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DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
23 Jan 2019, 17:41
#81
23 Jan 2019, 17:41#81

OK, got it.

As I understand it, CC believes in God, but does not like Him much....for the same reasons you don't want to believe in a God...which is quite rational (by both of you).  Logic applied by both, different conclusion? I suspect that most people's un-belief start out because of the perceived unfairness of it all. 

PS, you get the free will thing wrong. It does not try to justify anything. It means that it's your choice to follow God or not. He will not force worship. How does that justify Hitler? What am I missing here?

DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
23 Jan 2019, 17:53
#82
23 Jan 2019, 17:53#82

PS, so EVERYTHING is just chance? All the order in the universe...the periodic table,  the laws of physics, the logic in everything, pure chance over 13 billion years?..nothing more? And when the lights go out, nothing, no Higher Purpose,  no Right and no Wrong, just: "It is what it is, deal with it!"? How sad? So why was it wrong for Hitler to kill millions? We are all animals in the end?

I don't think I want to live in that world...it sucks.

SH
sharkbokCaptain23,220 posts
23 Jan 2019, 19:47
#83
23 Jan 2019, 19:47#83
Lost of people believe in the possibility of "a" creator, but they do not believe in a Jihad/Christian totalitarian God that seems to punish people for pleasure.
When religious people (of any religion) speak about "their" God they confuse their beliefs with facts. You may assume your beliefs are facts, but that does not mean they are correct. They speak about "a" God as if he the God- and not your version of "a" God. 
All religions claim they are "the" God's chosen people,  they claim that their religion is the path to "a" heaven. The Jihad's want to convert everyone- as do the Christians. Both claim to offer the exclusive ticket into heaven.
Einstein of Jewish origin - said the idea that Jews are God's people is ludicrous. Most other religions are just bastardized versions of the Jewish religion.  In South Africa, Apartheid used the bible to justify racial division. Jesus was made into a white person. 
It is self- delusion. If there is "a" God, or "an" afterlife- it is logical to assume that one's actions would determine the next stage. Not clinging to some fantasy religion that was designed for simple people thousands of years ago. Religion is man-made. Religious people never want to accept that morals are more important than the religion itself- because they fear the afterlife and they want to believe they are better than what they are through brand association. The Jesus brand, that makes me a nice person.
It is also possible that no God exists. A universe creating itself out of nothing-  is less random than a God creating itself out of nothing. If God has existed forever, the universe itself can just as easily have always existed. 

The human mind will try to understand something. If it is not capable of doing so logically, then superstition is the next conclusion. Like children are more likely to believe in the Easter Bunny than an adult. 



CR
CrusadersfanPro3,099 posts
23 Jan 2019, 23:58
#84
23 Jan 2019, 23:58#84

Well Dradd we are animals, I thought that fact was obvious. We are no different to any other life form on this planet and we are all related if you go back far enough.

Why does there need to be a higher purpose for us, is it not possible that this life is your purpose? 

There is right and wrong in this world but these things are decided by people not a god. And no not everyone pays for the bad they do but no one said life had to be fair.

Is there a higher purpose for all living creatures, when you get to your heaven are there other animals there or just people. If not why are people the only ones given an after life?

As to how the Universe came into being and how it all works, nobody knows but just making up stuff is not the answer. I dont understand how you cannot accept a natural answer to everything that at least has some supporting evidence for some of the theories put forward but accept an idea of something far more complex with no evidence at all to support it. 


DA
Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
24 Jan 2019, 13:58
#85
24 Jan 2019, 13:58#85

"PS, you get the free will thing wrong. It does not try to justify anything. It means that it's your choice to follow God or not"

Oh I see, so I automatically have it all wrong and not you?

Ok, simple question then...….where does a baby go when it dies, Heaven or Hell?.........because we both know that it never had the consciousness to decide if it follows a God or not?

"So why was it wrong for Hitler to kill millions? We are all animals in the end?"

So the next little girl that gets viciously raped by a human animal is also just a  7 year old animal, so all good with the world?

DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
24 Jan 2019, 17:24
#86
24 Jan 2019, 17:24#86

"So why was it wrong for Hitler to kill millions? We are all animals in the end?"

