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    Quote Originally Posted by carmicaeld View Post
    you are quite the charmer are you not? i admire your fluency in french.

    does the word disclaimer ring a bell? because that statement was one. lest you classify me as one of the people you perceive as "extremist" or "fundamentalist".




    (notice that i have added some horizontal dividers. this makes it easier on your part)
    again, you don't read my post before you refute any of my claims, do you? the quote which you refer to in this reply (which i have qouted) is not in response to "incompatibility" with democracy, but rather, on your statement that you "do not condone" whatever the accused has done. quotes 1 and 2 from my previous post are there to make a single argument, that you are perceived to be condoning the act of the accused. think before you click.

    case and point.



    i never said you misunderstood or misread my post. i stipulated something much more severe: that you didn't read. refer to counter-argument at the previous quote of this post.



    who voted for these lazy, incompetent fools? we get the government that we deserve. our own people had a hand in creating the law. the church does not enjoy the monopoly of the blame for this wretched provision.

    even if the law is, in your opinion, not compatible with democracy, it does not change the fact that it was written. so it shall be upheld. my position is not "that it's democratic and freedom loving", rather, i am of the opinion that our laws are not perfect, and in some cases may not be even moral. dura lex, sed lex : even draconian laws must be followed and enforced; if one disagrees with the result, one must seek to change the law. that is why some people advocate that the supreme court declare unconstitutional the latest bruhaha on laws : the anti-cybercrime law.



    again, how does this help prove your point?



    i never said you talked about hitler. i said you made frequent use of the "hitler card", but you replace hitler with religious fundamentalits/extremists instead. would you like an explanation on what a "hitler card" argument is?

    whether or not the accused performed a much horrible act than the neo-nazis is irrelevant. the issue here is not the way he expressed himself, but where he did so. the punishment is severe, yes, i agree. but nothing can be done unless the law is repealed. he must be punished as mandated by law.

    what kind of logic this is? well, i would say flawless. but don't mind me, that's just my opinion.



    i merely gave you a reading suggestion, to expand your point of view, so to speak. that is, of course, if you are open to expanding your point of view.

    cheers.
    Haha man.. you've got a caricature-sized ego grossly out of proportion to your actual intelligence.

    This debate is over as far as I'm concerned because you've already declared your own arguments flawless and are completely blind to your shortcomings. Is this now a self-rating contest? Oh, wait let me guess.. you rated yourself a 10. Hahaha.. You give good laughs, sir.

  2. #122
    OT: yay for Godwin's Law

    OnT:
    It comes with the territory, the court ruling is just.

    You dont disrespect people at their place of worship nor
    You intrude on someone party just to have your say nor
    You ruin your rivals speeches by butting in nor
    etc yada yada yada
    all for the sake of freedom of expression. what kind of society does the pro-celdran supporter advocating ?

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    ^ A just society where the punishment fits the crime? What kind of society are you advocating for (sic)?

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    pa bilib man xa gud!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by monroy View Post
    ^ A just society where the punishment fits the crime? What kind of society are you advocating for (sic)?
    dunno roy.. what you advocating perhaps a change of our penal code? As far as i know .. following our penal code makes our society just.

    Section Four. — Crimes against religious worship

    Art. 132. Interruption of religious worship. — The penalty of prision correccional in its minimum period shall be imposed upon any public officer or employee who shall prevent or disturb the ceremonies or manifestations of any religion.

    If the crime shall have been committed with violence or threats, the penalty shall be prision correccional in its medium and maximum periods.chanrobles virtual law library

    Art. 133. Offending the religious feelings. — The penalty of arresto mayor in its maximum period to prision correccional in its minimum period shall be imposed upon anyone who, in a place devoted to religious worship or during the celebration of any religious ceremony shall perform acts notoriously offensive to the feelings of the faithful.
    REVISED PENAL CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES - BOOK TWO (FULL TEXT)

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    Statement of the Archdiocese of Manila on Conviction of Mr. Carlos Celdran


    The Archdiocese of Manila did not pursue the Case against Mr. Carlos Celdran for Violation of Article 133 of the Revised Penal Code. While deeply disturbed by the incident, then Manila Archbishop Gaudencio B. Cardinal Rosales gave instructions for the Archdiocese to no longer pursue the case. The Criminal Case against Mr. Celdran was pursued by the State represented by the Public Prosecutor and a lay private prosecutor. Based on the Decision of the Court the prosecution presented four witnesses, none of whom were from the Archdiocese of Manila. Three of the witnesses were from the Episcopal Commission on Biblical Apostolate of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines which organized the event at the Cathedral where Mr. Celdran performed the deed he was prosecuted for. One was a regular mass goer at the Manila Cathedral who was present at the event.Cardinal Rosales has long forgiven Mr. Celdran.

    How the case on appeal proceeds from hereon is not up to the Archdiocese of Manila or the Church but to the Courts.

    Released for the Archdiocese of Manila by

    Archdiocesan Office of Communications

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    naa man guy limitation tanan freedom.. sobra ra sd to iyang gibuhat okay ra unta sa gawas pero sa sulod.. walay respeto

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    Mr. Celdran should pay for what he did and I actually think his sentence is a mere slap on the wrist. It is in his good fortune that Catholics as a congregation are civil and humane. Had he done what he did in a mosque, we will come to know of it through news clippings of a beheading.

    Which begs the question, why target the Church when in so far as our generation is concerned, we have come to see more suffering from the hands of Islamic clerics? Because he thought he would get away with it lightly. A coward nonetheless. Good for him and I sincerely hope he gets a good lashing in jail.

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    a good serving for mr celdran indeed and he truly deserve this. if he has something not good with the priests, he should've spared our place of worship. sobra napud to iya. wala nasad sa lugar..and you're right @troll, a crisp and crunchy lashing please..

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    when someone starts posting the words "funny", "amused", or "haha" as a counter argument or a last-ditch effort to reply and ridicule (usually all three words are present, but this is not always the case), that person comes across like a man who is naked, trying to prove to others that they look ridiculous with all their clothes on.

    on topic : i think news outlets over-sensationalized the issue. pero grabe ra pod kaayo ka playing safe ang statement sa archdiocese sa manila (if sakto ako interpretation)

    a newer article from cbcp regarding this issue:
    Celdran conviction consequence of his actions, say observers

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