The Machine wrote:

J Dynasty wrote:

SMH.

Aye dawg don't act like you wouldn't pretend to be something you aren't for a few weeks if it meant you could fuck Beyonce

Man, how can you be so sure Beyonce would be that great in bed? She hot, but idk man, I just don't think chicks are worth that. It doesn't even suit me, as in idk not the type of thing I'd feel proud of brag about just for banging Beyonce-I'm not much into idol worship-. Now if she gave me that money, might be a different story, I would cuck/simp out for life time fortune.

Correction, chicks aren't worth it unless you love them on a personal bond level.

They're only worth it depending on how extreme the views are in conclusion.

I'm agnostic, and can mock religion at times, but in all honesty I think it's a mistake to disregard the values religious principles have given society. Yeah sure the whole anti gay, skygod, anti woman and stuff can be shitty, but the upholding of family structure and justice when it comes to values is very much a great thing. Not to mention the crazy amounts of charity and all that religious groups are motivated to do. Something we as secular people have yet to master is great passion for morals and charity, I mean we have it, but not on the same level. I'm a liberal/left wing, but I think our secular nature has made many of us lose respect for the proper family makeup that provides happiness for us, and a good platform for our children. Worse yet, I think people seek out other ways to be virtuous, and go deep into identity politics and make those things there new religion.

J Dynasty wrote:

I'm agnostic, and can mock religion at times, but in all honesty I think it's a mistake to disregard the values religious principles have given society. Yeah sure the whole anti gay, skygod, anti woman and stuff can be shitty, but the upholding of family structure and justice when it comes to values is very much a great thing. Not to mention the crazy amounts of charity and all that religious groups are motivated to do. Something we as secular people have yet to master is great passion for morals and charity, I mean we have it, but not on the same level. I'm a liberal/left wing, but I think our secular nature has made many of us lose respect for the proper family makeup that provides happiness for us, and a good platform for our children. Worse yet, I think people seek out other ways to be virtuous, and go deep into identity politics and make those things there new religion.

It's part of the reason I stick to Odinism actually. The other Asatru I have met are either very far to the right or just wanna get drunk.  Religion can be used for good things when given the right understanding. Though some like to use it as a scapegoat for their regeines. For me religion is still irrelevant to whether or not I like somebody. But then again I kinda have to be open about most of it because the only way I can find an attractive female Odinist is if I pack my bags and move to Norway.

KellyHackenschmidt wrote:

Veena Adams wrote:

KellyHackenschmidt wrote:

Veena Adams wrote:

KellyHackenschmidt wrote:

It would really depend on certain things. I'm honestly a big Green Party supporter up here in Canada, only because I feel as if our environment has been in one of the most critical states of all time. 
So literally if you're going to be "Climate Change is bullschmidt" then you probably won't like me to begin with. I am very keen on saving energy. Even then it's not a "Left or Right" thing. Just as long as you admit climate change is a legitimate problem and don't want theocracy I don't really give a schmidt.

LOL but Climate Change is bullshit in the sense that the effects on the O-Zone are irreversible and every bold statement made about climate change is irreversible, and dumping money and killing jobs over it isn't gonna help the economy pal.

And also a theocracy is necessary. The United States operating on Christian principle values is what made this country the best in the world. It's when we started giving women and Fags an equal voice, handing out government aid and allowing the nuclear family to no longer be an necessity that things went downhill. Christianity >

How can that be when the only things we need to do to prevent such environmental effects is to replace our plastic with cannabis. The economy can still benefit from such things as environmental protection. Lets look at California for example. They are still very much the highest economy in the United States while still having the strictest environmental laws. If that's possible for California, there's possibility in other states. The same is pretty much true up here in Ontario. We are one of the most environmentally strict provinces all while still having one of their strongest economies. 

As for Theocracy, I'm sorry but the "In God We Trust" slogan of the United States was made in the 60s in order to stop the Communist primarily atheistic law. 
Honestly from a pagan perspective. I don't see why Christians, Muslims and Jews fight all the time. You all worship the same god.

nigga shut up

You know you win an argument when they can't fight back with a valid case.

that's why ya dick lil

America disagrees with u thats why Trump won #MAGA  :hovlaff:

Yes of course, as long as we can understand each-others opinions without getting angry, lol.

It is possible to have a relationship with someone who has a greatly different view. Like, one of my best friends absolutely hates gaming and considers it a waste of time but I love games. Still, as I said, we are best friends. I think that it is wonderful have some sort of relationship with someone with different views. I mean, look at the colors of a rainbow. If all the seven colors were same then it would be quite a dull thing. Similarly, all those buddies you have with different views kind of lights up the whole gang

However, this gets sour when you try to force your own views on the other guys. I mean, everyone is entitled to their views and using force is never a good option for anything. You cannot force anyone to do or accept anything. Instead of forcing, listening would be a good option because that way, you will get a whole new window of ideas and thoughts. It may also happen that after staying you you for some time, they will start to accept your views. The whole process may be slow but it sure is healthy. 

That being said, I conclude by saying that I can date/befriend/have some sort of relationship with a person with greatly different views

Opposites attract, I find.

Befriend? Absolutely. Date? I guess. Marry or have a long-term intimate relationship with? Fuck no. It will only result in quarrels over the smallest shit, and married people with same views fight as it is. I ain't doing that shit.