring loads of jelly babies to sustain our energy levels

 

[Chairman Meow]

In the figurative sense.

In no sense at all, really.

 

[untethered]

In no sense at all, really.

As I said, in the figurative sense. The term is widely used in discourse, for example, in discussions between proponents of different operating systems.

 

[Chairman Meow]

As I said, in the figurative sense. The term is widely used in discourse, for example, in discussions between proponents of different operating systems.

Whatever. I'm not religious in any sense though. I just think you're talking bollocks.

 

[tarannau]

Don't worry, he is.

 

[untethered]

Whatever. I'm not religious in any sense though. I just think you're talking bollocks.

You are devoted to an inflexible belief system though, and intolerant of opposing views. That is commonly referred to as being religious, outside the context of organised religions, theism, etc.

I'm sorry your vocabulary isn't that diverse.

 

[Chairman Meow]

You are devoted to an inflexible belief system though, and intolerant of opposing views. That is commonly referred to as being religious, outside the context of organised religions, theism, etc.

I'm sorry your vocabulary isn't that diverse.

My vocabulary is excellent. And I understand what you are trying to say, I'm just saying you are wrong. To put it simply, in my opinion, your opinions on this issue are wrong. As you also believe my opinions are wrong ( I am firmly pro-choice) then that makes you just as religious, by your own definition as I am. Anyway, you're attemtoting to be disingenuous, but really you're just making yourself look like a twat. Again.

 

[Kizmet]

Personally, I think adoption, if possible.. is a better solution than abortion.

 

[pogofish]

The sheer lack of human empathy, timing and consideration marks them out as the worst kind of individual shitbags. Do they honestly expect people to arrive at their clinic, look at their 'lovely' posters and then turn around, thanking the lord for theit blessings and outside interference. Fuck them all - I'm not a religious type, but if I was these cunts would be some of the first down to hell

Yes, they see it as "rescuing" & "Christianity in action"

One of the main UK groups is based up here & is continually up to something somewhere to do with this.

http://hvh.all-catholic.net/

http://www.christianorder.com/features/features_2005/features_nov05.html

I have wondered how the miniscule local police presence (except when royals are about) would cope if a significant number of demonstrators turned-up on their doorstep one day?

 

[tarannau]

You are devoted to an inflexible belief system though, and intolerant of opposing views. That is commonly referred to as being religious, outside the context of organised religions, theism, etc.

I'm sorry your vocabulary isn't that diverse.

Listen, it's not an inflexible or 'religious' belief to think that people holding shock placards to alarm and distress those entering birth control clinics are insensitive twats. It's good, common sense.

Can you really defend their actions Mr Decent?

 

[Chairman Meow]

Anyway, as its always a waste of time arguing with anti-abortionists, I think I'll bow out now.

 

[untethered]

Personally, I think adoption, if possible.. is a better solution than abortion.

Sorry, that's a wrong opinion.

It's unacceptable to the Urban Monothought Clique (TM).

 

[Yelkcub]

Personally, I think adoption, if possible.. is a better solution than abortion.

For the child maybe, not necessarily the prospective parents. But I agree with your right to a personal opinion. It's such a complicated thing you should be allowed to make a decision as you feel right.

 

[untethered]

Listen, it's not an inflexible or 'religious' belief to think that people holding shock placards to alarm and distress those entering birth control clinics are insensitive twats. It's good, common sense.

I agree. However, you'll find a fair few people on this thread that would support similar tactics to harass pro-lifers or even just "Christians".

Can you really defend their actions Mr Decent?

No. Perhaps you could point out where I have.

 

[Kizmet]

Anyway, as its always a waste of time arguing with anti-abortionists, I think I'll bow out now.

Who's anti-abortion on here?

 

[Yelkcub]

Sorry, that's a wrong opinion.

It's unacceptable to the Urban Monothought Clique (TM).

Untrue. See my post above.

I'm done here.

 

[untethered]

Who's anti-abortion on here?

I am.

 

[Kizmet]

For the child maybe, not necessarily the prospective parents. But I agree with your right to a personal opinion. It's such a complicated thing you should be allowed to make a decision as you feel right.

That's very true. I do think there needs to be a lot more support offered by NHS/social services during the whole process.

Ultimately it's always the womans decision whether that's what she wants or not.

But I think open, supported conversation with the father, the mother, counsellors and possibly even close relatives.. would help people come to a decision that is maybe right for the most people.