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Click it quick - it won't be long before someone cops on to this! (Warning, may cause offence)
Click it quick - it won't be long before someone cops on to this! (Warning, may cause offence)
What's to cop on to? It's not illegal is it? It was an available .ie domain name and the cappie went and paid the money for it - BTW [broken link removed] seems to be available as are and www.This post will be deleted if not edited immediately.ie
It's not that terribly offensive (I watched about half of it, and I admit to a few chuckles).
I would say that most Catholics accept, at some level, that being mocked for their religion is par for the course. It sure beats being thrown to the lions.
If the author is a principled and ethical atheist, we can presumably look forward to similar videos with footage mocking Jews as they stuff pieces of paper into a wall and footage mocking Muslims as they congregate for an oul' chant in Mecca........ Or perhaps the atheists who published this follow the 'principle' that in choosing which beliefs to mock, they should be guided not by any objectively assessed quality of the beliefs but by the characteristics of the believers.
I would say that most Catholics accept, at some level, that being mocked for their religion is par for the course. It sure beats being thrown to the lions.
If the author is a principled and ethical atheist, we can presumably look forward to similar videos with footage mocking Jews as they stuff pieces of paper into a wall and footage mocking Muslims as they congregate for an oul' chant in Mecca........ Or perhaps the atheists who published this follow the 'principle' that in choosing which beliefs to mock, they should be guided not by any objectively assessed quality of the beliefs but by the characteristics of the believers.
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I didn't find it offensive at all. However, AAM has a wide audience, and there might even be members of the clergy on here.
I thought it might be removed if someone complained to the IEDR.
