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I just wanted to see how many different kinds of people we got going on this site :D
Just give a holler and let everyone know what area you represent!
I'm from Brampton, but for the sake of simplicity I'll say Toronto! WOO!
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Permalink Reply by Ant Mac on -
Well, I am an outsider, so will offer a kind of unbiased opinion.
You were not doing anything much more than logically extending their mention of Bush/Chenys actions, so a person unaware of US political feeling would have just said "Yep, I suppose that is quite right". And they did raise the topic after all, which made Obama not just fair game, but perfectly logically in play as game. A sitting duck in fact.
And you are right, if the UN ever became more than a toy for the countries with vetos, more than a few heads of state would join milosevic and Thomas Lubanga Dyilo in Brussells prison.
But he didn't "discount" your views at all, you realise. Merely linked them to the team we know them from, which must be thought to be kind of cheeky to you I suppose. But they are on your side of the fence, right?. ( Which must be a bit of an unhappy thought, but that is politics eh? :P )
Which is your favourite state to live in?. Such a big place, the USA.
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Permalink Reply by Religion: a Crutch for weak ppl on -
Small town Yuma, AZ here. There are a lot of Atheists (non-Theists) here but they're more closeted than our GLBTQ people. I try to spread my Atheist and Humanistic philosophies best I can without being tarred, feathered and run outta Dodge, ha.
My latest rants, raves have been about how bible-thumpers are destroying women's rights and the new bible challenge game show on game show network.
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Permalink Reply by Tom Sarbeck on
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In the 1970s, while driving through your town from our Phoenix home to San Diego, I told my wife that living in Yuma would require a sense of humor, and I see you have one. Welcome to A/N.
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Permalink Reply by Shaffi Roshan on -
shaffi , India
now Malaysia ......
too much sufferings !!!!!
:(((
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Permalink Reply by Michelle Knott on -
Windermere in rainy Cumbria, the UK. Pretty but damp... Anyone else from around here?
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Permalink Reply by James M. Martin on -
Texas Gulf Coast, tip of the heart of the Bible Belt. Mostly Catholic population. In my mind it is Nueces City. That is because it sits on the Nueces River, and although in Spanish nueces usually contemplates pecans or walnuts, in Spanish it's also a word of choice for "nuts" as in Donald Duck crazy. We have our very own local Joel Osteen wannabee, too. Has a local mega-church now seen on the Booblical TV networks.
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Permalink Reply by Paulina W. on
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Hello, Poland here :) A city called Lodz. I wonder how many other Polish atheists have joined this site!
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Permalink Reply by Ant Mac on
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I just would like to say, to all the people like Nia, who suffer this sort of thing, keep smiling, we are slowly winning.
Remember, you could always come down to live in New Zealand or Australia if you get sick of being repressed. Almost unheard of here for religious people to dare to disapprove of someone not believing in sky-beard-man stories.
Even our sub-communities such as Sikh and Catholic and Muslim people are almost understanding of their own people who lose faith. We have a kind of tolerant attitude to peoples beliefs here.
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Permalink Reply by Ant Mac on
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I was going to make a joke about that, but actually, on consideration,
Let Portugals loss be New Zealands gain, you would be very welcome I think. Though to be perfectly honest and open with you, the shops, beaches and weather is far nicer in Australia!. ( It hurts a Kiwi to admit that in public, but I know my duty to a friend, Nia. :) ) Half a million Kiwis live in Australia simply because it is more fun and less rain.
Auckland University though, has always had a pretty good reputation for research!. The sailing on our Harbour is pretty amazing too.
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Permalink Reply by John Lynch on
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I would love to visit/live in Australia if it were not the expense of moving and finding somewhere to live. I have heard some great things of the beauty of Australia.
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