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Germany Airs Cartoon 'Popetown' where the pope is portrayed as a child
*Z* - The Queen of Dubcc:
yea it caused lots of trouble in first place in bavaria (the most religious part of germany, mostly catholic). bishops were protesting and debating on this topic the last days.
7even:
--- Quote from: Zet on May 20, 2006, 05:27:05 AM ---yea it caused lots of trouble in first place in bavaria (the most religious part of germany, mostly catholic). bishops were protesting and debating on this topic the last days.
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davon hab ich garnix mitbekommen :D
aber schau zur zeit auch keine nachrichten
*Z* - The Queen of Dubcc:
--- Quote from: 7 don't need to brag 'bout how muthafuckin' Active he iz on May 20, 2006, 07:32:42 AM ---
--- Quote from: Zet on May 20, 2006, 05:27:05 AM ---yea it caused lots of trouble in first place in bavaria (the most religious part of germany, mostly catholic). bishops were protesting and debating on this topic the last days.
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davon hab ich garnix mitbekommen :D
aber schau zur zeit auch keine nachrichten
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hammer wusste gar nicht dass du aus deutschland bist lol.
;D
ich schaue zur zeit auch keine nachrichten, hab davon aber in letzten tagen gehört.
coola:
the catholics protesting to it are rediculous imo... they are only making the conspiracy more real.
it's a movie, if a movie has enough power to change someones faith, then they shouldnt be following that religion in the first place.
any real catholic would dis-regard the movie in an instant.
Real American:
--- Quote from: Chief on May 20, 2006, 12:57:04 PM ---the catholics protesting to it are rediculous imo... they are only making the conspiracy more real.
it's a movie, if a movie has enough power to change someones faith, then they shouldnt be following that religion in the first place.
any real catholic would dis-regard the movie in an instant.
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I am a Catholic and I could care less about this movie.
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