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A Special Message to All Radical Pro Abortion Propagandists - Mass Murder is Everyone's Business

October 18th 2008 21:10
A Special Message to All Radical Pro Abortion Propagandists - Mass Murder is Everyones Business,

All humans deserve human rights.

Calling any human a glob of cells degrades humanity, degrades women and degrades intelligence.

and

Silence is consent.



Editorial comment:


I could have done this in a much less aggressive manner but since people want to use headlines to insult those that disagree. Stuff Them.

If this is the level that people want to operate I am quite able to accommodate.




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Comment by S.L.

October 18th 2008 21:20
Clear, concise and accurate, Damo. "Evil can only prosper if good people do nothing" is an old saying, but very, very true.

Comment by Damo

October 18th 2008 21:28
SLB

Thanks for your comments.

I actually thought that this baiting people through headlines rubbish was over and done with.

However it seems that someone has a raw nerve in this subject matter.

Comment by S.L.

October 18th 2008 21:32
Not surprising, Damo. Abortion is a very sensitive subject with strong feelings on both sides. I guess it depends on where ones sympathies lie... with a person who had the "choice" not to get pregnant, or with the totally innocent victim who is sacrificed on the alter of selfishness.

Comment by Damo

October 18th 2008 21:41
SLB

I rarely initiate posts on this subject because I know that it attracts every nutter under the sun.

Often a guilty conscience pricks the mind and people try slam down any one who even suggests that a person is being killed. Don't you dare suggest that a person is being killed.

Yet the worst of the screamers are the radical socialists who have an ideological object of promoting abortion regardless of whether is violated the life of another human or not.

Comment by S.L.

October 18th 2008 21:44
You'll probably get a lot of traffic and the usual hysterics with this one, Damo. I'll get out of the way so others can chime in... as I'm quite sure they will.LOL

Comment by Damo

October 18th 2008 21:50
SLB

I neither relish nor shy away.
The subject matter is controversial so I expect the usual barrage lame insults, leading questions and mindless mantras.

I can feel the indignant sanctimony building already.

Comment by S.L.

October 18th 2008 21:51
When it finishes fermenting, Damo, grab for the umbrella!

Comment by Damo

October 18th 2008 21:53
I may send for a few friend who are more learned than my self on the subject matter.

Comment by S.L.

October 18th 2008 21:54
It's always good to have expert input, Damo.

Comment by katyzzz

October 18th 2008 21:58
Well, if its HER uterus, let HER get on and look after it, not demand interference from others to kill her/HIS child.

It seems she does not look after HER uterus too well, doesn't it?

Well done Damo, I'd rather you have my votes than the opposition.

Comment by Manda

October 18th 2008 22:15
Great job Damo!! Brilliantly written.

Comment by Damo

October 18th 2008 22:23
SLB

True.

Katyzzz

This is a controversial subject and prone to partisan ownership.
However I do not like people turning a free and open forum into a propaganda platform.
The old Uterus Life Boat argument was buried years ago.
"Throw the baby overboard because it is my lifeboat and I can do what I want with it."

"But you just drowned a baby."

"That is secondary to me having full control of my life boat."

QED. It is a poor line of argument.

Manda
Thanks for your comments.

Just watch the fireworks and enjoy.


Comment by Lady Henrietta Muddling

October 18th 2008 23:10
I wish people would stop saving beached baby whales when it's quite obvious the mother is trying to get rid of her unwanted child.


Comment by S.L.

October 18th 2008 23:13
Ah, Lady Dave. You made such an issue of being a Catholic and all your heroes being Catholic saints. How can you now make light of one of the Church's most serious doctrines? The Saints are all watching you...

Comment by Lady Henrietta Muddling

October 19th 2008 00:21
SLB,

There doesn't seem to be much point to making my stance known. I thought it would be quite obvious.

The traditional Catholic stance is quite simple. Mankind has no right to transgress God's rights.

The modern error is to focus on the rights of man independent of God's rights.

I think I also made it quite clear that apologetics isn't my favourite subject.

If two people can't agree on the exitence, nature and essence of God, and man's purpose, they end up arguing about secondary issues.

And yes, abortion is a secondary issue to me. From experience, I've discovered that very few arguments about secondary issues lead to a proper debate about the primary issue; the existence, nature and essence of God, and man's purpose.

