Originally posted by justintempler
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It's not fascist, but it is totalitarian, but the anti-smokers are more leftist, socialist, nanny-state supporters. More Orwellian, but then he could smoke, and drink. I guess it's really become "American". Sad.Originally posted by badlands View PostComment
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Well to play devil's advocate those don't work as analogies as most consider those not something you choose while smoking/tobacco use would be considered a choice.Originally posted by tom502
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Religion is definitely something you choose...Comment
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Not in Islam.Originally posted by resnorComment
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Sure it is, but you may not like the consequesnces of your choice.Originally posted by tom502Comment
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That's the absolute stupidest shizit I've ever heard.
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Yes and no, it is more culturally ingrained for some religions where the choice has consequences on your local social structure. However I understand what you are saying, but the law of the land specifically legislates against religious persecution.Originally posted by resnor
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Tell that to the droves of Mormons out here in Mesa... They really have no choice... It's strange because they think they do but in reality.. They don't..Originally posted by resnor
Of course they can leave the "Church" but there would lose a lot of there friends, ties with family, respect from their friends etc....
I hate to say it and please don't be offended but I live and work around a ton of Mormons and the one theme I notice is that they are slow.. Ok maybe that's not the right word.. Gullible... That's better but still not quite right...Comment
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So, being vague on purpose, but I passed my test for a state license in my field which has a 60% fail rate.
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