[HPFGU-OTChatter] ADMIN: The Death of the Pope
Dina Lerret
bunniqula at gmail.com
Sun Apr 3 23:18:19 UTC 2005
On Apr 3, 2005 5:34 PM, hpfgu_elves <hpfgu_elves at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> ask people to take their discussions on this subject to a more
> appropriate forum. Not everyone shares the same opinions on
> contentious issues like religion, and so we believe it is best for
> this list to request that members discuss certain topics elsewhere.
I may be in the minority--and my mom decided to make me a Buddhist
when I was an infant--but I don't mind if Catholics/Christians want to
do a 'Godspeed you on your way to heaven' bit.
I was watching Real Time with Bill Maher--amusing show at times but I
don't agree with everything--last week and topics included
controversial decisions by the Pope, Michael Jackson, Terri Schiavo
(even though I supported Kerry and my mom supported Bush, we both
agreed she should've died a *long* time ago - and we live in the same
county to where it went down), among others.
I'm fairly certain I saw threads on politics prior to the elections
that were equally, if not more so, volatile in nature here. The Leaky
Cauldron got chewed out for a political post, which I supported the
decision a fandom site should stick with topics about Harry Potter.
However, this is an off-topic group. Are religious discussions banned
from here? Granted, I'm not really a fan of religion, but as long as
no one tries to convert me, hey, I was born an American and we're
taught freedom of religion.
Simple curiosity, if folks remain polite, are certain topics still
banned from an off-topic group?
Dina
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