dito

Whatever. You guys still cling to judeochristian myths like the sanctity of contract and warranty of merchandise and personal liabilty.

I mean if you paid me $50 for a radio, you actually expect me to give you a radio or $50 back. Based on what? In the real world you can make $100 selling that radio twice. By what right do you rob me of half the sales price?

And if I gave you that radio and it blew up and you went blind, would you have the maturity to accept karma?  Or would you blame ME for your life, and trespass on my property to yell at me about it?

if you don't like a person for their beliefs don't vote for them. By trying to tell people that they shouldn't use their personal beliefs as moral judgments in the political process you are no better than those who want to impose their religious beliefs onto others. A real catch-22 you got there. ^.^

That was intentional you know

> Justinian I wrote:

> I get very annoyed by crack pot politicians who believe that political decisions should be motivated by religion, and there should be school prayer and creationism taught. The fact is, is that costly outcomes happen when idiots make decisions that aren't backed by evidence or experience. If that isn't the single reason why religious fanatics in the Republican Party shouldn't stfu, another is that imposing religion in public life is a violation of minority rights. While there's nothing wrong with celebrating christmas, it creates an uncomfortable social atmosphere when christian symbols and prayer are imposed on the public. With the status quo, minorities and the majority are able to live with relative comfort.

Agreed. What really gets me annoyed, prayer and religion class aside (never bothered with that crap) is when these sanctimonious politicians want to impose their morals on others with laws against prostitution, cigaratte taxes, and laws dictating where you can drink alcohol. It's always a laugh too when one of these  "Let's clean things up! Tough on crime." morons like Spitzer gets caught.