Exactly my point. We aren't just animals. There is something wrong. With doing evil deeds.

As for babies going to Heaven and Hell? I don't know, but according to Christian dogma, humens are not suppose to judge. That would be Jesus at the second coming...and if Hi s life is anything to go by, I wouldn't be too worried about the little children going to hell.

SH
sharkbokCaptain23,220 posts
24 Jan 2019, 22:35
#87
24 Jan 2019, 22:35#87

there is something wrong with doing evil deeds?  Really, you need to read the bible to learn that?

Is hanging your own son not an evil deed?  

DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
25 Jan 2019, 06:04
#88
25 Jan 2019, 06:04#88

The Romens crucified Jusus.

MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
25 Jan 2019, 06:45
#89
25 Jan 2019, 06:45#89
The free will thing is an interesting twist. Carbuncle's god is a bully, he never rescued the kid sitting on the mudguard. So let's suppose god has that level of responsibility for each human life.....why is it fair that some have more than others? In this view everybody should be the same and live the same life.....that would be fair, but it also takes away any purpose for human existence. And the moment you relax that rule bad things happen to some relative to others. Children die, it's heartbreaking and inexplicable, but a natural consequence of a life of chance.....a life where one human can make a difference vs we are all clones living exactly the same life, presumably in a universe without time....because even living at different times is unfair. All religions hold out the prospect of divine intervention, but not the guarantee at an individual level. No religions absolve man from his responsibility for his own well being.....the parent is responsible for the poor child on the mudguard.
DA
Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
25 Jan 2019, 07:47
#90
25 Jan 2019, 07:47#90

A little girl was once diagnosed with a very rare disease called ROHHAD, which affects weight gain, body temperature, hunger and even breathing.

So far, only 75 people in the entire world have been diagnosed with this disease.

She later developed tumors and had to have a pacemaker put in as well, when she was 10 years, but she did survive.

What makes this very interesting, is that she has an identical twin, with the exact same DNA....who was not afflicted in any way, with this disease, at all.

Who made what decision, to decide which of these twins, got this disease, and not the other?

Devine intervention?

Luck of the draw?

The uncertainties of life?

A sinner in a previous life?

Natural order of life?

Too many unanswered questions...…. but at the same time, how is it just?


BL
bluebokPro3,977 posts
25 Jan 2019, 08:58
#91
25 Jan 2019, 08:58#91
Moz, what you are describing sounds a lot more to me like a completely random sequence of events. The sort that would be expected if there was no divine order, but rather random events based simply on chance and the laws of science (known and unknown). Even your explanation of "divine intervention" sounds a lot more like a random bit of luck, than an actual divine intervention. Very bad and very good things happen to very good Christian people, and very bad and very good things happen to the most evil people. That just seems entirely random to me. Much easier to explain if there were no God playing a role, because why would he intervene for an evil person, and not a good person? And why do these events seem so balanced between the good and the bad people?. The child on the mudguard you seemingly blame on the parents, but every parent, even you, will at some point have been in a position where their child was in some sort of danger. That heart stopping moment where you thought "shit that was close!" Still random chance will predict that sometimes these situations will end well, and sometimes they won't. Again, pointing to random luck or bad luck, and no divine order. As for a purpose for human existence, well, because we are self aware, we automatically want the best we can have, so with or without God, we all have a purpose. Even animals have a sense of purpose to survive, which means they are automatically driven to eat and to reproduce. 
All that said, what you wrote about one human making a difference vs us being clones has given me food for thought. As I have said many times before, I really just don't have the answers, any new perspective is of great interest to me. You are one of the only Christian posters, maybe DB as well, that does not just regurgitate the rubbish you are fed, but actually has a different insight into God or Christianity. For someone who is very unsure of religion like me, a person like Beeno is the worst possible advocate for religion. You guys at least offer a counter balance to posters like him.  
DA, a lot of what I have said above regarding Moz's post is also relevant to yours. It is impossible to explain why bad things happen to innocent or good people, when looking at them from the perspective of a loving and divine entity. Hence explanations such as "God move in mysterious ways" and "all things happen for a reason" or "just accept the bad things that happen on earth, because the paradise of heaven awaits and that is all that matters". It is much easier and more logical to assume that the reason these things happen is entirely random. With no divine intervention, and only the laws of nature and science to govern such events with zero emotion attached.     
DA
Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
25 Jan 2019, 09:29
#92
25 Jan 2019, 09:29#92

Who is to say that people who experience hardships in this life right now, were not maybe very bad people at some other previous time or in a previous life, and that this is their punishment now, in this life, for that past behavior or actions?

