Xemnas started a thread that I thought very few people would respond to, "would you elect an atheist." I assumed that most people would say something to the extent of "I don't care if somebody believes in God or not, I just care about the issues" which is what pretty much happened. A few people even stated that they would prefer an atheist because such a person would not let religion influence how they ran the country. Still, that thread got a lot of responses.
So now I have decided to broaden that same question. Would you be willing to vote for someone who believed any of the following:
In my opinion, the above positions are as, if not more, controversial than whether or not somebody is an atheist.
Personally, I think global warming has been far overblown by the likes of Al Gore, so I would have no problem voting for somebody who didn't believe in it.
I don't really care about the evolution issue, I think reasonable people can differ on the subject matter.
The Israel issue, I would need to hear an incredibly well made argument to support such a radical claim.
The 9/11 issue, I would never vote for someone who believed that garbage.
The communism issue, I would never vote for someone who thinks that communism is a good idea. Such a person has an incredibly low understanding of economics.
So what do you think? Would any of those issues prevent you from voting for somebody?
Note: If I have violated some rule by making a thread based off of someone else's, I'm sorry. Feel free to take this down if that is the case.
So now I have decided to broaden that same question. Would you be willing to vote for someone who believed any of the following:
- that global warming is not true
- that evolution is not true
- Israel does not have a right to exist
- 9/11 was an inside job
- that communism is a good idea
In my opinion, the above positions are as, if not more, controversial than whether or not somebody is an atheist.
Personally, I think global warming has been far overblown by the likes of Al Gore, so I would have no problem voting for somebody who didn't believe in it.
I don't really care about the evolution issue, I think reasonable people can differ on the subject matter.
The Israel issue, I would need to hear an incredibly well made argument to support such a radical claim.
The 9/11 issue, I would never vote for someone who believed that garbage.
The communism issue, I would never vote for someone who thinks that communism is a good idea. Such a person has an incredibly low understanding of economics.
So what do you think? Would any of those issues prevent you from voting for somebody?
Note: If I have violated some rule by making a thread based off of someone else's, I'm sorry. Feel free to take this down if that is the case.