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BaldJean

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 07:54

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 08:08

Komandant Shamal wrote:

nice try mister Dean, but my countryman wrote THIS [@topic "Are gays and lesbians are welcome at PA?" page2]:

Svetonio wrote:

I am a heterosexual who, due to humanitarian, political and anti-religious reasons, strongly supports all of the demands of the LGBT community as well as giving the rights of gay couples to adopt children; actually, I support LGBT demands way strongly than many gays which I meet in the real life.

have a nice day!

I know what 'he' wrote, but I did not need to quote 'him' directly as that would only have provoked another of 'his' self-pitying protestations. 'He' listed three reasons, of which I picked two to comment upon as the third was superfluous; 'he' did not list one reason that had three conditions that had to be true for 'him' to support LBGT demands...

Then, perhaps you should actually read read what I wrote and not what you think I said. Evil Smile

Edited by Dean - November 05 2015 at 08:09

What?

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 11:21

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 11:44

Priest needs to learn how to spell.

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 11:45

What?

Svetonio

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 11:59

Serbian priest supports the fascist organizations and football hooligans at anti-gay protest in Belgrade:

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 12:00

can he spell?

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 13:21

Svetonio wrote:

Serbian priest supports the fascist organizations and football hooligans at anti-gay protest in Belgrade:

In their defense, the orthodox church has a clear position on homosexuality. Nobody is forcing you to agree with them, but their priests probably should actually follow their own religion

Catcher10 wrote:

what's the A stand for?

automobiles

BaldFriede wrote:

Texas is to the USA what Bavaria is to Germany, so it did not surprise me.

Bavaria is very nice, full of kindly people, and has less mexicans than Texas

Vompatti wrote:

I haven't pooped on anyone in public yet.

I don't believe you k

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 13:28

Thankfully the world have changed a bit the last 40 years or so. Back in the golden age of the 1970's, things were not as simple.

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 13:29

Triceratopsoil wrote:

Bavaria is very nice, full of kindly people, and has less mexicans than Texas

This verges on ugly-- further, I'd think someone in Canada couldn't give a rat's ass what's happening in Texas.

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 13:33

Please BaldFriede don't insult your own country by daring to compare Bavaria (or any place on Earth really) to Texas

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 13:51

Atavachron wrote:

Triceratopsoil wrote:

Bavaria is very nice, full of kindly people, and has less mexicans than Texas

This verges on ugly-- further, I'd think someone in Canada couldn't give a rat's ass what's happening in Texas.

I never said it's a bad thing. Just that Bavaria doesn't tend to have a lot of immigrants from Mexico.

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 13:52

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Please BaldFriede don't insult your own country by daring to compare Bavaria (or any place on Earth really) to Texas

There is a common saying in Germany: "Bavaria is no longer Germany and not yet Austria".

Many things are different in Bavaria. It is for example the only one of the 16 federal states of Germany in which there is no Christian Democratic Union (one of the major political parties in Germany) but where you have the Christian Social Union instead. The CSU is a sister party of the CDU, but there are often tensions between them. These tensions have a big impact on the political life in Germany.

In the days of Franz Josef Strauss the CSU got around 70% of the votes in Bavaria, a lot more than any other party in any other federal state. They still get by far the most votes in Bavaria. And the CSU is the most conservative of all democratic parties in Germany; it borders on right-wing extremism at times.

Edited by BaldFriede - November 05 2015 at 14:05

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 13:55

Triceratopsoil wrote:

Atavachron wrote:

Triceratopsoil wrote:

Bavaria is very nice, full of kindly people, and has less mexicans than Texas

This verges on ugly-- further, I'd think someone in Canada couldn't give a rat's ass what's happening in Texas.

I never said it's a bad thing. Just that Bavaria doesn't tend to have a lot of immigrants from Mexico.

Yes of course you didn't mean it's a bad thing

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 14:12

It is in fact only due to the CSU that there still is no full-fledged homosexual marriage in Germany; all we have is a "Eingetragene Lebensgemeinschaft" ("registered life partnership"), which lacks several rights of "normal" marriages.

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 14:13

BaldFriede wrote:

The T wrote:

Please BaldFriede don't insult your own country by daring to compare Bavaria (or any place on Earth really) to Texas

I was aware of that )though not of all those details) and I know Bavaria troubled history with extremism. But:

1. I have been there twice and oh my is it a beautiful place, quite unlike the horrid nothingness of TX

2. It has given us plenty of great culture, quite unlike TX

3. Even its extremists are probably less stupid than the ones in TX

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 14:17

BaldFriede wrote:

There is a common saying in Germany: "Bavaria is no longer Germany and not yet Austria".

Technically it's more like "Germany is no longer Bavaria," since Bavaria hasn't really changed in decades

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 14:24

I don't deny it is a beautiful place, and there is indeed a lot of culture there. Munich is the third biggest city in Germany, after Berlin and Hamburg and before Cologne (those four cities are the only German cities with a population of over a million). And then there is of course the Bayreuth festival each year.

We live in Cologne, by the way.

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 14:26

Triceratopsoil wrote:

BaldFriede wrote:

There is a common saying in Germany: "Bavaria is no longer Germany and not yet Austria".

Technically it's more like "Germany is no longer Bavaria," since Bavaria hasn't really changed in decades

The saying is not meant in a temporal way but in a geographical way

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Posted: November 05 2015 at 14:29

I've been in three of the four. And oh how I long to go to Bayreuth one day to the Festspiele.

So, going back to the subject, that's why I would never compare anything to TX. A place where idiocy takes new forms every day. And on top of that, a very bland looking place.

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