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4. I think Ze's will be vindicated in a few decades

Reply to F4lconF16 (Original post)

Thu Oct 8, 2015, 06:48 PM

Oct 2015

Polls show religion is on the way out in the West.

The RCC is on the decline despite Latino immigration with a RCC background.

The RCC and other superstitions will wither away as education compounds by generations.

To give Ze comfort, tell him/her to read who the saint of the day is daily:

most of the time, it's good for a laugh.

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I just asked my transgender roommate about the RCC. [View all] F4lconF16 Oct 2015 OP

"their" bigotry is whose bigotry exactly? rug Oct 2015 #1

At least try to be honest brokers who don't try to pretend that a hug mitigates all that trash talk Bluenorthwest Oct 2015 #2

Ok, you answer the question. Whose bigotry is "their" bigotry? rug Oct 2015 #3

I'll answer the question Cartoonist Oct 2015 #9

"Stop being ridiculous" is hardly an answer. rug Oct 2015 #12

Deflecting again Cartoonist Oct 2015 #13

No, that's called clarification. rug Oct 2015 #14

You're wasting valuable energy, cartoonist. cleanhippie Oct 2015 #26

Their bigotry being the RCC's, and more specifically, the Vaticans. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #5

Thanks for the clarification. rug Oct 2015 #6

"I don't put any more stock in hugs than I do in broad-brushed statements." Lordquinton Oct 2015 #10

There's as much bullshit in that remark as there is in yours. rug Oct 2015 #11

Care to expand? Lordquinton Oct 2015 #15

No. rug Oct 2015 #16

I agree Lordquinton Oct 2015 #17

Do you mean the acronym that is widely known, available with a click if not, rug Oct 2015 #18

And yet you still can't provide it Lordquinton Oct 2015 #19

I just did. rug Oct 2015 #20

But you didn't? Lordquinton Oct 2015 #21

Much as I enjoy this . . . . rug Oct 2015 #22

Ok. Lordquinton Oct 2015 #23

No it is not more inclusive... LostOne4Ever Oct 2015 #24

It is more inclusive than the one he posted. rug Oct 2015 #25

Aww, the Pope hugged a transgender guy? gcomeau Oct 2015 #27

Would it make you feel better if he spit on him? rug Oct 2015 #28

Nope, wouldn't feel better at all. Now you answer a question. gcomeau Oct 2015 #29

No, I think it's an act of grace and humanity. rug Oct 2015 #30

Then WHY DID YOU POST IT gcomeau Oct 2015 #31

Why does it upst you (caps omitted). rug Oct 2015 #32

People wasting the time of everyone in a discussion always irritates me. gcomeau Oct 2015 #33

This must explain my current irritation. rug Oct 2015 #34

Better to flee than to defend your reason for posting the link huh? gcomeau Oct 2015 #35

Lol.Well, now you've got my attention back. rug Oct 2015 #36

Sorry, that's not how this game is played. gcomeau Oct 2015 #37

ust have been the all caps. rug Oct 2015 #38

As a first impression perhaps. gcomeau Oct 2015 #39

Outweighing all the things you alleged. rug Oct 2015 #40

When exactly did we switch from talking about bigotry to "inveterate transphobia"? gcomeau Oct 2015 #41

Inveterate transphobia is bigotry. You objected to the Pope hugging an transgendered person. rug Oct 2015 #42

In the same way my thumb is a finger. gcomeau Oct 2015 #43

You are comparing transphobia to a thumb? rug Oct 2015 #44

We can continue this discussion after you go back to school... gcomeau Oct 2015 #45

I think Ze's will be vindicated in a few decades Yorktown Oct 2015 #4

I agree with "Saint of the Day" -- often inspiring goldent Oct 2015 #7

yes, lots of funny, imaginative stories Yorktown Oct 2015 #8