How can you have a debate with someone about God's rights when they don't even know what they are?

Plus, I have limited time nowadays. I can't spend all my time with apologetics. I leave that to Damo and the likes, and write secular literature.

I visit Damo's blog to read his posts and vote for them. I generally leave a comment of some sort because it irks me when people just vote and don't make a comment. And I like the exchange with him.

Oh, and I didn't make an issue of being a Catholic. I won't deny that I am Catholic, or defend the traditional Catholic stance on matters when people goad me to? But, I don't make an issue of it. Others seem to?

And, the Catholic Church does not have a 'doctrine' on Abortion. Its 'doctrines' relate to articles of faith that must be believed by Catholics. It has pastoral directives in encyclicals, and canon laws about abortion based upon doctrine. In lay terms, Canon law makes abortion a sin against faith. One of heresy. Hence why I maintain that unless an argument is based upon faith itself, and faith's primary issue; the existence, essence and nature of God, apologetics goes round and round in circles on secondary issues.

How can I have a debate with someone about God's rights when they don't know what they are?

Basic catechetics is much more useful for the novice than apologetics.

It's why the Penny Catechism starts with the question and answer it does. It's the most important and primary question and answer. If this simple knowledge of God's existence and man's purpose is not grasped? Or rejected? There's no point having an argument about anything else, because you can't agree on the most important question.

St John Vianney (the Cure of Ars) took the right approach. He focused upon eradicting religious ignorance in the parish he was assigned to.

Comment by Mister Smith

October 19th 2008 00:47
An understandably divisive issue. When abortion was performed only in early stages it was easy for people to go pro-choice. It really comes down to exactly at what stage you believe a baby to be a human being. Anti-abortionists are unequivocal on this: Human life begins at the moment of conception. However, many people who agree with them would never in a million years want to be affiliated with the ugly Christian extremists who are most vocal in this view. The argument against is variable: Human life begins when the soul enters the body, when the foetus has reached a certain stage or when the child has left the mother's body. Some women still see the refusal to be granted abortion-on-demand as one of the evils of a patriarchical society, determined to shackle women. Avoiding pregnancy is not that difficult. Perhaps, as Eastern religions and beliefs become more and more a part of Western culture the concept of restraint will be better understood. How can it be that we believe so much in the sanctity of human life that we have long done away with capital punishment yet think it is okay to end the life of a fully formed child? When is it permissable to oppose some one else's views with verbal or physical violence? Damo, I think you may have misinterpreted Katyzzz's comments. Potter, short and sharp!

Comment by Randy Inman

October 19th 2008 01:15
Nice work, the headline grabbed me! And I agree with you as well.

Comment by Damo

October 19th 2008 01:19
David

Beached whale. Hehehe.

Comment by Damo

October 19th 2008 01:35
SLB

I think David does not have to explain himself over and over. This is not a religious post.

David
And I wrote too soon.
Thanks for explaining yourself so comprehensively.

Just to clarify My Apologetics does not have much of an agenda and is not pushing any ideology, theology or political position. Nor do I have any political affiliations.

I do have personal opinions that are based upon a point of view.

The only real agenda that I do have is to write what I want to write. If people appreciate it then that is fine. If they do not I can live with it.


Comment by Damo

October 19th 2008 01:47
Mr Smith

Thanks for your comments.

I am pretty sure that I did interpret Kaytzzz remarks correctly. My response may not have been very concise. However if Katyzzz thinks I got it wrong then she step in any time and correct me.

This is a divisive issue I agree and a blog site is probably the least effective platform to raise it. How many law makers consult Blogs before making decisions?

You say a lot that is true in your response. I am certainly not associating myself with the Jack Chick's of this world. Nor am I going to enter into a long winded theological circular argument with anyone. You do not have to be religious to have a divided opinion on this subject. However the religious straw man makes a good diversion from any rational examination of the facts.

I am only putting a mantra to counter another mindless mantra.

The point is one of simplicity.

Randy

Thanks for your comments.
It is all about the headline.

Comment by Mister Smith

October 19th 2008 02:22
Randy, This is a good example of how easily misunderstanding can occur. Your headline may have been deliberately inflammatory but it went to the core of this issue. A blog site is as good a place as any for debate, so long as clarity is maintained. I read Katyzzz's comment as being in accord with yours. I would like to see her response?

