PLM
The Prolifeman <The email@the here.com>
The Austin, The Texas USA - Tuesday, November 30, 1999 at 18:04:53 (EST)
from ip95.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
"The PLM"
There! :P
P.S.: I wonder what "the Carolyn" thinks about all of this...
"The Prolifeman"
The Prolifeman <theprolifeman@thehotmail.com>
The Austin, The TX USA - Tuesday, November 30, 1999 at 12:00:53 (EST) from
ip1.austin18.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
PLM
The Prolifeman <theprolifeman@thehotmail.com>
The Austin, The TX USA - Tuesday, November 30, 1999 at 11:53:48 (EST) from
ip1.austin18.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Right-to-life people come in all sizes, shapes, colors, religions,
political views, etc. But of course, you can't accept that because it
would challenge your own viewpoints and actually make you think instead of
spout your own version of the abortion partyline.
Sehlat
USA - Tuesday, November 30, 1999 at 11:31:31 (EST) from
libbkr171.library.Vanderbilt.Edu
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Monday, November 29, 1999 at 14:02:28 (EST) from
ip102.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
But here's where it gets sticky. At what price do we preserve life, and where is the line drawn? While I certainly don't support murdering a child just because it's born premature or is unwanted, there is a huge difference between an abortion and simply allowing nature to take its course. Miscarriages usually happen because the child can not, even at full term, live on its own outside of the womb. This child should have been allowed to die naturally in his mother's arms. Instead he was used as some sort of guinea pig for the hospital. I find the whole situation despicable, and I hope that the parents win!
Meagan
Meagan <meagan_blake@hotmail.com>
Columbus, OH USA - Monday, November 29, 1999 at 13:37:22 (EST) from
derby094.sbs.ohio-state.edu
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Monday, November 29, 1999 at 12:05:37 (EST) from
ip102.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Monday, November 29, 1999 at 11:51:24 (EST) from
ip102.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
I, hereby known as ::really:: anonymous, would like to point out that the comment Mr. Burke has re-posted with his latest comments, was not a quote of sass's, but rather a quote of a comment made by ::another:: guest. If you read the book over the last several days, you would've been able to figure that out. Sass has so far only rolled her eyes at Mr. Burke's comments, an action frequently taken by many a guest here. If you indeed are one of the ::grown-ups:: that would like to carry on a conversation here, what might that conversation be, and why must you be anonymous? =^)
I remain,
really anonymous
USA - Wednesday, November 24, 1999 at 15:36:23 (EST) from
bellatrix.anonymizer.com
Did I say or imply that it did?
J. S. Burke
USA - Sunday, November 21, 1999 at 22:35:02 (EST) from 147.226.152.69
JCEIIcanon city, co USA - Wednesday, November 17, 1999 at 09:54:29 (EST) from cc-ppp151.ri "Many conservative women have weird "ideas" concerning reality and morality."
When I asked you (after illustrating that one man's concept of weird is another man's norm) whose concept of weird we were to go by, you replied:
JCEIIcanon city, co USA - Wednesday, November 17, 1999 at 15:22:56 (EST) from cc-ppp56.ris.net "To sass A. frass: marriage is whatever anyone wants it to be just like being in love/lust, being a "parent" or what the definition of a "baby" or "life" could be. For me...."
So it seems by your own "wisdom", that in fact the "weird" ideas that
conservative women have, are simply only your idea of weird, with
the obvious reality that your own ideas are quite possibly, "weird" to
others. Thanks for clearing that up :-)
~Sass
A-frass county, Canada - Thursday, November 18, 1999 at 14:59:40 (EST)
from 24.65.135.51.sk.wave.home.com
The Prolifeman
P.S.
The rules for quote submissions are that each one begin with a "the" before the name of the person being addressed in the quote.
For example: "To the Carolyn", why dont you focus on lives already here after birth rather than silly fetuses, and renounce the Satanic GOP which favors the rich only?, etc...
The PLM
The Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Thursday, November 18, 1999 at 10:51:34 (EST) from
ip65.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Wow, Beanies count as kids now? I've got more "kids" than the little old lady who lived in a shoe ;)
But of course the sarcasm which drips from my screen and makes a mess of
the papers on my desk is being totally missed by Burke and Pinny. Where
are the paper towels?
