Bill M DC
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Of course it was defensive, because your comment was offensive.
But I will take the offensive now.
There is a vast difference between what we do (as pro-life supporters) and what you propose. If we are to have any part in the government, we will see that our interest are served, and our interests include not condoning the extermination of innocent human life. I am not politically involved in Iraq and I don't care to be.
It's an issue of principle, that we should not allow this blood to be spilled under our authority. This IS a republic, and those that we elect are elected by the consent of the people, on that same authority. It is our choice and our right to stand firm in the decision not to allow this blood to be on our hands.
Balk as you may, but you have no convincing argument to tell me I should support a "better" candidate when they are pro-choice. It is my opinion that they have already given up the most important and foundational principle in this great nation. In a truly free society, the ONLY job for the government is to protect the weak from oppression, and the unborn constitute the weak.
Can you show me any candidate who is for abortion rights, yet otherwise a worthy candidate? If not, then your former attack is entirely worthless.
It does amaze me however how many pro-lifers either have nothing to say about the criminal sacrifice of innocent life in an illegal occupation or condone out right ethnic cleansing, economic genocide and the sacrifice of our babies on an illegal battle field! Any one who lists themselves as pro-life and relegates their concern and action only to the unborn are liars.