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Matej 09-18-2009 09:18 PM

Non-religious US president?
 
There was a lot of talk about 'boundaries' being broken when Obama was elected.
Continuing with that theme, do you think an openly non-religious lad/lass will ever be president, or would America rather elect a non-white/racist homosexual; as long as he/she is christan; before that ever happens?
Not talking about one of those extremist atheists who get offended by Christmas and make all the others look bad. Just a regular chill bro who does not make a big deal about religion, and happens to check in the atheist/agnostic box when filling out forms.

BustedS13 09-18-2009 09:21 PM

what, u want a witch for president?!!! GOD AND COUNTRY DUMMY!

morans

Genovese.Jr 09-18-2009 09:21 PM

who gives a fuck

jimmytango00 09-18-2009 09:22 PM

I say they vote homo!

on a more serious note... thats a tough one.


Probably racist.

DreamN 09-18-2009 09:32 PM

I'd prefer a non-religious dude. Less likely for the whole "Had a conversation with God last night and here's what we're going to do" bullshit.

Mi Beardo es Loco 09-18-2009 09:40 PM

I would really rather vote in a nonreligious president. It is a HUGE flaw in someone's character, IMO, to believe in an Omnipotent being. I just can't take overly religious people seriously.

I had a girlfriend once who was really religious. She tried to drag me to her church. And I have no issues with people who do it to live a more fulfilled life but when people try to push their views on me I have a problem with them. so I sexed her anally and never called her again.

To me it's like believing in Santa or the tooth fairy as an adult.

jimmytango00 09-18-2009 09:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mi Beardo es Loco (Post 3035548)
so I sexed her anally and never called her

that made my night.

LMVO!

ronmcdon 09-18-2009 09:47 PM

I don't mind whether they're religious or not.
I just don't care for it when they make a big deal over it either way.
Imo, Bush brought up God a little more than I would like.
Of course, it was difficult to take his babbling half serious most of the time anyway.
Obama is doing good in this respect.
He mentions some religious themes, but do so in moderation.

You figure this is still a predominantly Christian country.
Any presidential nominee who professes any other faith,
or lack thereof will compromise their chance of getting elected.
At the same time, talking about God too much is going to annoy some.

You just have to get the right balance to be marketable.
If I had to run for office,
I'd probably make sure to become some born-again Christian beforehand.

DreamN 09-18-2009 09:47 PM

You don't believe in Santa Claus? WTF is wrong with you?!

Mi Beardo es Loco 09-18-2009 09:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ronmcdon (Post 3035556)
I don't mind whether they're religious or not.
I just don't care for it when they make a big deal over it either way.
Imo, Bush brought up God a little more than I would like.
Of course, it was difficult to take his babbling half serious most of the time anyway.
Obama is doing good in this respect.
He mentions some religious themes, but do so in moderation.

You figure this is still a predominantly Christian country.
Any presidential nominee who professes any other faith,
or lack thereof will compromise their chance of getting elected.
At the same time, talking about God too much is going to annoy some.

You just have to get the right balance to be marketable.
If I had to run for office, I'd probably make sure to become some born-again Christian beforehand.

and this is the flaw in the system. You have retards voting in their leader to make decisions based on if they believe in a god. Sounds too much like Al Quida to me.

ronmcdon 09-18-2009 10:04 PM

I'm not so sure it would be any different in any democractic government.
Ppl are more likely to support/vote those who share similar views to themselves.
Politicians just market themselves accordingly.

I'm sure if the nation was predominantly non-religious,
you'd see a lot of athiest/agnostic/apathetic candidates.
It's not just politics, it's everywhere
It's has more to do with marketing than anything else imo.

It's really not as bad as groups like the Taliban.
The candidates might tell voters they are Christian,
but when they are in power they don't necessarily justify their decisions on what the Bible says.
Groups like the Taliban are imposing policy directly from the Quaran.

BustedS13 09-18-2009 10:25 PM

here's the problem: rjf rally 2009

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUPMjC9mq5Y
the fat chick at 4:23 is entertaining throughout the video

Mi Beardo es Loco 09-18-2009 11:58 PM

That video is funny as shit. I just think it's funny that people protest what they don't know. There's so much propaganda coming from both sides and if you only listen to one side then your mind actually starts to decay....along with your teeth. this comes from both sides. Republicans would vote in the most religious nutcase and Democrats would probably just vote in Kim Kardashian because she has a fat ole ass. I agree that Obama has the genius to be a great president but he does not have the leadership experience to start off with a bang. I think he'll grow into that role but he also cowtows to large corps, and he'll NEVER grow out of that.

illvialuver 09-19-2009 04:37 AM

I doubt that will ever happen, too many old people who vote and they are almost all religious. I think the religious vote counts for too much for it not to be one of the most important qualities of the president.

Genovese.Jr 09-19-2009 10:22 AM

i would never vote for a jewish president

Dalton918 09-19-2009 12:00 PM

If anyone wants to "change" this country we should start with education. you can't change squat in a democratic society when all your voters are fuck-tards!

Erjay1 09-19-2009 12:21 PM

No matter what you do, someone somewhere will be offended and will feel that their rights and freedom is in jeopardy. I pick non-religious.

Erjay1 09-19-2009 12:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dalton918 (Post 3036210)
If anyone wants to "change" this country we should start with education. you can't change squat in a democratic society when all your voters are fuck-tards!


AMEN!! Wooo! :hug:

BoostSlideWayz 10-03-2009 12:20 AM

its been a tridition for everysingle one of our presidents to go to church on that national day... hes the only one that didnt.. hes dissoboeying the small things that make him a true US president. in my oopnion is using his position to kinda say "fuck you to this country" and who the hell bows down the the king od iraq or what ever dangerous country it is.. its just a dissgrace having him.

revat619 10-03-2009 12:48 AM

Religious, non-religious, homosexual, heterosexual, black, white, asian, mexican....who cares. As soon as shit isn't going the way you want it to, you fuckers will find something wrong with the individual and a "valid" reason to complain anyway. This country is so predictably flighty.... :rolleyes:

HalveBlue 10-03-2009 10:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BoostSlideWayz (Post 3061271)
its been a tridition for everysingle one of our presidents to go to church on that national day... hes the only one that didnt.. hes dissoboeying the small things that make him a true US president. in my oopnion is using his position to kinda say "fuck you to this country" and who the hell bows down the the king od iraq or what ever dangerous country it is.. its just a dissgrace having him.

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!

Were you in the video that Busted posted?

'Cause you sure sound like you'd fit in there.

Ignorance is bliss.


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