Posted on Aug 22, 2024
Planned Parenthood Performs 25 Abortions First Day Operating Mobile Clinic During DNC - American...
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Once upon a time, I was a Democrat largely influenced by Harry S. Truman who was President during my coming of political age (which happened early in my case). Then came a new type of Democrat promoting the industrialized murder of children and the mass mutualization of children. These campaigns are openly pursued by Planned Parenthood (which has nothing to do with planning or parenthood) and American psychologists operating under the cover of the American progressive Left and its shills in the popular and news media. Are we so inured to their travesties that we will continue to tolerate them or will be rise to put an end to them? That is the question...
I'm sure RP Admins won't be happy unless I classify this post as "Political Opinions" so here goes...
I'm sure RP Admins won't be happy unless I classify this post as "Political Opinions" so here goes...
Planned Parenthood Performs 25 Abortions First Day Operating Mobile Clinic During DNC - American...
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It's not political. Abortion IS healthcare. PERIOD. End of story. If you don't want one, don't get one. If you can't get pregnant, you don't have a say in abortion healthcare. At all. Ever.
Abortion is not murder. It never has been murder. And it was even accepted until about the late 1800s and only then because male doctors got tired of midwives taking all their patients so they started spreadig falsehoods about abortion through AMA. Catholics didn't even believe life began until the quickening (first movement) until around then.
It's amazing to see certain people preaching about "pro life" but you're pro death penalty. Or you're anti helping the poor. Or you blame the poor and celebrate billiionaires. You claim to be anti abortion due to your religion as a Christian but you don't follow any principles of Jesus Christ. In fact, were he to come back today you'd probably hang him on a crucifix yourself and call him "woke."
Planned Parenthood helps a lot of people - women and men. I'm glad 25 people got the HEALTHCARE they needed especially if they had to travel to get it.
Abortion is not murder. It never has been murder. And it was even accepted until about the late 1800s and only then because male doctors got tired of midwives taking all their patients so they started spreadig falsehoods about abortion through AMA. Catholics didn't even believe life began until the quickening (first movement) until around then.
It's amazing to see certain people preaching about "pro life" but you're pro death penalty. Or you're anti helping the poor. Or you blame the poor and celebrate billiionaires. You claim to be anti abortion due to your religion as a Christian but you don't follow any principles of Jesus Christ. In fact, were he to come back today you'd probably hang him on a crucifix yourself and call him "woke."
Planned Parenthood helps a lot of people - women and men. I'm glad 25 people got the HEALTHCARE they needed especially if they had to travel to get it.
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CPT Jack Durish
If a mother murders a child, let's say 5 years old, am I entitled to an opinion? Of course, that's a silly equivalence to you, but I am an adult citizen and I have a right to my opinions whether you like them or not. In my opinion, abortion is the taking of a life. Whether or not it is justified determines if it is murder. Inasmuch as Planned Parenthood expresses no concern with justification, it's safe to assume that they have committed murder (unjustified taking of a human life) on occasion.
Now for your gross leap into the wonderful world of assumptions: Am I pro death penalty? Yes. Am I a Christian? No. Do I follow any principles of Jesus Christ? Yes and No. There are similarities because both he and I were/are Jewish. Would I hang him on a crucifix? No.
See, when you "assume" you make an ass out of you (but not me). That's all on you.
I must take you at your word that you are "glad 25 people got the 'healthcare' they 'needed'..." However, this appears to be more of a political show rather than fulfilling a need. But, that's just my opinion (to which I again say, I'm entitled).
Now vote me down again, please. I take it as an honor.
Now for your gross leap into the wonderful world of assumptions: Am I pro death penalty? Yes. Am I a Christian? No. Do I follow any principles of Jesus Christ? Yes and No. There are similarities because both he and I were/are Jewish. Would I hang him on a crucifix? No.
See, when you "assume" you make an ass out of you (but not me). That's all on you.
I must take you at your word that you are "glad 25 people got the 'healthcare' they 'needed'..." However, this appears to be more of a political show rather than fulfilling a need. But, that's just my opinion (to which I again say, I'm entitled).
Now vote me down again, please. I take it as an honor.
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