[little jeremiah]

There seems to be a grave misunderstanding here. Some people think it is wrong or not conservative or Phelps-like to make judgements about peoples' behaviors.

But, you are also making judgements - about someone's comments. What's the difference?

Hint: None. Except that trublu's comment makes sense, as it is based on observable behavior (reprehensible behavior, worthy of condemnation), and your self-righteous condemnation of his condemnation is borne of the asinine philosophy of so-called moral relativism - "There is Nothing Wrong Except Saying Something Is Wrong."

[DariusBane]

Ah, now we come to the root of the issue. Is the behavior of the youngsters wrong and reprehensible? Yes, clearly. Is it the states business to get involved? No. One of the best ways to push young people into abortions or suicide is to stigmatize the people involved. You cannot demand an end to abortions on one hand, yet refuse to support people who have made bad choices as children.

[JoJo Gunn]

I had written this offline, but since I see your comment, and know you promote yourself as someone religious, (of which I'm not all that much, admittedly), it's just as applicable to your own hypocritical idiocy:

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What would you have said if she'd had an abortion? With your kind the girl can't win.

Do you have any children? If one of you daughters gets pregnant, will you be an abusive pig and call her a little whore? Or will you recognize that ultimately she's imperfect in an imperfect Universe? Isn't that why Jesus was sent here?

You've got some nerve, referencing Jesus in your tagline….