Christians most persecuted group in the world as attacks increase

[walrus]

I am sure there is a Muslim walrus posting the same persecuted complex posts in an Arab country somewhere whining like a gimp with his gay lover Brock backing him up (the arse).

I'm surprised you could type all those words during your bukkake night what with all the ejaculate on your face and in your eyes

Watching too much porn?

That's it mate? A simple wise-ass come back? A simple slap on the wrist? He has got the gall to come and say those things to you about something that is on your face and in your eyes and this is all he gets back in return? You just can't make this up

You make up enough crap on this forum for all of us.

What do you want me to walrus, threaten him?

You have threatened me you banned me from pointing out the ZOG. Maybe you are in cahoots.

[Master]

If I have hurt your feelings then I apologise as it was not my intention.

If you would like to take a survey @SaddoIdonotgiveashitaboutyouropinion that would be appreciated.

[Gandalf]

If I have hurt your feelings then I apologise as it was not my intention.

If you would like to take a survey @SaddoIdonotgiveashitaboutyouropinion that would be appreciated.

That right there is a Mod worth respecting. Walrus, you have an apology. It's more than what I get.

[brocktonblockbust]

Master has given me even more than that but its a secret.

[Freedom]

Persecution of Christians is a human rights issue, says Pakistani archbishop

I think we should be tolerant of the religious beliefs of others, and people should have the freedom to believe whatever they want without persecution (as long as they are not hurting others).

In 1966 the UN adopted the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which includes religious belief:

http://hrlibrary.umn.edu/edumat/stud.../religion.html

Everyone shall have the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion. This right shall include freedom to have or to adopt a religion or belief of his choice, and freedom, either individually or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in worship, observance, practice and teaching.