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Sahrani DR
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Postby Sahrani DR » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:19 pm

Mediciano wrote:
Sahrani DR wrote:
I like this comment, because it introduces a new issue. I would like to work on this point.

I literally said the same thing one post beforehand, with some examples.


I'm sorry that i failed to see the same thing through what you wrote.
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The Grand Republic of Hannover
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Postby The Grand Republic of Hannover » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:19 pm

New Bierstaat wrote:The idea that any person, no matter how old or young, should be prohibited from participating in a religious activity is both ridiculous and a travesty.

Also, I agree with the Cowboy - banning parents from making their kids go to church realistically means some bad things. I'll be voting against this, and I encourage all who are pro-religious freedom to do the same.


I completely agree.
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Postby Mediciano » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:21 pm

The Grand Republic of Hannover wrote:
New Bierstaat wrote:The idea that any person, no matter how old or young, should be prohibited from participating in a religious activity is both ridiculous and a travesty.

Also, I agree with the Cowboy - banning parents from making their kids go to church realistically means some bad things. I'll be voting against this, and I encourage all who are pro-religious freedom to do the same.


I completely agree.

I know I'll be voting against this bill, as it effectively removes parental control from their children.

Honestly, we need to stop seeing children as abnormally-short adults. They're not.

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Postby The Grand Republic of Hannover » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:21 pm

New Bierstaat wrote:
The Grand Republic of Hannover wrote:
I think that clause should be taken out. As our dear Senator said, children do not have maturity in their judgement, so they can't really decide if they want to go or not, maybe because of a TV (as a Senator mentioned), not necessarily because the child does not agree with the religion.

I agree. Remove this clause or this bill will fail.


True. Not to overreact, but today is this, what's tomorrow? Forbidding parents to sign their children to sports? Forbidding parents to ground their children?
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Postby Britanno » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:22 pm

Sahrani DR wrote:This is very true. But i think that a children under a certain age may mistake X religion they practise with the parental authority that has taught them to do so. For a young mind, free choice and parental authority may become one in a later age. But i would like to hear other opinions.


A child's parents may go out on a protest, and the child may have to go with them, this meaning their political opinions might be influenced despite them only being 3. Does this mean that we should ban parents of 3 year olds from protesting? Oh what, that's another human rights abuse.
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Postby The Grand Republic of Hannover » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:22 pm

Mediciano wrote:
The Grand Republic of Hannover wrote:
I completely agree.

I know I'll be voting against this bill, as it effectively removes parental control from their children.

Honestly, we need to stop seeing children as abnormally-short adults. They're not.


That is true. Not only that, but if this bill passes, it would create a precedent for future bills regarding the control and autonomy that parents have over their children.
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Postby The Nihilistic view » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:23 pm

The Grand Republic of Hannover wrote:
New Bierstaat wrote:I agree. Remove this clause or this bill will fail.


True. Not to overreact, but today is this, what's tomorrow? Forbidding parents to sign their children to sports? Forbidding parents to ground their children?


Exactly, this is just a communist attempt to control what the population do.
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Postby Mediciano » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:23 pm

Sahrani DR wrote:
Mediciano wrote:I literally said the same thing one post beforehand, with some examples.


I'm sorry that i failed to see the same thing through what you wrote.

Apology accepted. I forgive you.

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Postby Britanno » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:23 pm

It is important to give children the opportunity to make themselves heard (see my Youth Senate bill) but they should not are control of their lives completely.
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Postby Mediciano » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:23 pm

Britanno wrote:It is important to give children the opportunity to make themselves heard (see my Youth Senate bill) but they should not are control of their lives completely.

Thank God for sensible people.

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Postby Mediciano » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:23 pm

Mediciano wrote:
Britanno wrote:It is important to give children the opportunity to make themselves heard (see my Youth Senate bill) but they should not are control of their lives completely.

Thank God for sensible people.

*Oops, not allowed to say that...*

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Postby New Bierstaat » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:24 pm

The Nihilistic view wrote:
The Grand Republic of Hannover wrote:
True. Not to overreact, but today is this, what's tomorrow? Forbidding parents to sign their children to sports? Forbidding parents to ground their children?


Exactly, this is just a communist attempt to control what the population do.

What would probably happen is that by banning parents from making their kids go to church, a large percentage of our children would grow up to be atheists, and eventually we'd have a voting majority willing to vote to ban religion.
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Postby The Grand Republic of Hannover » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:25 pm

Britanno wrote:It is important to give children the opportunity to make themselves heard (see my Youth Senate bill) but they should not are control of their lives completely.


