[quote=Aecetia]That is correct. It is the flip-side of the same coin. I have seen the most religious intolerance committed by deeply religious people. This country was founded on religious tolerance. Many of us have relatives who fled from Europe for freedom to worship or not to worship as they saw fit. I think it would be sad to degenerate into tribalism at this stage in our development. The partisan politics have driven a permanent wedge between many Americans. Obama’s election has not healed this division. I watched a video of the Russians being rude to him when he offered to shake hands and it irritated me. He is the President and insulting him insulted the country.[/quote]
I am intolerant of those without religious tolerance. I don’t believe the two to be equivalent.
Hey, we can start “Honkies against the Marginalization of Whitey”…and don’t think we won’t! Those who don’t like La Raza or the NAACP or the Anti-Defamation League, will probably be fighting over who gets to be “Head Poobah”, the irony.
Hey, we can start “Honkies against the Marginalization of Whitey”…and don’t think we won’t! Those who don’t like La Raza or the NAACP or the Anti-Defamation League, will probably be fighting over who gets to be “Head Poobah”, the irony.
Hey, we can start “Honkies against the Marginalization of Whitey”…and don’t think we won’t! Those who don’t like La Raza or the NAACP or the Anti-Defamation League, will probably be fighting over who gets to be “Head Poobah”, the irony.
Hey, we can start “Honkies against the Marginalization of Whitey”…and don’t think we won’t! Those who don’t like La Raza or the NAACP or the Anti-Defamation League, will probably be fighting over who gets to be “Head Poobah”, the irony.
