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Country of CityTowne wrote:As much as I love to bash religion, the atheists claiming that "putting a Bible in a hotel room is violating the freedom of religion" are stupid.

Putting a Bible in a hotel room is neglectable at best and slightly discriminatory at worst but you know, it ain't like they're forcing you to read it, shoving down your throat while reciting passages and badly singing shoddy off-tune Christian songs or any of that shit. If you don't want to read it you don't have to read it. If I went to a hotel and found one, I'd choose to read it for some laughs but I'd sure as hell not be forced to read it.


Thing is, if there's a religious doctrine of any kind in a room there should be ones of other religions just as much. Because, as it is a choice to read one there should be a choice to read others. An "all or nothing" thing, if you will. Don't forget science books as to get people actually using their brains.

But you know, that's just my bullshit opinions. Feel free to have your own and all.

San Lumen wrote:Anyone who is offended by a Bible or Torah or Quran in a hotel room dont read it. Simple as that.

Cekoviu wrote:

San Lumen wrote:Don’t read it simple as that

[a worldwide organization is providing free copies of Mein Kampf to hotels, which they're then providing for reading inside nightstand drawers]
"don't read it simple as that"

Cekoviu wrote:

San Lumen wrote:Anyone who is offended by a Bible or Torah or Quran in a hotel room dont read it. Simple as that.

Since you've reposted this, I'm going to repost my response to the original.

Cekoviu wrote:[a worldwide organization is providing free copies of Mein Kampf to hotels, which they're then providing for reading inside nightstand drawers]
"don't read it simple as that"

San Lumen wrote:

Cekoviu wrote:Since you've reposted this, I'm going to repost my response to the original.

And what organization does that? Plus in some countries that would be illegal

Kannap wrote:

San Lumen wrote:And what organization does that? Plus in some countries that would be illegal

Sounds like some countries got offended and did a little more than "don't read it"

San Lumen wrote:

Cekoviu wrote:Since you've reposted this, I'm going to repost my response to the original.

And what organization does that? Plus in some countries that would be illegal

San Lumen wrote:

Kannap wrote:
Sounds like some countries got offended and did a little more than "don't read it"

I was referring to Mein Kampf not the Bible.

Cekoviu wrote:

San Lumen wrote:Anyone who is offended by a Bible or Torah or Quran in a hotel room dont read it. Simple as that.

Since you've reposted this, I'm going to repost my response to the original.

Cekoviu wrote:[a worldwide organization is providing free copies of Mein Kampf to hotels, which they're then providing for reading inside nightstand drawers]
"don't read it simple as that"

Geneviev wrote:

Cekoviu wrote:Since you've reposted this, I'm going to repost my response to the original.

There's a huge difference between Mein Kampf and a religious book.

San Lumen wrote:

Kannap wrote:
Sounds like some countries got offended and did a little more than "don't read it"

I was referring to Mein Kampf not the Bible.

San Lumen wrote:

Kannap wrote:
Sounds like some countries got offended and did a little more than "don't read it"

I was referring to Mein Kampf not the Bible.

Kernen wrote:

Geneviev wrote:There's a huge difference between Mein Kampf and a religious book.

I dunno, they both seem equally hateful to me.

Hurdergaryp wrote:

Cekoviu wrote:What's the point of privacy if Jesus knows what you're doing all the time? :thinking:

So the Son as well as the Father like to watch?

Geneviev wrote:

Cekoviu wrote:Since you've reposted this, I'm going to repost my response to the original.

There's a huge difference between Mein Kampf and a religious book.

Geneviev wrote:

Kernen wrote:I dunno, they both seem equally hateful to me.

Mein Kampf is definitely hateful, but no religion is like that.

Geneviev wrote:

Cekoviu wrote:Since you've reposted this, I'm going to repost my response to the original.

There's a huge difference between Mein Kampf and a religious book.

Geneviev wrote:

Kernen wrote:I dunno, they both seem equally hateful to me.

Mein Kampf is definitely hateful, but no religion is like that.

Kernen wrote:

Geneviev wrote:There's a huge difference between Mein Kampf and a religious book.

I dunno, they both seem equally hateful to me.

Kernen wrote:

Geneviev wrote:Mein Kampf is definitely hateful, but no religion is like that.

I see you've lived a blessed life not being on Christianity's hit list.

Cekoviu wrote:

Geneviev wrote:There's a huge difference between Mein Kampf and a religious book.

Have you read the Bible? Particularly the OT?
And don't give me the Council of Jerusalem shit, because like the Nuremberg trials, they didn't actually change the content of the book.

Geneviev wrote:

Kernen wrote:I see you've lived a blessed life not being on Christianity's hit list.

That's not quite true, but okay.

Cekoviu wrote:Have you read the Bible? Particularly the OT?
And don't give me the Council of Jerusalem shit, because like the Nuremberg trials, they didn't actually change the content of the book.

I've read it, and the Bible doesn't encourage genocide. Even the Old Testament isn't that bad.

Geneviev wrote:

Kernen wrote:I see you've lived a blessed life not being on Christianity's hit list.

That's not quite true, but okay.

Cekoviu wrote:Have you read the Bible? Particularly the OT?
And don't give me the Council of Jerusalem shit, because like the Nuremberg trials, they didn't actually change the content of the book.

I've read it, and the Bible doesn't encourage genocide. Even the Old Testament isn't that bad.

Geneviev wrote:

Kernen wrote:I see you've lived a blessed life not being on Christianity's hit list.

That's not quite true, but okay.

Cekoviu wrote:Have you read the Bible? Particularly the OT?
And don't give me the Council of Jerusalem shit, because like the Nuremberg trials, they didn't actually change the content of the book.

I've read it, and the Bible doesn't encourage genocide. Even the Old Testament isn't that bad.

Kernen wrote:

Geneviev wrote:That's not quite true, but okay.


I've read it, and the Bible doesn't encourage genocide. Even the Old Testament isn't that bad.

Then you've drunk their vile kool-aid.

Happy shall he be, that taketh and dasheth thy little ones against the stones. Psalm 137:9. Genocide.