Re: Dinner in the year of our lord 20241031.

Bruce wrote:

On Sun, 17 Nov 2024 15:23:42 -0700, Coogan's Bluff
<ft.tryon@park.invalid> wrote:
 

Bruce wrote:

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Well, you're the fan and you're American, hence my question.

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Well you're an Asstrailerian who _claims to be_ a fan of the USA, but
all you post is hatred of us.

 The USA is my favourite superpower but that's partly because the
Russian and Chinese governments are criminal organisations.

Sorry Trigger, but that loopy little bit of false praise is dismissed,as the rest of your trollish act is.

28-30% of U.S. population consider themselves religiously
unaffiliated.

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Yep.
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57% of the Dutch population reported no religious
affiliation.

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You may have hit on why your nation is one of whore-mongers and druggies
right there!

 You're probably basing this on the only thing you know about the
Netherlands: the Amsterdam red light district.

Iow, you dislike when someone generalizes about YOUR nation the way you constantly do about OUR nation.
Good.

There are
neighbourhoods in US cities that are much worse.

Non sequitur.
Only Nevada has legal prostitution.

Organised religions holds people back, turns them into retards.

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A lack of spiritual accountability and compassion turns hominids into
killer apes with no consciences nor boundaries.

 You don't need religion to have compassion.

Compassion comes straight from God, so 1/2 credit there, Trigger.
But religion does help instruct and support compassion.
So yes, it is a working enhancement mechanism.

American Christians are
often very narrow minded, intolerant people.

Asstrailerian Christians are often very rowdy, intoxicated, wife-beaters.

They have no compassion whatsoever.

Et tu.

Look at yourself, mouthing off, name calling, threatening.

You're projecting again, Trigger.

but Dutch people who are Trump supporters are completely off their
rocker. They have no excuse and should know better.

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You have such a difficult time with free will, doncha trollass?
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Scary thing to contemplate - any world or society with intolerant
Triggers like you setting policy.
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It's called - fascism.

 I'm not stopping anybody from having their opinions or forcing my
opinions on anybody. I'm just saying how I see it.

Given you lurk this cooking group like a bad head cold you indeed are "forcing" your unwanted societal opinions upon us, and decidedly off-charter opinions they are.
You lose again Trigger, albeit a foregone conclusion.