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Jen95
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But all women do not necessarily think the same, but one would think that most people in the same political party have similar beliefs about key issues, no?
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upant
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Wrong, everyone involved in preforming them and those making it legal are responsible: including voters.
Voters don’t get a free ride. They knew a vote for a Democrat was a vote to expand abortion
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Jeanne_S
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Why do you think we as a Nation are living in such division and chaos? God will not bless us as long as we continue to kill babies in the womb any time any place for any reason.We reap what we sow
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sealabeag
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Biden is not compos mentis, she will essentially be in charge, even before he has to step aside, which is inevitable. That’s if he’s ever actually inaugurated. Trump’s not done yet.
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JMMJ
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I love her, too.
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JMMJ
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I don’t have a problem with any of that.
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Jen95
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Why are you promoting things contrary to Catholic teaching on a Catholic forum?Jen95:
I don’t have a problem with any of that.
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JMMJ
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I am not promoting anything. I just commented that I like those two.
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How do you reconcile SSM, etc with Catholic teaching against these intrinsic evils?
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JMMJ
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I don’t believe in all Catholic teachings, so I don’t have to reconcile it.
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Are you Catholic
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JMMJ
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I was raised Catholic. I am agnostic now. I pick and choose whatever parts of religion and spiritual beliefs I find valid. Catholic concepts of charity are mostly what I believe in with regards to the Catholic faith.
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adamhovey1988
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It is unacceptable (as is abortion), but we’ve been conditioned to accept these things as being somehow part of “social justice”. NO, TRUE Social Justice would be standing up against injustices, and and infanticide and abortion, ARE injustices.
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Even so, how do you justify Pete’s support of abortion and infanticide
If he won, he would be pushing both as Joe is
Before anyone says Joe don’t, do you think he will push a born alive bill?
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JMMJ
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I don’t believe the same things you do. I don’t need to justify his support.
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Do you support abortion or infanticide
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pnewton
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That is not how the vice presidency works in the United States. It is a stand-by position, not second in command.
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sealabeag
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Sure, I just mean that with his not being fully present she will be able to wield a lot of influence. Her and whoever else surround him. I think it’s sad.
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jeannetherese
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I think that the word infanticide is important as it may help people to examine the trajectory of the abortion debate.
If, after this examination, they determine that infanticide is wrong, they may further reflect on the subject of a 40 week abortion, and then of a 39 week abortion.
They may examine the trends within the democratic party and decide to vote with their feet.
We are seeing this in the Latino community, where some members are saying that they can no longer support the democratic party due to their position on abortion.
It can take people a while to change their minds as they consider different aspects of a position.
If the word infanticide helps them to ponder the trajectory of the party on this issue, then, it may be considered to be a very important word.
The Wall Street journal discusses abortion as a key factor increasing numbers of Latinos rejecting of the democratic party in Texas:
"RIO GRANDE CITY, Texas—For decades, no Democratic presidential candidate had won Starr County with less than a 48-point margin. Local lore is that the last Republican who came close to winning a partisan race was a sheriff’s candidate gunned down in a saloon in 1907.
Yet last week, 8,224 Starr County residents voted for President Trump in a red wave that moved the South Texas county from Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton’s 60-point margin in 2016 to a 5-point win for Joe Biden, the largest swing to Mr. Trump of any county in the U.S. In nearby Zapata County, Mrs. Clinton won by 33 points in 2016. This year, Mr. Trump took it by 6 points.
Though Mr. Biden prevailed, the falloff of support in a historically loyal but socially conservative region signals trouble for a Democratic Party seeking to hold together a broad voter constituency. Many counties in this stretch of South Texas are more than 90% Hispanic and traditionally the state’s bluest—unlike Florida, where there are many more Republican-leaning Latinos. It is a place that Democrats counted on, and, according to residents here, didn’t understand enough to see what was coming.
Gilberto Hinojosa, chairman of the Texas Democratic Party and resident of the Rio Grande Valley, said the group was trying to figure out exactly what happened. What seems likely, he said, was that Democrats didn’t counter Republican messaging on three issues important to Latino voters: pandemic shutdowns, oil jobs and abortion."
Mind, that’s the analysis of the chairman of the Texas Democratic Party noting the significance of abortion and he will have a vested interest in future success for his party. Perhaps, our discussion of abortion and infanticide will encourage pro-life democrats to reform the party and change the platform.
article source:
https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-democrats-lost-so-many-south-texas-latinosthe-economy-1160487
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