Feces, urine, used tampons confiscated from pro-abortion TX protesters
From the Huffington Post, July 12:
Some opponents of the bill reportedly had items such as feminine hygiene products confiscated by state troopers while attempting to enter the state Senate gallery. While these items may have been innocuous, the Department of Public Safety later reported that it had found one jar suspected to contain urine, 18 jars suspected to contain feces, and three bottles suspected to contain paint during their searches. Abortion rights protesters later questioned these reports.
But there’s more, from CNN’s Josh Rubin…
DPS is no longer confiscating unopened tampons or other the like. Say the issue was earlier some were trying to bring USED ones in. #txlege
— Josh Rubin (@CNNExpress) July 12, 2013
[HT for CNN tweet: Hot Air; photo (click to enlarge) via im41.com]
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
Unbelievable…
Stay classy, pro-aborts!!
…lol
What’s wrong with these people?
May wanna double-glove for that stuff.
they were never taught morals and i would bet they were raised secular humanists with no morals. Wonder how many of these pro choice people were only children…
I want to know how “humanist” has come to reflect values that are so anti-human.
The mask is stripped off and true character is revealed during times of struggle.
Bricks (real ones, not foam) were also confiscated. I’m baffled as to how they think this sort of behavior somehow advances their cause.
Well you know you’re losing the argument when your only response to a bill that you hate is not to articulate clearly and succinctly reasons why the bill is no good but to poop in a jar and scrounge around in the trash for your used pads and tampons. CLASSY LADIES!
Remember, to those who call themselves pro-choice, *anti-choice* people are the intellectually inferior knuckle-draggers.
There are no real Ladies or real Gentlemen on the other side.
Ok, ok, everyone. I need to be a little supportive of our pro-choice pals. Someone called them knuckle draggers. At least they are a little bit more evolved than chimpanzees in that they put their feces and urine in jars instead of collecting them in hand from the source and throwing them at pro-lifers. (Extreme sarcasm) This is an example of total degradation when one group of “humans” resorts to this to protest against a bill that saves unborn humans. Stay classy pro-aborts!
Joan? CC? Reality? BlueVelvet?
These are your peeps!! Where’s your support???
Funny how silent they are on threads that make their side look bad.
Were they arrested Do the urine and feces contain the HIV. I am sure these protesters would have thrown them at anybody they disagree with.
We’ve seen abortionists who act like the law does not apply to them. Apparently, their supporters believe that the rules of decorum in the gallery, the law, and common decency don’t apply to themselves either.
Throwing urine and feces? These is what simians sometimes do in zoos when they feel they are being pestered.
Evolution or DEvolution? Is our species going backwards?
This is GROTESQUE!
At least they weren’t bullets and bombs eh.
Who knows what if anything they may or may not have done with them.
Riiight. Because sane people always carry that stuff around just for arbitrary interest’s sake. “What are you going to do with that stuff in this angry confrontational environment?” ”What? Nothing. Why? Whatever are you implying? I have a right to carry anything around I want. You must be an extremist to infer that I’d do anything untoward with these valuables.”
Their intent may have been to construct a representative installation rasqual.
What about those with guns in the pockets?
Guns in the pockets are at least normal behavior. Totin’ crap and urine around — not so much.
It’s not the intuitive extremity of what’s toted that’s at issue (guns are fatal weapons; poop is not obviously so) — it’s the sense in which few legal uses for what’s toted may be imagined.
Yes, it’s possible to imagine a “representative installation.” But I doubt you expect me to attribute any more good will to these folks than you’re in the habit of attributing to pro-lifers.
“But I doubt you expect me to attribute any more good will to these folks than you’re in the habit of attributing to pro-lifers.” – well that’s true enough :-)
Although where the greater danger lies depends on in whose hands which items are. And we know how that usually goes.
“If you have any poo, fling it now … ” – chimps from Madagascar
Who knows what if anything they may or may not have done with them.
Yeah, you may be right. Maybe some proaborts normally carry around feces, urine and used feminine hygiene products. Maybe there is a black market that we have never been told about and they exchange these items with each other. To think they would hide their joy from us.
“If you have any poo, fling it now … ” – chimps from Madagascar
Hey yeah, if there was intent to fling poo, might I suggest we put pictures of the proabort poo lovers in the common core standard school books to help teachers prove that evolution is more than just a theory.
Praxedes, I knew history repeats itself, I just didn’t realize that evolution included the possibility of devolution.
Well, there you have it.
Reality’s defense is: Don’t judge; they may have intended to make an art project of it!
LOL! No way around it, you abortion fans have literally stepped in it this time!
I think we may have witnessed a very rare phenomenon here. A troll just jumped the shark.
