Reply #62: It's not a matter of insulting beliefs

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

as much as insulting the person. If you weren't allowed to be free from religion, I'd be the first there to back you up and say it was your right. I don't like what the Talibornagains are doing in this country any more than you do, and I firmly believe in the seperation of church and state. If your path is one that is free of religion, that is fine with me. I do try and show all people respect and to rise above distinctions and differences like this. My comment is simply about rudeness. It reflects poorly on a person when they are rude to another, but especially so if the person is rude to someone who is trying to work with them on a cause.

Look at it this way-if you were in a campaign headquarters with a religious person who was helping man phone banks and setting up rides to the polls, would you say the things you say to religious folks here?