Let Lauren Live!

ChristtheKingMaine ^ | May 7, 2008 | Judie Brown

[8mmMauser]

As I stated earlier, a similar characteristic runs through the specie of death dealer. Some say it is demonic, a behavior characteristic of their father, the father of pro-lie. Wagglebee illustrates this in a thread.

Rockford, IL, May 7, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) - A Rockford abortuary has made the demonic side of the abortion industry readily apparent to the public by decorating its facility with a nun in a coffin, a crucified rubber chicken, and a set of sacred images arranged in a voodoo-style altar.

Kevin Rilott, an Illinois pro-life activist who has often prayerfully protested in front of the Rockford Northern Illinois Women's Center (NIWC) abortuary that features the sacrilegious display, hopes that images of the offensive exhibition will expose the evil carried out at the facility.

"This clinic affects the lives of thousands of Rockford women and children. The issue here isn't even primarily abortion. What we believe the people of Rockford and the country have a right to see is a medical facility that promotes a bizarre form of racism, bigotry, and hatred," Kevin Rilott told LifeSiteNews.com.....

Sacrilegious Display Continues Disturbing Pattern of Hate at Rockford Abortuary

8mm

[Etixos]

"They could be using this chance to kill as a way of consolidating gains in euthanasia established with Terri."

Do you really believe this? Really? I'm just so curious because the statement seems so ... unrealistic. Are you so cynical that you actually believe there is a group of people going around looking for folks to kill, in order to "consolidat[e] gains in euthanasia established with Terri [sic]"? I'm not judging if you do believe that, but sometimes on chat boards people exaggerate a bit to make a point. I was just wondering which was true for you!

Best,
Etixos

[wagglebee]

Do you really believe this? Really? I'm just so curious because the statement seems so ... unrealistic. Are you so cynical that you actually believe there is a group of people going around looking for folks to kill, in order to "consolidat[e] gains in euthanasia established with Terri [sic]"? I'm not judging if you do believe that, but sometimes on chat boards people exaggerate a bit to make a point. I was just wondering which was true for you!

YES, it is true. Just as in the late 1960s when abortion laws started "relaxing" the culture of death went in for the kill on Roe v. Wade and were soon killing over 4000 babies a day.

This is the May "Terri Dailies" thread. These threads were established as a pro-life "clearinghouse" of sorts. They ARE NOT designed to debate dissenting, pro-death opinions.

[8mmMauser]

Extios, you are starting to pique my curiosity about why you come to our threads. I realize you are a newbie, although you seem to know the ropes surprisingly well for a newbie. I am super happy you are not trying to judge, for the folly of that is in the old saw, "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing..."

Either you are armed with but a little knowledge or you hide that fact real well. At any rate, if you are not here to contribute, perhaps this thread is not for you.

[wagglebee]

At any rate, if you are not here to contribute, perhaps this thread is not for you.

Perhaps not even this forum.

[8mmMauser]

That could well be. Let’s see what happens.

[Etixos]

I am not offering to engage in "dissenting, pro-death opinions". I was asking--and not of you, by the way, or of most of the others to whom you addressed your post--for clarification of a statement which is representative of a viewpoint which I feel is important to understand. Nothing more, nothing less.

Or is that also forbidden here?

Best,
Etixos

[wagglebee]

I am not offering to engage in "dissenting, pro-death opinions". I was asking--and not of you, by the way, or of most of the others to whom you addressed your post--for clarification of a statement which is representative of a viewpoint which I feel is important to understand. Nothing more, nothing less.

Would I be correct in assuming that you do not believe that the culture of death exists as a "movement" per se? Do you think that the cases of Terri, Lauren, Javona and others are simply isolated incidents that are not at all related to each other? Because Terri's real family doesn't seem to think so, nor do Michael Schiavo's lawyers.

(And before you try to say I am putting words in your mouth, or something of the sort, these things "?" are question marks, so if I am incorrect, just let me know.)

[Etixos]

"if you are not here to contribute, perhaps this thread is not for you."

I would have thought observing and then asking respectful, well-intentioned questions was contributing, but then, I've been wrong before.

Can you tell me exactly what it is about my posts that offends you so? That way I will know what to avoid in future.

Best,
Etixos

[Etixos]

You would be incorrect in assuming anything about what I believe. I am generally described by those who know me well as "cerebral"; I live in my head, wonder a lot about a lot of things, and ask questions when possible.

And your question marks are quite beside the point, for when you say something like this: "And before you try to say I am putting words in your mouth ... ", you have done just that.

Best,
Etixos

[wagglebee]

You would be incorrect in assuming anything about what I believe. I am generally described by those who know me well as "cerebral"; I live in my head, wonder a lot about a lot of things, and ask questions when possible.

Well, then DO you think the culture of death is a movement?

Do you think it is a coincidence that some of the same lawyers who killed Terri are trying to kill Lauren?

And your question marks are quite beside the point, for when you say something like this: "And before you try to say I am putting words in your mouth ... ", you have done just that.

I apologize if I hurt your feelings.

[Etixos]

I am spectacularly unclear as to what "the culture of death" actually means. I see the term tossed about a lot, but still don't feel as if I really get it.

As for the lawyers, I do not think it unbelievable that lawyers who were high-profile for months/years in a famous case would be sought out by or seek to join parties in a similar case, especially if it, too, promised to be high-profile. Likely nothing coincidental about it. Does that a conspiracy make? In my view, not enough evidence.

Best,
Etixos

[8mmMauser]

You describe yourself as cerebral so you must know automatically why your comments raise hackles.

If you haven’t noticed, review your own posts on our threads and find consistently that despite saccharine politeness, your words irritate. You come across as an adversary and do not sound at all like you would like to save Lauren from being murdered with the cooperation of the State.

Did I get that right? Can you perhaps enlighten us veterans on just how you are pro-life?

I am glad your cerebral-ness allows you the moxie to admit you were wrong once or perhaps even more. I was wrong once, too. ;-)

Tell us more about yourself and your interest.

Oh yes, if you don’t think there is evidence enough you haven’t been reading enough. It is all there at your keyboard, to research our own threads. We won’t do it for you.

[BykrBayb]

I thought I was wrong once, but I was mistaken.

[wagglebee]

I thought I was wrong once, but I was mistaken.

Yeah, well I thought you owed me an omelet and I still don't have one, so that shows where thinking will get you.

[wagglebee]

I am spectacularly unclear as to what "the culture of death" actually means. I see the term tossed about a lot, but still don't feel as if I really get it.

It's the attitude of many "cerebral" types who think they know better who deserves to live and who is simply a "worthless eater" or "glob of cells." They then set out to find a way to exterminate those "lesser" persons.

[BykrBayb]

The problem is you keep eating the omelets faster than I can make them. Have some Chinese omelets. I bet you won't eat them so fast.

[BykrBayb]

Funny how those self-proclaimed cerebral types think they’re above the fate they prescribe for those they mistakenly believe are less cerebral.

[wagglebee]

Funny how those self-proclaimed cerebral types think they’re above the fate they prescribe for those they mistakenly believe are less cerebral.

Yep, though I'm not sure there's anything "funny" about it.

[wagglebee]

There’s no way to tell what’s in those, I don’t eat other peoples pets.