Freedom requires religion just as religion requires freedom.

[spanone]

this is what mitt romney says.

so we can't have freedom without religion, eh mitt?

what country do i live in?

transcript here:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/06/us/politics/06text-romney.html?pagewanted=print

[mzteris]

1. eh?

You sure that's not Freedom ALLOWS religion?

[GreenPartyVoter]

3. Makes more sense that way

[spanone]

7. talk to mitt, i didn't write it....but i believe you are correct

[C_U_L8R]

2. what a bunch of horsecrap

Really.
Mitt could not be more deluded about freedom
and American freedom in particular.

[bryant69]

4. yeah - i should note I share the same faith as Romney (if I don't someone will point it out)

But that's just wrong and frankly ominous. It basically says to atheists, agnostics, and even believers who don't happen to attend a church that they aren't contributing - they aren't a part of American "Freedom."

Incidentally, the next question is of course "Which Religion?" I mean if we all became Buddhists would that work? Would we be free?

Bryant
Check it out --> http://politicalcomment.blogspot.com

[kestrel91316]

5. Hey, Mitt! Here's how it goes in the USA I come from:

True freedom requires, among other things, both freedom OF religion and freedom FROM religion oppression. But I suppose that's too complicated a concept for your little pea brain.

The man sounds dumber than a box of rocks when he talks, though not nearly as bad as Caligula.

[Dukkha]

6. What century do I live in?

the Jesus freaks in this country are embarrassing beyond belief. The constant pandering to the flat-earthers is dragging our society further down it's intellectual decay.

[KitchenWitch]

8. Just because the slick mormon used car salesman says it, does not mean it is true.

:eyes:

[baby_mouse]

9. Pithy.

Also, meaningless gibberish.

[rucky]

10. That's what it says on this here dollar bill.

and you can't buy gum with a Constitution, so which document do you believe?