Mass Shooting in Orlando become's USA's worst.

[Gilrandir]

Well, there is this: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...t-the-shooter/

I wonder, what they would be doing if they were not so pious?

I'm sure you can find plenty of examples where a religious community supported the victims and their families. Like I said: religion is a catalyzer - it can help you move on the way you have chosen, whether the way of the evil or the way of the good.

[CrossLOPER]

I'm sure you can find plenty of examples where a religious community supported the victims and their families. Like I said: religion is a catalyzer - it can help you move on the way you have chosen, whether the way of the evil or the way of the good.

That's kind of self-defeating. It is as if you design a car bumper stuffed with explosives.

[HopAlongBunny]

Samantha Bee get to the point:

[Greyblades]

Samantha Bee get to the point:

It is good to see samantha still doing good work after having to jump off the the daily show before it crashed and burned.

[Slyspy]

It is good to see samantha still doing good work after having to jump off the the daily show before it crashed and burned.

That was good work?

[Greyblades]

Compared to The Daily Show these days.

I miss John Stewart.

[HopAlongBunny]

Angels sighted in Orlando!:

http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-w...rom-protesters

Style counts :)

[Gilrandir]

That's kind of self-defeating. It is as if you design a car bumper stuffed with explosives.

You seem to think that religion is an agent and it moves people like pieces on the chessboard. In my opinion religion is a game people play, so if a person kills somebody with a chessboard, do we blame the chessboard?

[rajpoot]

IMO it does not so much as move people as it gives them reason to justify doing what they did. Of course anything can be twisted and misinterpreted to justify wrong doings, but to go back to the chessboard, I'd say that I'd rather have a roll up chess mat than a wooden board with hard corners that can be used to hit someone really hard.

[Gilrandir]

IMO it does not so much as move people as it gives them reason to justify doing what they did. Of course anything can be twisted and misinterpreted to justify wrong doings, but to go back to the chessboard, I'd say that I'd rather have a roll up chess mat than a wooden board with hard corners that can be used to hit someone really hard.

I believe everything is decided before a person takes up a religion. He approaches his spiritual conversion with a baggage of values and preconceived attitudes. If those are initially well-meaning religion gives him a push in one direction (charity, mercy, tolerance and so on), if it is otherwise religion gives him a push in the opposite (violence, hate of opponents). Every person selects whatever tenets chime with his inner self, and religion has all kinds of them.