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Daily Prompt: Polite Company
“It’s never a good idea to discuss religion or politics with people you don’t really know.”
Agree or disagree?
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My response to the prompt:
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“It’s never a good idea to discuss religion or politics with people you don’t really know.”
Agree or disagree?
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My response to the prompt:
And remember those two subjects are absolutely taboo in the bar after a rugby match
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Oh yes, I’m sure they are Newsy
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I think you must be very careful to dicuss it even with people you know hehe
They might have changed their minds since last you spoke.
I most definitely agree with the statement. Both are taboo subjects in my world.
I do too, Pussycat.
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Forgot to add that I love the pic. So clever.
Glad you like it
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Thank you so much
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you’re welcome and hugs back to ya!
Very much agree – what a cute photo!!
. Hugs madam.. have a lovely evening with your 3 gorgeous stars xxx
Thank you Dinxie doll
They seem to get more gorgeous by the day.
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I have been wondering about this also since I just started a blog and many of my videos/songs are based on my beliefs. My job in blogging is to be true to myself and share wholly who I am. I am not trying to convert but simply show the part that faith plays in my life. I cover many topics and hope not to offend anyone. I don’t truly know blog etiquette. I support everyone’s choice to handle this as they choose. Thanks for the thought provoking question. Have a good day.
The Q comes from WordPress’s Daily Prompt
I am very open minded and like to read about what others feel and think and also their beliefs. 
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Hmm, I’m going to give this one some deep thought before I comment.
I love LOVE the vintage pic – gave me a good giggle!
It is cute
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I’ve actually copied quite a few of the vintage pics you’ve posted – some are too adorable not to share
I have friends on both sides of the fence on both subjects. For the ones who can’t accept another point of view, it does not meet my friendship criteria.
Same thing here, art.
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Depends on how much in the mood for a fight you are
Best thing to do is drop the bomb and watch the people tear themselves apart arguing about it.
Yes, I know. I’m a bad person!!
LOL, you make me smile
You’re right, depends on the mood ghiatjie 
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Seen many a punch up in different places when these subjects get discussed
Oh yes, I’ve seen a few great arguments myself.
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Vintage illustration and a corny joke– always a great combo, IMO. And I see it’s an “Armstrong” illustration– always a good sign… : )
Talking about religion and politics is always risky. I think it’s because people invest much of their personal identity in their belief systems. True for me, too. Hard to stay open and not feel like you’re being attacked. It’s a shame, because we never learn anything without venturing outside our comfort zone.
You’re a Kellerman and a Deaver and a thriller fan? Excellent! Keep on huggin’! : )
Well, I do love vintage illustrations, corny jokes and thrillers
It is true, as you said, that our religions and political views are so much a part of our identities. My opinion is though that it would make such a change if people would be more tolerant of each others beliefs without trying to change them.
Thanks for the visit – wow, two Armstrong’s one on post on the same day!
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short but sweet!
,Nice post
Thanks Stefan
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Sorry…I was looking at the legs and stockings. What was the question?
I’ll forgive you this time, Arky
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I kind of agree and disagree, especially when religion is discussed online, you would think that access to the net would help people be more open minded but at times the opposite takes place and you can never anticipate how the message is being received by the other party. You may mean well but it get’s misconstrued as an insult and then you find a harsh vulgar debate taking place and a large crowd to witness this.
Although a healthy conversation of religion and politics can be great, people(sometimes strangers) bring up some great aspects that one can easily miss.
nice post *hugs first* haha
You make a very good point zakky…open mindedness is the key
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It’s much safer not to, Hopestar.
Hope you’ve had a lovely Tuesday. Hugs to you.
Thanks ad, happy day to you too
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Yip. ♥
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Everyone’s pretty much said what I was going to, so my contribution is, “Never trust a woman who wears heels on the beach.”
hahaha! or a man who wears a suit on the beach either
– unless he has a very good reason for doing so 
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Man in a suit doesn’t risk breaking his ankles! ;o)
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Most women can handle their heels not matter where they are
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Embarking on almost any topic with someone you don’t know can be quite frustrating and a little bit dangerous. Blind dates can be this way. I like to listen to the other person talk or hear what others have to say first before committing to much direction of dialogue.
Scott
Wise decision, Scott. I mostly listen as well.
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