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I would have to say, he'd probably be more neutral, and be like your average American and have a little mix of both.  He'd be for gun control, as he didn't promote violence and certainly wouldn't embrace the right for someone to take the life of someone else.  Abortion, he'd be against of course.  Gay marriage... well he didn't tell hookers to stop being hookers did he?  I think that would be an interesting thing to think about.  I really don't think he'd give a hard-lined no.  He would certainly think though that both liberals and conservatives need to be much kinder to each other.  And he honestly... probably wouldn't like our president.  If anyone is wondering why, I'll gladly tell you why I think so.--[[User:Ronnyreg|Ronnyreg]] 06:04, 15 March 2007 (EDT)
 
I would have to say, he'd probably be more neutral, and be like your average American and have a little mix of both.  He'd be for gun control, as he didn't promote violence and certainly wouldn't embrace the right for someone to take the life of someone else.  Abortion, he'd be against of course.  Gay marriage... well he didn't tell hookers to stop being hookers did he?  I think that would be an interesting thing to think about.  I really don't think he'd give a hard-lined no.  He would certainly think though that both liberals and conservatives need to be much kinder to each other.  And he honestly... probably wouldn't like our president.  If anyone is wondering why, I'll gladly tell you why I think so.--[[User:Ronnyreg|Ronnyreg]] 06:04, 15 March 2007 (EDT)
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I think if Jesus was alive today he would be very disappointed in all of us for arguing and bickering so much about a religion with care, compassion, and love as its fundamental principles.  Not sure what he would say about politics except that it must be the devil's work.
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-Gasmonkey
    
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