Nothing comes from nothing, so there must be a creator of some sort..... you cannot just magically materialize out of nothing like some "Big Bang" and end up on some very remote planet in this universe, amongst billions of stars and planets...... and learn how to survive and evolve to become a thinking and constantly updating species.

Too many unanswered questions......


DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
25 Jan 2019, 09:35
#93
25 Jan 2019, 09:35#93

Hi Blue. Putting aside  the idea of a personal God for a moment. If you look at the size of the universe, then matter is a very small part of that...and if you look at the laws of physics and gravity, it need to be very specific for it to allow for the universe to exist in the first place, never mind the existence of a little blue planet with life on it.

And then there is this little thing, called thermodynamics that needs getting around. If the universe did not exist like it is now for eternity, science starts to have difficulty explaining the apparent order.  

"The second law of thermodynamics says that when energy changes from one form to another form, or matter moves freely, entropy (disorder) in a closed system increases. Differences in temperature, pressure, and density tend to even out horizontally after a while."

We should strive to understand creation, without God, but at the same time we should not try to explain God away.

BL
bluebokPro3,977 posts
25 Jan 2019, 10:16
#94
25 Jan 2019, 10:16#94
True Db, that is why I referred to "science known and unknown". 
"We should strive to understand creation, without God, but at the same time we should not try to explain God away."

With this I agree 100%. I truly try to be neutral and have my opinions based only on the facts as I see them. There are some fundamental holes in the story of the universe that are much more easily filled by the existence of a God, than any of the other theories currently out there. So for me the jury is still out, but I don't think it is any secret which way I am leaning currently. If there is a God, he has a hell of a lot of explaining to do.   
DA
Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
25 Jan 2019, 10:58
#95
25 Jan 2019, 10:58#95

Surely the universe is not infinite?

Do you ever get to the point in the universe, where you cannot go any further?

What triggered the beginning of everything, and if that was triggered by something like a God or a creator, where did that God or creator originally come from, and so on and so on?

A god or creator cannot have always just existed, it is impossible, it had to have materialized or been produced by some being, and if that is the case, then what created the being that preceded that one?

RO
RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
25 Jan 2019, 11:33
#96
25 Jan 2019, 11:33#96
DumbAss missing the entire point of this thread . . . surprise surprise!
Science is the study of nature. Religion is the study or belief of the supernatural. Don't use one to try to prove or disprove the other. That's the premise of the OP and here we have DumbAss trying to use science to prove the existence or non-existence of a god.
Sigh . . .
BL
bluebokPro3,977 posts
25 Jan 2019, 12:09
#97
25 Jan 2019, 12:09#97
DA, just for the sake of argument, if one does believe in God being almighty and the creator of all things, then it is a simple explanation. God created everything...including the start of time. If time is a created concept, and our understanding of it was given to us by God, that would explain why he could exists outside of time and therefore outside our realm of understanding. Humans simply cannot comprehend a reality without time.  
To clarify what I am saying, think of a computer game. It was programmed by a programmer. The laws for a character within the game do not apply to the game's human programmer in real life. 
Assuming of course...you believe in an almighty God.   
DA
Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
25 Jan 2019, 12:48
#98
25 Jan 2019, 12:48#98

DumbAss missing the entire point of this thread . . . surprise surprise!


