Pro-Life Ping
As long as abortion remains legal, it is not murder. Zealots might think it makes good points in a debate to call it murder, but that doesn't make them correct.
It might be wrong, it might be absolutely abhorrent to people, but murder is a legal term... the legal definition applies.
Brownback Flip-Flops on Amnesty for Illegal Immigrants April 3rd, 2007
Only a couple of short years ago, Sam Brownback was interviewed by John Hawkins from Right Wing News. Hawkins asked Senator Brownback what his stance was on illegal immigration and whether or not he supported Amnesty for illegal aliens. Brownback said he did not.
John Hawkins: Now, would it be beneficial in your opinion to get it down by just simply making them citizens?
Sam Brownback: I dont think anybodys looking at that and Im not familiar with individuals in the Republican party that are looking at a system like what President Reagan did, where he just granted a blanket amnesty.
Here we see Sam Brownback say very clearly that he is not examining a blanket amnesty proram for illegals. The full interview can be viewed here. http://www.rightwingnews.com/interviews/brownback.php
Fast forward only one short year, and Brownback co-sponsored S. 2611. The bill would grant blanket amnesty to most illegal aliens and was co-sponsored by Ted Kennedy. It can be viewed here
For all of the accusations of flip-flopping that Brownback supporters dump on Mitt Romney, it seems that Sam Brownback is not immune either.
And Brownback won’t call illegal immigrtion invasion.
I know Mitt is a RINO
Well, Mitt, how about defining it from the angle of how the baby sees it? [Now wouldn't that be a Biblical revelation to a candidate who says he has his own hip-pocket prophet?]
What next? A throwback to the states to allow for them whether or not slaves are property?
I can see why Brownback isn’t getting any traction. This attack is as stupid as the come. Does anyone recall a sitting president, calling abortion murder?
Actually Romney has never flip flopped on abortion, that would mean being pro choice, then going pro life and then going back to pro choice. That is a flip flop.
Senator Browneye can go to hell. He didn’t bother to show up to vote for Norm Coleman’s critical amendment today to ban “sanctuary cities”. It failed by a single vote. What a schmuck.
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I used to have a bumper sticker on my car that read, “Abortion is Murder” and it was dripping with blood. But then I got to thinkin’ . . . am I calling the woman who has an abortion a murderer or am I calling the abortionist a murderer.
I don’t have a problem with “abortion is killing” or something like that but if you start calling the girls who’ve had abortions murderers, you will not be helping them to overcome the pain and suffering. You will just make them feel worse and probably angry because it shows a lack of compassion.
If Brownback wasn’t a complete open borders pro-legalization wimp, he’d be a viable candidate.
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That’s right, Feed has it sown up because he has the backing of the CFR. Hillary has it sown up and I don’t think that they want an avowed socialist appearing to be running things
American will not turn against abortion until she is taught. She will not be taught until the people listen. Calling them "murderers" will not enhance the possibility that they will listen.
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If Romney didn’t want to use the term murder, he could have come back with something like this: “Abortion is the taking of an innocent human life.”
Instead, he came back with: abortion “means different things to different people.”
Sorry, that just doesn’t cut it. It sounds as if it came straight out of the Casey decision, with its moral relativism. According to Casey, which reaffirmed Roe, everyone has a constitutional right to make up his own version of reality and basically do whatever they like. Nonsense.
Frankly Romney’s statement is equal nonsense.
As for those who have unfortunately had an abortion, or who have a daughter or a friend who has had an abortion, there is only one way to get over the feelings of guilt, sorrow, and regret: repentance and forgiveness. For peace of mind, it is necessary to confront what you have done and repent it, not to pretend that you didn’t do it or that it means something different to you and therefore doesn’t count. That is the road to relativism, nihilism, and to continuing pangs of guilt.