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16Skittles wrote:

sonicfan12p wrote:

jukyter wrote:

Uh no your friend has no right to be mad at you he was breaking the law and as we all know the law is the only right thing!!! It does not matter that you will no longer have friends because at least you are obeying the law and the law is right and the law is just!!!

I'd personally rather have integrity than friends, and to have that integrity it means obey the law, unless the law goes against God's law, ect. For the rest of you, the law is what you should obey and uphold, regardless of consequence. No one said it would be easy!

I've seen you active in two threads that I follow recently, and two times you have brought your religion into it for no apparent reason.
I hate having other people, meaning the people who right the laws, set my morals for me. Just because it is the law does not mean that I must support it, and does not mean that I must turn someone in "on a matter of integrity." I wouldn't turn in a runaway slave if I found them hiding on my property just because the law said I had to.

My beliefs are supposed to be what govern my life, and on a moral question such as these, that is what you answer with, your belief.

No apparent reason, really? 

Eh, depends. Some laws are worth breaking, none in this country that I know of, but in countries where Christianity is outlawed, I'd break that law. Anyway, he asked for opinions, something that your beliefs will affect. If he was asking for details about said laws, that would have nothing to do with beliefs.

Last edited by sonicfan12p (2012-08-01 14:34:15)

Arr, matey! I'ma pirate and I think piracy should legal, for I am a pirate! Yarr!

sonicfan12p wrote:

Eh, depends. Some laws are worth breaking, none in this country, but in countries where Christianity is outlawed, I'd break that law. Anyway, he asked for opinions, something that your beliefs will affect. If he was asking for details about said laws, that would have nothing to do with beliefs.

You're joking, right?

SeptimusHeap wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

SeptimusHeap wrote:

Ever heard of loyalty?

That's almost as bad as those nazi kids that turned their parents in.

Yeah.
I'm absolutely sure he wasn't being sarcastic.

Like, how I'm never sarcastic.

Yeah.

With him it's a fine line.

What is sarcasm!! If my parent was being bad and acting against the law I would turn them in because who needs a meaningful existence when you can obey the law!!!

sonicfan12p wrote:

jukyter wrote:

SeptimusHeap wrote:

Yeah.

With him it's a fine line.

What is sarcasm!! If my parent was being bad and acting against the law I would turn them in because who needs a meaningful existence when you can obey the law!!!

Now you have ME confused, are you serious or sarcastic? I would do that, unless it was a law I would break, like no Christians allowed!    But, you're acting serious yet everyone say you're sarcastic. Clarification please!

What is sarcasm??
Really I Do Not Know!! Does It Blow Up???

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How can anyone hate Minecraft??? Don't come here just to insult the game!!
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jukyter wrote:

How can anyone hate Minecraft??? Don't come here just to insult the game!!
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I don't know how anyone could hate endless fun and creativity, but it's their choice. 

werdna123 wrote:

sonicfan12p wrote:

You really don't know? Or are you being sarcastic? It's when you say one thing, but you mean the opposite, that would be like me saying I hate Minecraft, but I really love it.

No, that would be lying. Sarcasm is when you do that and make it overly obvious that you are lying.

And luky's being sarcastic.

That's what I meant!    It's a lot easier to do in a voice conversation though, because inflection and tone are near impossible to communicate in writing.

sonicfan12p wrote:

werdna123 wrote:

sonicfan12p wrote:

Eh, depends. Some laws are worth breaking, none in this country, but in countries where Christianity is outlawed, I'd break that law. Anyway, he asked for opinions, something that your beliefs will affect. If he was asking for details about said laws, that would have nothing to do with beliefs.

You're joking, right?

To which country are you refering? I don't know ALL the laws, just most. Okay, I'll edit it.

I don't know many American laws, but I doubt anyone agrees on every law in a whole country. And a lot of America has some stupid discriminating laws.

I figured as much, because I don't really trust anyone for anything anymore. Learned that the hard way, but still. Anyway, breaking the law is not okay in this instance.

werdna123 wrote:

sonicfan12p wrote:

werdna123 wrote:

You're joking, right?

To which country are you refering? I don't know ALL the laws, just most. Okay, I'll edit it.

I don't know many American laws, but I doubt anyone agrees on every law in a whole country. And a lot of America has some stupid discriminating laws.

I'd have to read the book of laws to know if there were any worth breaking, but the only ones I would break, are ones pertaining to limiting Christianity, and since we're guarunteed freedom of religion, I don't think there's anything else.

sonicfan12p wrote:

werdna123 wrote:

sonicfan12p wrote:

To which country are you refering? I don't know ALL the laws, just most. Okay, I'll edit it.

I don't know many American laws, but I doubt anyone agrees on every law in a whole country. And a lot of America has some stupid discriminating laws.

I'd have to read the book of laws to know if there were any worth breaking, but the only ones I would break, are ones pertaining to limiting Christianity, and since we're guarunteed freedom of religion, I don't think there's anything else.

theres no laws against any religion in the us as far as i know but there are some really unfair laws out there, like outlawing gay and lesbian marriage