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Your political and religous views.
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ImprobableJoe
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My political and religious views? The correct ones, of course!
JacobEvans
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:|ImprobableJoe said:
Agnostic Atheist, Liberal, USA
PlanetReid
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I am an Atheist. I went to a Christian (Episcopal) elementary school and I realized the tales the bible is pretty on. I guess if I *had* to classify myself in one US party, I'd say I'm a libertarian... but I don't like labels very much. I sometimes wonder if I'm a Nihilist, otherwise, I don't know what I am. 
kouchpotato
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Socialist liberal, atheist, Canada.
atheismforthewin
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No Political Affiliation
Secular Humanist/Atheist
USA
Secular Humanist/Atheist
USA
PiscineMaelstrom
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My religion is 'none'.
I largely make up my politics as I go along, but I'm rather fond of Anarchism.
UK.
I largely make up my politics as I go along, but I'm rather fond of Anarchism.
UK.
Libertarian / Druii
For those who don't know a Druii is one who tries to explain the world around them by what they personally experience. We understand that everyone's experiences will be different. We accept that, while mankind continues to learn more about the universe around us, our views will change. The Druii religion falls in line with the scientific method quite well. While there are tales of old that might seem miraculous, they are presented as stories only. Mother Nature is our god, and she is a bitch!
For those who don't know a Druii is one who tries to explain the world around them by what they personally experience. We understand that everyone's experiences will be different. We accept that, while mankind continues to learn more about the universe around us, our views will change. The Druii religion falls in line with the scientific method quite well. While there are tales of old that might seem miraculous, they are presented as stories only. Mother Nature is our god, and she is a bitch!
Pharmatheist
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ImprobableJoe said:
I'm a socialistic atheist from Denmark
RichardMNixon
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Eastern US; Socially liberal, economically center-right. I'd be a libertarian if the US libertarian party could field a candidate who wasn't a republican in disguise.
I call myself a humanist because I think what I believe in is more important than what I don't. Ignosticism is pretty cool too.
Can you still be an apatheist if you don't care about God but do care about the wingnuts following him?
I call myself a humanist because I think what I believe in is more important than what I don't. Ignosticism is pretty cool too.
Can you still be an apatheist if you don't care about God but do care about the wingnuts following him?
Politically, its complicated. Someone else described it perfectly, I would call myself a libertarian but it ends up spun in with republicans, which I am not fond of. So I will call myself a fiscally-semi-conservative socially-liberal independent. Hows that?
No religion. Atheism isn't a religion. I suppose I MIGHT call myself a naturalistic/scientific pantheist. But thats stretching it. Used to be a Roman Catholic. Then I decided to question it. Now I'm here.
No religion. Atheism isn't a religion. I suppose I MIGHT call myself a naturalistic/scientific pantheist. But thats stretching it. Used to be a Roman Catholic. Then I decided to question it. Now I'm here.
AtheistChristian
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Political Party: Libertarian
Religion: Atheist. Former Catholic, attended a Catholic school from kindergarten to eighth grade, stopped believing when I was ~12.
Country: Bible Belt, USA
Religion: Atheist. Former Catholic, attended a Catholic school from kindergarten to eighth grade, stopped believing when I was ~12.
Country: Bible Belt, USA
DeistPaladin
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RichardMNixon said:
I'd say that's acting on rational concerns about people who are all too real.
blinddesign
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No religion, I like Buddhism a lot though.
I'm ideally an anarchist-without-adjectives, which is a theory that without centralised government ordering our lives communities will emerge based on preference of individuals (anarcho-communist, market anarchist, etc.) and also which one(s) will survive without turning into 'chaos'. In terms of my preference of anarchic ideas, I'm a market anarchist. Of course, if that doesn't work out I am fairly happy on settling with some kind of minarchism; taxes being just enough for police and justice system (maybe some other services too but there aren't any I can think of that I wouldn't prefer on the free market). Obviously, politicians earn as much as binmen or maybe politics is done part time by people who care.
I'm starting to waffle on so let's just say:
libertarian and atheist.
I'm ideally an anarchist-without-adjectives, which is a theory that without centralised government ordering our lives communities will emerge based on preference of individuals (anarcho-communist, market anarchist, etc.) and also which one(s) will survive without turning into 'chaos'. In terms of my preference of anarchic ideas, I'm a market anarchist. Of course, if that doesn't work out I am fairly happy on settling with some kind of minarchism; taxes being just enough for police and justice system (maybe some other services too but there aren't any I can think of that I wouldn't prefer on the free market). Obviously, politicians earn as much as binmen or maybe politics is done part time by people who care.
I'm starting to waffle on so let's just say:
libertarian and atheist.
Artsysiridean
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Religious views: Agnostic simpleton
Political Views: Preferred not to have one.
Taste: MEAT
Political Views: Preferred not to have one.
Taste: MEAT
