09-17-2012, 02:46 AM
Sad to see such a sheltered view. It's funny that when Bush, a president who confessed his faith in God, the christian community wanted people to "pray for our leader". Now that neither candidate is the ideal christian, they want to be absent from the polls. They don't want to take on the role of a good christian person and spend time on their knees.
This country is only going to get more diverse as far as race, sexuality, religious preferences, and beliefs. We couldn't possibly expect things to be the way they always have been. What if a jewish guy runs? What if a buddhist runs for office? They won't vote and be the first to complain about things that they feel aren't right. I think people have forgotten what it's like to be discriminated against. BUT don't you dare compare being black to gay because that just trips people out you know. I always hear you can't come out as black, so being gay and black shouldn't be compared. Discrimination is discrimination.
This country is only going to get more diverse as far as race, sexuality, religious preferences, and beliefs. We couldn't possibly expect things to be the way they always have been. What if a jewish guy runs? What if a buddhist runs for office? They won't vote and be the first to complain about things that they feel aren't right. I think people have forgotten what it's like to be discriminated against. BUT don't you dare compare being black to gay because that just trips people out you know. I always hear you can't come out as black, so being gay and black shouldn't be compared. Discrimination is discrimination.
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