Btw, don't feel at all obligated to reply to all of this. I know it's a lot of writing, lol, and we're kinda going back and forth on the same topics, so really, don't feel forced to continue if you don't want. x) I already supppppppppppppppper duppppeer appreciate everything you've replied to me with, so just respond to what you feel deserves a reply if you'd like. <3 I just feel bad making you have to respond to all the nonsense I write, hahaha. :>
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Really, most politicians abuse the power given to them and end up doing nothing they claimed they would do during their campaign. They don't work for the people, they work to better themselves. All I see them pretty much do all day is endlessly bicker between themselves, and that, in turn, leads to us, the people, being affected by the problems that they were supposed to fix. And, of course, they earn big bucks in the meantime. Nothing new to see here.
I'm not much into religion, and I'm glad you're educated within the subject because you really backed up what you said (and what I said) very nicely, and I appreciate that. All I know is that God loves all his children no matter what race, sex, ethnicity, whatever. I believe he put us all on this Earth for a reason, and, well, religion should not be used as an excuse to hate a certain group of people, like you said. I'm really not too familiar with the content in the Bible or with religion at all, but all I want and can say is that God loves all his children, period. That's all that needs to be said, really. I highly respect people who are religious and admire their faith, because, well, I also cherish my faith and I believe in God and idolize him to the utmost extreme, but sometimes people are so molded by religion and allow it to govern their lives so strongly that they tend to forget the people who religion apparently says to resent and hate are just like them, human. Gah. I don't want to make myself sound dumb. I just become so frustrated when it comes to religion. >.< It just doesn't make sense to me most of the time.
Don't worry, haha, you didn't offend me. Frankly, I don't understand religion enough to be able to get offended by it, if that makes sense. The way I look at is that the Bible has been passed down and edited so many times that, like you mentioned, it makes religion itself seem so inaccurate and incoherent. No one will ever know what Jesus's mission truly was, or even if he had one at all. I hope I didn't offend you there, either, ha. Believe me, I have my faith and highly respect religion. I just don't understand it most of the time. X<
I didn't even know who the boys were back when they were on the UK X-Factor. I didn't even know what the X-Factor was, either, until the first season debuted here in the U.S. in 2011. I did see a few of the 1D performances on the show, though, and they were pretty good. None of them have really changed except that they have obviously matured and grown a bit. Liam was booted off the show the first time he was on it (during bootcamp, like you said), but then he re-auditioned and got in, and that's when the group was made (talking about God, thank God for 1D, lol) And yeah, that's a real tattoo. Not entirely sure what it signifies, but it's definitely real. He's a cutie pie. :)
Although the ad wasn't necessarily funded by Romney's campaign, you could obviously tell how most Republicans feel about the topic of homosexuality from just watching the actual ad. To say the least, the acting was extremely bad and the actors pretty much looked like they were forcing themselves to say those things. It's disgusting. But that was just one of the ads I found. There was one that was actually aired on TV (which I saw with my own two eyes and actually had Romney making an appearance and speaking in it) that explicitly made a mention about homosexuality and how it was pretty much an abomination. Obviously Romney didn't use those words but that's what he was hinting towards. I forgot the exact line he used but it was extremely offensive and just straight up stupid. Ahhhh, I'm sooooooooooo glad again that he didn't win the election. You know what's funny? Obama won more votes in Romney's home state than Romney did. Just goes to show...
Ahahaha, well, I'm not exactly sure what the Republican Party British equivalent would be, but I do know that most Republicans are just like those politicians in that party you mentioned. They are EXTREMELY conservative, radical, and they really do believe that they have a higher moral standard than anyone else. They're more for "individual freedom" and are less for actual government. Most are also very religious and you know the only place where that could lead to. I mean, obviously each Party has their pros and cons, their perfections and faults, but Republicans just really want people to fend for themselves. They are the Party which you can't really relate to because it almost feels as if they are not even a part of the government at all. I could go on and on but I think you get the point, lol, and it's not even that I don't like the Party. I just don't like their standards and position on things.