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Joke . . . . Joke

Most people take their beliefs that are non religious very seriously. Why are religious beliefs more important then any other? I agree with your last point and that also means I can say what I like about religion; it works both ways.

all those 4 million racist UKIP voters of course....

Ah. That makes more sense as they appear to sell it in Tesco.

You said it.

you cant possibly make such a sweeping statement, people arent sheep , and think with only one mind, just because someone is e religious, doesnt mean they will think exactly the same and find something offensive as the religious person 2 streets away, and you taking offence on all their behalfs ids laughable, who made you judge of what is offensive for religious people?...im sure if people did find it offensive they can say on here for them selves...like i said earlier people just want to be offended, how you can accuse anyone else of being on a high horse astounds me!

This thread is offensive.

Why are you so confrontational? But I wonder...last night you wrote this

"What makes me be in the right? I'm not perfect ... but I'm glad you think so. If I said something, in any way, that offended someone ... I'd apologize and try to figure out how it was I phrased it that was offensive".

I don't know if you have "in any way offended" anyone on this thread, but if you have are you planning to apologise and figure out how to rephrase anything that was offensive?

Day 13: Watch Chris's exit interview with Emma Willis
http://bigbrother.channel5.com/day-1...ew-emma-willis
The second evictee reveals all about his lack of gameplaying, the noisy Americans and all the wine drama...

Thanks. And a thanks for all the updates you post on here everyday.

It depends on what kind of beliefs you're talking about. If it's something easily disprovable (like the Holocaust didn't exist, that the world's flat, white supremacy, or something like NAMBLA) I'd have no problem mocking their beliefs. Religious beliefs, beliefs in aliens, things like that are non-tangible. I can't prove they're wrong. So I'd have no reason to mock their beliefs, other than they're just not mine. And my beliefs are no better than theirs. Just different. Now, when you get in to specific religious beliefs, like all the nutters who think the whole world needs to comply to what their religion believes. I don't have any problem speaking badly of that specific belief ... just not of the religion in general.

All I know is, the world's a convoluted place, and life is a tricky path to go down.

And it's very much like what goes on, on this board. I'll argue to the death if someone states something provably incorrect. People can think what they like about any one person. I don't like this one. I like that one. But when they get into, I don't like this one because they're thus-and-such ... well, they have to apply that to all of them. Or when they seem to think they know what a person is thinking, or said just before the film started rolling ... that's provably wrong. They don't know. And judging someone on something they can't know ... in my 'code of morals' is wrong. But I'm also not going to say I never violate that ... I'm human, after all.

This ^

As to this, because I'm sick to death of "the American" bashing. By the show producers, by the guests on BOTS, by the British housemates, and most of all by the people on this forum. I'm American. I'm offended. Most people here don't seem to care how offensive they are being about "Americans."

But it's nice to be stalked.

Like I've said elsewhere (and since you're stalking my posts, maybe already read), I love the UK. Love to visit, and have done so many times. But all this hatred being thrown at me, as an American, is making it very hard to believe that just because it's coming from 90% of the people I see and hear, they're not representative of the country.

He absolutely totally did not mock it - he was saying the rest of the housemates wanted the same. How the heck is that mocking??? (Unless you're being sarcastic of course, in which case I apologise.)

i flat out told him he was speaking to me like i was dirt, and didnt deserve it as id not spoke that way to him, and got a flippant comeback ,certainly no apology.

cheers and your welcome

im just going to assume all americans are rude and nasty as you are then judging the whole of America on you then, because that would be just as fair...judging the whole of the uk based on the digital spy BB forum...I ask you!!...
and why has this moved from Chris remark, onto how badly you feel done by by the British?

Only if you have no sense of humour. I have noticed in many of your posts that your dislike of Chris clouds your judgement somwehat and you therefore proffer quite a skewed perception of what Chris ACTUALLY says.

Lol. As if you haven't all along?

And like I said, back atcha.

totally agree,my god no one can joke on a TV show anymore so it seems

So that's alright then

so all that about apologising if youve offended anyone was bollocks then?...what a surprise!

Firstly being shrink wrapped I don't believe matters. I know wine becomes non kosher the second someone non Jewish handles the bottle and I believe that's the same for all kosher food.

And the difference with Chloe and Stevie is they aren't using their religion to get special treatment. If they were but then undermined that special treatment by doing something that goes against it. Also it should be noted that it depends which arm of Christianity they follow on how frowned upon it is. Its a much bigger sin in the Catholic Church than it is in CoE. CoE don't really hold the Old Testament aspects as gospel focusing more on the morals in the New Testament where as the Catholic side of Christianity puts a greater importance on the Old Testament teachings.

And yes keeping Kosher may be hard but Jenna didn't even try. She complained about them not sharing the wine and when she was told it wasn't Kosher she said she drank non kosher wine. And then did drink it. It's mixed messages that make her religious beliefs look fake.

As for questioning why I'm having an opinion. For starters you don't know what my religious beliefs are as I haven't stated them. I could very well be Jewish for all you know. No matter what my beliefs are though I came to them not through blind faith but research, I don't belief anyone should just fall into a religion (or as I'm guessing is the case with Jenna has effectively been forced to convert) they should make an informed decision knowing the options and then finding what is right for you. After all you are supposed to be accepting a set rules to live your life by and if you don't fully understand and accept those how can you be expected to follow them and there may be some faith more suited to you. So yeah while I'm not Jewish (for the record I'm an atheist) I'mmfsr from clueless on the jewish faith and can see when there is religious hypocrisy going on. If Jenna truly wants to be Jewish then I'm fine with her doing that but when I see her using her right to follow her beliefs to get special treatment and then her religious convictions are thrown out the second it suits her then her lack of religious conviction deserve to be mocked by everyone, especially by fellow Jews who do take them seriously as she is making them look bad and reinforcing some negative Jewish stereotypes

and where have i said anything before that about americans being rude???????!!

But in your other post you said you didn't hear it.