Comments by "Scented-leaf Pelargonium" (@scented-leafpelargonium3366) on "GBNews" channel.

  1.  @lorrygeewhizzbang9521  Yes, it's happening a lot of people, and even impacting on young kids. Maybe the years of the closet were more peaceful!
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  2.  @ronald.pickering  Yes, total stranger. Why? Life has many twists and turns.
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  3. @foundthetruth2003 : Yes, within the churches. 🙃
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  4.  @medwards-cw8oc  That's true!
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  5.  @saritamullins8294  True. 🙁
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  6. @barbadosantigua1 : Kids get stuff shoved onto them in "Sunday Schools" where they are indocrinated and brainwashed while they are still vulnerable children. The result is often more bigotry, homophobia, discimination and hatred.
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  7. @CatBlack01 : Because everyone is trying to indocrinate and influence other people's minds.
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  8. First interviewee says "prostrate" instead of "prostate", the former meaning to lie flat usually face down on the floor as in the Old Testament worship of God in the Jewish Temple. 🙃
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  9.  @LeeLee-ye1rs  No one needs your opinion either. You don't have the monopoly on annoying comments. I was only mimicking your ridiculousness in reverse to show how mindless and hollow it sounded, and you even had to resort to responding as if it would actually mean anything. Most Americans I met when I went there were very polite, but you break that mold.
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  10. @sandyjuntunen4088 : Who are you calling devils? 👹👺😈👿👹👺😈👿 Yeshua, later re-named "Jesus" by the Gentiles, said of the RELIGIOUS leaders of His time that they were of their father the devil, so there may be a few devils lurking in those church pews! 👺
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  11. @ianbetts4435 : It is worrying that Christianity still goes. 😒
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  12. Truth will win out. So will love. 💕
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  13.  @WhyteZone  Islam is as dominating as Christianity no matter what the numbers are or where I live. Religion tells other people what to do and their adherents make moral judgements on all. 🙃
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  14.  @serenashaw-q3y  Who needs a "vicar"? The only Person in history who was truly VICARIOUS was Jesus Christ, no one else.
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  15.  @rb1062  And you do? 🤔
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  16.  @karenpearson6991  Because Christians only inpose their version of love that is allowed in their eyes according to their religious doctrine. That is repressive if you are not 100% heterosexual and when Christian vicars complain to banks about any representation of non-heterosexuality. What about criticising companies for displaying Christian symbols at Christmas and Easter? Just ban all expression then it will be an even playing field for all.
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  17.  @robot336  A robot typed this.
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  18.  @medler2110  If I were to complain to the bank for putting up symbols for the Christian festival of Christmas as it doesn't match my beliefs and therefore objectionable to me by writing a letter criticising them would the likes of this vicar and his cronies say that that is repression of their rights as Christians? It's all acceptable until the shoe's on the other foot. Bunch of hypocrites.
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  19. @eb4661 : Something's only "illegal" until the Government change the "law." (Remember Boris Johnson got stung by breaking the rules that he helped to make.) Nothing is set in stone. New "laws" and protocols prevent us in Northern Ireland from making the most basic transactions on e-bay from mainland GB no matter how much money we have. We are prevented by Governmental political decisions. That's the reality. Laws are meant to protect us, but now they are beginning to work against us.
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  20. @TheleftlovesforeignCriminals  Just try!
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  21.  @ClitmasterDave1  Yes, I don't feel so excluded now. 🙂 P.S. What is a clitmaster? 🤔
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  22. @kellygreen-z9n  And how do you expect to do that? The horse has already bolted!
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  23. @jamesclarkmaxwell-v2n  The only literature that will make Britain Great again is the Holy Bible King James Version. 📖 👑 🇬🇧
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  24. @lincolnneesham  Big? 🤔
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  25. @kimdeambrosis : Your language sounds pretty intimidating to me. 🤯🤬
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  26.  @rewdwarf123  His "comment" was against Gay Pride, which IS discriminatory. If I complained about some Christian celebration being displayed in a bank would I be discriminating against Christians (in letter form like the good Reverend) or am I just making a "comment"? I think you will find the vicar's comment had quite a direct negative agenda.
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  27.  @rewdwarf123  They are now that it's come to public knowledge, but his stance is still discriminatory 100%.
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  28.  @CS-mo7xp  Well we accept crass commercial advertising and images of Church festivals in most bank branches (except when I lived in Israel), yet those religious adherents (to Christianity) object to anything else other than their own promotion and interests. No tolerance. No love.
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  29.  @rewdwarf123  Yes, the bank should just stick to banking and the vicar should stick to vicaring. If a bank put up paraphernalia up for the Christian festivals of Chrismas and Easter (as they do) if I were to write to them to complain as it does not represent my belief system, would I be "just making a comment" or would I actually be discriminating against Christianity outside of my rights in an official complaint letter? 🤔 What is good for the goose is good for the gander.
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  30.  @rewdwarf123  I am not offended. The vicar was. He chose to write in complaint.
