| Books describing the acts of witches, wizards and demons are works of fiction. |
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Asked 2 years ago
by SuperFlyNinjaGuy  United Kingdom |
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Well done SuperFly! It may have taken a long time to work this out but you got there in the end!
(I know, I know. The person putting up a statement here does not necessarilly agree with it. So I admit it. Maybe SF still does believe the witch stories are true and thinks SnowWhite is a documentary).
That's just it; of course it's blindly odviously fiction!
That is the *coolest* elision of 'odious' and 'obviously'!
Yep... it was on purpose(.)
Strongly disagree. To agree would be like condoning the acts of stupid ignorant Christians like Cotton Mather who really believed witches exist and it was important to burn them at the stake to keep Christians safe.
LOL... next thing you know they'll be telling you it's possible to walk on water and turn water into wine.. and the first man and woman really were named Adam and Eve.
You can walk on water .... you just have to add a lot of custard powder first :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BN2D5y-AxIY&feature=related
Cool!
Are you saying that the KKK doesn't exist?
Do they have supernatural powers? As far as I know they are religious extremists, who get off on hating people, for their skin color, sexual preferences, or religion.
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The question doesn't mention "supernatural powers". It does mention wizards, which the KKK certainly has.
Learn to read.
watch the blair witch project true story Haunting in Connecticut true story