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Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venues or Public Boards

Never mix Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venues

16% (10)

Private and Personal Matter.....Do not wish to discuss...Keep Private

14% (9)

I'm tired of others pushing their religion down M/my throat

19% (12)

I have no opinion for or against it

8% (5)

I prefer to express My Religious or Political views to others

19% (12)

I try to push My Religion or Politics on Others "Convert"

1% (1)

I am a clergy member or politician, converting err corrupting .....

0% (0)

I am a religious or political machine!

0% (0)

I am a athesist or agnostic and do not want to hear about religion

3% (2)

I am a Hard Core Repulican

0% (0)

I am just a Democrat

3% (2)

I am a Liberal

9% (6)

I don't give a hoot about politics or the U.S. Gov't

3% (2)

Pragmatists

1% (1)

Total Votes : 62

(last vote on : 4/30/2009 11:19:45 PM)
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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/13/2006 7:08:45 PM

jezabelKH

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as requested your option was added to the pole.

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/14/2006 1:26:20 PM

jezabelKH

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Latest Poll Update

24 Against
5 No Opinion For or Against
11 For

0 Republicans
2 Democrats
2 Liberals

Thanks for all of Y/your contributions!

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/16/2006 9:16:36 PM

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I am a hard core, gun owning, Ex-Military Sniper, NRA and card holding Republican.

I am tired of people pushing any type of religion or belief system down My throat. I choose if and when religion is spoken of in My household.

I fully support the NCSF group and all of the good that they are doing.

Master Ken

p.s. If you come to my door with a bible you will be shoot and the signs are posted!

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/17/2006 2:09:05 PM

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yes Master, so very true!

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/20/2006 6:57:52 AM

TheHouseOfHussey

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tinkerbell,

having fun at work slave? when you get home.......let's go out to the gun range and practice. I know we can use that box of old bibles as shooting practice....................at least we will get some use out of them.............are you game?

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/20/2006 7:55:54 AM

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Personally I enjoy a healthy political or religious debate. I find them amusing. What is most amusing is how passionate people get. They start taking it personal, that they cannot convince the rest of the people to agree with them. They end up making fools out of themselves. That whole idea of......I believe what I believe, therefor I am right and everyone else is wrong.........it is a rediculous mentality. Their fanaticism only serves to strengthen my resolve that they are in fact, viewing the whole issue from a very narrow minded and fearful perspective and not someone I would want to agree with......EVER.
The idea that grown adults cannot discuss something that affects ALL OF US wether we agree with it or not is assinine.
In my personal opinion is that, anyone that is not comfortable talking about it, is so insecure that they cannot handle a disagreement therefor wish to avoid the whole thing because they view that disagreement as a personal attack on them rather than just what it is......not everyone is ever going to agree!
I despise most organized religiouns and most republican politians (actually most all politians)

I hate the colour orange........a friend of mine loves the colour orange........big deal!
It is my personal preference. I don't see someone going on about why they love orange as anything more personal than why they go to church every Sunday or voted for someone I think is a putz.
For those that cannot handle such a discussion.........get over yourself already!

< Message edited by LaTigresse -- 7/20/2006 7:57:38 AM >

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/20/2006 8:15:29 AM

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Everyone should be free to discuss religion and politics. I don't agree with people knocking on my door, or stopping me in the street to preach and tell me that I will go to hell if I don't do X, Y and Z. However, I have been known to stop in the street and talk to some of the politer ones. I like discussions. "R" and "P", especially "P" make a great deal of difference to the way you liuve, whatever country you're from. The lifestyle is not so seperate from politics after all.

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/20/2006 11:31:45 AM

TheHouseOfHussey

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Pink Floyd Fan? Love your name.

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/20/2006 11:33:08 AM

TheHouseOfHussey

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quote:

ORIGINAL: LaTigresse

Personally I enjoy a healthy political or religious debate. I find them amusing. What is most amusing is how passionate people get. They start taking it personal, that they cannot convince the rest of the people to agree with them. They end up making fools out of themselves. That whole idea of......I believe what I believe, therefor I am right and everyone else is wrong.........it is a rediculous mentality. Their fanaticism only serves to strengthen my resolve that they are in fact, viewing the whole issue from a very narrow minded and fearful perspective and not someone I would want to agree with......EVER.
The idea that grown adults cannot discuss something that affects ALL OF US wether we agree with it or not is assinine.
In my personal opinion is that, anyone that is not comfortable talking about it, is so insecure that they cannot handle a disagreement therefor wish to avoid the whole thing because they view that disagreement as a personal attack on them rather than just what it is......not everyone is ever going to agree!
I despise most organized religiouns and most republican politians (actually most all politians)
I hate the colour orange........a friend of mine loves the colour orange........big deal!
It is my personal preference. I don't see someone going on about why they love orange as anything more personal than why they go to church every Sunday or voted for someone I think is a putz.
For those that cannot handle such a discussion.........get over yourself already!

I personally don't care if people agree with me or disagree with me, I will still have the same view.

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/20/2006 12:07:04 PM

LaTigresse

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As I am sure many will................even after all the wasted forum space and poorly abused keyboards

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My twisted, self deprecating, sense of humour, finds alot to laugh about, in your lack of one!

Just because you are well educated, articulate, and can use big, fancy words, properly........does not mean you are right!

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/20/2006 12:14:27 PM

TheHouseOfHussey

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That you just contributed too

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/24/2006 9:24:48 AM

BitaTruble

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As an adult, I have no desire nor need for anyone to choose what I may discuss or not discuss. Censorship, in almost all it's forms, is a very ugly concept and there are already topics which are not allowed on these forums. Those who advocate censorship in one area, by default, must allow censorship in other areas as well. Quite the slippery slope. Where does it end? With the banning of books? If Person A wants political discussions banned, Person B has just as much right to demand that discussions on television shows be banned. Person C can then demand that no one ever mention death, marriage, divorce, birthdays, anniversary's etc.

Methinks it's better to keep Pandoras box well closed and skip over or block those posts which cause someone distress, whether they be politics, religion or something else. If a simple message forum can get someone up in arms, I suggest a bubble bath and a glass of champagne to soothe the nerves. In other words, take time off the Internet if you can't handle the cyber heat of discussion.

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/24/2006 10:12:46 AM

TheHouseOfHussey

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I can take the heat, but thank you

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/24/2006 12:25:38 PM

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That was a fast reply, Ken, and not meant for you specifically.

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/24/2006 4:29:14 PM

TheHouseOfHussey

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Ok, Thanks

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/26/2006 12:51:24 PM

ravn

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quote:

Original: jezabelKH
This is NOT a flame War.
This is NOT a place to Discuss "Religion" or to "Preach"
This is NOT a place to Discuss "Politics"

This is a site that embraces the BDSM lifestyle...........can't we have one place to be lifestyle?

sincerely,
jezabel{KH}
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Is it really that hard to say that you're sick of religion? Go to another post then- sometimes people come to this site to find someone to be with 24/7/365 live-in and unless you're planning on both of you being gagged and having heavy sex/S&M sessions 24/7/365 (btw, if anyone is interested in that- hit me up with a message- lol, jk) you've got to be able to talk about things like that. And technically, isn't talking about different topics and getting different viewpoints what a DISCUSSION FORUM is about?

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/30/2006 2:02:35 PM

jezabelKH

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no not hard to say, i am sick of R and the organizations that support them, personally i feel all "R"s are a scam and are about money

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RE: Religion, Politics and The Lifestyle In Public Venu... - 7/30/2006 6:46:07 PM

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i would always discuss anything with someone, cept if it is a hardcore issue like one of these, i will only do it in private.

cheshire

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