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Skriven 2014-12-25 00:36:08 av Lee Lofaso (2:203/2)
  Kommentar till text 20288 av Björn Felten (2:203/2)
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Hello Björn,

 LL>> Christian? Wazzat?

 BF> Good question. It seems like most of them don't understand it either.

If you asked ten Christians that question, you will get ten different
answers - with none of those answers a guarantee that any of them would
be correct.

 BF> "Hey, fellow KKK:ers, lets torture and string up a nigger this Saturday,
 BF> bringing the entire family of course. Come Sunday we will of course attend
 BF> the usual sermon in our Christian church."

I knew quite a few Ku Kluxers.  As well as several victims of
Ku Kluxers.  The real mean ones (Ku Kluxers) are found in northern
Mississippi and in northern Alabama, but none are nice people any
where they are to be found.

Every Ku Kluxer alive is a Christian.  Every Ku Kluxer who ever
has been was a Christian.  The Ku Klux Klan was, and is, America's
al-Qaeda.  It was created in the aftermath of the Civil War, by
white Christian men in the South as a means of armed insurrection
against the racist military occupation of Yankees from the North.

The military occupation of the South came to an end in 1877, with
the withdrawal of federal troops.  Although the Ku Klux Klan had
officially been disbanded by General Bedford (a Confederate general
who had signed on to lead the Klan), it was and remained a secret
organization.

What exists in the US today is a white racist militia.  The Ku
Klux Klan is the most famous white racist militia in the US, given
its history.  But there are other militias in the US that are just
as deadly, or even more so, than the Klan.  The Army of God comes
to mind.  Timothy McVeigh was a member of that one.  Raised
Catholic, he showed what a good Christian could do with a truck
bomb (168 dead men, women and children).

 LL>> How deep can I dig on my own property?

 BF> And how high above it is your property? Is the 747 flying over your
property
 BF> trespassing? Maybe a couple of thousand, distant stars are your property
 BF> too?

How high the Moon?

When Neil Armstrong set foot on the Moon, his original intent was
to plant a flag of the United Nations in the lunar soil.  But President
Richard Nixon ordered Armstrong to plant the US flag so as to make his
own statement to the world.  In fact, every successful lunar landing
resulted in astronauts planting the US flag.

Who owns the Moon?

When (and if) China manages to land taikonauts on the Moon, will those
taikonauts plant the Chinese flag?

When (and if) Russia manages to land cosmonauts on the Moon, will those
cosmonauts plant the Russian flag?

When (and if) Europe manages to land euronauts on the Moon, will those
euronauts plant the Euro flag?

When (and if) Japan ... Land of the Rising Sun?

 BF> I guess the core question is who owned the property in the first place,
and
 BF> who gave that person the right to sell it? What the art world call
 BF> provenance.

Maybe Icarus was right in that it was all just a ball of wax ...

 LL>> Nature will do it for us.

 BF> Of course she is. We've had cataclysmic disasters happening on our planet
 BF> many times before, but after she has managed to eliminate the vermin and
 BF> repair the damage, she always has recuperated. It usually doesn't take
more
 BF> than a handful of million years to make a fresh start.

Oh, come now.  You don't really believe that.
I mean, Creationists say it only took six days
of Creation.  And look what we have done in
only six thousand years.  With such rapid rate
of growth, we should be able to expand our ways
to the stars in a matter of no time at all ...

--Lee

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