Comment by Lady Henrietta Muddling

October 19th 2008 02:30
Damo,

It's all okay by me. I'll dabble in a little apologetics from time-to-time.

It makes me realise how I've forgotten how much I haven't forgotten.

Besides, it is Sunday in Australia.

Comment by Kleonaptra

October 19th 2008 02:58
Im planning a post on frozen embroyos and IVF. A couple of HUNDRED embroyos were aborted so I could live....What do we think of that? Hmmm?

Comment by Damo

October 19th 2008 03:00
Mr Smith

As I said before my response was a little muddled but I did see Kaytzzz's message as in agreement with mine.


David

No Apologetics for Your Apologetics.
Sunday Funday.
I was out drink and dancing last night so my head is a bit fuzzy.

Comment by Damo

October 19th 2008 03:15
Kleo

Thanks for your comments.

You can post what you want about the tragic demise of your brothers and sisters.

The bottom line is that you did not kill them so their blood is NOT on your hands.

This post is responding to headline that was intended to bait and insult people.

It is a mantra to respond to a mantra.

Comment by Mister Smith

October 19th 2008 04:23
Damo - Yes, now I can see that you took Katyzzz's comments the way they were intended (I think) I first read your response to Katyzzz as being an attack on her, not an attack on the 'my body my choice' stance. A good lesson in being careful of misinterpretation, I guess.

Kleo - you have not been explicit but it seems your birth is a result of infertility treatment. No-one would want to deny infertile couples the right to conceive outside of the regular way and most of them, no doubt, make great parents. It is such a grey area, I think, mainly because of the potential for mis-use. The only people who would be totally against IVF would be those who believe that human life begins, in more than just a physical way, at the moment of conception.

Comment by Ann 1

October 19th 2008 05:33
Is anyone interested in joining a Pro-Death movement?

Taking this whole pro-life, pro-death argument to the absurdity of its illogical and irrational conclusion, I’m thinking of starting a Pro-Death movement.

It might even lead to satirists embracing my movement.

Before I advertise openly for supporters, I would like to point out that:

Who I kill is no-one’s business but mine (and the police if they find out?). But certainly not God’s. He’s been excluded from most State Laws. Even though the State controls the police and make killing illegal. Depending upon what your definition of life is. But the civil law is not based on the moral law. It’s independent of it. Well thank God for not existing for that to be the truth. Apparently, the separation of the moral law and civil law has got something to do with the separation of Church and State, but let’s not get into that, because it happened at a time in history that goes back more than a few weeks? And we wouldn't want Google to crash. Why do church buildings exist in state territories? I thought they had separated church and state.

Now let’s start Parliament with the Our Father, and all swear on the Bible in parliament and courts of law to put forward the truth and nothing but the truth about our true views on abortion? Let’s photocopy/enlarge George Washingtons and put them up as banners: In God We Trust. Then get this bill passed as quickly as possible. Then work on one to outlaw the Bible and any reference to God in parliament or courts of law, but leave it on the US dollar bill because changing the face of the currency would be sacrilegious. If sacrilege was a crime. Which it isn’t because we’ve established life on the principle, Each to their own. We respect the rights and choices of others, even if they happen to choose becoming murderers. As it should be.

If I choose to kill adults, then that’s my prerogative. Because I’m all for pro-choice. I should be free to kill whomsoever I like because as I have already stated, I believe everyone has rights, and why shouldn’t a murderer have rights? Who said murder of adults was wrong? Only Christians? Who believe in God. Boy it gets confusing.

Let’s see. Which adults would I like to kill most? Boy, that’s a tough one. I'm not sure this Pro-Death movement was such a good idea after all.

Comment by Damo

October 19th 2008 09:35
Mt Smith

It happens to the best of us.
One of the problems with english is its inherent ambiguity.

Ann 1

Thanks for your comments.

I never mentioned religion in this post. So I am going to have to discount most of what you wrote as completely irrelevant.

Kind of a shame actually because you looked as if you were all fired up for a holy war. To save you time I agree that the world is being run by three hooked nosed jews in the basement of the Vatican. You must have suspected so for a long time.

But on the other hand, what was you point, other than to vent in a forum that will pretty much dismiss your opinions as another Pro-Death (your words) zealot?