Science is the study of nature. Religion is the study or belief of the supernatural. Don't use one to try to prove or disprove the other. That's the premise of the OP and here we have DumbAss trying to use science to prove the existence or non-existence of a god.
Adding another dimension to this ever expanding discussion is never a bad thing, except when it involves you..... only you would ever complain about that.
The fact that you ridicule my post just shows how very narrow minded and naïve you really are Piss Mint.
I have seen your previous theories on here, posting this article and that, quoting this link and that, but we all know, that not one single person on this planet can ultimately prove anyone wrong or correct on anything relating to religion or the universe, because nothing has ever yet been conclusively proven as fact, so if you want to call everyone else dumb and throw your own childish  insults and push your own unverified agenda's and theories down their throats, then go ahead, but you are the only stupid one in this equation, not the person who doesn't agree with you or who posts something interesting.
DA
Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
25 Jan 2019, 12:53
#99
25 Jan 2019, 12:53#99

Very interesting perspective blue...….. food for thought indeed

At least when you post something, it is not to just try and insult someone or score some silly little noddy points in front of your fellow posters like Piss Mint does.

I am open to any kind of discussion and point of view, but not with idiots like Piss Mint, because history has shown, it is his view or no view at all , because only his view is a matter of fact correct in his eyes.

His poor family must go through hell with this moron

SH
sharkbokCaptain23,220 posts
25 Jan 2019, 12:58
#100
25 Jan 2019, 12:58#100

John 3:16 For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only ...


https://biblehub.com/john/3-16.htm
God loved the people of this world so much that he gave his only Son, so that
For God So Loved
15that everyone who believes in Him may have eternal life. 16For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that everyone who believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life. 17For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through Him.…

It is quite clear that the bible says God gave his only son. Gave or sacrificed his own son. This was all planned from the outset, even Jesus knew that he was going to die beforehand. 
DA
Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
25 Jan 2019, 13:07
#101
25 Jan 2019, 13:07#101

Science is the study of nature. Religion is the study or belief of the supernatural. Don't use one to try to prove or disprove the other.

You only say this because this is what you have been taught from a very young age, and you don't know any different.

If you were raised and told that these were collectively together, you would never know the difference at all, and don't tell me you would, because then you are bullshitting everyone.

Everything that you believe and don't believe in your life has been created by man...… it is all man made........and nobody else.... dictionaries, tv shows, bible, magazines, documentaries.....etc etc

You have absolutely no idea at all, nor do you have any proof whatsoever, that they cannot be used to prove or disprove each other, because that is what you have been taught and learnt.

You only know what you have been taught by a human being, from a text book, generation after generation

That pales in comparison to what we don't know at all, and might never know about what exists out there.

But you carry on and beat that little drum of yours and call everyone else stupid except you.

I don't and never have accepted things as fact, so whilst you might not agree with that, that still does not make you correct and me wrong, and if it does, then provide the verified proof in this thread.

RO
RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
25 Jan 2019, 13:35
#102
25 Jan 2019, 13:35#102

Uh-oh . . . I seem to have set DumbAss off on one of his self-pitying and sanctimonious tirades again. Sorry everyone.

Next time he clearly misunderstands the purpose of a thread I'll just shut up.

DA
Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
25 Jan 2019, 14:02
#103
25 Jan 2019, 14:02#103

So in other words, you cannot prove I am incorrect and that you are correct.....just as I expected.....what a sorry excuse you really are.

Just like all the Trump shit you post...… you will never see any reason on a topic, if that person's point of view on that particular topic does not agree with your own...… you are quite pathetic

That is what makes you sooooo different to the other posters on here Piss Mint, because they at least can take in another point of view without being overly dismissive or outright rude because it does not line up with their own beliefs, like you do everyday on here.

MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
25 Jan 2019, 17:00
#104
25 Jan 2019, 17:00#104
Thanks for that thoughtful response Bloo. I'm not trying to persuade anybody of anything.....none of us know, nor do any of the scientists. Science can make perfect sense of our history from a certain point.....but there is always something before that. The essence of existence...the absence of the great nothing. The nature of god, if you accept that concept is a different debate. My point above is that fair divine intervention is like the ultimate form of socialism....everything should be the same for everybody. But the corollary is human effort has no value. A third topic which has been discussed is the effect of religion on humanity....seen as very negative by some. And there are many examples of this. But that ignores the civilizing and motivating effect of religion on a world of savage tribes. Ignores the huge impact it had on Greece, Rome, Spain and England....the effect it had on architecture, engineering, language, music and exploration. An enjoyable thread.
DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
25 Jan 2019, 18:00
#105
25 Jan 2019, 18:00#105

Spot on, some tend to judge Christianity harsh, because they look at it with modern time glasses.  Back when it all started, it was unheard of radical concepts that changed the world for the better. It got corrupted along the way, but it cleansed itself a few centuries ago...and will again. Dismissing it as inconsequential superstition is plain ignorant shortsightedness ...is there even such a word?

