Maybe this is just the opinion of a semi-uneducated american,But, I was wondering if there was anyone else out there that simply doesn't care?
That is a VERY IMPORTANT question, actually.
The people who shape our world also shape our lives. We are touched in every way by agendas, beliefs, policies and protocols culled from religious views. How much man-handling will we tolerate? How long can we stay neutral without losing our grasp on a life worth living since it is others who fashion our enviorns?
It seems to me that the best defense to the ideology of others is FACT and DATA. Otherwise, we are statistically vulnerable because of the snippets of factoid parading as data.
Our children are shaped by their school experiences and what they teach in schools is politically sensitive. If we, as parents (for example) don't arm our children with knowledge about the propaganda parading as fact they are likely through pressure to succumb.
In my very own case I was victimized by my own indifference!
When I met my best friend, Johnny, in the 6th grade I was completely indifferent to the Bible, Evolution or religion. I had, however, been taught that the Bible was the word of God.
When Johnny began asking questions and provoking discussions I had NO DATA to thwart him. I was vulnerable to his seemingly plausible and logical description of what this "word of God" was actually all about.
Stop! Ask yourself (as I have asked myself) if my vulnerability would have been possible if I had taken the trouble to investigate the origins of Jehovah's Witnesses or even the sources of scripture?
If the Terry of today could mysteriously appear to argue with the Johnny of yesterday, do you think I or he would still be JW's? I wasted almost 20 years of my life just because I didn't have the facts at my disposal and a means of expressing them in an effective counter-argument.
Millions of JW's were once vulnerable and tepid people who were overwhelmed by the purported powerhouse logic of Watchtower reasonings. They were fence-sitting. JW's knocked them off the fence!
So, my answer to your question (above) is that neutrality is very very dangerous about either religion or politics or science for that matter.
It is our personal responsibility to ourselves to be as informed as humanly possible.
Search out the sources for opinions parading as fact. Be aware when you are manipulated. Watch out for insidious policies "for your own good" fashioned by ideologues.
The result might change your life.