The difference between the two camps is simple:
-One kills the other does not.
-There is no middle ground between life and death.
-That is the logical conclusion, pure and simple.

You can choose one of three sides: for, against or neutral. If you are neutral then why comment?

As I said before anyone can rely on a list of mantras and slogans.

Comment by Cibbuano

October 19th 2008 10:27
Sorry, Damo... I'm a nutter. I think it's absolutely imperative that we have access to safe, professional abortion clinics.

One point that I try to make, though, is that pro-choice supporters are not fans of abortion. No matter what happens, it's a terrible burden on the mother to go through with the procedure, one that haunts you forever.

Comment by Damo

October 19th 2008 11:02
Cibbauno

Thanks for your comments.

To make a point:

If a post starts with: 'To all you Pro Lifers... bla bla bla.

Then a post will start with "to all you Pro-Abortion Propagandists"

That is the inevitable

Obviously you have made up your mind and I have made up my mind, so where is the point of negotiation?

The bottom line from my viewpoint is that I see a person and the pro-abortion propagandists do not. They see a medical procedure whereas I see a crime against humanity.

So regardless off what words you choose to rationalize the answer in your own mind, we will probably not see eye to eye on this issue.

What is important is to realize that intelligent people to object to this social norm for what they see as valid, rational and compelling reasons.

Comment by Dianna G

October 19th 2008 16:18
Damo,

There's a book by Robert Sawyer in which a scientist actually figures out how to tell when the human being gains its soul. According to that theory, it was in the third month.

So what do you say to that?

~Dianna

(And do me a favour and make sure SL doesn't try to respond. Old woman makes me angry.)

Comment by Waysouth

October 19th 2008 16:52
Calling any human a glob of cells degrades humanity, degrades women and degrades intelligence.

I think that calling a glob of cells a human is what degrades humanity.

Comment by Damo

October 19th 2008 19:55
Dianna

Thanks for your comments.

A scientist works out what the souls is.
That is amazing.
How did he do that? Did he weigh it?
Sorry Dianna but that is not science.
I would have to look up Robert Sawyer to respond more comprehensively.
Since I did not mention religion what is the relevance?

On the point of SLB responding.
I allow anyone to respond on my posts even the one that I disagree with on 90% of issues, so long as they do not use my blog as a platform for personal attacks and to air their deep seated bigotries.

Only two people cross that line so far. (Three if you include anonymous.)


Waysouth

Thanks for your comments.

And what is a human BTW?
What is not a human?
And who decides it fate?

People want an excuse for killing each other and redefining what a human being is the best excuse ever.

I would not want to be on the receiving and of any new definition.




Comment by Dianna G

October 19th 2008 20:03
Damo,

SL has a habit of launching personal attacks my way.

The soul was a slight biological change in the makeup of the fetus; I don't remember the details. But without a soul, is a person a person? No, it is merely an ugly bag of mostly water.

A person is made a person by their soul. That is what makes us who we are-our souls. And without those, we are generic, like most people consider animals to be generic, as they supposedly have no souls.

And if we are willing to kill animals because we believe they have no souls, why not fetuses?

~Dianna

Comment by Damo

October 19th 2008 20:42
Dainna G

Again I will repeat.
I did not mention religion so the relevance here is nil.

The logical conclusion of what you say is that a scientist using his yard stick has created an artificial definition of a human. This same mistake was made in long ago in a book called The Measure of Man. Similar mistakes were used to formulate the Eugenics argument. Prof Peter Signer argues that new born babies are not human using his artificial yard stick.

Since there are atheists who are Pro Life then the whole soul issue is null and void.
Since there are doctors and scientists who are pro-life referring to a selected expect is a questionable method.



Comment by Dianna G

October 19th 2008 20:48
Well, I ask you this, at the very least:

If you kill animals just so you can eat them, and the soul argument is null and void, then what's the difference between an animal and a fetus?

People put down grayhounds when they can no longer race.

People kill animals all the time-what's the big difference?

~Dianna

Comment by S.L.

October 19th 2008 21:43
Isn't it interesting, Damo how some people come to your blog to assault others? I don't recall mentioning any names.

Comment by Arnathi

October 19th 2008 23:36
That Ann up there is a classic.