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  31. Anne Walden: No, Parliament has contempt for him! You think "Bo Jo" is funny and appropriate An Wa ? You also show contempt and obviously are lazy too, but in spelling people's names. 🙃
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  32.  @annewalden3795  I have a great sense of humour, but I do not like mockery and disrespect, and your idea of a joke is at someone else's expense. Boris Johnson also has a sense of humour, which comes out in his addresses, but the public don't find him funny at all, but rather are extremely serious about attacking him with vitriol and condemnation along with a very serious attempt to throw anything at him in order to see him prosecuted, humilated and mocked. Pity you have some sort of operation which makes you follow the herd like a mindless sheep.
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  33. @user-zf4xn7oz2y : is that pray or prey?
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  34.  @spartacusforlife1508  Funny that. Very few reach high office, but when they do, they realise just how fickle the public can be and how once fervent voters can change into turncoats beying for blood. You should count yourself lucky you have never achieved the honour of high office, as you would face the daily scrutiny and ingratitude of the very people that you vowed to serve. 🙃
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  35. @JoesWebPresence : Christians forget to condemn LYING as sinful, as the Bible declares that ALL LIARS will be cast into the lake of fire. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 That would include all parents, teachers and Christian clergy who LIE wilfully and repeatedly without repentance year in, year out, to innocent children about Santa Claus and his flying reindeer. 🎅 🎄 🦌🦌🦌🦌 This is the premise of SINFUL ACTION as defined by GOD. 🙃
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  36.  @f.b.l.9813  Christians also ask questions with answers they already know. It called targetted indocrination or evangelism. They even apply it to underage children in order to entrap them.
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  37. ​ @williamtopping  Christmas or "Christ-Mass" is a holiday, coming from the term "holy day." How else would you describe it? 🤔🙃
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  38. @seandelap8587 : Not by the changing face of the country the last time I visited. My mother said there were no Irish staff to greet her in the hotel she stayed in, just broken English spoken with nothing to indicate that it was actually Ireland she was staying in at all! 🙃
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  39.  @oldshiny3012  is that a self-admission? 🤔
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  40.  @ruthcollins2841  So LIAR, you should face a penalty. The Bible says that ALL LIARS will end up in the lake of fire! 🔥🔥🔥 That would include telling kids about Santa Claus & his reindeer! 🎅🦌
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  41.  @oldshiny3012  Very true! Loads of my neighbours were having garden parties. A lot of hypocrisy out there.
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  42.  @oldshiny3012  When you are being crucified daily you are a victim. The people always lokk for a scapegoat to blame. Any PM could have been in office when those events took place. But the attack on Boris is more personal, edging onto hatred and mockery even calling him names and referring to his weight or looks, which is not a justified form of criticism.
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  43. Who is enamoured at the image of Ann Widdecombe? Words like grotesque could come to many people's minds too! 🤯
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  44. @brothermaynard3200 : Along with ALL LIARS! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  45. ​ @chrisfleming5109  So do many people outside of politics and with no suits. Let him without sin cast the first stone!
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  46. And Christian parents shouldn't force their children to go to "Sunday School" where they will be brainwashed and indocrinated which often results in intolerance, discrimination and hatred.
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  47.  @michelleedmondson229  Sunday Schools have an agenda too, to indocrinate children at the earliest age possible, often resulting in later attitudes of bigotry, discrination and gay-hatred.
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  48.  @sanchoodell6789  Yes, the same as forcing and indocrinating religion in "Sun"-day Schools etc on impressionable children, when that should be a lifestyle choice, not by grooming minors. The anal sex that you call "sodomy" is practised widely by heterosexuals too and is not exclusively a "gay only" mode of sexual practice, if that is what you are objecting to the most. By all means keep such out of schools, but once an individual is out of school and becomes an adult (without any informed education about such matters), they should not be describing other people's free lifestyle choices as "depravity." That just shows ignorance & discrimination.
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  49.  @alanalambert8914  And so is LGBT rights. Entitlement applies to any agenda. Shalom.
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  50.  @garethmccartan3636  Unfortunately I DO understand what Christianity actually is after over 40 years being tangled up in it, where I was constantly pressured to change my sexuality to match the doctrine, with my aunt even advocating deliverance from demon possession, which many Christians actively believe. The result when one cannot meet these lofty ideals that are being presented to you is that you end up being marginalised, shunned amd rejected within most family-focussed congregations. It's not so much believing the doctrine of grace and salvation, which I have no problem with, but that in reality that paradigm may not totally fit some people. The indocrination feeling comes from trying to change your own inner convictions and feelings in order to fit into the belief around you, even though some churches present things more sympathetically, but when the rubber meets the road you gotta knuckle down to their ways. Gambling must be a terrible thing, so I sympathise with your story and glad that Christianity has worked for you. That is good. But I find the area of attraction and emotion harder to erase. No amount of prayers or counselling helps, although some claim that it does. In the end you are left to draw your own conclusions that some people will never fit into that tidy concept called church. When you get kicked out of a congregation & lose a church job you know it's not for you. The free will you describe from God the Father still has some parameters which is control. Understanding what Christianity is, and realising it as a viable option for all areas of one's life are two different things. At the end of the day it only offers a lonely existence of celibacy. 🙃
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