Posts Tagged ‘abortion’
The Tebow Commercial: What Was All The Fuss About?
The following link to Youtube is the Tim Tebow commercial that so many feminist groups went apoplectic about. You tell me, if you had not heard from the NAGs (Rush Limbaugh’s spin on the NOW gang referring to them as the ‘gals’) would you have gotten that from the video?:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BIOTItUwvk
At the same time, where is the feminist outrage over 88 year old Betty White’s tackle?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOyf5cUeEB4&feature=related
Maybe it is time we tell the truth: those feminists are only preaching to the choir when it fits their agenda, and nothing else. Let’s hope this doesn’t simply blow over and we as a nation are reminded more and more of what we have become and begin to change the way we view ‘choice’. Then maybe someone sent by God Himself will be allowed to be born and grow up and find cures for what ails us.
Champions For Life
With all the flap over Tim Tebow and his mother featured in a Super Bowl ad discussing her decision to choose life for Tim, the following link with video shows just how far we have come in the last 23 years of addressing the issue of abortion:
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/kathleen-mckinley/2010/02/04/tim-tebow-has-nothing-these-guys
The problem with our ‘progress’ has been to not defend the defenseless unborn but the mother’s ‘right to choose’ as long as it is to choose abortion. That includes partial-birth abortion; a procedure that allows all but the baby’s head to be born and then have the base of its skull punctured and the ‘contents’ sucked out.
Yes, you have come a long way, baby! But only if by meaning ‘baby’ you are referring to the mother…..
Since this film was produced 23 years ago, we have added another 30 million Americans to the obituary columns in the name of ‘choice’. That’s 30,000,000 folks!
I heard it said the other day: when we stand before God and ask why He didn’t give us someone to find the cure for AIDS or cancer or famine or any of a number of woes in the world, He will reply “I did, but you kept killing them before giving them a chance”.
Oh, yeah; here is a link to a discussion between Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar on the View trying to make sense of it all. Pay close attention to Ms. Behar’s response:
Boy, if that isn’t a reason for killing! The thought police are out in force on this one…..
And we wonder what has happened to our county and our culture……
May God forgive us…………..
Hooray For Hollywood Update
On May 12th I posted an article with link referencing the last surviving member of the Titanic and how the stars of the movie version were coming to her rescue due to her not having enough money to remain in her nursing home. It was pointed out that, in the country where she lives (Great Britain) they have nationalized health care and, as such, why should she have to worry? After all, isn’t national health care the greatest thing since sliced bread?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/hampshire/8070095.stm
We also see Mr. Obama pushing to “make it happen” by year’s end under the promise that, in doing so, we will then begin to bring the deficit under control!
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0509/23050.html
Well, in today’s news, Milvina Dean (age 97) has died. Thus ends our last living connection with the sinking of the Titanic (even though she was only nine weeks old when it sunk) and, as such, there is no longer a need to worry about meeting her health care costs.
It is also a sign of things to come: as it has been repeatedly pointed out, Social Security and Medicare / Medicaid costs have skyrocketed lately due to the fact that, on average, we are living longer! If the current administration has its way, that will soon take care of itself. There is a push to keep abortion “safe, legal and rare” up to and including the entire “fetus” being outside the womb save the head. At that point it is legal to abort. And, if by chance we survive being born, at the other end of the spectrum is the “option” of suicide; or, as it is phrased: “death with dignity”. Either way you slice it, we as a society are facing an increasingly European style view of the value of life. And, if that is any indication of things to come, just like Milvina Dean living in a country that already has nationalized health care, we too may find that we have “outlived our usefulness”. Especially when you put it in the context that, unlike Ms. Dean, we were not “fortunate” enough to have survived an historical disaster (unless you count the sinking of America historical) and thus stay in the spotlight way past our usefulness. Only time will tell….