Sehlat
Music city, TN USA - Wednesday, November 17, 1999 at 16:05:42 (EST) from
libbkr197.library.Vanderbilt.Edu
What will I wear for the interviews?
~Sass
Rolling Eye Hills, Canada - Wednesday, November 17, 1999 at 15:08:27 (EST)
from 24.65.135.51.sk.wave.home.com
The Carolyn ~ Can you refer me to a good agent? I fear that with all this "truth" coming out, "enquiring minds" are going to be hounding me for the "skinny" on those kids. Unfortunate, but with JCEII assuring everyone that Joe Mama speaks the truth, who am I to protest?
Burke ~ *rolls eyes again* (lol)
JCEII ~ Though I am just about prepared to "accept" your unfailingly wisdom-laden comments, when you say "Many conservative women have weird "ideas" concerning reality and morality", *whose* concept of what is "weird" are we going by? My neighbor thinks he is married to a 56" tall stuffed giraffe, and insists that because he is the "father" of 37 (and counting as his "wife" is expecting) "children" (read: beanie babies), that he will soon make the Guiness World Book of Records. He thinks he has the perfect family. Should we base "weird" on his concept of reality and morality, yours, ours or what? I wait for your "wisdom".
Brenda ~ Stop it... you know it's not nice to pick on Burke... he's only
trying to have fun!
~Sass
Fatsville, Canada - Wednesday, November 17, 1999 at 11:37:26 (EST) from
24.65.135.51.sk.wave.home.com
You can roll your eyes all you like,
Sass, but that doesn't make you right.
J. S. Burke
Muncie, IN USA - Tuesday, November 16, 1999 at 23:50:24 (EST) from
147.226.152.76
Of course. He's in the top 99.9%,
which leaves only 0.1% of the population
below him.
The Burke
Munciethrashtown, IN USA - Tuesday, November 16, 1999 at 23:07:49 (EST)
from 147.226.152.76
Burke, *rolls eyes*
Heather, a ticket here is on the way, conditional upon potty training that immaculately conceived baby doll of mine :-)
Brenda, you slay me.
Everyone else, hi again... long time no talk!
~Sass
FREEZIN, Canada - Tuesday, November 16, 1999 at 13:03:23 (EST) from
24.65.135.51.sk.wave.home.com
Brenda: You are a diamond among cubic zirconia, fresh rosemary in a world of dehydrated wannabes and your authority in the realms of math, politics, and mango juice is well established.
Jeff: Only if it's frozen.
Sehlat: I miss you. Have a cold one on
me. *tosses her a carbonated beverage of her choice*
Heather
CA USA - Monday, November 15, 1999 at 18:40:30 (EST) from
ppp8.compuall.net
I'd rather have a bigot think I'm Jewish than a Jewish person think I'm a
bigot.
Sehlat
Music City, TN USA - Monday, November 15, 1999 at 13:03:05 (EST) from libbkr197.library.Vanderbilt.Edu
I concur with Heather, and not only is she a pork chop eating gentile, but
a sahm goddess/superwoman - ultra proficient at potty training,
outwitting abortion supporters and philosopher kings, outwriting those who
would think abortion can be defended from the Bible (hey where is that
piece?) and leaping buildings in a single bound! Gads I'm glad I'm on the
same side as you now that I see all that in print ;-)
Sass <sassnotspam@yahoo.com>
Canucksville, eh? , CANADA - Monday, November 15, 1999 at 01:12:26 (EST)
from 24.65.135.51.sk.wave.home.com
No, I haven't. My favorite SF writers at the moment are (and they change monthly): Stanislaw Lem, non-pulp P. K. Dick, Sam Delany, Steve Donaldson and Neal Stephenson. I've met the latter three at conventions; very nice people in addition to great writers.
Pick up a copy of Parable of the Talents -- a real page turner!
Thanks for the tip. I've read a few of Butler's stories in magazines,
I believe.
J. S. Burke
Muncie, IN USA - Tuesday, November 09, 1999 at 22:23:09 (EST) from
147.226.152.87
I did only if you take the necessary human hosts into account.
