Bike found :)

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Youu couldn't beat £1800 out of the scrotes because they aren't worth
that much.

 

Oldbloke had a fit and wibbled.....

He's unsubscribed from ukrm, for now.

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steve auvache wrote:

so where tf is Bear then?

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Oldbloke wrote

Swindon?


Google for "unsubscribe"

 

Ignoring the fact that that passage is about making the
punishment fit the crime do you really think
that something replaceable (like a bike) is equivalent in value
to a human life?

What strange priorities you have.

Phil

 

Human beings are more replaceable than motorcycles. In fact, human
beings are an infinite resource whereas motorcycles aren't.

Therefore motorcycles are worth more than human beings.

 

Cost to produce a human being: a couple of bottles of wine...

 

Ace

Never thought of that as a believe issue, just common sense.
And you will probably find that the same people would take
great objections if they would be treated the way they treat
others.

 

Phil Launchbury wrote

 

Have I brought religion into this? Has the phrase "sociological
norms" suddenly been changed to mean "religious norms"?

Have another cup of hot cocoa. You know you want to

Phil

 

We know you too well.

That's what it's always meant. Historically, it's always been
religions that try to impose their values on everybody else.

If you open your eyes and see what people _really_ think, rather than
what you or anybody else would like them to think, you'll soon realise
the truth of steve's point.

 

Phil Launchbury wrote

I find it difficult to separate the two as it happens. Especially given
that pretty much anything we do as a group tends to take on about it an
air of religious type ceremony and belief after a few generations. It
doesn't actually have to involve God to be treated as a religion in my
book.

Don't want cocoa.

 

Ace wrote

I dunno. I reckon that the monotheistic ones have a great deal to
answer for about this but the multideity varieties seem a lot less
evangelical to me.

 

Assumtion is the mother of stupidity..

So Communism is a religion now eh? Or democracy? Both are rather good
at imposing their will on others. As is that other well-known
religion called capitalism.

Ah but I do. The fact that I disagree with most of it
is irrelavent. *I* can see both sides of the argument..

Phil.

 

Tell that to the Muslims of India..

Phil

 

Phil Launchbury wrote

Is either : One small example of two bunches of idiots who haven't yet
quite got to grips with the proper concept of fucking with each other.

Or: One small example of Born Again Financial Aid at work keeping the
mullahs on the defensive.