BBC asks: "Should homosexuals face execution"?

[maphdet]

I did not read the article-But how fucked up is it when there is an article called "should homosexuals face execution" 


something has to fucking happen...

[Mangrove]

One of the major reasons for the fall of Rome

?

[The Good Reverend Roger]

One of the major reasons for the fall of Rome

?

Sure.  All the defenders of Rome took too long getting FABULOUS while the Visigoths arrived.  This is actual history.  Do not argue with it.

[Mangrove]

BIGUS DICKUS?
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[Nast]

BIGUS DICKUS?
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I can see you've already erected Trajan's column. 

[Iason Ouabache]

Rapture Ready was surprisingly tame about this.. I'm confused now. 

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[BabylonHoruv]

I've always argued that Christianity was one of the reasons for the fall of Rome.  It probably wasn't, but it makes more sense than gayness, the Romans were pretty gay from the beginning, they were only Christian near the end.

[Dysfunctional Cunt]

I've always argued that Christianity was one of the reasons for the fall of Rome.  It probably wasn't, but it makes more sense than gayness, the Romans were pretty gay from the beginning, they were only Christian near the end.

There was a PBS special on just that topic last night.  It did say that christianity via Constantine was a major factor in Rome's final downfall....

[BabylonHoruv]

I've always argued that Christianity was one of the reasons for the fall of Rome.  It probably wasn't, but it makes more sense than gayness, the Romans were pretty gay from the beginning, they were only Christian near the end.

There was a PBS special on just that topic last night.  It did say that christianity via Constantine was a major factor in Rome's final downfall....

Damn Liberal media conspiracy to corrupt our children against Jebus.

[Mangrove]

I would've said that it was a combination of Christianity, being too damn big and the fact that all empires have  a 'conquer by' date in which they expire, cease to be relevant and fragment.

[Requia ☣]

Wasn't Rome was already in decline by the time Constantine showed up?

I will however, blame Constantine for the decline of Christianity.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

Wasn't Rome was already in decline by the time Constantine showed up?

I will however, blame Constantine for the decline of Christianity.

Considering Tiberius was emperor when Christ was born?  Yes.

[Kurt Christ]

I've always argued that Christianity was one of the reasons for the fall of Rome.  It probably wasn't, but it makes more sense than gayness, the Romans were pretty gay from the beginning, they were only Christian near the end.

There was a PBS special on just that topic last night.  It did say that christianity via Constantine was a major factor in Rome's final downfall....

Christianity caused Rome's downfall when the sacred fire of Vesta was ordered extinguished. For this transgression they were cursed, both from that point and retroactively, with economic decay and foreign invaders. If Rome had maintained their hard line on executing Christians, they would have never angered their gods, and people the world over would be able to fuck whoever they wanted, in whatever weird ways they choose, in honor of the most holy deities.

I feel an urge to troll conservative Christians with this line now...

[Freeky]

I've always argued that Christianity was one of the reasons for the fall of Rome.  It probably wasn't, but it makes more sense than gayness, the Romans were pretty gay from the beginning, they were only Christian near the end.

There was a PBS special on just that topic last night.  It did say that christianity via Constantine was a major factor in Rome's final downfall....

Christianity caused Rome's downfall when the sacred fire of Vesta was ordered extinguished. For this transgression they were cursed, both from that point and retroactively, with economic decay and foreign invaders. If Rome had maintained their hard line on executing Christians, they would have never angered their gods, and people the world over would be able to fuck whoever they wanted, in whatever weird ways they choose, in honor of the most holy deities.

I feel an urge to troll conservative Christians with this line now...

DOOO EEEET.

[Iason Ouabache]

I've always argued that Christianity was one of the reasons for the fall of Rome.  It probably wasn't, but it makes more sense than gayness, the Romans were pretty gay from the beginning, they were only Christian near the end.

There was a PBS special on just that topic last night.  It did say that christianity via Constantine was a major factor in Rome's final downfall....

Christianity caused Rome's downfall when the sacred fire of Vesta was ordered extinguished. For this transgression they were cursed, both from that point and retroactively, with economic decay and foreign invaders. If Rome had maintained their hard line on executing Christians, they would have never angered their gods, and people the world over would be able to fuck whoever they wanted, in whatever weird ways they choose, in honor of the most holy deities.

I feel an urge to troll conservative Christians with this line now...

If you don't, I will!