Community Does a person's religious/political beliefs affect how you view them?

[Codemaster92163]

Basically what the title says. I'm curious to see the communities responses (as limited as they're likely to be), especially considering how volatile the FGC is known to be anyways.

For me, it's an occasional thing. I (try to) separate one's character from their ideologies and ideals, and I do have some friends with rather...unappetizing beliefs. However, there are a few things I do not tolerate, and certain things, even if I know it shouldn't matter, do change how I see certain people.

How about you guys?

 

[Matt Ponton]

No.

 

[SilverForte]

Not really, people believe what they believe in.

 

[MajesticBlue]

Feel like it is kinda impossible to learn things about someone and not have it change how you view them. I know for a fact I am pretty immature around certain subjects though. When religion is involved I just can't stand when people try to push a belief on others.

Politics are pretty much the same way except along with that comes an ignorance factor. When you hear about this stuff its kinda hard at least for me to forget. Though honestly I usually could care less about what they believe in.

 

[StrikerSashi]

Hey, if someone comes to my locals in a Klan hood, you can bet I'm gonna treat them like shit.

 

[MajesticBlue]

Maybe it is just a bad phase 4 cosplay? Who are we to judge? Trololol.

 

[Pictured Mind]

Not really. Unless they're shoving their religion in my face. Believe whatever you wanna believe. If you think it's right, go right ahead. I can't prove you wrong or prove you right.

About politics, it's a different story. Politics are fucked up and full of hypocrites anyway. I don't care about someones political belief because I couldn't care less about politics.

 

[indieanimator]

I voted depends on belief.
Extreme scenario: if someone into devil worship (what are the odds), I'd be wary, but open to dialogue.

 

[Squizzo]

I don't keep company with racists, paedophiles or psychopaths. Peoples beliefs definitely have an impact on how I view that person.

 

[Prince Adon]

No.

 

[Rawbietussin]

As long as we get along and respect each other, then there wouldn't be problems between us.

 

[Goarmagon]

Well, I have serious issues with people who don't question and challenge their own beliefs from time to time. Frankly it happens across the spectrum. People who feel as though they have the right to talk down to others for being to conservative or puritanical when they are just as guilty but from the cover of political cowardice or group think. Its this kind of hypocrisy that leads to everything getting fucked up really fast. I lose friends often because I call this shit out but I am cool with it.

 

[Awesmic]

Any fool can follow rituals and traditions to a T... but if their heart isn't in the teachings (particularly positive ones), they have already damaged their own beliefs.

 

[Brute]

This is such a complex question it would take me hours to answer it honestly, accurately and thoroughly.

Just know that asshat is an asshat regardless what religious/political beliefs they may have.

 

[Chapstick]

Honestly, yes. But as I voted, it depends on the belief. If you're a willing member of the WBC or a neo-nazi, I will automatically hate you. If you come to your senses and leave those groups and turn out to be a nice person, I won't hold your past against you.

 

[J.D.E.]

No. It's their belief just like you may have a believe in. Doesn't mean that they should be judged that way. How they view things politically & religiously is on them. Doesn't effect the way that I view them as a person.