Growing misconceptions
ASome people believe that our country is a single religion nation. It is not. We were built on the basis of freedom, a term we toss around at every turn yet seldom admit what it really means. To some we’re only free when it suits their religious psuedo-political ideals. Just because something is against your religion doesn’t mean you have to ban everything outright. Why is it that right wing neo conservatives feel the need to buckle down the whole country to a certain religion’s standards?
Lack of religion is causing our country to lose their morals. Nope, wrong again. There’s a lot of factors that play into this, including bad parenting, misguided government control, etc etc. I think a lot of what happened here is that people started to take advantage of our ‘freedom’ without fully taking on the included responsibilities. We’re supposed to WATCH THE NEWS. We’re supposed to FOLLOW CAMPAIGNS. We’re supposed to be ACTIVE IN OUR COMMUNITY. But of course as long as we GET WHAT WE WANT as SOON AS WE WANT IT, we’re happy. We’re a fat culture, in more ways than ever.
Our government cannot be trusted. That actually sounds like something someone on the right wing would say. The fact is, it’s Bush that can’t be trusted. I am so gung ho about people getting their faith restored in our government it’s not even funny. I want people to see tangible effects of the government doing positive things here and abroad. We don’t need to help anyone else right now (Iraq), what we need is to clean up our own country and take the initiative to help out.
There will be change once a new president is elected. This one I’m really worried about. I’m not so much against a conservative president, but McCain? No. People…how has Bush helped us? Really? It’s ridiculous that we’d even consider a presidential conidate that has so much in common with our current caricature of a president. Obama at least should’ve gotten a decent rival. One that wouldn’t make me want to leave the country if he were to be elected.
As a closing thought, do we really exist? There has yet to be proof. One day at a time. Live and then die. Let’s not squander our time making artificial rules that mean nothing in the grand scheme of time.
In perspective, I can’t get married. Why? Because the religious right thinks it’s an abomination. I didn’t choose to be gay. To put it bluntly, I do not want to procreate. As in I have no interest in doing what is required. That is definitely a genetic trait that is abnormal, seeing as how most males want to get as much tail as they can, but it’s not something to cry witch over either.
I will die. Whether or not I die happy in the arms of my husband does not seem like a choice that is fair to make by another person. I hate how people choose these witch hunt topics that never have anything to do with what’s really going on. Love is biological, it’s not religious. Don’t make it something it’s not. And last time I checked, love was not offensive.
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