Falun Gong Don't want to eat. Get FINE !
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Actually, unless the prisoners agree it is probably illegal and unethical for the doctor to administer glucose drip against their will. Technically it is battery to put a needle through the skin without consent. The court will have to order the drip but it is still unethical for the doctor to comply.
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they dun want to eat, let them die
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If this govt is capable of banning jehovah just because it is against becoming a soldier then we shouldn't be surprised here
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So? Why should they get any special treatment while the rest of us have to waste two years in NS? Even those chao White Horses also must do. Just because they're Jehovah's Witness makes them better than the rest of us?
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Pictures of demonstrators outside Singapore Embassies
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Actually wat is the teaching of the falung gong?
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They deserve to put to death. Ask them to died better. We already ban them ! Ask them to go to hell ! I pray all of them will burnt themselves with petrol in front of Singapore ! Then we will be like gods Because they are giving their lives to us. And I will be proudly take their offering ! HahahahahH!!!!!!!! I feel honor as they burnt to their death.
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you are too extreme!!
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should be baOriginally posted by CenturionMBT:hmm a hunger strike . . .what if they actually die from a hunger stikr? can we count it as suicide?
if they outside, the government won't care less if they go starve themselves, unless they go publicise. if they die, then good la. No die put in jail for trying to commit suicide lol.
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falun gong promotes a way to good health, moral living, and inner happiness, styles itself as a school of qigong (which is how it started in China),Originally posted by SilverPal:Actually wat is the teaching of the falung gong?
and it's doctrine borrows heavily from Buddhist and Taoist philosophies.
It was founded by a Chinese, Li Hong Zhi, now settled in china.
Orthodox religions do not accept it as a religion and view it more as an occult, on a religious perspective.
Its doctrine of racial purity is frown upon and is probably why it is banned in singapore. They believe that races are not to be intermingled and even in heaven there is segregation of races.
They say they are not a religion but registered themselves as falun budda society, they say there are not political but we often see them protesting against governments, to the extent of burning themselves to death. I cannot trust them or accept them because of such ambiguity and fanatism.
What worries me is that they are very actively preaching to children, saw this in serangoon stadium. I certainly don't want my children to have anything to do with them. -
sorry, the founder Li Hong Zhi now settle in USA.Originally posted by sgdiehard:falun gong promotes a way to good health, moral living, and inner happiness, styles itself as a school of qigong (which is how it started in China),
and it's doctrine borrows heavily from Buddhist and Taoist philosophies.
It was founded by a Chinese, Li Hong Zhi, now settled in china.
Orthodox religions do not accept it as a religion and view it more as an occult, on a religious perspective.
Its doctrine of racial purity is frown upon and is probably why it is banned in singapore. They believe that races are not to be intermingled and even in heaven there is segregation of races.
They say they are not a religion but registered themselves as falun budda society, they say there are not political but we often see them protesting against governments, to the extent of burning themselves to death. I cannot trust them or accept them because of such ambiguity and fanatism.
What worries me is that they are very actively preaching to children, saw this in serangoon stadium. I certainly don't want my children to have anything to do with them. -
they're just another bunch of occult fanatics like the raelians and the mormons. sometimes i wonder if people even have logic and reason to be so gulliable as to believe in anything someone says.
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mormons, jehovah's witness, one whole bunch of cults lah.Originally posted by vito_corleone:they're just another bunch of occult fanatics like the raelians and the mormons. sometimes i wonder if people even have logic and reason to be so gulliable as to believe in anything someone says. -
Jehovah not cult lah, it's a decent religion ok!Originally posted by CenturionMBT:mormons, jehovah's witness, one whole bunch of cults lah. -
issit ?Originally posted by The man who was death:Jehovah not cult lah, it's a decent religion ok!
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are you sure? from what i know it is a cult. And many mainstream christian churches have either distant themselves from it or condemn it. Well i am not really going into details here . . . for the obvious reasons perhaps you could go to eternal hope to ask more about it. But it has twisted and distorted alot of things in the bible, which many christians can't accept.Originally posted by The man who was death:Jehovah not cult lah, it's a decent religion ok! -
hmm.....find out more for yourself. don't think this is the right place for a debate to say if it is or not.Originally posted by The man who was death:Jehovah not cult lah, it's a decent religion ok! -
They just believe that jehovah is the real god, that's the only thing they distorted if u want to say that. That's why many christians condemn it. They are just against becoming a soldier, donating blood, seeing docters when they are sick only like that. Nothing cultish about it.Originally posted by CenturionMBT:are you sure? from what i know it is a cult. And many mainstream christian churches have either distant themselves from it or condemn it. Well i am not really going into details here . . . for the obvious reasons perhaps you could go to eternal hope to ask more about it. But it has twisted and distorted alot of things in the bible, which many christians can't accept. -
ya beri normalOriginally posted by The man who was death:They just believe that jehovah is the real god, that's the only thing they distorted if u want to say that. That's why many christians condemn it. They are just against becoming a soldier, donating blood, seeing docters when they are sick only like that. Nothing cultish about it. -
You are distorting what the christians think. If they believe that jehovah is the real God then there is no distortion, it is their doctrines on soldiering, donating blood, seeing doctors when sick that is not normal.Originally posted by The man who was death:They just believe that jehovah is the real god, that's the only thing they distorted if u want to say that. That's why many christians condemn it. They are just against becoming a soldier, donating blood, seeing docters when they are sick only like that. Nothing cultish about it. -
anyway this is not the right place to debate about this.
So i wun dwell much about it. you are welcome to talk about it in eternal hope though. -
Ya, not normal doesn't mean cult, a lot of countries accept it as a religion even israel accept it when their males have to go to the armyOriginally posted by sgdiehard:You are distorting what the christians think. If they believe that jehovah is the real God then there is no distortion, it is their doctrines on soldiering, donating blood, seeing doctors when sick that is not normal. -
you are member of JW issit ?Originally posted by The man who was death:Ya, not normal doesn't mean cult, a lot of countries accept it as a religion even israel accept it when their males have to go to the army -
the JW have totally went against biblical teachings. they went against authority when the bible preached obedience to authority and the neccessity to take up arms to defend yourself and God's word when the time comes. sure many people say Christianity is a "wussy" faith which preaches peace to everything but come on and use some common sense, when you are attacked or htreatened you have the right to take up arms and protect yourself instead of sitting down there and letting yourself be a free target for would be agressors.
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The JWs have a point about not bearing arms. If all nations were to practice disarmament and put a cap on armed service numbers, there would be greater chances for peace all around.Originally posted by vito_corleone:the JW have totally went against biblical teachings. they went against authority when the bible preached obedience to authority and the neccessity to take up arms to defend yourself and God's word when the time comes. sure many people say Christianity is a "wussy" faith which preaches peace to everything but come on and use some common sense, when you are attacked or htreatened you have the right to take up arms and protect yourself instead of sitting down there and letting yourself be a free target for would be agressors.
Ayyway, +1 to this thread.