Politics

[Datchew]

I'll bite also.

It's murder of a baby. It's not a monkey or an amoeba or a kangaroo at any stage in the development.

It comes from humans reproducing and ends up as a human baby and despite all the gamesmanship and word salad back flips, people know it's a baby at every step of the process.

But we also want to be promiscuous and have our cake and eat it too... without the consequences. Hedonists shirking responsibilities and avoiding consequences of their actions and then wrapping it up in a lie. All it ever was. All it ever will be.

Then you add layers or propaganda and reinforcement of silly beliefs and mantras to make people feel outraged and indignant about others taking their "rights to choose," inserting the feminist wedge of "my body my choice" and other lies and unfortunately, that's just a means of emotional control. Manipulation. Kinda sad really.

 

[freefall]

If I were the Republicans my message would be simple. "Everyone knows that Biden isn't running the country. So you wanna vote for someone you'll never hear of that wants to bring back the draft, pry you off of Mama's couch and send your narrow young ass to Ukraine or the mid-east to get it shot off for nothing?"
There would be a stampede of 18-26 year olds running to vote for Trump.

 

[spike.t]

Mmmm....so you ungrateful colonials have an English drinking song for your national anthem.....

The Star-Spangled Banner's surprising connection to English city

The tune of the US national anthem was originally written in England for a drinking song.

www.bbc.com

 

[BigHill]

Still runninnnnnn?

 

[spike.t]

And as the UK elections show it really is about to become britstan....I am officially saying I am not English anymore.....what a pile of

 

[Newboomer]

Mmmm....so you ungrateful colonials have an English drinking song for your national anthem.....

The Star-Spangled Banner's surprising connection to English city

The tune of the US national anthem was originally written in England for a drinking song.

www.bbc.com

Yup. We kinda like our alky and if you think back about 80 years there wouldn't be much of an England if us "Colonials" hadn't bailed you out.

 

[spike.t]

Still runninnnnnn?

Not sure if that applies to my post or what....if so haven't a clue what you on about....

 

[spike.t]

Yup. We kinda like our alky and if you think back about 80 years there wouldn't be much of an England if us "Colonials" hadn't bailed you out.

Fk me not in the mood right now ...so yeah good for you ...put on as humour....so you all want to get into it go ahead.....

 

[Hank2211]

And as the UK elections show it really is about to become britstan....I am officially saying I am not English anymore.....what a pile of

Agree with you Mike . . . as usual?

But the Conservative Party have brought this on themselves . . . and the British people. No way to run a great political party, let alone a great country.

 

[Red Leg]

Well I’ll bite. I don’t beat folks over the head with it, but I believe that life begins at conception. As a result, I feel that abortion is a dark blot on the history of our nation. I totally respect that others feel differently, but there is a reason that pro-life organizations provide free ultrasounds to expectant mothers. It’s pretty difficult to look at that ultrasound and then try and convince yourself that that is not a human being.

I'll bite also.

It's murder of a baby. It's not a monkey or an amoeba or a kangaroo at any stage in the development.

It comes from humans reproducing and ends up as a human baby and despite all the gamesmanship and word salad back flips, people know it's a baby at every step of the process.

But we also want to be promiscuous and have our cake and eat it too... without the consequences. Hedonists shirking responsibilities and avoiding consequences of their actions and then wrapping it up in a lie. All it ever was. All it ever will be.

Then you add layers or propaganda and reinforcement of silly beliefs and mantras to make people feel outraged and indignant about others taking their "rights to choose," inserting the feminist wedge of "my body my choice" and other lies and unfortunately, that's just a means of emotional control. Manipulation. Kinda sad really.

I am not arguing the point. What I am noting is that recognizing life begins at conception will no longer be the position of the Republican party based upon the demands of Trump and his campaign. It follows his "leave it to the States" position which is smart politics, but it is a substantial change to the party's position.

Social conservatives push Trump to back federal role on abortion

A leading U.S. anti-abortion group on Tuesday warned Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump not to water down language in the party platform on abortion restrictions, the most visible sign yet of a widening fissure between Trump and social conservatives on the issue. The reproach by...

sg.news.yahoo.com

 

[Red Leg]

And as the UK elections show it really is about to become britstan....I am officially saying I am not English anymore.....what a pile of

Last couple of trips to the UK, and particularly London, I concluded Anglo Saxons were fast becoming an endangered species.

 

[spike.t]

Last couple of trips to the UK, and particularly London, I concluded Anglo Saxons were fast becoming an endangered species.

If I was "benevolent " dictator for life....they wouldn't be.....

 

[Tanks]

Last couple of trips to the UK, and particularly London, I concluded Anglo Saxons were fast becoming an endangered species.

Yeah, I went to boarding school in England, and later spent a year at Oxford. Huge change in demographics since then. When I was in London last year I was astonished at the difference.

 

[WAB]

I am not arguing the point. What I am noting is that recognizing life begins at conception will no longer be the position of the Republican party based upon the demands of Trump and his campaign. It follows his "leave it to the States" position which is smart politics, but it is a substantial change to the party's position.

Social conservatives push Trump to back federal role on abortion

A leading U.S. anti-abortion group on Tuesday warned Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump not to water down language in the party platform on abortion restrictions, the most visible sign yet of a widening fissure between Trump and social conservatives on the issue. The reproach by...

sg.news.yahoo.com

Agreed. Interesting to think about the uncontrolled influx of a largely Catholic population across our southern border on societal mores.

 

[wesheltonj]

Last couple of trips to the UK, and particularly London, I concluded Anglo Saxons were fast becoming an endangered species.

That’s an understatement. Applies to France, Germany and Sweden too. And I am sure all of Europe other than Hungary.

 

[spike.t]

Agree with you Mike . . . as usual?

But the Conservative Party have brought this on themselves . . . and the British people. No way to run a great political party, let alone a great country.

Labour under Blair opened the floodgates....and none of the fktards since even tried to stop it .....

 

[HuntingGold]

No comments in the Political thread for over two hours.... how many of our members are in time out???

 

[CoElkHunter]

On July 4th, 1863, Confederate General Lee led his torturous retreat from Gettysburg. Over a three day period, some 46-51 THOUSAND soldiers on both sides became casualties. The most deadliest battle in U.S. history. To put it perspective, we lost some 58K soldiers in Vietnam over a couple of DECADES. Mind boggling! Happy 4th of July!

 

[John Wasmuth]

Ain’t it so

 

[CoElkHunter]

No comments in the Political thread for over two hours.... how many of our members are in time out???

Well, I’m camping in the middle of nowhere. My son in law just turned on his super duper WiFi hotspot on his camper, so now I can access AH. Scary! LOL