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barack on babies being punishments

Posted by adigirl on Monday, October 27, 2008 12:06:07 AM

My reaction to this statement is a physical one. It makes me ill. It's not only sad and unfortunate that someone sees a human life (regardless of how they may feel about God --if they believe in God--or whoever they believe gives human life, if anyone) as a punishment but it makes me very angry. My own situation of having an unplanned pregnancy has only further strengthened my convictions about the sanctity of life and its true preciousness.



I don't mean that in the "Oh, but babies are so cute and cuddly and sweet, please don't kill them" kind of way. That's not what the pro life message is about. It's simply about respecting someone's right to thrive and assert itself as a human. That said, I can only feel sorry for Barack Obama's lack of respect for life which is apparent in the statement.

What is this world coming to?

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prop 4--right for parents to know

Posted by adigirl on Monday, October 27, 2008 12:01:02 AM

The reason for thispost is just to inform others on Prop. 4 which will be on the ballot this November. It requires parental (or other adult relative) to be informed in case a minor wishes to have an abortion. Of course, I am for it. Having even more perspective on this as a parent, a mother of a daughter no less, I feel it would be unfair, unethical and illegal not to know my daughter was having surgery. That's what abortion is.

In any event, the following link provides actual audio from a teenager (undercover) who calls over 90 different Planned Parenthoods and other abortion clinics to schedule an appointment for an abortion. Time and again, the consultant is told by the teen that her boyfriend is 22 years old and she is 13. This IS statutory rape. Regardless of how you may feel about abortion, these facilities are REQUIRED by law to report these types of situations to authorities. Yet, none of them do. They fill the appointment. Why would they do that unless it was ALL about money?

Some may argue that many of these teens are in situations where they cannot have open communication with their parents because of fear of a violent reaction from them. To them I say that these are situations that "may" happen but the opposition has yet to find ONE single girl who has had this happen to them because of parental notification. Furthermore, law enforcement supports Prop. 4 because they want to help put sexual predators behind bars, not let them run lose. These people need to be incarcerated!

http://yeson4.net/SecretTapes.aspx

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barack's online store rated "unsatisfactory" by BBB

Posted by adigirl on Sunday, October 26, 2008 11:55:40 PM
in an effort to look up something on sprint pcs through the BBB (Better Business Bureau), I came across this: barack obama's online store is rated as "unsatisfactory". if he can't hire people to manage an online store correctly, how will he manage our country?

http://chicago. bbb. org/WWWRoot/Report. aspx?site=46&bbb=0654&firm=88264856
 
Sunday, October 26, 2008
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links between sibling love and gay marriage

Posted by adigirl on Friday, October 24, 2008 1:29:53 AM
yesterday night, i came across a show on bbc america called "brothers and sisters in love". i found it fascinating, if not disturbing. initially, i was watching purely out of interest on the subject. then i started to connect the dots between genetic sexual attraction (as they phrased it in the program) and gay marriage. the synapses in my brain fired!
 
i thought back, again, to the antecdotes my liberal friends had fed me "no one has the right to tell you who to love or marry" to which i had nothing but my own religious doctrine and, what i felt, common sense which rendered me unsuccessful in any arguments against gay marriage.
 
however, there seems to be a parallelism between this type of sibling love and gay marriage. it is a grievous crime against humanity to participate in sexual activities with family--that is why it's illegal (in America, anyway). how do we explain this, though? my way of understanding it, without vaguely calling it "taboo", is to simply say it's unnatural. which is to say i don't believe humans could continue pro-creating in this fashion. i believe our blood lines would be completely askew and healthy reproduction might be lost. Just because they love each other, doesn't make it morally right to engage in these activities. i believe the same holds true for gay people. although i do feel sorry for them, i do not agree with their lifestyle. i believe it is unnatural because our bodies are not made in a fashion that is convenient for homosexual sex. if a gay couple wants to have children, they have to seek out a 3rd party in order to complete this--which makes reproduction the "old-fashioned" way obsolete. i realize these people think they're in love. however, it is my personal belief that at some point in their lives they were harmed sexually. maybe they were not molested but theri sense of sexuality was missplaced and hence they have become confused. in both cases, i think what they are doing is morally inapt and also, from an evolutionary standpoint, unnatural.
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No Apologies

Posted by adigirl on Sunday, October 19, 2008 3:32:52 PM
   I guess because of the political season, everyone is just annoying me lately. Suddenly, people who I used to think were reasonable people are coming out of the woodwork. As a hispanic, Catholic, conservative 25-year-old woman I find that people almost expect me to apologize for having my beliefs.

Among my friends, I get emails entitled "if you have a heart" that pertain to the prop 8 measure that is on the ballot. They say "if I have a heart" then I should vote no because it's so difficult for anyone to find love these days and no one has the right to take that blessed sacrament away. Well, I do have a heart and I'm voting yes on prop 8 and to insinuate that I don't have a heart because I have a different belief system than you is narrow minded. I thought that's what liberals were supposed to be good at doing, right? Well, the more of them I meet here in my great, home-state of California (where saying you're conservative gets you shunned) the more I realize that liberals are more often than not just as, if not more, narrow-minded as everyone else. That said, I don't believe that discriminating against gays is right and I would never call them any derogatory terms. I've had gay friends. They're people, too. I know that. But just because I like them doesn't mean I have to agree with their lifestyle. Just because I sympathize with them doesn't mean I have to believe what they believe and throw away what I've learned throughout my life.

I refuse to apologize for any of my beliefs because I have never had anyone apologize for their beliefs to me. Trying to guilt me into voting one way isn't going to work and if it did, it would not be authentic, genuine convincing
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