I agree.
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Postby Britanno » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:26 pm

The Grand Republic of Hannover wrote:
Britanno wrote:It is important to give children the opportunity to make themselves heard (see my Youth Senate bill) but they should not are control of their lives completely.


I agree.


Can I count on your vote for the Youth Senate Act! :) :lol:
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Postby Sahrani DR » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:26 pm

The Nihilistic view wrote:
The Grand Republic of Hannover wrote:
True. Not to overreact, but today is this, what's tomorrow? Forbidding parents to sign their children to sports? Forbidding parents to ground their children?


Exactly, this is just a communist attempt to control what the population do.


Could you refrain from accusing me of things that were never in my intention?
I never states that promoting religion amonst children is just an attempt of the right to spread religion among the innocent.
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About North Korea's allowed haircuts:
Hurdegaryp wrote:
Fartsniffage wrote:Well I'd be fucked. I went bald at 20.....

To the gulag with you, comrade! No place for degenerate bald-headed bourgeois class traitors in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea!

Hurdegaryp wrote:
Blekksprutia wrote:It looks like 1 haircut viewed from 28 different angles.

That's the undeniable superiority of the Juche doctrine in action for you. All shall be equal!
http://imageshack.us/a/img546/7193/y0bu.png
Souseiseki wrote:
Sahrani DR wrote:how do you even learn japanese?

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Postby The Grand Republic of Hannover » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:27 pm

New Bierstaat wrote:
The Nihilistic view wrote:
Exactly, this is just a communist attempt to control what the population do.

What would probably happen is that by banning parents from making their kids go to church, a large percentage of our children would grow up to be atheists, and eventually we'd have a voting majority willing to vote to ban religion.


I was thinking about that. Very good point Senator. It's similar when extremist governments add to the school curriculum political propaganda so that when children grow up they all support the regimes.
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Postby Mediciano » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:27 pm

Frankly, there is also no way to enforce this act. Are we really going to arrest every parent who ignores it, brings their kid to church and gets reported to the Gest...er... police by their kid? Do we have a system for the management of that many parentless children? The state would be bankrupt within a week.

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Postby Sahrani DR » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:27 pm

New Bierstaat wrote:
The Nihilistic view wrote:
Exactly, this is just a communist attempt to control what the population do.

What would probably happen is that by banning parents from making their kids go to church, a large percentage of our children would grow up to be atheists, and eventually we'd have a voting majority willing to vote to ban religion.


So you say that if people weren't taught religion in young age, they wouldn't be religious at all?
That's an interesting point you make...

also, there is difference between being atheist, which i am, or antitheist, which i am not and which i reject.
Last edited by Sahrani DR on Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:28 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Political Compass:
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About North Korea's allowed haircuts:
Hurdegaryp wrote:
Fartsniffage wrote:Well I'd be fucked. I went bald at 20.....

To the gulag with you, comrade! No place for degenerate bald-headed bourgeois class traitors in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea!

Hurdegaryp wrote:
Blekksprutia wrote:It looks like 1 haircut viewed from 28 different angles.

That's the undeniable superiority of the Juche doctrine in action for you. All shall be equal!
http://imageshack.us/a/img546/7193/y0bu.png
Souseiseki wrote:
Sahrani DR wrote:how do you even learn japanese?

sacrifice to the blood god

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Postby Mediciano » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:29 pm

Sahrani DR wrote:
Could you refrain from accusing me of things that were never in my intention?
I never states that promoting religion amonst children is just an attempt of the right to spread religion among the innocent.

So religion is corrupting the innocent? I'm sorry senator but, from now on, I will be ignoring your fanatical nonsense. I suggest everyone else do the same. He is purely a sensationalist, the Senatorial equivalent of an internet troll.

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Postby New Bierstaat » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:29 pm

Sahrani DR wrote:
New Bierstaat wrote:What would probably happen is that by banning parents from making their kids go to church, a large percentage of our children would grow up to be atheists, and eventually we'd have a voting majority willing to vote to ban religion.


So you say that if people weren't taught religion in young age, they wouldn't be religious at all?
That's an interesting point you make...

I'm not saying all people, but certainly children who grow up atheist are more likely to stay atheist as adults, the same way that children who grow up Christian are more likely to stay Christian as adults and children who grow up Jewish are more likely to stay Jewish as adults, etc., so percentages of religious people would certainly drop if not plunge.
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Postby The Grand Republic of Hannover » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:30 pm

Mediciano wrote:Frankly, there is also no way to enforce this act. Are we really going to arrest every parent who ignores it, brings their kid to church and gets reported to the Gest...er... police by their kid? Do we have a system for the management of that many parentless children? The state would be bankrupt within a week.


