Ex-abortionist and Planned Parenthood Employee Speak Out

I didnt think you were attacking me at all (apart from the suicide comment). I was simply responding to your statements.

Yeah, I do want an apology, and clearly you arent going to give one, so that's fine. Whatever. That was an incredibly unfair statement for you to make when I said absolutely nothing. Any reasonable adult should say "I'm sorry, I misunderstood you. You didn't say that suicide was ridiculous, I misread your statement and I apologize for implying you said something so horrible when you didnt." But you cant seem to do that for some reason. That doesnt seem reasonable to me, but whatever. You do you.

I'm upset because I just lost a friend to suicide very recently, and you basically said that I was calling suicide ridiculous and saying that it's not important or valid to even talk about. Which I never said. And no, you didnt say "if." But whatever.

I was responding to your statements. You're the only one between the two of us who is getting all mad and acting like we are arguing. I was just responding. What am I supposed to do when you ask a question? Not reply? I'm not arguing with you about anything apart from your inability to apologize when you were so clearly wrong and completely misread what I said. It's not that hard to do. Most people would easily apologize for that, especially after me telling you about my friend and realizing that it's a sensitive subject.

 

@brilliantidiot You obviously haven't studied eschatology!

Jesus of Queensland said abortion is murder. I didn't bring it up, he did.

 

Eschatology

 

The video you posted and the subsequent conversation was, and still is, completely off topic. Just because someone mentions Jesus doesnt mean any other Jesus-related conversation is now "on-topic." Obviously.

 

Oh my gosh, that's awful and disgusting

 

It isn't always. Listen to The Faith Angle podcast and you'll hear two liberals who are pro-life... In fact, a number of liberal Christians are pro-life.

 

I support a lot of liberal ideas, but definitely not that one. This is why labels are dumb and too narrow.

 

Yes definitely, but surely if you were pro life, you couldn’t vote Dems because it would be a deal breaker? That’s how I see it anyway.

 

As long as Pro-Life is explicitly tied to Christianity in the public consciousness, it's going to be hard to get people to critically examine the popular acceptance of / nonchalance towards abortion. A lot of people just don't have the time / spare energy / inclination to look into everything in depth, and so relying on things like considering if the person saying xyz is someone worth listening to- a logical fallacy but a necessary pragmatic step, at least some of the time, in many people's eyes. When someone believes that an all powerful, single God intelligently designed a universe in which suffering and cruelty are the key drivers of the natural world, but he is benevolent...it's understandable that other people might consider them somewhat unhinged and not worth listening to.

keep fighting

 

Maybe some of them hate themselves or had a really hard childhood... that's no excuse for their beliefs or actions of course but some of them should probably be shown some empathy since we never we really know another person's situation but other than that you wrote a great post.

 

There are plenty of Republican candidates who don't seem to care much about abortion. They might be "pro life" but it's obviously not a priority for the., al if I disagree with them on everything else, then I'm not going to vote for them.

Case in point, Donald Trump. If he cared about abolishing abortion as much as he cares about that damn wall, then maybe I would support him just because of that. But he doesnt really seem to care. Its clearly not a priority for him at all.