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The problem is that people of faith are not people of reason. They believe that their god or old book should hold sway over everyone else's behaviour. They don't seek to persuade, they seek to convert. They don't seek to serve the human beings of their nation, they seek to serve their god's rules.
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Even when he's been shown to have avoided the vote?
It matters not who wins, it's just a job creation project for the otherwise unemployable.
I won’t comment on the Muslim thing, but his competence is definitely questionable giving the ever worsening health care system up here, would we want such an incompetent person in the big chair?.
Actually, thinking about it, if he was to be FM, and does as”well” as he does as health minister, then the SNP government may just collapse around him. Food for thought there
bazwillrun, Sadiq Khan is a muslim, done wonders for london..not
what could possibly go worng in scotland if a muslim is voted in.
Well, there's already a Hindu in Westminster so nothing would surprise me
i dont think any of the politico's are devout to be honest, personally
i think religion is on it's proverbial knees (pun) and thats a good thing.
Incidentally, when was there an RC PM?
Tony Blair ?
I think the TB only converted after he left office. He's wise enough not to let his beliefs be seen as possibly influencing his job. We really ought to have a secular government; it's the obvious way to prevent religious persecution.
// Incidentally, when was there an RC PM? //

Under the Catholic Relief Act of 1829, “no person professing the Catholic religion” was allowed to advise the monarch on the appointment of Anglican bishops. Given the PM's role in the Church of England, having a catholic PM could have been awkward. this was not repealed until 1983. Boris Johnson is catholic, but he didn't "come out" until after he'd assumed office. Tony Blair too is catholic but he'd left office by the time this was made public.
// his competence is definitely questionable //

yep, as Minister for Transport and the Islands, he was in office during the Glen Sannox debacle, being at Ferguson's applauding its launch in 2017, complete with painted-on windows.....
catholics don't get me started,
what's the problem?
The problem is that people of faith are not people of reason. They believe that their god or old book should hold sway over everyone else's behaviour. They don't seek to persuade, they seek to convert. They don't seek to serve the human beings of their nation, they seek to serve their god's rules.
The other side of the coin, of course, is that atheists make sweeping, generalised statements.

You can't win.

Apparently.
Nope, can't see it in a country where...

The Lord President: white.
The Lord Justice Clerk: white.
Every High Court judge: white.
The Lord Advocate: white.
The Solicitor-General: white.
The chief constable [of Police Scotland]: white.
Every deputy chief constable: white.
Every assistant chief constable: white.
The head of the Law Society: white.
The head of the Faculty of Advocates: white.
Every prison governor: white.
The chief medical officer: white.
The chief nursing officer: white.
The chief veterinary officer: white.
The chief social work adviser: white.
Almost every trade union in the country headed by people who are white.
In the Scottish Government, every director-general is white.
Every chair of every public body is white.

And
The First Minister White.
Actually roy, we're only white for about six months of the year, the rest of the time we're blue with purple lips.

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