J. S. Burke
Muncie, IN USA - Tuesday, November 09, 1999 at 22:18:13 (EST) from
147.226.152.87
Meagan
Meagan <meagan_blake@hotmail.com>
USA - Sunday, November 07, 1999 at 04:43:15 (EST) from
dhcp9533141.columbus.rr.com
"Supposedly" meaning "in a fictional context", not uncertainty on my part.
HP: An aggregate of nothing but obligate and fastidiously dependent organisms could not survive by themselves except in stasis.
Some natural viruses can remain "alive" (or, rather, functional, since they're not really living things on a rigorous analysis) but dormant in the open air or in soil almost for an indefinite period--decades at least, we know. Non-host animals can carry viruses in their blood and other bodily fluids for their entire lives--and, if a host comes into proper contact with the non-host and the host is exposed to a high enough concentration, he'll get infected.
As a collection, they would not have the means for self continuation, and therefore cannot form an ecosystem.
I never said they were an ecosystem per se--I meant they're only one if you also take into account their intended hosts: humans. I tend to view the host-virus connection as a special unit; together, the viruses, once unleashed on a human, form an ecosystem in "co-operation" with the human host's resources. Separtely, one virus strain could kill a person; but together, the collection becomes synergetic.
You need to review what a virus is.
You need to stop pretending like you alone know microbiology and virology.
Perhaps you are postulating some other infectious organisms which are not of viral nature.
"Virus" is a very broad term for a number of acellular organisms that require host cells to multiply. That's a basic definition that allows a wide range of organisms to be included under its category. Some consider prions viruses; and some don't consider retroviruses to be classical viruses. The term is just a general division.
I already addressed the fact that sci fi goes beyond present knowledge, but the good stuff does not trample on what is established.
Complete garbage. In one of his FUTURE HISTORY stories (I believe), Heinlein wrote of a future where scientists kind of chuckled at general and special relativity. Tons of SF authors have written about a world where future science has found different principles from the ones we have now (and not all of the new principles are the result intertheoretical reduction).
As for saying 'sci fi': that does not negate my knowledge of the genre. Just shows my age. I was a big fan quite a few years before you were born.
In fandom, the term "sci-fi" has never
been popular--in fact, it's been
frowned upon since at least Campbell's
time. Today, using it marks one as
either a neophyte or a superficial
fan who knows Star Trek and not much
else. "Sci-fi" as a term was a supposedly hip invention of outsiders to
describe the genre.
J. S. Burke
Muncie, IN USA - Saturday, November 06, 1999 at 23:32:03 (EST) from
34.indianapolis-03-04rs.in.dial-access.att.net
Of course, now there is even a Choice for Men site at http://www.nas.com/c4m. Although initially my reaction was to think "what a bunch of responsibility-dodging losers," a lot of what they say makes sense. After all, why should women be the only ones who get to make choices about the fate of an unplanned child? Why should the woman be the only one who has a "choice" to be a parent or not?
And of course, there's always the flip side to the "choice" issue. What if a woman wants to have an abortion but the baby's father doesn't want his child killed? What if he's even willing to take total custody of the child after it's born, releasing the mother from any further responsibility? Too bad for him. This happened to a very dear friend of mine. The pregnancy was the responsibilty of both him and his girlfriend, but she decided to have an abortion. He was crushed and tried to talk her out of it, but she was determined to go through with it. Luckily (?) she ended up miscarrying before her appointment. My friend didn't have to live with the guilt of being involved in his child's murder. Or rather, in being unable to prevent it. The idea that abortion is just a "women's issue" is ludicrous, and I believe it's just another example of the victim mentality in the US today.
Meagan
Meagan <meagan_blake@hotmail.com>
Columbus, OH USA - Friday, November 05, 1999 at 21:19:09 (EST) from
dhcp9533141.columbus.rr.com
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Friday, November 05, 1999 at 10:57:04 (EST) from
ip108.austin18.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
By the way, I had a chance to check out some of your web site. Your list of the good side of being single cracked me up! I also liked your response to the ludicrous view of "Biblical" sex that you found. I was groaning as I read the quote itself, and was pleased to see that you responded pretty much the way I would have.
Keep up the good work, and I look forward to reading the rest of your page when I have time.
