Do you think people who share your political opinions are generally better people than those who don't?

[Anonymous]

Is it kind of like religion, where "good" people share your beliefs and "bad" people don't?

Yes, that accurately characterizes me.

No, that does not accurately characterize me.

[OlderAndWiser]

Your take on religion is understandable, but Christians who follow the Bible should not judge non-believers, and there are many who don't. I attend a church where judgments of others do not arise very often. And when they do happen, we try to remind ourselves to make more effort to be a better person.

As for my political beliefs, I recognize that my conservative beliefs are founded upon a few fundamental assumptions which I believe are true but I can't prove that they are true. And people who are liberal base their beliefs on a few unprovable assumptions. I believe that my sociopolitical views have a greater chance of ensuring the survival of our culture and our species but that is another unprovable assumption.

The only political belief which I judge as wrong is the belief that the importance of imposing my political views on others justifies the use of force and violence.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

When it comes to political policies with the exception of open border BS no I don't.

All humans are evil and flawed, some worse than others.

Moreover, anyone that supports gay marriage, Trans BS, abortion and cuddling criminals is a serious scumbag though.

[queenofcardio]

I don’t look at it that way. Sometimes people’s political beliefs are all over the place, they’re unsure of their stance sometimes.

[Agape93]

Nope. @OlderAndWiser is a much better person than me

[OlderAndWiser]

I appreciate your kind words, but I do think you are a good person, too.

[exitseven]

Yes , m ost are hard workers, take care of their families and do not depend on the government to survive.