The majority of lives would be better ended before they could begin. Only very few are worth living - the rest of us chaff are just here to make them feel good.

Comment by Damo

October 20th 2008 00:20
Dianna

The same question back at you.

What is wrong with cannibalism?

If you don't know the difference between a cow and a human then circular arguments over soul will not help at all.

My assertion is that we are not cattle.

SLB
Blogs are a forum of opinion some general others personal. I try to stay out of fights between two people. I just do not have the time and interest is fighting with people.

Arnathi
Thanks for your comments.
I think a lot of people have made their point and moved on.



Comment by Jayne Kearney

October 20th 2008 07:40
While the following sounds admirable:

"The difference between the two camps is simple:
-One kills the other does not.
-There is no middle ground between life and death.
-That is the logical conclusion, pure and simple."

How do you explain pro-lifers who also support capital punishment. And, correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the current poster girl Mrs Palin fall into this camp?

Comment by Damo

October 20th 2008 08:15
Jayne

How do explain pro-abortionist who support terrorism?

Same question with same level of irrationality to it. It is a straw man argument.

Do all Pro-Lifers support the death penalty? No.

So I guess you will have to take that issue up with one that does.

Since I oppose the death penalty the question is moot.
Since I do not care about US politics any mention of Sara Palin is also moot.

Comment by Dianna G

October 20th 2008 23:53
Damo,

The day people stop obsessing over their weight and doing everything just to be fashionable is the day I'll believe that humans aren't cattle.

~Dianna

Comment by Damo

October 21st 2008 00:46
Dianna G

Okay,

So I will put your vote down as some humans are just cattle and do not deserve human rights.

Thanks for that.


Comment by D. Armenta

October 21st 2008 01:03
"The moving finger stirs; and having stirred, moves on.."

Anagrams, Damo? "Glob" and "Blog"??

What are you really saying???

I suggest we implement a glib blog for lib globs. That way everyone gets a shot at it.

Comment by Damo

October 21st 2008 06:12
DA

Thanks for your comments.

Blog Globistically speaking.
It just goes prove the old theory.
If you use the 'A' word in the title you will get hits.
This took me all of 30 seconds to compose.
Hehehehe.

Comment by D. Armenta

October 22nd 2008 16:55
HAHAHAhahahahahaaa!!!!!!!

Damo, you sly glob dog!!!

I gotta try that. What else works that way? How about a list of one-word titles guaranteed to get hits?

"Abortion"
"Sex"
"Murder"
"Boobs"
????

Comment by Damo

October 22nd 2008 19:41
DA

You left off Pedophiles and Virgins.
Both seem to disgust people but virgin disgust them more.

Comment by Cibbuano

October 22nd 2008 21:55
Damo, you're right... we'll never see eye-to-eye. For some reason, that seems a little sad.

Comment by Damo

October 22nd 2008 23:06
Cibbuano

We both think that we are right, don't we?

You have your reasons and I have mine.

I can live with it.



Comment by D. Armenta

October 23rd 2008 21:15
Don't feel like the Lone Ranger, Cibby..Damo and I have never seen eye to eye on that issue either but that never gets in the way of a good friendship between us, unlike some others around this place.

People who have the same opinions as I do are boring after awhile anyway...

Comment by Damo

October 24th 2008 02:00
DA

Though I am working undermine all that you hold near and dear I not trying destroy you.

Reasonable discourse is still possible.

Comment by Nevar

October 26th 2008 03:04
And who shall stand with the beach denizens dying on nameless sands for want of more than a few cells of "blob" from willing abortion prone bimbos; for the sake of those few - please, abort regularly, it's your uterus and womb to defile and abuse as you deem fit.

But, just because you can, should you?

Oh hell yes, especially if you have any opine that conflicts with right thinking people anywhere.

Comment by Damo

October 26th 2008 03:21
Nevar

Thanks for your comments

You obviously have a message you want convey in all that confusion.

I have no idea what you are trying to say.

Comment by Nevar

October 26th 2008 03:52
I am sure that It's a tribute to the futility of abortive reasoning and by extension, life without value.

If life is to be deemed valueless, feed the scavengers with the cell masses, that'll improve it's worth.

Comment by Damo

October 26th 2008 05:32
Thanks for clarifying Nevar.

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