I gotta ask, who on the right is claiming we shouldnt treat people fairly and equally?
I am on the right and I believe that people should be treated fairly and equally. I'm sure that there are others but they can speak for themselves.
I gotta ask, who on the right is claiming we shouldnt treat people fairly and equally?
Ummm... this thread threatens to become BDF material. You know, Bicker and Debate Fodder.
Therefore I shall refrain from commenting further.![]()
There's definitely a big difference between politics and theology.
Theology is a 3. Politics it really depends on the issue.
I'm opposed to the classic Christian things, but I think you Americans are nuts for not having universal healthcare.
How far would you put yourself on conservative/liberal scale from 1 to 10.
1 being "women are to cover their heads in church" and 10 being "my church has a gay polygamist preacher"
I put myself at a 3.
I'm probably around a 5. Stuey - responding to your uninvited opinion, the issues with healthcare in USA are its unwieldy nature. The population is too big. There's more people currently drowning just in Texas than the whole population of Australia. It'd be like Australia and Indonesia and Viet Nam agreeing on a policy. I've often thought each State would have a better chance of devising their own health care policies. Probably nothing like the uninspired universal care but something encompassing of a diverse public - like several policies meeting the needs of individuals with outlets for people who can't afford.