Hey that's not fair, as if Christian or Atheist are the only possible choices! How about islamics and Hindus and Agnosts?

At 18, people are responsible for themselves and they should be able to buy their own alcohol.

I believe it's faster. It's also partially a personal feeling, I'd rather have my head cut off than to be killed by electricity. You can't live without a head, but you can survive an electric shock and die later in excruciating pain.

First of all, cannabis still comes from a plant, a gift of mother Earth. I think it's strange they even want to ban a plant.

Second, cannabis has been proved to be far less dangerous than alcohol, which is legal.

Thirdly and finally, regulation is better than letting the criminals take care of the demand. As long as there are people who want to smoke weed, there will be weed available somewhere. Street dealers don't always stick to weed though, some want to try and sell other, much more dangerous shit too.

Abortion should never be taken lightly, but I believe there are good reasons for abortion. The woman carrying the unborn should know what is best, but since that usually isn't the case, they should always first have a serious talk with a specialist to determine the reasons and to help decide if it really is the best option.

No way, people always say that about their current leader. After a while, they all seem to forget all the terrible leaders they've had in the past.

Another point of issue, marriage is a religious icon.

It's possible to marry before the state only, in which case religion has nothing to do with religion anymore.

It hurts us by allowing the government to further violate the constitution by respecting the beliefs of established religion.

Not letting gay people marry is a violation to the 14th amendment.

AMENDMENT XIV

SECTION 1.

All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside. No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.

If gay people cannot marry, they are deprived of a liberty that other citizens do have. Saying they cannot have this right is like saying they are not citizens, even though this Amendment clearly states "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States".

The reason teachers don't have to learn them all, is because they already have to learn their own subject in a level much higher than the students. Primary school teachers have to teach them all, because it's not that hard for a grown-up to be way above the level of an average six- to twelve-year-old kid. Also, you don't have to be good at all the subjects. Most school systems offer pupils some sort of choice in what (package of) classes they want to take.

We've found ourselves in a loop with this one. I guess we should call it 'possibly true' until proven otherwise.

Not in the sense that a dead person's spirit roams the Earth for some kind of unfinished buisiness. I do think (not believe, think) that it is possible that if something terrible happens, a negative 'vibe' of some sort could remain. Sometimes people feel uncomfertable in places where brutal murder happened, even if those people didn't know about what happened. I also don't exclude the genuinity of psychics/mediums, but I don't think they actually communicate with the deceased.