OutlawPete wrote: » They are always there in fairness. Seen them a few times now.
PirateShampoo wrote: » I dont think we are in any position to be attacking another religion, are we now!
SV wrote: » Are 'WE' all catholics now? :rolleyes:
R0ot wrote: » A group of lads outside the GPO on easter weekend advertising Islam. Not really concerned about the holy weekend thing but for some reason it seems really ****ing insulting. [/rant]
ART6 wrote: » As a devout Christian with fundamentalist leanings I find it deeply offensive that such things should happen on our Holy Day. I wonder is it's possible to invoke our shiny new blasphemy law? If Catholics did that in Saudi Arabia or Iran there would be an immediate call for Jihad, so we should now call for Crusade. Where are the Knights Templar when we need 'em?:D
adrian280582 wrote: » Its a free country and the way the Catholic church is at moment there be plenty people converting over
PirateShampoo wrote: » Has the op mentions the Holy Weekend im gonna guess that he is.
SV wrote: » even though he mentioned he's not really bothered about it? As much as I dislike it, Ireland is a catholic country, probably why he mentioned it. I'd much rather it be a catholic country than fúcking islamic though.
PirateShampoo wrote: » Why not, whats your problem with Islam?
R0ot wrote: » I'm more pissed at the fact of anyone advertising in front of the GPO on this weekend. 94th annivesary and all coming.
efb wrote: » Surely the right to assembly outside the GPO is the most sacred thing we (Irish) hold???
we'llallhavetea wrote: » i don't really understand why this is insulting
efb wrote: » The GPO isn't a religious building, if it was outside the Pro. Catherdeal maybe, but Catholics don't own this country