SH
sharkbokCaptain23,220 posts
25 Jan 2019, 19:22
#106
25 Jan 2019, 19:22#106
I would argue that other forms of religion contributed more than Christianity, these were religions before Christianity. (Before Jesus was born- and before the Christian Chuch sold the afterlife like an insurance policy).  The dark ages followed once Christianity became the dominant religion-  and only when the old ways were rediscovered during the Renaissance did things really start to move forward again). 
It is debatable if Christianity added any positive value. Monolithic religions, in general, appear to create conflict between different sets of people.
DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
26 Jan 2019, 07:19
#107
26 Jan 2019, 07:19#107

Well, if you look at the evidence at hand. Where would you rather live? The Western World, shaped by Christianity, or China, Japan, Korea,Vietnam, India, the Middle East? I agree that some mistakes were made, but it wasn't all bad and most of the alternatives were worse.

And it's not the religion that creates the conflict, people causes conflict, religion is just a tool to try to justify it.


SH
sharkbokCaptain23,220 posts
26 Jan 2019, 11:16
#108
26 Jan 2019, 11:16#108

Democracy and capitalism were invented by the ancient Greeks, not Christianity. The ancient Greeks contributed more to Western civilisation than Christianity. 

If you are going to talk about evidence- try looking at the facts.  Christianity became popular around 300AD, and shortly thereafter cultural decline happened- i.e- the Dark ages

""

Dark Past of the Middle Ages. The ancient Greek and Roman civilizations were remarkably advanced for their time. ... The Middle Ages are often said to be dark because of a supposed lack of scientific and cultural advancement. During this time, feudalism was the dominant political system.7 Sep 2015""

Migration period | European history | Britannica.com

https://www.britannica.com/event/Dark-Ages

DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
26 Jan 2019, 12:23
#109
26 Jan 2019, 12:23#109

So why are you living in England and not rather Japan?

PS, Europe only became democratic about a hundred years ago. Democracy has got nothing to do with it and is probably making our society worse in some regards.

SH
sharkbokCaptain23,220 posts
26 Jan 2019, 15:23
#110
26 Jan 2019, 15:23#110

I would rather live in a democratic country like England or America etc, counties that have systems based on the ancient Greeks. 

Democracy is good, except in third world countries where there is not a majority middle class. What other systems have been better than Democracy. 

Feudalism, communism, socialism are all worse. Perhaps the most defining characteristic of the West is democracy and capitalism.

One thing though is the Eastern World is catching up with the West. Capitalism is taking off all over the world, albeit it is mixed with different political systems.

When I say other religions- I mean religions that are western - before Christianity. 


TimeLine
1. Before Christianity- Progression (Ancient Greeks & Ancient Romans)
2. Christianity becomes popular-  the world goes backwards. (Dark Ages)
3. Renaissance- the world starts to progress again by discovering records of Ancient Greeks and Romans. (Cultural Enlightenment).   Christianity splits into Protestant and Catholics. Protestants are less religious and less right wing. They question absolute truth and favour relative truth. Some become agnostic or atheist such as modern day scientists. 



RO
RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
26 Jan 2019, 15:24
#111
26 Jan 2019, 15:24#111
"So why are you living in England and not rather Japan?"
Ummmmmmm . . . the language barrier maybe?
Duh-huh!
DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
27 Jan 2019, 14:46
#112
27 Jan 2019, 14:46#112

Duh-huh!!!?? So if it wasn't for the language barrier, you would prefer Jap or China?...Funny, I always took you for a Thailand kinda guy...regardless of the language barrier. 

