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nope the tree in the middle of the garden was the gateway drug, marijuana. and that pot head politician should
be tar and feathers and road out on a rail.
I agree with Libertarians on a good number of things, like pot, gay marriage (I want the Gov out of Marriage completely) etc...but I don't identify as one. Some of their views are a bit.....out there are quite frankly the hardcore Libertarian beliefs are kind of dangerous. I am also staunchly pro-life and will never vote for any non pro-life candidate or register with any non pro-life platform or party.
But getting abortion banned isn't the no. 1 political issue with the majority of Americans.
nope the tree in the middle of the garden was the gateway drug, marijuana. and that pot head politician should
be tar and feathers and road out on a rail.
How utterly absurd. The apple was food not a drug. The politician is a hero. He is bravely trying to expose police corruption as well.
On a global scale maybe, but we're talking about a free country where there's a clear distinction between church and state. And regardless, Religion is typically the teachings of a prophet or phophets.
But as far as America goes, we are FAR from a religious country. Especially Christianity. I wouldn't insult Jesus with such talk.
Do you honestly believe that religion isn't one of the largest factors in politics in America? We aren't as religious of a country as Iran, but our political system is absolutely motivated extremely strongly by religion (and yes, I am counting atheists/agnostics who vote for a certain party because it isn't the 'christian' party as votes based on religion)
Do you honestly believe that religion isn't one of the largest factors in politics in America? We aren't as religious of a country as Iran, but our political system is absolutely motivated extremely strongly by religion (and yes, I am counting atheists/agnostics who vote for a certain party because it isn't the 'christian' party as votes based on religion)
In choosing a politician, yes. In actual policy, no.
Example. Wall Street corruption. How can we be a Christian nation (we are majority Christian) if we're dominated by greed??
Most of our laws are based on shared morals and values and tradition. That tradition was influenced by religion, but religion and morals and values can be interchanged.
It's illegal to murder in every country. Steal in every country. Etc.
If you're a picture of fine health and don't know what sick is, I'm sure that's easy to say.
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