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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kaodi" data-source="post: 3340788" data-attributes="member: 1231">See, in my humble opinion, it is actually a bad sign when it becomes taboo in a society to not be able to publicly debate things that actually matter. Not to say that you should completely disregard others, but to function properly a society needs to communicate.I don't think we really talked religion or politics in my group, we were mostly just happy to pass the time talking about game related stuff. That is why we got together, to game, so it we didn't really need to fill up the time with terribly off-topic discussions.In any case, having rules on things like forums is different than general society. Here, we are supposed to tread lightly around religion and politics (So far I think we're doing OK safely skirting the edges of the danger zone here, hehehe...), and on the political message board I frequent, many might take a dim view of me posting about D&D (though I have suspicions that at least one other person there has played D&D, probably quite a few more). Public though, is public. Everything is the domain of the public.</blockquote>