Meagan
Meagan <meagan_blake@hotmail.com>
Columbus, OH USA - Friday, November 05, 1999 at 02:31:40 (EST) from
dhcp9533141.columbus.rr.com
That's because I'm not trying to fool anyone. I'm screwing around in the
GB for fun--maybe not everyone thinks it's fun, but I do. It's sort of
like talking to yourself in public.
J. S. Burke
Muncie, IN USA - Thursday, November 04, 1999 at 22:38:25 (EST) from
147.226.152.143
Not the number of them alone, no.
because they are dependent upon other organisms for life and reproduction.
In the natural world, yes. The ones of which I spoke jokingly are supposedly artifical. It's theorectically possible to have an ecosystem of viral agents that is self-contained. Such a system does not exist now, but could.
You are describing bacteriophages, apparently.
The fictional viruses have bacteriophagic elements, yes. But they're not BPs per se.
Please name one strain of phage that is, by itself, lethal to humans.
It's _fiction_, O Miss Biohazard Wisdom. Name one macroscopic object that has even broken the light-barrier. That doesn't mean one won't in the future. Confining science to what's currently known in science fiction is called laziness and lack of imagination.
A virus is a fastidious organism, and rather species specific with respect to host preference.
No sh1t. That's why there isn't much species cross-infection among viral pathogens.
Good sci fi writers do a little research before they write.
Calling it "sci-fi" tells me right off that you know little or nothing about real SF.
You haven't even _read_ the book or have
any clue what it's about. You just love
throwing your supposed expertise around
to criticize what is essentially a personal joke.
J. S. Burke
Muncie, IN USA - Thursday, November 04, 1999 at 22:32:56 (EST) from
147.226.152.143
I dont take solace Norman! I want live births. The fact that 55% of the people are ignorant PROVES the borts are winning the all important TOMA/propaganda war. As long as Republicans are inept, as I have said, the killing will continue. We spen too much time talking about the proceedure, and not the fact that choicists are provedly bold facedly lying on this and how and when. People actually believe THEM, not US, and we are to blame!!!!! If we cant communicate to people that PBA isnt about saving womens health, if people believe its needed for LOTM, and our own "party" the republicans bill contains an UNNEEDED LOTM exception where the brain suck occurs when women simply DONT need that to save their lives, then we CANT WIN. Babies will keep dying until lifers learn that *imaging* is 99.99% of the issue in terms of bannings and restrictions. Our side loses because our side doesnt spend enough time attacking BORTS and their intentions and motives and proving to the public that THEY cant be trusted. Its all about WHO the PUBLIC BELEIVES. Right now, they STILL think its about womens health, womens rights, and LOTM, and avoiding back alley coat hangerings. Uhtil we win there, we cant win the debate on PBA, much less Roe...
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Thursday, November 04, 1999 at 08:51:20 (EST) from
ip99.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
So what is my point here? Simply this. I am sick and tired of hearing people who live in their little white-bread worlds sit around and talk about how much help is out there, and who should be helping whom. I'm tired of people who don't know what it's like to need help and not be able to get it sitting around and telling me (and people like JCEIII) that the help is available. When it comes to mental illness, most people would prefer to leave THAT treatment to the faceless government. Believe me, it's a heck of a lot easier for a knocked-up teenager to get help than it is for a mentally ill person. People in general are more sympathetic and less afraid of the immoral than they are of the insane. It's kind of disgusting, really. The people who are mentally ill have done absolutely nothing to cause their problems. But those who find themselves with an unwanted pregnancy are, in most cases, 100% responsible for the situation they're in, yet they get the help and the sympathy while us "crazy people" get the shaft. Make sense out of THAT one for me, will ya?
So, Brenda and Sehlat and anyone else who wants to talk about what help is and isn't available, and where people should and shouldn't turn for help, just try to get help for mental illness. Sure, being an unwed mother might not be the most respected station in our society, but it's a hell of a lot better than being someone with a mental health problem!
