Yes. From the first word to the last, particularly the Webster’s. The right-wingers might have a hard sell proving that PP is the very same as the Nazis or Pot Pol, but, Hey! let them try.Both selectively read I see.
Good to know.
Why do you derisively call those with whom you disagree on this issue “right-wingers”? Can’t you argue on the facts or do you have to resort to ad hominem? Also, I think there is a difference between the Nazi’s and Pol Pot in that their crimes were laid out for all to see - concentration camps with pits of corpses and Pol Pot’s killing fields with all of the bones. Planned Parenthood, on the other hand, committs its “genocide” under the cover of the law, the privacy of the operating table, the approval of abortion rights people and a complacent, self-centered culture that thinks its all about “my body my choice” and that the unborn are merely, “unplanned pregnancies.” Worst of all, however, is the complancy of christians who should know better than to defend the barbaric practices of abortion mills like Planned Parenthood.
What’s derisive about “right-winger” or “left winger,” for that matter?
"Right-winger is not an ad hominem remark. Reading this thread, opposition to PP appears to be from people who, I think, would identify more with the right than the left. Thus, right-winger.
Fair enough.
A lot of Christians aren’t complacent and support PP.
But that is no justification for supporting PP. Doesn’t PP support the use of artificial birth control, including abortifacient pills, and even abortion? I don;t see how a good Christian can support that, whether he is right wing, left wing, or in between, it is immoral in any case, isn’t it?
Not to some Protestant denominations. A lot of them consider ABC as good husbandry and abortion as a terrible, but justifiable in some cases, solution to a problem.
I follow the Holy Father on this issue. the Holy Father and the Roman Catholic Church have condemned artificial birth control and abortion. I don;t see why Catholics should support these immoral practices as advised by PP. Why should Catholics pay to support an organisation which supports abortion and the use of abortifacient contraceptives?
Of course you do because you are a Catholic. If you were a Methodist or a Unitarian, it might be different for you.
They kill children Rich. Why do you spew so much venom at those who point that out?
Why is it necessary for you to refer to those who want to defund Planned Parenthood as “right wingers”? Certainly in your case, its meant derogatorily?
So “right winger” is just an innocent word to describe those on this thread who want to defund PP. No derogatory meaning implied?
True, but were it not for the complacency of so many Christians, maybe Planned Parenthood would have a more difficult time killing babies. Thanks for your comments.
Those are not the definition of “right wingers.” A right-winger is one who follows a conservative political philosphy to one degree or another. Not an epithet at all.
You’re correct, Sid. Catholics should follow our Pope’s Lead-and not muddy the waters of Our Faith-by quoting what the other tens of thousands of christian denominations practice or defend.
Therefore, being a Christian doesn’t necessarily mean that one is opposed to Planned Parenthood. No small number of Christians are favorable to PP.
Actually the better word to use would be Catholic.
Sure. There are Catholic right-wingers/conservatives and Catholic left-wingers/liberals. Politically, one still has to specify.Actually the better word to use would be Catholic.
Not when it comes to abortion. Catholic is the right word. No politics at all.
Which country pioneered forced sterilization in the 20th century, Germany or the United States of America?