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    Tag: O2

    Oxygen Deficiency


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Mon Dec 31, 2012 at 09:16:51 PM EST
    Tags: Abortion, Deficiency, Michigan, O2, Oxygen, Planned Parenthood, The Left, Coal Mines (all tags)

    Often I marvel at the complete disconnect associated with the left, and its assumptions on all manner of issues.

    It is incredibly difficult to hold back an utter contempt for the mental state suggesting that defense of personal liberties requires the use of force and abrogation of others' rights.  And frankly, its hard to overcome disgust with such wretched thinking that suggests protecting children from [the possibility of] abuse is best done by murdering those children before they can take their first breath.

    And someone having the nerve to state objections to such obvious violence, invites scorn from a part of society that has disconnected itself from humanity.  It draws fire from those who have had their souls stripped from them by expanding relativity and acceptance of violence toward fellow human beings through 'new media' entertainment, virtual slaughter, and the promotion of abortion as morally superior to the possibility of abuse.

    The air around people such as these can be quickly consumed with tiresome rhetoric and hyperbole. The vacuous assumptions, and particularly the words spewing like flame, burn all that is breathable and starve those who inhale too deeply, of that which allows recognizable conscious discourse.  In fact one might assume the dream state of the affected left is nearly complete when seeing the responses to a simple statement of fact as reported recently by our local newspaper:

    "Commissioner Jason Gillman rallied other commissioners against the grant application. Gillman said he couldn't support providing any type of aid to Planned Parenthood of West and Northern Michigan, regardless of the program.

    "The organization is designed to kill babies," Gillman said. "The nicer side of it is only there to mask its evil intent. That is to kill babies."


    The  report was accurate.  It was what was said to the reporter when the interview was given a day before publication.  It was a statement of what should appear obvious when looking at the history and outcome of planned parenthood's operations.

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