Until I'm shown something else to the contrary, I won't vote for a Mormon just because their beliefs seem so whacked.
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You've just got to love it when someone who believes that someone went up on a mountain and got stone tablets from an omnipotent being in the sky, and that someone else came back to life after being dead for three days, claims that it's "whacked" for another person to believe that some guy from New York was given a set of golden tablets by an angel, or that the dude who rose from the dead managed to travel to North America.
Until I'm shown something else to the contrary, I won't vote for a pick one {Mormon, Muslim, Scientologist, Jehovah's Witness, Evangelical Christian} just because their beliefs seem so whacked.
Until I'm shown something else to the contrary, I won't vote for a pick one {Mormon, Muslim, Scientologist, Jehovah's Witness, Evangelical Christian} just because their beliefs seem so whacked.
Well, I think Mormons' beliefs are whacked, too, but I'd vote for one if I thought he was a decent honest guy who advocated policies I could live with.
In theory, if a Mormon, Scientologist, Baptist ect, were a nice person, a bad politician (ie honest) and a good liberal. who would do something for me, I'd vote for the person. Frankly, voting is about derciding who would do the best by you- it is inherently selfish, and ment to be. So cut all this crap about the imnaginary god he puts over the religion line.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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