Thousands Protest Roe V. Wade Decision

LiIrabbitfoofoo wrote:

<quoted text>Ahhh, Sin City, got the whole run. Ditto for Sandman, but I have a particular fondness for Death: The High Cost of Living.
Pray tell, are you a fan of Bill Willingham and the Fables series?

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tomtom wrote:

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Here is the lowdown. The "pro-choicers" are really "pro-abortion". They beleive the "unborn child"(a term they dispise) or the fetus( a term they love) is nothing untill some pagan moment, "the quickening", when a breath is taken. Up until then they have stated it is no more than "snot, mucus and just cells.
So when a pro-life person tries to discuss their extreme views, they resort to not discusssing abortion but attacking all of Chirtianity and expecially the Catholics. They use the most vile and filthy language.
So while there may have been a civil discussion at some point the wiccans and atheists, who are angry if you call them pagans, just attack Chritians. They hate Chritianity but love to quote the Bible out of context. Two people, CD the gay and Libberfoo the junkie, use their faux judiasm as a pass to attack anyone they want, then cry "anti-semitism" if you respond. LocoLulu claims to be a chiritian prolifer that had an abortion so she could play tennis and has no problems with any abortions and attacks
Chritians regularly. If you argue too effectively they gang up and report you to get you banned. It is their way.
So there you have it. We who value life are certainly outnumbered but never out thought or out passioned by these proabort pagans.
God Bless and protect you in these shark infested waters.

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God Is The Only Choice wrote:

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Thank you, I'm realizing those things as I read. So, there is some paranoia here? Thinking a poster is another poster? Well, I am prolife, and I think I'm out of here because this place is extremely angry and hostile. No one seems to answer you in a decent manner. Thank you though, for being kind.

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-bluestreak invinceable wrote:

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Sometimes, Plutertoot, ya just gotta say, "when in rome."

-bluestreak invinceable wrote:

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Not so much with the mystical titles in the vertigo line- but I collected many of the miniseries, and was a huge fan of Sandman Mystery Theatre, Shade the Changing Man, Kid Eternity, Doom Patrol, the Invisibles and Swamp Thing. I did like the Childrens Crusade storyline that crossed over many of the vertigo titles.
There are many people I admire in the comics field, from today's greats, to the people of the old school. Miller, I admire, along with George Perez, John Byrne, writers Chris Claremont and Peter David, and damn near everyone associated with Image comics-among others.

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That's what makes him such a good Christian sheep.

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God Is The Only Choice wrote:

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Thank you, I'm realizing those things as I read. So, there is some paranoia here? Thinking a poster is another poster? Well, I am prolife, and I think I'm out of here because this place is extremely angry and hostile. No one seems to answer you in a decent manner. Thank you though, for being kind.

Pluto is a planet wrote:

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I don't know any "Plutertoot" on here.(smile)

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zelda Szymanski wrote:

<quoted text> If you don't believe in God then why do you care what others do or don't do? Discuss the topic. You really are an annoying ,self-righteous bore. Nobody cares about others flaws. The unborn are being discriminated against here. Defend them and stfu already. If not,go elsewhere. Holy shit.

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How ironic that you chastise Pluto for caring what "others" do and don't do, then you turn around and whine about them not "defending the unborn"???
Hypocrite, much?
Speaking of being an "annoying, self-righteous bore."

LiIrabbitfoofoo wrote:

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He was a great guy, except when he needed money or a fix. That man could fix any furnace, no matter how old it was. He was the only guy we had that could work on the old coal furnaces, and update them to modern oil without having to go to the expense of putting in a new one. Much of what we did was housing for the really poor, so we became almost expert at that time in doing more for less if that makes sense. We'd utilize guys like him, give them a house rent free in exchange for work - when it worked, it was win-win for everyone, taking someone off the street and giving them some pocket money and a roof over their heads, and gave them an address where that they could use to get themselves the help they needed from the government, who wouldn't help them if they didn't have an address. The 80's was a funny time to be in real estate in Baltimore, and an even stranger time to be in an industry of younger people trying to gentrify these kinds of communities.
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Its a good one. Its another example of gentrification in a neighborhood. You'll read about the murder of Latonya Kim Wallace, an 11 year old that was raped and murdered and to this day her murder remains unsolved. It really captured Baltimore and some of us more than others, because she was found in the yard of one of our neighbor's properties, and a house I was selling at the time became part of the investigation when a tenant we rented to came up missing, and his abandoned house on Newington Avenue was .... weird. It was a very sad case, and one of the reasons I got out of real estate.
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Exactly. Its an easier trap to fall into than one thinks too, and I speak from experience on that. I was lucky, I came from an educated background and had options, these folks often dont have any, or so few that it seems like none. I loved working at the jail, before we moved to NY because I was able to show a lot of women firsthand that one CAN get out of that kind of life and move forward successfully.

elise in burque wrote:

<quoted text>Sorry to butt in, but what book are you discussing?

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Pluto is a planet wrote:

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I had clearly struck a nerve. Could that be Sassy? It seems very much like her.

Pluto is a planet wrote:

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The truth of what I wrote struck you so hard that you had to respond with a proxy and a fake identity.

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God Is The Only Choice wrote:

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It's The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit. If you want to make fun of someones religion, at least get your facts straight.

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Kenose wrote:

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Speaking of facts......
Got any evidence to back up that claim?

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LadiLulu wrote:

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Possibly. I know she is upset with you because she feels she ahs lost you to the dark side. Join the club!
Although I doubt she could spell that name with that degree of accuracy. It's someone in hiding, clearly.
SSDD!
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LiIrabbitfoofoo wrote:

<quoted text>I dont think I'll ever understand why some of these people are SUCH cowards. So terrified to post under their OWN names that others would know them as.

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God Is The Only Choice wrote:

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I didn't state it as evidence of fact. The original poster said "the holy ghost". I was giving him the correct vernacular. If you have been reading any of my posts, I never said I could back up anything. You're just like the rest of the prochoicers here, looking for a fight. I won't be the one to give it to you.