Wednesday, October 31, 2012
30 Pieces for Pie!
Our "choice" is clear. One candidate is clearly "the pre-eminent pro-abortion supporter." Will we be complicit in the destruction of over 1,000,000 unborn innocent children each year?
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Human Personhood
In 1819, the US Supreme Court determined that a "corporation" must be treated with the same entitlements as an individual citizen. But, under the infamous Dred Scott case in 1857, African slaves and their descendents were determined "non-citizens" and not entitled to sue in US courts. Dred Scott was determined to have "no standing" to sue for his own freedom. Are you outraged?
The Court repeated the same error in 1973 when declaring "privacy" to trump the 1st Amendment "right to life."
Then, 1st Amendment rights took precedence when the Courts re-affirmed the "corporation's" entitlement to "free speech" as an individual in the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act (BCRA) case in 2010.
So, in the end, the First Amendment takes precedence (as it should). However, the Courts apply "personhood" to a fictitious entity in one case and fails to apply actual "personhood" to the more obvious unborn. Does anyone else see "conflict of interest" in these cases?
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Impose Beliefs
The greatest cop-outs reach the highest levels of hubris. When VP Joe Biden cited:
"With regard to -- with regard to abortion, I accept my church's position on abortion as a -- what we call a (inaudible) doctrine. Life begins at conception in the church's judgment. I accept it in my personal life.
But I refuse to impose it on equally devout Christians and Muslims and Jews, and I just refuse to impose that on others, unlike my friend here, the -- the congressman. I -- I do not believe that we have a right to tell other people that -- women they can't control their body."
Why not just toss out the entire Ten
Commandments Joe? The very foundation of our common law is anchored in the Ten Commandments.
When pro-choice advocates cite their commitment to allow others to follow their own choice, it is a slippery slope argument at best. Of course, we all have choice. But, our choices dictate our path to God or away from HIM. The "choice" of taking another individual's life cannot be painted over with euphemisms or ever forgotten.
Do tell, what part of a mother's body is missing after having suffered an abortion?
Read more on the VP Debate: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/10/11/transcript-vice-presidential-debate/#ixzz29BtlaeiY
"With regard to -- with regard to abortion, I accept my church's position on abortion as a -- what we call a (inaudible) doctrine. Life begins at conception in the church's judgment. I accept it in my personal life.
But I refuse to impose it on equally devout Christians and Muslims and Jews, and I just refuse to impose that on others, unlike my friend here, the -- the congressman. I -- I do not believe that we have a right to tell other people that -- women they can't control their body."
Why not just toss out the entire Ten
Commandments Joe? The very foundation of our common law is anchored in the Ten Commandments.
When pro-choice advocates cite their commitment to allow others to follow their own choice, it is a slippery slope argument at best. Of course, we all have choice. But, our choices dictate our path to God or away from HIM. The "choice" of taking another individual's life cannot be painted over with euphemisms or ever forgotten.
Do tell, what part of a mother's body is missing after having suffered an abortion?
Read more on the VP Debate: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/10/11/transcript-vice-presidential-debate/#ixzz29BtlaeiY
Saturday, October 6, 2012
From the Mommie...
Standard response when anyone one of my siblings and I were asked the question, "Where are you from?" Response, "My Mommie."
Typical of San Miguel family humor, but true today as it ever was.
Typical of San Miguel family humor, but true today as it ever was.
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