(Prolifer)ations 4-23-10
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Apr.23, 2010 3:30 pm |
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Obama Backers Show Signs of Disappointment
Reuters
‘news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20100422/pl_nm/us_obama_disenchantment’
“Obama was a vessel that everybody poured their hopes into. The gay community was no different,” said John Henning, director of the Los Angeles-based grass-roots group Love Honor Cherish, before the president’s California visit.
The sentiment is widespread.”
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Interesting choice of words concerning b.o.,
Especially coming from a homosexual activist: ‘vessel’ and ‘poured into’.
b.o. backers show signs of disappointment.
After they ‘poured into’ his ‘vessel’ b.o.’s backers showed signs of morning after buyers remorse.
I guess the boys that look prettier at closing time can take on a wholly different image when you see through sober eyes in bright sunlight.
but when the morning sun exposes your midnight fun,
your dream which seemed so fair is really your worst nightmare!
We do feel your pain even tho we did not share in your gain.
On this we can agree, b.o. is like an std,
a continuing gift of shared misery.
yor bro ken
So wait- the girl doesn’t want an abortion? Everywhere I’ve read says that she is being forced to keep the baby.
But, interestingly, no one seems outraged at the man who raped her. Frankly, I don’t know if this was this girl’s idea or not, but two things are certain: she’s one brave girl and she deserves access to proper medical care. She’s brave- she survived horrific abuse. Now, she deserves to be given proper medical care and the man who raped her needs to be brought to justice.
Vannah,
The statements from her directly are that she does not want an abortion.
All of the comments about her being “forced to keep the baby” are by pro-abort activists who have offered to pay for her medical care IF she gets an abortion and who have been turned away by the state officials involved who are looking into whether she can safely continue with the pregnancy… if she can, they want to follow her wishes.
Jan Brewer for President!!!!
http://www.JanBrewer.com
Hi Vannah,
She is having a little girl and has already named her Alejandro.
Her stepfather is in jail.
Children having babies conceived in act of sexually abusive rape – now doesn’t that warm the cockles of your heart – not!
I am so happy to see so many groups embracing Earth Day and not dismissing the entire idea as “anti-Christian.” The Earth is a gift from God and that should be respected. There is nothing wrong with setting aside a day to reflect on the beautiful gifts God has given us and to think about how we can best show Him thanks.
Ken, I find your preoccupation with homosexuals and homosexuality a little… weird… to say the least.
I have to admit, Ken, my brother, you know I love you. But you do seem a bit preoccupied these days.
Ken, I find your “preoccupation” with homosexuals and homosexuality a little… weird… to say the least.
Posted by: sarajane at April 24, 2010 10:01 AM
I have to admit, Ken, my brother, you know I love you. But you do seem a bit “preoccupied” these days.
Posted by: Elisabeth at April 24, 2010 10:11 AM
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Thanks for the constructive criticism. I am being as sincere as I am capable of being.
Continue to dialog amongst yourselves while I indluge in a bit of introspection and autoanlysis.
preoccupation- extreme or excessive concern with something: something that preoccupies one
extreme-1 a : existing in a very high degree b : going to great or exaggerated lengths : radical c : exceeding the ordinary, usual, or expected
excessive- exceeding what is usual, proper, necessary, or normal
Well, at the very least I am way off topic.
I will rejoin the flock and together we can continue obsessing and being preoccupied with the continuing and unbated execution of pre-natal children, infanticide and euthanasia.
I guess I just a needed a diversion to take my mind off this present ever present crisis.
Thanks for the gentle slap in the face. I needed that. I am re-focused and ready to do battle.
yor bro ken
Ken, I thought your analogy of bo being like an std was poignant
Artemis,
I am far more sickened by little girls, and boys, who are forced to endure abuse and rape and by such groups as PP who help protect sex offenders with secret abortions and dispensing of birth control instead of reporting the abuse as required by law.
You are right Mary. If PP had gotten to this girl they would have commited abortion on her and arranged a judicial bypass so no caring adult would ever even have been notirfied.
Artemis,
The 11 year old wants to keep her baby regardless of how her child Alejandra was conceived. GASP!
You should be supportive of her “choice.”
Proaborts become enraged when the choice is life.
One more for you, Artemis.
http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2010/apr/10042611.html
A rape victim decides for herself to keep the child that was conceived!!