Recent content by DatpiffNasty

yep. no one is saying that the church is going to be supported by government. The only reason there is that difference is when Georgia segregated the Baptist, they didn't want them in a Catholic state. The line has only been broken once and on the state level, not even the federal

i don't have the exact quote, and I haven't been able to find it online but it goes something like "in the UK, when a Bentley passes by a father tells his son that 'someday you're going steal one of those', while in the US when a Cadillac passes a father tells his son 'someday you're going to...

yeah, I just didn't want to write an obnoxiously long list for everyone to nit-pick at. sorry

if the system were to break down into more than lets say, 6 parties do you think the problem would be fixed or only diluted and less lethal? ex. most conservatives and many moderates fit into the the Libertarian ideology.

to francoHFW When I say the people I am trying to cover as much of the spectrum as I can without trying to be bias. I am asking for everyone and anyone's opinion, the class I am in brings in Nazi's, Radical Communists, anarchist, religious fanatics, hardcore atheists and anyone who doesn't fit...

I know that, I am just trying to find out peoples opinions about how this country can be better. That is why, theoretically, we vote people into office so that they can address the issues we believe need to be fixed. Government isn't even the question, I am asking what society thinks about...

I have to do a project for my class and am trying to find out what people think is the real issue with the country. 1)Economy 2)Politicians 3)Education 4)Religion 5)Morals 6)Taxes 7)Healthcare/Welfare 8) Bureaucracy 9)Capitalism 10)Citizens 11)War 12)Judicial,Executive,Legislative...

Wow, it just so happens that I have to do a similar story man what a coincidence. All I know is that in the 70's their was a major push for decentralization of Wall Street. Since then the major banks and insurance companies began to get involved in really risky business investments. In 2008...

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