He Must Be Punished

July 14, 2008

Rudis Muiznieks offers his own take on Wafergate:

(via Cectic)

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brad

Wow, that was really bad.
jedipunk

I had a similar convedrsation with my father this weekend.

My dad is a born-again christian and, while not catholic, thought the “stealing” of the eucharist was sacrilegious.

I told him that it was only a piece of bread, but he insisted that because it was a religious item its desecration is sacrilegious.

I agreed but said why care so much it is still bread. I went on to say that this was no different the when the muslims had a fit about the illustration of Mohammed. Of course, Dad disagreed with this.
TheDeadEye

I told him that it was only a piece of bread, but he insisted that because it was a religious item its desecration is sacrilegious.

Sacrilege means very little to an atheist.
Becksi

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