When it comes to US politics, I am not up to speed. I am also not very familiar about all of its history either. As I am not a US citizen, I can only sympathise when any of the rulings from the government have a negative impact on society. I have views on the UK politics suffice to say that I believe I am a liberal, but scratch the surface and I think you will find me a bit left wing.
Suffice to say that when I read anything to do with the Tory manifesto, I tend to develop a nervous tic. I think many people of my age group in the UK do - we all lived under Thatcher's regime and bear the scars of it. Very interestingly, papers have been released recently as to what truly WAS going on during the early eighties(our government have a 30 year rule when it comes to releasing documents to the public). I think it will make for very interesting reading.
In regards to religion, the UK is not driven by the church anymore. In regards to politics, there isn't a 'religious right' as there is in other countries. I was raised in a very New Age family, but went to a Church of England school. I have a very open mind. My understanding is - what ever the question, the answer is love :-)
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Suffice to say that when I read anything to do with the Tory manifesto, I tend to develop a nervous tic. I think many people of my age group in the UK do - we all lived under Thatcher's regime and bear the scars of it. Very interestingly, papers have been released recently as to what truly WAS going on during the early eighties(our government have a 30 year rule when it comes to releasing documents to the public). I think it will make for very interesting reading.
In regards to religion, the UK is not driven by the church anymore. In regards to politics, there isn't a 'religious right' as there is in other countries. I was raised in a very New Age family, but went to a Church of England school. I have a very open mind. My understanding is - what ever the question, the answer is love :-)