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In reply to the discussion: I've seen Jesus referred to as Jeebus and Jeezus. [View all]Ruby the Liberal
(26,650 posts)102. +1
I thought maybe I was the only one. It lowers us to Freeper level, IMO, but to each his own.
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Isn't it great when you can rationalize disrespect of people for actions of others?
joeglow3
Jan 2012
#130
When it's used to mock or insult others, I think it is very antagonistic and out of place.
cbayer
Jan 2012
#3
But Buddha definitely did not miss many meals so it seemed appropriate as an example. :) nt
Snake Alchemist
Jan 2012
#21
That shows that you don't know much about some of the more extreme varieties
Lydia Leftcoast
Jan 2012
#82
If you're not a Christian, then using JC really makes no sense at all...
markpkessinger
Jan 2012
#48
You can believe whatever you like. That point is also relevant to the discussion. nt
Snake Alchemist
Jan 2012
#74
That's a bit like saying someone was a victim of a bullet and not a gun. nt
Snake Alchemist
Jan 2012
#212
I just haven't seen anything similar for those that pervert the teachings of Muhammad. nt.
Snake Alchemist
Jan 2012
#38
perhaps we should burn all blaspemers at the stake - The UN etc are heading that direction nt
msongs
Jan 2012
#25
I'm recommending because I think it's an interesting question. I find it antogonistic and funny.
Gregorian
Jan 2012
#47
Considering the historical oppression perpetrated in the name of a mythical sky fairy,
AtomicKitten
Jan 2012
#51
When a large group of people make asses of themselves the way so many Christians have,
The Doctor.
Jan 2012
#237
Sounds like a good name for a fast-food vegetarian restaurant...run by The Mob.
Ikonoklast
Jan 2012
#76
I hadn't seen those posts, but I agree. Disrespect to others' religion is not cool. nt
Honeycombe8
Jan 2012
#66
My understanding is it's very common progressive slang referencing religious right Rethugs.
riderinthestorm
Jan 2012
#77
why are there 2 of these post from 2 different posters but with the exact wording - see link
leftyohiolib
Jan 2012
#94
Skinner has 27 sock puttets, which can get confusing for just about anyone.
ZombieHorde
Jan 2012
#103
That was a joke. Sorry for the confusion; I thought the large number made it obvious.
ZombieHorde
Jan 2012
#109
So the Irish troubles were about killing people in the name of Christianity,
Nye Bevan
Jan 2012
#179
to Jewish folks his Hebrew name was Yeshua. translated to to English it is Joshua.
piratefish08
Jan 2012
#127
"Why do Christians always have to be victims?" Read what Nietzsche had to say about it.
harmonicon
Jan 2012
#171
Actually, my point was, you're supposed to find the Buddha (or the Buddha-nature) in the mirror.
Warren DeMontague
Jan 2012
#151
The reason I do that is that I really don't like using "Jesus" as a swear word
eridani
Jan 2012
#134
Cheese & crackers, I always interpreted those as euphemisms for "taking the name ... in vain."
DirkGently
Jan 2012
#140
I will never ever understand the over sensitivity some people have over religion
fujiyama
Jan 2012
#150
I think you need to get yourself a dictionary and learn what "theory" means in science.
harmonicon
Jan 2012
#172
Yes, and "theory" in science means something much different than it does in common use.
harmonicon
Jan 2012
#183
Most of these not-things are probably cases of lizard/reptilian replacement.
harmonicon
Jan 2012
#199
Just because a test on a hypothesis gives a certain result, does not make the theory correct.
Snake Alchemist
Jan 2012
#191
Please link to this post where you were called a "nutcase" and YOUR post got hidden.
cleanhippie
Jan 2012
#215
"Evolution is a theory that has yet to be proven and because it is such a far stretch..."
cleanhippie
Jan 2012
#216
You're not doing Christianity any favors by tying it to Creationist reality denialism.
LeftyMom
Jan 2012
#221
"I am not religious in the least. I just find it oddly antagonistic and out of place." Hmmm
retread
Jan 2012
#174
When Islam or Buddhism become the dominant Religious Machine of Oppression in the USA
MNBrewer
Jan 2012
#181