What 's worse? Religion or Politics? I'm sure it's a debate that could rage on for years too come. Recently in the headlines we have religion shown in the most vial way imaginable. On prime time television we talk about green sex, and in the real world our politicians talk about sexual orientation for preschoolers. Now just what in hell is wrong with this picture?

First of all, Religion is the biggest sham of all. For the believers, something to behold! For the non believers, nothing more than a good book! Imagine today the world without Religion?  Would poverty still exist? Would the young still starve? The poor suffer? I think not! If we took just a fraction of what the church takes in, and used it wisely to feed the homeless and the hungry, I believe the world would be a much better place for all mankind! The greed and corruption that has surrounded religion today has changed the future for all. Judgment Day is near!

 As for the media, well one only has to watch a little late night television to see what really has transpired. From the good ol' days of Black and White, to the late night sex talks which perhaps is why our Government wants to teach sexual orientation in first grade! What the hell is up with that? Man, ...have they got me confused! Should I call in and tell them where I dropped off my used condom, or should I go back to preschool, as perhaps I've missed something? ... I Never did get that lecture on Lesbians or Gays when I went to school yet now they want to tell them as soon as the hit the classroom. I can see why there is such an outcry and why our Governments sudden rethinking!! Just who is running this country of ours anyways?

When it comes to Religion VS Politics, In my eye... there is no lesser evil! Mankind would excel at a much quicker pace without either of them. In the end, all we stand to inherit from the for-mentioned is more grief and more suffering. Eventually, the it will be the end of all mankind.

 The unleashed power of the atom has changed everything save our modes of thinking and we thus drift toward unparalleled catastrophe.
Albert Einstein, Telegram, 24 May 1946
US (German-born) physicist (1879 - 1955)