Of course I know that. You misunderstand my point. The article said she worked there. That’s almost meaningless. I could work at the White House. That doesn’t mean I’m president or I set policy. It might mean I wash the dishes.
Then don’t make the choice.
Well, no actually, I don’t see why I should be called to forgive someone for NOT forgiving sins they only IMAGINE Trump has committed. That would be playing loose with the truth on their part – verging on false witness. Here, let me forgive you for the murder you committed yesterday. Oh, I was only dreaming that? Well, let me forgive you anyway. It begins to become ludicrous at some point. And tedious.
You–and those you quote–are doing exactly what I said the problem was in my original post on this. You are mixing up “life” in general and “being human” (whatever that means–religious sense, with a soul; or philosophically, etc.). And of course those who are against abortion make the equation “life” = “human being” about a fetus–or even a single-celled sperm that has united with a single-cell egg. We won’t even get into the questions that brings up–the DNA for the new life doesn’t pop up until the cell has divided a few times (which is why I said “4-celled” in my original post); the united cell, or group of cells now, doesn’t implant itself on the surface of the womb for a few days…). So when does life, let alone human life begin? The fact that you pick one of these events (sperm enters egg; new DNA forms; new group of cells attaches itself to surface of womb) and say “Human life begins here…” is more a matter of belief than science, as I keep saying. You have yet to prove otherwise.
It actually was not a treaty but an agreement, which is why it didn’t go back to the Senate for withdrawal purposes when this administration decided to pull out of it. Also, no international agreement has binding power on us or on the Constitution. Also, with the agreement, there is no binding power as far as fines or penalties are concerned as the agreement has no enforcement measures.
When asked if he’s ever asked God for forgiveness, Trump replied:
First of all you can’t know that since the investigations are still underway and, secondly, it has already been established that some members of Trump’s administration and campaign staff did have Russian connections both before the election and shortly thereafter.
He didn’t touch on most of those things at all. And he barely discussed abortion. His Trump University blog actually had a blog post from him congratulating Elton John for his marriage.
You sound like one of the many confused individuals, brainwashed by the propaganda media, who can’t see anything good in anything Trump does.