What's wrong with this quote? It seems to have a good message.

Yes. However, you should accept the beliefs in the sense that they exist and they have the right to exist.

Yes, yes, yes, YES! Thank you, Kennedy! People! Listen to this guy! He's got the right idea!

Unfortunately, what LBJ said is true.

Here, here, Tom!

To an extent.

So true.

Personally, I believe that a person should search for truth in his or her head in addition to his or her "heart," but I do agree with Gandhi wholeheartedly that no one has the right to coerce others to act according to his or her own version of truth.

True.

Or the freedom to practice no religion at all.

The point is in WHAT IT SAYS, not who said it or who claims so-and-so said it. Besides which, just because Reagan liked it so much doesn't mean he claimed authorship, and he certainly couldn't control whomever might say that he said it... egads.

What is enough force well Enough that you need no more and aneybody who watchis the news you know what you deserve to know

Makes me feel guilty for being an atheist and now I wonder wheter Richard Dawkins is such a great guy, I've been thinking that maybe there is such a thing as godliness without God

Please God, one day - some TIME some PLACE, he will find a way to redeem himself!

The Amendments gives us the right to bear arms in this country and Ron should be Impeached for even saying that and should be punished sevearly.HE WILL NOT TAKE ONE OF THE PEOPLES RIGHTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Undocumented [and fictitious] sources are valueless.

I like Reston's response; I appreciate the fact that he didn't just go on a rant about how liberals are ruining our nation, bla bla bla... very complete comment. Also, a republic is a KIND of democracy.

So far, all the public schools I've been to have encouraged me to think for myself and to question my society, my government.

Yes, thank you, Wilkie! (Of course, people in the United States still ridicule others for their beliefs and call them unpatriotic just because they're different... kind of hypocritical).

Racism is definitely an evil, but I'm not so sure about capitalism.

Actually, I think most of our early presidents were pretty far off to the right.

I can't believe Gandhi said this!

Perhaps, unless it is amended (Which it should be).

Please understand that I'm not trying to attack you for your religious beliefs, John-Douglas; you have every right to believe whatever you will about the origin of man. But there are some things I think you simply mistaken about -the theory of evolution is, in fact, based on hard evidence (the fossil record, for instance). Also, to question old anthropological theories as new facts arise and to teach the most up-to-date scientific information in schools hardly qualifies as building edifices to ignorance and illiteracy; if anything, the teaching of evolution is trying to discourage ignorance and encourage in young people a better understanding of the world around them.

I suppose... though generally, I think you should generally try to avoid failing.