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[Re. the Oslo terrorist attacks which were perpetrated by a Christian and not a Muslim.]

Norway brought this on themselves when they allowed unchristian savages to flood into their country. The invaders do not care about Norwegian Christian values.

Christian nations need to prohibit all nonchristian immigration if they want to retain their character and society.

Christian values built western civilization to its peak among the world. God’s grace is reflected in those who follow his teachings. People and nations. Nonchristian immigration is a pollution of his plan and a pollution of nations who want to prosper by following his plan.

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old comment by Jamaican Castle

So, let me get this straight. When the imported Muslim crazies cause trouble, it's the evil foreigners' fault, and when the native Christian crazies cause trouble it's still the evil foreigners' fault? How does that scan?

Or maybe you think it's always the victim's fault for bringing the situation on themselves. In that case, if I were to hypothetically shoot you in the face with an M98 Widow AMSR, you'd agree with me that you deserved it for being an asshole and bringing it upon yourself, yes? Obviously, that would be wrong, which is why I'm not going to*, but that's the logic you're using here.

Also, plenty of non-Christian nations have prospered at times in history, and plenty of Christian ones have floundered. It's almost as though god either doesn't exist or doesn't care. (Joel: "Folks, God just didn't care.")

* Well, that and I don't have the aforesaid gun. Details...

old comment by CoffeeMorningChris

Someone has to do this, and there are various different versions possible. In no way should the following be interpreted as defending Breivik.....

Norway brought this on themselves when they allowed christian savages to flood into their country. The invaders do not care about Norwegian viking values.

Viking nations need to prohibit all christian immigration if they want to retain their character and society.

Viking values built western civilization to its peak among the world. Their gods' grace is reflected in those who follow their teachings. People and nations. Christian immigration is a pollution of their plan and a pollution of nations who want to prosper by following their plan.

See how easy that was TPT??

old comment by Anon-e-moose

I'm just surprised you didn't do a Bill O'RLY and claim Anders wasn't a Christian, TeaBaggerTim:

http://nation.foxnews.com/norway/2011/07/26/oreilly-blasts-media-branding-norwegian-maniac-christian-extremist

Whereas I beg to differ:

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemasonry

(emphasis added):

'The form of Freemasonry most common in Scandinavia, known as the Swedish Rite, accepts only Christians'

I love the smell of annihilated right-wing arguments in the morning. Smells like... victory.

Four words: Timothy McVeigh. Scott Roeder.

"Christian nations need to prohibit all nonchristian immigration if they want to retain their character and society."

So the Pilgrim Fathers didn't travel to the New World, eh? They were born there?

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So, no hypocrisy on your part, nosiree. [/hyper-sarcasm]

'The Puritans didn't leave England to escape persecution, but to find a country in which they could freely persecute others'

-Gore Vidal

The prosecution rests, m'lud.

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Hitler was an illegal immigrant. A Christian too. Also a right-winger. [/Reverse Godwin]

"Christian values built western civilization to its peak among the world. God’s grace is reflected in those who follow his teachings. People and nations. Nonchristian immigration is a pollution of his plan and a pollution of nations who want to prosper by following his plan."

One word: Vikings.

I love the smell of annihilated right-wing arguments in the morning. Smells like... victory.

@Anon2

"Breivik (the perpetrator) has published a "manifesto" with nearly the same content as "TeaPartyTim"'s crazy statement here."

So what you're saying here is that TeaBaggerTim & all his right-wing Fundamentalist Christian Theocratic Dominionist ilk = Anders Breivik & Timothy McVeigh?

...nope, can't find a single flaw in that logic.

"Norway brought this on themselves when they allowed unchristian savages to flood into their country. The invaders do not care about Norwegian Christian values.", eh? How 'right' you are, TeaBaggerTim.

And that's the problem.

--EDIT--

@aaa

'I think he wrote this before he even knew who Anders was.'

As the (very) old saying goes, 'Ignorantia juris non excusat', and all that jazz. And with his verbal diarrhoea, based on his ignorantia, methinks TeaBaggerTim's new name should be Incontinentia Buttocks. [/"Monty Python's Life of Brian"] X3

Moral: have the full facts at your command, before you do a Rush Limburger and take a verbal dump, neocunts. Knowledge is power*, and all that jazz

*- Thus if the likes of TeaBaggerTim here had lightbulbs for brains, his would be a 4-watt one.

old comment by Swede

Re. burning witches. I visited Örebro Castle the other day, where they had quite a few historic time-lines. Somewhere around 14th or 15th century they burned some guy's wife (among many, many others; the last witch in Sweden was burned during the 19th century, I believe). His name was Fleet, her first name is not mentioned in any of the legal documents, just Mr Fleet's wife. She and somebody started arguing about a bucket of ale or something. Lo and behold, a floating test and some even more stupid things later, she's burned as a witch.

Are these the Christian Values we want to return to? If your neighbor's wife displeases you, have her accused as a witch...
And who the fuck does NOT float when thrown in a lake?
Some of the people at Utöya did not float long enough, it seems. Many people drowned there, as they tried to flee to the mainland. (Öya means island, sort of.)

@ J. James
About 70 percent of the Swedish population were a member of the Swedish Church last year. I know I am, even though I count myself as an atheist. I still like the Church burial and the psalms and all that jazz. It's not that much of my taxes that goes that way, and the Swedish Church does much good for our less fortunate ones.

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