“help teachers prove that evolution is more than just a theory.” – what, like gravity, that the earth is round not flat, and non-geocentrism? Those theories?
The fact the poo was in jars is evidence of evolution.
What people like Rick Perry do is evidence of devolution.
I’d rather step in some tossed poo than the blood of someone who’s had a bullet put in their head because someone doesn’t like what they do.
That’s right, folks. The man who says putting poo in jars indicates evolution has the nerve to mock ancient peoples for their lack of astronomical education. Yep. I couldn’t make this stuff up if I tried.
Apes which haven’t evolved as much as the human ape just fling their poo as it is. The human ape has invented jars and all sorts of other containers, amongst a few other things.
It appears that you are making stuff up. No need to mock the ancients, their beliefs are excusable. But there are current flat-earthers and geo-centrists along with creationists who do warrant mocking :-)
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Kids, whatever Reality is drinking: don’t try it. Safety first.
Were they arrested
Paul, no one was arrested for trying to bring in excrement. No one was detained for it. No one was denied entry for it. No “suspect” substance was confirmed to be excrement. No suspect substance was tested. No suspect substance was retained. Reporters have not found any DPS officer who saw any suspicious jars. That’s why some people (including me) believe that the DPS retroactively identified a few discarded bottles of iced tea or baby food as “suspicious” and put out a face-saving press release.
I don’t live in Texas, but I bet I speak for many Texans when I say that I sincerely hope that DPS does not really have a policy of telling someone who is carrying a jar of poo that they are free to go in once they put the jar in the trash.
Isn’t it what you drink that they need more warning about?
Yeah, don’t jump too high kiddies, that ‘theoretical’ gravity mightn’t bring you back down. Or you might fall off the edge. Or something
Or maybe a saddled dinosaur will swoop in and save you! Just ask Uncle Ken :-)
(although he’ll probably want a fee, that ark project ain’t goin’ too well right now)
LisaC,
Link please.
Clear up the confusion!!
Iced tea?
Baby food?
Excrement?
If you aren’t a Texan please don’t speak for Texans.
Link please.
The link is in Jill’s post. Can someone at home help you click on it? I can’t walk you through it from here.
If you aren’t a Texan please don’t speak for Texans.
I stand corrected. Paul, no one has been arrested because, according to Carla, Texans don’t see why you would arrest someone for something like that.
I warned her not to share his drink, but nobody listens to me… So, er, are these two abortion lovers going to give a pro-lifer a pass if she brings a jar of excrement to a state capitol? Because, y’know, it might be baby food?
That only makes sense in a pro-abortion state of mind. Like that stunt when they poured pigs blood on the floor (I think Jill recently posted a photo of that). It shows not only a complete loathing for your adversary, but also a complete disregard for the person/people who have to clean it up. You think the custodian earns enough money to not mind cleaning up blood or #2? Abortion advocates pay lip service to low income people, but in fact: they despise the poor.
I broke my own rule.
Don’t Feed the Troll. :)
“I broke my own rule.
Don’t Feed the Troll.”
Partly my fault. I haven’t been telling people to not do that as much lately and I’ve also indulged a little myself.
Are you not going to give a pro-lifer a pass if she brings a jar of baby food to a state capitol? Because, y’know, it might be excrement?
Oy. For those of you who aren’t reading at junior-high level yet:
1) I think that throwing bodily waste should be illegal and that people who do it should be prosecuted
2) I think that anyone caught carrying bodily waste into a protest should be denied entrance
3) I don’t think it’s very likely that the DPS found any containers of bodily waste, or even anything that they genuinely thought was bodily waste.
JDC,
Sometimes we slip. :)
12 arrests were made Lisa. But, sure the Department of Safety could be lying. After all, it’s so important to deflect attention away from the fact that 20 week-developed human beings are not safe from abortion advocates who scream, swear, and act generally uncivilized in an attempt to keep their murder legal on a state level. And, we need to make sure that the public sees what wonderful examples of citizenry we have arguing against safety regulations for women seeking legal abortions from conception to 19 weeks.
12 arrests were made Lisa.
So there, Lisa and Reality. Na, na, na, na, na.
And sometimes we fall. :)
12 arrests were made Lisa
None of which were for carrying human waste. The DPS said again today that they thought that attempts to bring in jars of feces, but there is no evidence or record of these attempts. It turns out that Carla is right: Texas doesn’t think there’s any reason to arrest someone who plans to throw raw sewage around. Ew. One more reason not to visit the state.
“Na, na, na, na, na.” – seiously? I can quite clearly see that LisaC said “people who do it should be prosecuted” and I said zero about arresting or not arresting.
Link ninek?
What exactly are they charged with??
Hm, looks like they were arrested for blocking, sitting, impeding, that sort of thing. None in relation to containers of anything.
And some have been released.