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Originally posted by Uncle Sparky
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I bet you a shiny nickel the Buffalo shooter is pro-life. 
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He threatened a school shooting last year, and, after receiving 'counselling', easily bought a gun. GOP HATE live people.There's nothing wrong with the dream, my friend, the problem lies with the dreamer. -
GOP doesn't hate live people. They just want sane people to be able to have guns. Unfortunately, the world has a hard time distinguishing between sane and insane people....
When you have as many guns loose as are in the US then it is a very true statement that if you make guns illegal then only criminals will have guns.
Far more important is to teach the value of life to our youth much better than we are doing AND address mental health issues in a much much better way."I am sick and tired of people who say that if you debate and you disagree with this administration somehow you're not patriotic. We should stand up and say we are Americans and we have a right to debate and disagree with any administration." - Hillary Clinton, 2003Comment
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Based on what? Seems like he only cares about white babies.Originally posted by Uncle Sparky View PostI bet you a shiny nickel the Buffalo shooter is pro-life.Comment
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Bill Gates and the elite has stolen all the baby formula to influence this, I tell you.BlahComment
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Eh, I'ma go ahead and jack my own thread since it's turned into a cesspool of brainless progsnark anyhow: framing mass shootings as a "mental health issue" is kind of a copout IMO. Some mass shooters are mentally unwell in a definable way (e.g. depression). Others just believe in horrible things and are willing to die for them. Acting otherwise is essentially a way to pretend that extremely unpalatable behavior is purely the province of broken or defective people instead of something a generally ordinary person can be tempted to do. I'd wager that most of the Auschwitz guards had no diagnosable mental illness and would be considered unremarkable by a psychiatrist, then or now.Originally posted by PLATO View Post
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Uncle sparky, you oftentimes describe interesting viewpoints as generally held by the GOP. Is this primarily from a few particular GOP members you have the displeasure to hear from or is it extrapolation from how GOP politics makes you speculate about their underlying values?
I have to say a lot of it are characterizations I don't see anywhere else -
Geronimo - I look at what the governments in Texas, Florida, the Dakotas, Utah... well, any of those that are colloquially called 'red states'... do on the legislative level. Some legislation (voter protection, right to life), are specifically written to discriminate against poor, usually non-white people. On this topic, do you think any middle class to wealthy man who wants a woman to have an abortion won't send her across state (or national) lines for a safe abortion? Poor women, or young rape victims without support systems will still have abortions where illegal, but run very real risks.
On the gun control topic, the US proved with Sandy Hook that 'pro-life' doesn't extend to 5 and 6 year-olds.
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Pro-life also doesn't extend to 9 and 10 year-olds in Texas.
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So, why can't conservative states use Thoughts and Prayers to prevent abortions rather than legislation? Don't they believe in the power of prayer?There's nothing wrong with the dream, my friend, the problem lies with the dreamer.Comment
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Do you know anyone who believes in prayer but doesn't believe in taking action?Originally posted by Uncle Sparky View Post
Do you even know anyone who believes in prayer?Comment
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Originally posted by Geronimo View Post
Thoughts and prayers seem to be enough for pro-life conservatives after a mass shooting, but they seem to doubt the power of prayer and rely on enacting legislation when it comes to abortion.I wasn't born with enough middle fingers.
[Brandon Roderick? You mean Brock's Toadie?][Hanged from Yggdrasil]Comment
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When it comes to gun massacres, it seems like the whole NRA and most of the Republicans believe that Thoughts and Prayers are more important than taking actionOriginally posted by Geronimo View Post
Tamsin (Lost Girl): "I am the Harbinger of Death. I arrive on winds of blessed air. Air that you no longer deserve."
Tamsin (Lost Girl): "He has fallen in battle and I must take him to the Einherjar in Valhalla"Comment
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human judgment is casual, social, and without any logical or realistic corroborationOriginally posted by PLATO View Post
the theories of Thing that pervade the thought of casual opinion spreaders
are rooted in the root causes analysis failure of american society
"root cause analysis"
seeds
and beyond that, american facts are bird spotter level fake truths
even if we're talking the truth of birds in science
there's no such thing as an Austrailicus Cardinalicus Specialithicus
and beyond that, the American rule of law is a terrorist organization telling lies every day
no amount of "constitution" is ever correct
because any expression of Lord over another is a basic Establishment violation
beyond that, the definition of a bird is a RELIGIOUS VALUE expressed by the ANGLICAN CHURCH
ultimately
ask yourself if the DECLARATION of INDEPENDENCE included independence from the Anglican Church
or the Papal States
or if language ever existed to Authorize the Church of the United States of America
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before the bank
"the separation of banking and state
for whatever reason, some americans think of their government as an all inclusive privilege package of distributive gains
^^retributive justice is only ever pure sexual gratification of a religious natureComment
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"my laws my body
they tested the Mass, ma'am
Extraction is a HUMAN RIGHT
an EXTRACTION from a WOMB is a HUMAN RIGHT
of any distinguished Mass
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