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Originally posted by darkhorserider
Not much has changed, but today the term is "Domestic Terrorist." Same witch hunt, same result, just different political motivation. Or maybe not, I suppose that hasn't even changed all that much.
Originally posted by denver22
Think your
Originally posted by NavyDoc
Well, everybody knows that gingers have no souls. Just ask Cartman.
funny saying that do you i guess my son hasn't a soul too
Originally posted by digital01anarchy
Dude my daughter has red hair as well lol Cartman is a cartoon and ginger use came from the spice girls and the cartoon is making fun of the way the British treat redheads. Here in the USA we call them fire crotches. Anyway every other culture except European's find them extremely attractive well at lest the girls anyway.
its a joke get over it.
Originally posted by darkhorserider
reply to post by intrptr
Actually, I'd go a step higher, as I believe the religion is just another vehicle for the control, not the driving force. The force is greed and power. The people that institute and administer the religions are the same people instituting and administering the governments, and controlling the resources, and dividing and helping us to conquer ourselves.
"Witchcraft" is definitely rooted in religion, and our current "terrorists" surely have a religions identity, and when it was the pale faces killing the redskins, there was a religions element, and when it was Apartheid in Africa there was a religious element, but when you look at it, under the religion is oil, real estate, diamonds, gold, etc.
Originally posted by camaro68ss
hummm, If you think your in the presents of a witch, throw her/him off a cliff, if they fly, have them come back and stone them to death. If they fall..... well i guess there not a witch...
Originally posted by intrptr
Today, there is a close comparison in this country. We hunt "terrorists" and they are interrogated in places like Guantanamo. That would also be a witch hunt of sorts. Any one have a copy of that manual?
If a person in a position of authority ordered you to deliver a 400-volt electrical shock to another person, would you follow orders? Most people would answer this question with an adamant no, but Yale University psychologist Stanley Milgram conducted a series of obedience experiments during the 1960s that demonstrated surprising results. These experiments offer a powerful and disturbing look into the power of authority and obedience.
Originally posted by denver22
reply to post by TheSparrowSings
If you had redhair you would be screwed as your a witch if you like it or not..
If you had red hair during the Spanish Inquisition, you were accused of having stolen the fires of hell, then quickly burned as a witch
During 16th and 17th century witch-hunts in England, many redheads were stripped to look for marks of a witch. Marks of a witch included moles, scares, or freckles. This made the lifespan for a redhead in England during this time very, very short.
Pretty crazy stuff ...
edit on 31-10-2012 by denver22 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Ireminisce
First time I've ever been thankful that my little Ginger boy was born in the 21st century.
Originally posted by intrptr
That bit from Monty Python is the best...
edit on 31-10-2012 by intrptr because: additional...