North Koreas concentration camps

Originally posted by Clearskies

It goes against Jesus' teachings of turn the other cheek.


[edit on 24-11-2007 by Clearskies]

So does most of the behavior of Christians.

Originally posted by Clearskies

It goes against Jesus' teachings of turn the other cheek.

Again, this has nothing to do with this thread

reply to post by infinite

Aren't we discussing the aspects of North Korean concentration camps?

Which atheistic communist nation doesn't abuse their subjects????

Do you have anything to add, except how I am off-topic?

They do, but what more do you want?
You want to invade North Korea, who's citizens are brainwashed and are told to expect a US invasion?
Why not write to your member of congress/senate/parliament/etc instead of posting on an internet forum? (that's what I do).

I just noticed this post. It's good to see you're involved!
Sorry, I thought you were unmoved by the abuses of kim il
However, it's also good to enlighten the public of their plight!

Originally posted by Clearskies


Which atheistic communist nation doesn't abuse their subjects????

Which nation PERIOD doesn't abuse its citizens?

Stop hijacking this thread w/your religious discussion.

KTHX

Originally posted by discomfit
Stop hijacking this thread w/your religious discussion.

KTHX

Actually, it's a very valid part of the conversation. There is no doubting that Kim does slap religious people into concentration camps.

How is this not relevant?

Because this thread has zero to do w/religion and everything to do with concentration camps. If you or anyone else has something to say about N. Korea, concentration camps or preferably N. Korea's concentration camps please share with us. But if you came here to talk about Jesus and his story (or any variation there of) please take it somewhere else.

Originally posted by discomfit
Because this thread has zero to do w/religion and everything to do with concentration camps. If you or anyone else has something to say about N. Korea, concentration camps or preferably N. Korea's concentration camps please share with us. But if you came here to talk about Jesus and his story (or any variation there of) please take it somewhere else.

So let me get this straight: By your logic, it would be forbidden to talk about Jews while discussing the Nazi death camps.

Nobody was talking about the Quitter God and his story, we were talking about the fate of any Christians that may or may not be stuck in North Korean concentration camps.

I fail to see why it is so difficult to make that distinction.

AHEM

Kindly stay on topic.

The last time I checked this discussion was about North korean concentration camps AND not a broad based discussion on religion. If you wish to discuss that topic kindly feel free to post in any of the numerous topics in the religion forum OR start one of your own.

The last time I checked this thread was about North Korean Concentration Camps.

Thanks
FredT, Moderator

Okay.

So what part of the concentration issue ARE we allowed to talk about?

You know what? Never mind. I shall simply avoid Discomfit's threads like the plague. That should handle any future problems.

Originally posted by The Good Reverend Roger
Okay.

So what part of the concentration issue ARE we allowed to talk about?

You know what? Never mind. I shall simply avoid Discomfit's threads like the plague. That should handle any future problems.

Apparently Christmas has come early for me.

In case anyone else wants to jump in the topic is : do you find it strange that politicians and the mass media have recently turned a blind eye on N. Korea's concentration camp complexes ?