well usually people will have more in common with people whos morals/beliefs are similar to there own
im a revolutionist ans most of my friends like fighting the system so i guess we have similar beliefs

For me it does play but not that much , which means i wont judge anyone or any friend of mine by what his political views are , after all its his views . And deciding friendship shouldnt be related to anything other than trust and caring and stuff . Talking about my self am between Moderate Party and Secularized Party although most of my best-friends are either liberal or conservatives . Moreover Am a Muslim but i do have Jew Christian friends .

So I guess friendship and Social relations must not be built after political or religious views .
Politics is something and Social relations is something else .

No they don't. I once made the mistake of bringing up politics with a friend regarding immigration and multiculturalism and discovering we held massively differing views. But I still really like the guy, I just remember not to bring it up again.

Nope. I'm apolitical, as in I see good and bad in each political system, but choose not to accept one over the others because that's just picking the best of the worst.

I'm completely for fighting the system, yet I'm a pacifist. The only wars I would ever get involved in for support would be a revolution.

I don't really care what they believe..... I'll be their friend if they will permit me.

I don't care what political views my friends have, although it's good if they have different views to mine, I'm always up for a debate.

Agreed ^^.

i hate politics with a passion.
for many obvious reasons,
and some not so much

Yes, although most of my friends are liberals, and liberals are almost as annoying as conservatives.