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@galveston75 saidThanks
Take care buddy.....
@pb1022 saidYou were a drugged up arse in 2018, posting all night benders, trolling endlessly and you got rightfully banned from the website. Why don’t you make a bit of an effort to be less of a dickhead this time around.
Everyone can be fully aware of what happened in 2018 if you post the thread(s) where you trolled me over my invalid mother and if you post the thread where I allegedly trolled someone over the suicide of their mother (which I did not do.)
I suggest you post the threads publicly for everyone to see.
The fact you refuse to do that speaks volumes.
@divegeester saidI wasn’t on drugs, but don’t let that stop you from repeating that false accusation.
You were a drugged up arse in 2018, posting all night benders, trolling endlessly and you got rightfully banned from the website. Why don’t you make a bit of an effort to be less of a dickhead this time around.
@pb1022 saidYou seem to want people to think it was somehow Ghost of a Duke and not you who was banned from the site in 2018 for malicious trolling.
As far as trolling, maybe you and your pals should look in the mirror. Any trolling I did was in retaliation for what I received.
@fmf saidI’m well aware that justice is not always delivered justly - that some posters get away with murder while other far less obnoxious and malicious posters don’t.
You seem to want people to think it was somehow Ghost of a Duke and not you who was banned from the site in 2018 for malicious trolling.
@pb1022 saidAnd yet you decided to return.
I’m well aware that justice is not always delivered justly - that some posters get away with murder while other far less obnoxious and malicious posters don’t.
@galveston75 saidYes, but how does the prospect of death make you feel?
@FMF
1 Cor 15:26 is a promise from our God Jehovah. " And the last enemy death will be brought to nothing".
Death is now and has always been our enemy. Jehovah created man to live forever. Unfortunately Satan and Adam changed that. But Jehovah has promised that in the near future Satan will be removed and man can once again have the chance to live in peace on this beautiful planet with no one dying.
@fmf saidTerrible. I have no desire for myself or for anyone to die. Some will
Yes, but how does the prospect of death make you feel?
@galveston75 saidI have some fears about things like the pain I might suffer from whatever kills me and much bigger fears about being a burden to my family in the weeks or months leading up to death.
Terrible. I have no desire for myself or for anyone to die. Some will
say it's not a worry but when it comes down to it most want life.
@fmf saidI agree with you. Do you believe it??? Yes I agree the thought of myself being a burden either by dying or still being alive but being a burden to them as in being bed ridden.
I have some fears about things like the pain I might suffer from whatever kills me and much bigger fears about being a burden to my family in the weeks or months leading up to death.
I also ~ like avalanchethecat ~ feel trepidation about what certain people will go through, those for whom my death will be burdensome in one way or another ~ but death/not existing does not fill ...[text shortened]... le's spirits live on after they die ~ something that is a ubiquitous feature of the human condition.
@galveston75 saidWhat you are saying corresponds somewhat to what I said on the other thread about Christianity's 'need' for "Hell". I think Christianity works fine without "Hell" [where it means eternal torture] and where annihilation, instead, is believed to be the fate of the "damned".
Once you are dead it's as this scripture says: Psalm 146:4 “The living know that they will die, but the dead know nothing at all . . . Whatever your hand finds to do, do with all your might, for there is no work nor planning nor knowledge nor wisdom in the Grave, where you are going.”
@fmf saidWell the hell that most christian religions teach isn't true. They may need it to to scare their flocks or followers. That has been discussed a few times here. The scripture I just quoted explains the true condition of all dead humans. The bible says the wages of sin is death. We all sin so we all die. No mention here of a forever burning of humans that paid for their sins by dying.
What you are saying corresponds somewhat to what I said on the other thread about Christianity's 'need' for "Hell". I think Christianity works fine without "Hell" [where it means eternal torture] and where annihilation, instead, is believed to be the fate of the "damned".
@divegeester saidYou first.
Why don’t you make a bit of an effort to be less of a dickhead this time around.