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It is highly irresponsible and ignorant to equate homosexuality to pedophilia.

The former is based on consent, the latter is not and is equivalent to rape.

 

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31 minutes ago, AjeetSingh2019 said:

It is highly irresponsible and ignorant to equate homosexuality to pedophilia.

The former is based on consent, the latter is not and is equivalent to rape.

 

And it's highly irresponsible and ignorant to equate homosexuality to heterosexuality. 

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There does seem to be an agenda:

First accept homosexuality. 

Then accept transgenders. 

Now it seems paedophilia is being promoted by certain sections of the media.

What's next after that beastiality?

If we are supposed to be a tolerant faith, then what are the lines that can be tolerated?

What should be tolerated and what should not be tolerated?

The sophistry involved is astounding. If a pedophile wants to groom your child and you put a stop to it, are you an intolerant bigot who is oppressing the paedophile's right to access of your child?

What are the boundaries? 

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I have noticed homosexuals and Jews have been on this forum a  red herring here since sometime now

Never mind the Christians changing demography in Punjab and converting sikhs to xianity. 

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8 minutes ago, AjeetSingh2019 said:

I have noticed homosexuals and Jews have been on this forum a  red herring here since sometime now

Never mind the Christians changing demography in Punjab and converting sikhs to xianity. 

Again, that's you seeing phenomena that isn't mentioned or even alluded to. Why are you stifling debate and discussion on these issues? How is a Mumbai dweller in such an insular part of the world so clued-up and concerned with issues such as European nationalism and the descent into degeneracy in Western lands? Christianity's attack on Dharmic traditions and Eastern mystical paths (including Sikhi) should be your area of expertise, or at least a subject that you should be bringing to our attention.

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53 minutes ago, Ranjeet01 said:

There does seem to be an agenda:

First accept homosexuality. 

Then accept transgenders. 

Now it seems paedophilia is being promoted by certain sections of the media.

This'll upset most of us on here, but it's an uncomfortable truth: the first one was, "Accept immigrants." To borrow a brilliant phrase that you coined a few years ago, we were the canaries down the mine, or at least our elders were when the West opened its doors to the Commonwealth nations for assistance in rebuilding Europe after the devastation of WW2. We were step one of the plan.

Again, it's a truth that might be cognitively devastating for some to accept -- it is slightly dehumanising in a way, and the last thing any advanced sentient being wants to acknowledge is they might be viewed as less (by others) than the image they hold of themselves in their own consciousness -- but it's one that must be acknowledged if we're to be honest and proceed with some brand of plan. Guess who campaigned and lobbied for third-world immigrants to be allowed into the White man's hallowed abode, lol? Guess who owned most of the sea-faring ships that brought over most of the Commonwealth workforce who eventually ended up settling here? They won't teach you any of this in schools or write articles about it on the BBC, lol.

We're as much pawns in this game as the homosexuals and other minority interest groups. We don't REALLY matter. We're just buffers, ultimately, and when there's a struggle or a battle, it's the buffers who are the first to feel the onslaught. 

If all we ever see is what's at the end of our collective nose, and the thought of what lays beyond is considered to be too terrifying a prospect to broach, then we'll continue going around in circles, afraid to confront those terrifying and taboo truths that we've deluded ourselves in believing don't exist or at least don't apply to us. Once we allow our thought processes and our conscience to be censored and controlled by someone, I truly believe there is no point to that person's humanity. That's a living death right there.

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8 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:

This'll upset most of us on here, but it's an uncomfortable truth: the first one was, "Accept immigrants." To borrow a brilliant phrase that you coined a few years ago, we were the canaries down the mine, or at least our elders were when the West opened its doors to the Commonwealth nations for assistance in rebuilding Europe after the devastation of WW2. We were step one of the plan.

Again, it's a truth that might be cognitively devastating for some to accept -- it is slightly dehumanising in a way, and the last thing any advanced sentient being wants to acknowledge is they might be viewed as less (by others) than the image they hold of themselves in their own consciousness -- but it's one that must be acknowledged if we're to be honest and proceed with some brand of plan. Guess who campaigned and lobbied for third-world immigrants to be allowed into the White man's hallowed abode, lol? Guess who owned most of the sea-faring ships that brought over most of the Commonwealth workforce who eventually ended up settling here? They won't teach you any of this in schools or write articles about it on the BBC, lol.

We're as much pawns in this game as the homosexuals and other minority interest groups. We don't REALLY matter. We're just buffers, ultimately, and when there's a struggle or a battle, it's the buffers who are the first to feel the onslaught. 

If all we ever see is what's at the end of our collective nose, and the thought of what lays beyond is considered to be too terrifying a prospect to broach, then we'll continue going around in circles, afraid to confront those terrifying and taboo truths that we've deluded ourselves in believing don't exist or at least don't apply to us. Once we allow our thought processes and our conscience to be censored and controlled by someone, I truly believe there is no point to that person's humanity. That's a living death right there.

It's very sad to be manipulated like that, used as a guinea pig for a social experiment. 

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23 minutes ago, Ranjeet01 said:

It's very sad to be manipulated like that, used as a guinea pig for a social experiment. 

The Decline and the Fall of the Roman Empire is a great multi volume work to read in order to understand what we're going through and what's yet to come. It's one of the classic works they teach to the posh kids at private school. 

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