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In reply to the discussion: An utterly brilliant analysis on the side of a bus. [View all]Nye Bevan
(25,406 posts)41. That's a story about drug violence in Thailand.
Nothing to do with religious violence.
I guess you found this story by Googling "Buddhist violence" because it mentions a Buddhist leader who speaks out *against* the drug violence that is the subject of the story.
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Sure, not on the scale of 9/11, but Northern Ireland bombing campaigns are no picnic either. nt
Selatius
May 2012
#20
LOL! You're telling me that the animosity between Catholics and Protestants didn't exist?
backscatter712
May 2012
#25
But would they have blown up Protestant area pubs without checking political allegiances first?
dmallind
May 2012
#29
Always amusing in these threads when DUers feel the need to go back 700 years to the Crusades
Nye Bevan
May 2012
#33
The link you posted was to a story about drug violence. Nothing to do with religion.
Nye Bevan
May 2012
#47
McVeigh lived in a Christian Identity compound - Nicholls "wore out several bibles" in jail.
dmallind
May 2012
#31
Same could be said for flying to the moon. Science as a discipline didn't make the decision.
uppityperson
May 2012
#52