Quote Originally Posted by dragonrider
You weren't replying to me, right? Because I totally agree with you.

To me the ironic part of this thing is that the people who seem most concerned about Obama pushing his religious beliefs are the very same ones who I feel have pushed their own religious agenda on the rest of us. Obama isn't Muslim, but you get Evangelical Christians raising the specter of Sharia law --- they say he might be Muslim, so we need to be careful or we could end up with a Muslim pushing his beliefs on us. What a load of racist crap from a bunch of people who have felt free to use their political power to push their own religious agenda!

I personally don't care what a politician's religion is or whether they don't have a religion at all, as long as they faithfully esecute their secular duties and are not driven by overzealous religion beliefs. I'm just as worried about overzealous Christains as I am about overzealous Muslims.
Nah man, I wasn't replying to you dragonrider. Just summing up my second post. I think we both posted at pretty much the same time. I'm in complete agreement with you.
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