RO
RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
27 Jan 2019, 15:36
#113
27 Jan 2019, 15:36#113
No dumbo, I'm not saying I'd rather live in China or Japan, I'm quite happy where I am.
You are the one trying to imply that Sharkbok chooses to live in England because of religion when there are many other reasons he might choose to do so, the language being one of the glaringly obvious ones.
Nothing more precious and indignant than an evangelical christian!
DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
27 Jan 2019, 16:15
#114
27 Jan 2019, 16:15#114

Nope, that's not what I'm implying at all. I'm saying the West turned out a fantastic place to live in and that Christianity played a major part in shaping it. You and Shark are saying it didn't...or somehow made things worse....I'm saying the countries without Christian history aren't doing much better....

PS, the obvious language barrier isn't too much of a deterrent keeping people from coming to the Western World...warts and all.

SH
sharkbokCaptain23,220 posts
27 Jan 2019, 16:23
#115
27 Jan 2019, 16:23#115

The assumption you are making is Christianity has made more of an impact than the Ancient Greeks and Romans.

If Christianity never happened the West may have been another thousand years ahead. 

You also seem to talk down China and the East. 

Their economies of the East have the highest GDP- much higher than the West. They have also been through their troubles with communism etc- but they are on an upward curve. As modernisation happens, things we associated with the West - are becoming standard in more places (not a Beeno Globalist conspiracy though). The standard of life is getting much better in these countries- as capitalism grows in these economies. This has nothing to do with the religion of the East- it is capitalism and modern values. If these countries were becoming Christian and growing- then there could be a link but that is not the case.

They certainly have more of a future than Africa. Their middle class is growing- whereas in Africa the have-not majority is growing.


DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
27 Jan 2019, 16:38
#116
27 Jan 2019, 16:38#116

  1. I don't talj down The East, I just prefer the West.
  2. The ancient Greeks and the Romans were part and parcel of our history...just like Christianity....I'm not the one discounting that, you are the one marginalizing Christianity.  And China and Japan and some others did not have Christianity and they are not a 1000 years ahead of us. Japan and China afe cool, bit IMO the West are better and the west had Christianity and they did not. Could the west have done better without Christianity? Maybe,  but we would never know. What we do know is that what we did have lead to the pinnacle of human endeavour . .Christianity and all. Deal with it. It is what it is.

DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
27 Jan 2019, 16:47
#117
27 Jan 2019, 16:47#117

Evangelical??? Whoosh!!!

SH
sharkbokCaptain23,220 posts
27 Jan 2019, 18:19
#118
27 Jan 2019, 18:19#118
Christianities major contribution was the dark ages/middle ages . The Renaissance ended the domination of the Church, and things started to progress again. It is pretty simple really when being objective.  What was the Renaissance era?The Renaissance was a fervent period of European cultural, artistic, political and economic “rebirth” following the Middle Ages. Generally described as taking place from the 14th century to the 17th century, the Renaissance promoted the rediscovery of classical philosophy, literature and art.4 
RO
RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
27 Jan 2019, 20:04
#119
27 Jan 2019, 20:04#119
Yes, Draad is talking down the East because he's a brainwashed and ignorant fool who doesn't know any better and does what his dominee tells him to do.
Japan must be one of the best places to live on the planet but there are two problems . . . Japanese is a difficult language to learn (if you're my age) and the Japs don't exactly embrace foreigners.
Japan is actually one of the least ethnically diverse nations in the world and if you live there then you're either very good at baseball/rugby/football or else you have very specific skills that they can utilize.
If I had to pack up and leave South Africa then I'd choose Japan in a heartbeat over the USA . . . but I'd try the UK first . . . because I have a passport and because that is where my ancestral roots are.
New Zealand would be my next pick followed by France if I was prepared to brush up on my entry-level French and I'd definitely choose Japan if I was prepared to learn a brand new language . . . and a very different and unique culture.
I'd consider Australia as well but I'd have to visit there first because my current impression is that they're the Yanks of the Southern Hemisphere.
DA
Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
28 Jan 2019, 11:00
#120
28 Jan 2019, 11:00#120

Japan

UK

New Zealand

France

Australia

Glad to see that even at your age now Piss Mint, you know that you would have to spread your bets on which country would actually allow a twat like you, to live amongst their own.

LMFAO

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