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In reply to the discussion: Ok Practice Your Religion. But Keep Your DumbA Religion To Yourself. [View all]azmom
(5,208 posts)154. So was giving women the right to vote also a big freaking whoop to you?
Because in their hearts men may not really want You to vote.
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Ok Practice Your Religion. But Keep Your DumbA Religion To Yourself. [View all]
TheMastersNemesis
Mar 2015
OP
It has no bearing on her intellectual capacity, and shouldn't be a point against her. It's completely irrelevant.
pnwmom
Mar 2015
#7
So if you think that the Republican agenda/philosophy is wrong and stupid,
Arugula Latte
Mar 2015
#91
Or if her culture told her that national borders are real rather than make-believe
LanternWaste
Mar 2015
#139
I'm not advocating. I wondering why it would be "wrong" particularly if
Nuclear Unicorn
Mar 2015
#148
I Ws Raised Roman Catholic With 16 1/2 Years In Catholic Schools/That Does Not Bias Me In Public Are
TheMastersNemesis
Mar 2015
#46
depends on how fundie she is...first question would be- "how old do you think the earth is"
snooper2
Mar 2015
#52
"it is the busy bodies and in your face religious types that are a problem."
Jamastiene
Mar 2015
#58
Religionn is like a penis. It's OK to have one, even to be proud of it. But don't ....
Scuba
Mar 2015
#13
Careful, they'll be screaming persecution if they can't pound you with their bible.
B Calm
Mar 2015
#14
Can you show me any secular people who are seeking the right to refuse service to the religious?
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2015
#21
So of course you admit that LGBT groups do not travel the world seeking to limit religious freedoms
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2015
#28
Actually I have no idea what you really mean, your posts are a bit passive aggressive and vague.
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2015
#54
I'm sorry that you have atheists knocking on your doors and people standing up
Arugula Latte
Mar 2015
#86
in a free and democratic society a person has a right to be openly public about their religion or
Douglas Carpenter
Mar 2015
#16
I'm not fond of the comparison of sexual orientation or other inborn characteristics to 'pet issues'
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2015
#26
That's nice. I did not say people 'always' do this, nor that I expect them to. I also did not speak
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2015
#38
Religon is an aspect of some cultures, other cultures are not religious at all, some religions are
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2015
#51
"What happens if Moslems decide they don't want to serve Christians in their businesses"
Nuclear Unicorn
Mar 2015
#19
What happens if some white people decide they want an all white lunch counter? I think I saw a
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2015
#23
You failed to address my questions. Don't blame you, as you seem to be defending segregated
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2015
#44
The OP is opposed to the legislation sought by religious groups to allow them to discriminate
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2015
#59
"You're talking about changing hearts and minds, like that went really well in Iraq."
Nuclear Unicorn
Mar 2015
#126
If, by your own admission, you don't understand what it is I am saying then why
Nuclear Unicorn
Mar 2015
#156
LOL. I was just a kid back then so I would just listen to them and take their literature.
azmom
Mar 2015
#97
No mythical being is coming to save you, you are the responsible one to save your own self.
Dont call me Shirley
Mar 2015
#30
Religious freedom laws are a cynical play, and that some DUers would like to
el_bryanto
Mar 2015
#31
Religion is a choice. Anyone from a missionary faith knows that faiths are chosen, missionaries seek
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2015
#34
It is currently illegal in the US to discriminate on the basis of religion, as you know.
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2015
#41
You equated religion to race and sexual orientation and proceeded to claim secular people are
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2015
#47
Religion! More politics IMO - power, control, money, and usually dominate male authority figures.n/t
RKP5637
Mar 2015
#60
Particularly the last one, "rulers as useful!" A powerful tool in controlling and exploiting
RKP5637
Mar 2015
#64
It's an "Old Boy's Club" if there ever was one. I'm amazed women put up with the pompous and pious
RKP5637
Mar 2015
#110
Religion is like war. It doesn't work unless you're dumping it on someone else. nt
valerief
Mar 2015
#92
I'll take 'Things I Bet You Wouldn't Have Said to MLK's Face' for $1000, Alex. nt
Dreamer Tatum
Mar 2015
#102
That s fine but by the same token keep your atheism or unbelief to yourself as well.
hrmjustin
Mar 2015
#119
And apply it equally to the dumbass shit that Native Americans, WIccans, and New Agers profess. nt
Dreamer Tatum
Mar 2015
#122