And it makes just as much sense as your statement did.

http://americaschoicenow.com/

“Abortion is advocated only by persons who have themselves been born.”
Ronald Reagan

In my case, I seriously object to extending the Vice Presidency of the US to a person who is clearly unqualified and uneducated to lead. However, this is further compounded by an even more important consideration: She accepted it.

She’s allowing herself to be used in this way and by a group of people cynical enough to have extended the invitation in the first place. With every speech she gives, she betrays herself with these coded speeches and pressing ahead when it is astoundingly clear she doesn’t have the background to bring any value to the position.

This is also another important consideration because it raises the next logical question. If she is not able to lead, then who really is in charge?

Who’s the person pulling the levers and cables behind the curtain?

The whole thing about some parts of America being more patriotic than others, that small towns are somehow more patriotic, more “pro-American”, religious, more accepting, more whatever than the big cities is an attempt to wrap in the mantle of respectability this fascist movement. It’s an attempt to divide groups and an attempt to drive others through guilt, fear, intimidation, uncertainty and doubt.

Abortion rights is just one of a number of wedge issues used in this manner. The important thing not to miss here is that as they use these word games to identify people who disagree, so they identify themselves. What emerges is a difference between nationalism and patriotism. Between those using religious groups to advance a fascist agenda and those who let them do it.

The movement is based on hatred and control. As such, they wrap themselves in things important in a culture and attempt to use these things as a litmus test by claiming ownership of using them against the very people who hold them dear. And yet, even doing that they out themselves because these symbols are inclusive, not exclusive.

It won’t last – these groups destroy themselves ultimately but the devastation they leave in their wake is serious. And it’s done by convincing people that they are doing the “right thing”. It’s not brain-washing – the vast majority of people really think they are doing the right thing.

I applaud that you are not experiencing any guilt. I support your rights, your choice. I appreciate that you have chosen to exercise control over your own life and that you have chosen to live your life as you choose. And I wish you a bright future free of persecution where you can continue to do so.

Amen. As far as I’m concerned the only folks that should have a vote on the issue of abortion are those folks that are capable of having a abortion. That does not include me.