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Answering the wedge issue between right of personhood and right bear arms.

Feb 17

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Both these rights are given by our creator. Somebody can not restore a life once it has been taken – justice demands an eye for an eye.

I’ve heard the argument that one can not support both rights – IE Guns equal death – abortion equals death. Yet those who make it suggest they are against the death penalty but pro choice? Their hypocrisy needs to be called out.

Half of this argument is a promiscuous lie – the right to bear arms or a doctors right to practice medicine, although both could kill does not give one the right to kill innocent people.

Likewise the right to justice to demand an eye for an eye. Is not a right of vigilantism. One simply is delusional to say the obligation of the state to punish criminals gives them a right to punish the innocent.

Unborn children do not commit crimes.

40 days for health reform Chutzpah and Hypocrisy on infant deaths and 93% Premature risk rates

Oct 1

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I would hope that everybody cares about children and that they do get the care they need. In the US the infant mortality rate is 7 out of 1000 live born children die as infants. 40 days for health reform correctly argues that these deaths are important using full moral arguments but then claim the crisis is the reason we need nationalized health care.

In his book, Joys of Yiddish Leo Rosten defined Chutzpah as “A boy, having just been convicted of murdering his parents, begs the judge for leniency because he is an orphan.

Here is the Chutzpah: A recent study in Canada determined that Second Abortion Increases Risk of Premature Babies 93%, and the Hypocrisy is 40 days for health reform know perfectly well that abortion will be covered by Obamacare.

It is also a certainty that abortions will increase because of obamacare. This blood will not wash off of 40 days for health reform members. Chris Smith of New Jersey believes abortions will increase by 33% the effect on this would likely be to increase the US the infant mortality rate from 7 out of 1000 to 9 out of 1000.

Chutzpah and Hypocrisy!

Anger and Hypocrisy on display over Joe Wilson

Sep 14

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Cnn is even pointing out how angry some in Congress are over the interruption:

When Rep. Joe Wilson interrupted President Obama’s speech to a joint session of Congress by yelling “You lie!” a livid House Speaker Nancy Pelosi looked as if she was about to jump out of her seat and give her colleague a five-minute “time out” for misbehavior.

Majority Whip Jim Clyburn warned that he supports reprimanding Wilson unless he goes to the well of the House and apologizes. Many pundits and politicians have subsequently lamented that the incident has revealed a new level of incivility in Congress.

Gieco announces boycott and gets one.

Aug 17

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geckoThere is something going on when people that stand for speaking the truth are responded to by a call for a boycott. A site have been launched as a response DefendGlenn.com in support of free speech. None of those who have announced an advertising boycott of Glenn have said that he is insincere or even wrong. They just don’t agree with his viewpoint.

It is easy for a commercial company stay clear of the culture war. One simply responds that they look at the demographics of the audience.  Since adults drive cars, an auto insurance company is able to advertise across the broad range of media. One does not need to look far to see hypocrisy on display.

Many of these companies have actively given money and support to anti-christian causes. Participated in homosexual parades – supported changing traditional marriage. Under the cover of demographics – Now they have removed that cover. Now they are saying, between the lines, we only run ads for programs that we agree with the viewpoint of the program.

These other groups, which are supported by George Soro owned companies, do so rightfully under freedom of speech. How ironic that these same companies are not acting against that principle.