The thought is we agree. But you know if you have something specific to discuss about punctuation other than intentionally intending to be insulting, than do tell. But listen why is it you get so offended when someone calls you for example a liberal yet you see no issue with offending other people?
The problem, as I am sure you know, is that very few people care about the unborn. They simply do not care. So many women have had abortions, and so many men have participated in their wives/girlfriends/lovers getting abortions, that it has become a non-issue in this country. Practicing Catholics still care, yet that is also a dwindling number of people. Most people who have been directly involved with abortion do not want to admit what they did was gravely wrong–they just don’t want to see that, so the nation will simply go further and further away from respecting life.
I can’t really follow what you say sometimes because the punctuation is missing. So it’s hard to have a discussion when I don’t know what was said. Sometimes, I can infer it, but often times I cannot. I do not mean to insult you by it. When I comment on it, it is specifically because I cannot comprehend your meaning because of the punctuation.The thought is we agree. But you know if you have something specific to discuss about punctuation other than intentionally intending to be insulting, than do tell. But listen why is it you get so offended when someone calls you for example a liberal yet you see no issue with offending other people?
Right and I have no idea what your talking about but some illusion of what you don’t understand. I have no idea what your saying as there are no specifics .
Ironic for the party of Lincoln
Few people today know history well enough to know which is the party of Lincoln. Many think it is the Democratic Party.
If I cannot understand what you mean because your punctuation is lacking, then there is no conversation. I don’t say this to offend you, but to state a fact. If I am unclear because of grammar, spelling or punctuation, I don’t have a problem with you saying so. I acknowledge that I am occasionally unclear.
Democratic Identity politics have all about creating divides among Americans as a whole. This is a very unhealthy trend for any society, and against the American value of e pluribus unom. Identity politics are inherently racist and sexist, in that they strive to create permanent divisions along these cleavages.
I don’t know what your talking about, as I said you lack specifics in your dialogue.
Your wasting my time and appear unable to dialogue, and still nothing in regards to the OP?I don’t think that anyone who has been a life-long supporter of the racist Identity politics of the left would have anything to smirk about in that regard.
I’m not sure what you mean about Democratic identity politics and creating divides, unless you think that the push for income equality and criticism of the 1% is somehow promoting class warfare (unless you think of 99% of the population as a “class”). The Democratic party is the clear favorite among racial minorities in the U.S. Catholics, who used to be solidly Democratic voters, have become more Republican due to the Democratic Party’s embrace of abortion and LGBT rights, but again, I don’t see that as identify politics but rather a policy choice reflecting the position of a majority of voters who are either already voting as Democrats or are uncommitted.
So, if you respond to my post and it doesn’t make sense to me, I’ll just let you know that it doesn’t make sense to me and you don’t have to respond. Sound good?I don’t know what your talking about, as I said you lack specifics in your dialogue.
I think you are right about this. People simply do not care about a million unborn children killed annually. They have made their peace with abortion as people once made their peace with slavery. Soon, the uncaring will extend to the killing of the elderly, the ill, the disabled, and to born but unwanted infants. Civilization continues to crumble as we celebrate our “progress.” What progress?
You might be right, but I’m not yet persuaded that you are, and not for the long term. I still think if Trump does it right he can appeal to more blacks, especially working black men, than many would think. There’s really no difference between, say, a white blue collar worker and a black blue collar worker. They do the same things, they are on the same pay scales, they face the same job perils, they want decent homes for their families and expect to work hard to get them.
I agree to a degree. But while the majority of Americans wouldn’t end all abortions if they could, the majority favors stricter controls of it.
I think its closer to say that most Americans don’t believe a week old embryo is a “child” and doesn’t deserve to be given rights above the born human women who doesn’t want to be pregnant or a mom.
If you are correct, if they don’t believe it’s a child, then what else do they believe it to be? A week old fertilised embryo is an unborn child in an early stage of development.I think its closer to say that most Americans don’t believe a week old embryo is a “child” and doesn’t deserve to be given rights above the born human women who doesn’t want to be pregnant or a mom.
Thank you for this very sensible post, SallyButler. I myself cannot imagine the leadership of the Catholic Church telling Catholics en masse what political party they must vote for.
