Moreover, the web editor will leave there slander and downright lies about people, even when they are pointed out, provided the lies and slander are directed at non-Christians.

It amounts to much the same thing. A title without an office.

The Bible was right, because we’re Jews. Oh sure, we all reneged our race five hundred years ago, but it’s all there, beneath a veneer as thin as our EU passport cover.

Put down as in put the baby down (to sleep) or as in put the dog down (kill it)?

“After all we know that ‘We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator …'”.

Actually, we don’t.

Dickens, the fact that you can’t even remember the foreign “Hindi or Buddhist” guy’s name (you can’t even remember whether he was a Hindu or a Buddhist), explains the big difference.

“I want to point out their web editor will remove such comments if readers point them out”.

The Times’ comment boards are moderated, meaning that we shouldn’t have to point them out.

On a dollar bill, perhaps?

“Being invited to speak is no big deal and as a democratic country everyone has the right to express his opinion, and everyone has the right to heed or ignore someone else’s opinion”.

Then why wasn’t I invited?