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All the kingdoms of the world? Shurely shome mishtake? Ever heard of the Parthian Kingdom? Or the various kingdoms in India? Not to mention the Han Empire in China. The Romans were certainly aware of the first two and probably aware of the last.

Yep! :thumbsup:

Thought that crap was ditched in the 4th century?

42 years young here.

:laugh: It's called 'distracting attention from your own problems.' Our deficit is being paid down, France's isn't.

Definite :thumbsup: from me too!

Nope. It is quite rightly illegal for a business to have a sign outside saying "No blacks, no Irish" (as we used to commonly have it the UK for example).

What Scarlett said. Plus she's made it a public matter by...er...publicising it. She deserves what she gets.

And mine! And he's to be succeeded by his 20-something son, Kim Yung-'un.

But not advertise the fact in public.

Amen! "With God all things are possible."

Yes, folks, he now knows there is a God. I sincerely hope he found Him before breathing his last...

I am an active member of a denomination, parts of which regrettably practise it. There are equally liberal Baptist churches which approve of it. Then why would I have called it 'an abomination'? But it hasn't 'hallowed sodomy; certain renegade elements of it have. The point? The indignation...

Yes I do; I know racism when I see it and I'm looking at it right now. Do you know its meaning?

You have heard of time differences? I see nothing to laugh about here. An abomination. So? Two wrongs don't make a right; you don't stop the fight against armed robbery just because murder happens too.

If any organisation is behaving in a racist oppressive manner, it jolly well is my business!!! Oh, purleease! Don't throw the 'liberal' card around; it proves you don't have an argument. Odd that you talk about 'repression' whilst apparently supporting a repressive policy... I am astounded...

Wow. Just wow.

Erm...because it's an immoral, evil policy?

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Well, it's not exactly rocket science. Using UK tax rates as my example, the higher corporate echelons with access to one of the Big Four accountancy firms in this country can easily put down large tranches of their income as capital gains (taxed at 18%) whereas the cleaner pays income tax at...