Exactly. The only way I see that clause getting enforced (which I do not support it) is to put a camera in every single home and watch the parents 24/7. Either that or hope for a child to call the Police. This clause is an outrageous way to invade the privacy of homes and the invasion of basic rights.
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Corrupt Dictatorship

Postby Sahrani DR » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:30 pm

The Grand Republic of Hannover wrote:
New Bierstaat wrote:What would probably happen is that by banning parents from making their kids go to church, a large percentage of our children would grow up to be atheists, and eventually we'd have a voting majority willing to vote to ban religion.


I was thinking about that. Very good point Senator. It's similar when extremist governments add to the school curriculum political propaganda so that when children grow up they all support the regimes.


This is not true.
Political propaganda in school is the addition of political indoctrination to normal activities in school.
No religious practice for the underage is the lack of a religious activity among normal activities in school.
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About North Korea's allowed haircuts:
Hurdegaryp wrote:
Fartsniffage wrote:Well I'd be fucked. I went bald at 20.....

To the gulag with you, comrade! No place for degenerate bald-headed bourgeois class traitors in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea!

Hurdegaryp wrote:
Blekksprutia wrote:It looks like 1 haircut viewed from 28 different angles.

That's the undeniable superiority of the Juche doctrine in action for you. All shall be equal!
http://imageshack.us/a/img546/7193/y0bu.png
Souseiseki wrote:
Sahrani DR wrote:how do you even learn japanese?

sacrifice to the blood god

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Postby New Bierstaat » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:31 pm

Mediciano wrote:
Sahrani DR wrote:
Could you refrain from accusing me of things that were never in my intention?
I never stated that promoting religion amonst children is just an attempt of the right to spread religion among the innocent.

So religion is corrupting the innocent? I'm sorry senator but, from now on, I will be ignoring your fanatical nonsense. I suggest everyone else do the same. He is purely a sensationalist, the Senatorial equivalent of an internet troll.


Mediciano wrote:
Sahrani DR wrote:
Could you refrain from accusing me of things that were never in my intention?
I never stated that promoting religion amonst children is just an attempt of the right to spread religion among the innocent.

So religion is corrupting the innocent? I'm sorry senator but, from now on, I will be ignoring your fanatical nonsense. I suggest everyone else do the same. He is purely a sensationalist, the Senatorial equivalent of an internet troll.

Mediciano wrote:
Sahrani DR wrote:
Could you refrain from accusing me of things that were never in my intention?
I never stated that promoting religion amonst children is just an attempt of the right to spread religion among the innocent.

So religion is corrupting the innocent? I'm sorry senator but, from now on, I will be ignoring your fanatical nonsense. I suggest everyone else do the same. He is purely a sensationalist, the Senatorial equivalent of an internet troll.
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Thomas Jefferson wrote:I have sworn upon the altar of God eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man.

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Postby Sahrani DR » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:31 pm

Mediciano wrote:
Sahrani DR wrote:
Could you refrain from accusing me of things that were never in my intention?
I never states that promoting religion amonst children is just an attempt of the right to spread religion among the innocent.

So religion is corrupting the innocent? I'm sorry senator but, from now on, I will be ignoring your fanatical nonsense. I suggest everyone else do the same. He is purely a sensationalist, the Senatorial equivalent of an internet troll.


It was sacrasm, as it felt absurd to me the accusation of "Communist ban of religion"
Political Compass:
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About North Korea's allowed haircuts:
Hurdegaryp wrote:
Fartsniffage wrote:Well I'd be fucked. I went bald at 20.....

To the gulag with you, comrade! No place for degenerate bald-headed bourgeois class traitors in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea!

Hurdegaryp wrote:
Blekksprutia wrote:It looks like 1 haircut viewed from 28 different angles.

That's the undeniable superiority of the Juche doctrine in action for you. All shall be equal!
http://imageshack.us/a/img546/7193/y0bu.png
Souseiseki wrote:
Sahrani DR wrote:how do you even learn japanese?

sacrifice to the blood god

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Postby New Bierstaat » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:32 pm

Sahrani DR wrote:
The Grand Republic of Hannover wrote:
I was thinking about that. Very good point Senator. It's similar when extremist governments add to the school curriculum political propaganda so that when children grow up they all support the regimes.


This is not true.
Political propaganda in school is the addition of political indoctrination to normal activities in school.
No religious practice for the underage is the lack of a religious activity among normal activities in school.

No, you said you wanted all children under the age of 12 to be banned from organized religious activity.
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Thomas Jefferson wrote:I have sworn upon the altar of God eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man.

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