What does all of this have to do with the abortion issue? Not much, really, but you all started it, so I had to throw in my two cents worth. :-)
Meagan
Meagan <meagan_blake@hotmail.com>
Columbus, OH USA - Wednesday, November 03, 1999 at 21:44:27 (EST) from
dhcp9533141.columbus.rr.com
Learn the facts and always argue from them, especially when liberal/leftists all too quickly stoop to ad hominem and other fallacious, invalid, irrelevant, specious arguments.--Matt Wallace, aka The Compleat Heretic; i.e., an economic and social conservative, Republican, moral traditionalist, pro-life, Army veteran, Secular Humanist atheist
Always join the battle when personal biases are put forth as "facts," unmitigated ignorance as "knowledge," and abject lies as "truth."
Never shrink from the good fight regardless of how frenzied the opposition or how slight your support.
Remember that even if you don't change your opponent's mind, your good, honest arguments and sincere, principled stand will influence those who constitute the generally undecided and uncommitted majority.
And Melissa...I know what song you're talking about it, and I had never
been able to make out the lyrics before, but I've got the &%$# thing in my
head now! Thanks a lot!
Brenda
Waterloo, Canada - Tuesday, November 02, 1999 at 23:56:37 (EST) from
fitch.math.uwaterloo.ca
I don't know. When I hear "holism,"
I think of the Indo-European creation
myth where the Warriors came from the
arms of a mythic giant, the priests
from his brow and the peasants from
his testicles.
J. S. Burke
Muncie, IN USA - Tuesday, November 02, 1999 at 22:15:58 (EST) from
147.226.152.143
No it isnt. We can debate allocation of funds for post borns, but the whole point is that abortion ISNT financial need based. The killers have a choice to do it. Its attitude and morality based, a moral problem like Alan Keyes says. The *parents* are the ones who need to take responsibility both prebirth and postbirth. Financially and otherwise. WIC, TANF, etc. in welfare have literally replaced fathers INSTEAD of holding them accountable for the products of their sexual activity. Real human beings die as a result of this rampant sexual irresponsibility among BOTH SEXES. People dont want to change their sexual habits, and thats the bottom line because every intercourse CAN result in pregnancy, (and everybody knows this, lets be honest!) each woman who inst raped or LOTM (nearly all abortions are conveienence) HAD A CHOICE to allow sperm transfer. She can masturbate or be abstinent UNTIL married and willing to give birth. We USED to do it that way. As reently as the 50's, girls understood no sex until marriage that involved sperm transfer. If they got pg, abortion wasnt an option. You married the father, he had no choice, or if there was no way of making him, you adopted. You didnt ask for the government to fund a single mother home when adoptive parents existed of means! We send the message now directly to women, and indirectly to men, that the state will finanace their threat to abort or abandon children. Unless taxpayers pay, they will *kill.* That isnt much better than the abortion problem itself. Its the lesser of two absolute evils, but its coercively obtained. Thats the whole point. They must take responsibility. Period. Its This "enabling" mindset by even some LIFERS that we must remove the "need" for women to abort is faulty for that reason...
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Tuesday, November 02, 1999 at 09:53:03 (EST) from
ip138.austin18.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Love and hugs,
Doctor Faredo
Sisollare Faredo
Alexandsidomesi Solsifasi, Egypt - Sunday, October 31, 1999 at 16:17:17
(EST) from VIRGO.BSUVC.BSU.EDU
Love, Doctor Faredo
Doctor Sisollare Faredo
Alexandsidomesi Solsifasi, Egypt - Saturday, October 30, 1999 at 03:27:45
(EDT) from ORION.BSUVC.BSU.EDU
Manly reasons for some abortions...
Whenever a guy does this the woman should smell a rat, buy some cheese for him and not an abortion!
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Friday, October 29, 1999 at 17:28:46 (EDT) from
ip188.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Meagan
Meagan <meagan_blake@hotmai.com>
OH USA - Thursday, October 28, 1999 at 04:07:38 (EDT) from
dhcp9533141.columbus.rr.com
4 stars!
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Wednesday, October 27, 1999 at 11:54:48 (EDT) from
ip137.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Thanks for allowing me to share. I now return you to your regular intense
debating and posts.
Linda Prussen-Razzano
Arlington, TX USA - Wednesday, October 27, 1999 at 02:46:33 (EDT) from
ppp14-6.ght.iadfw.net
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Monday, October 25, 1999 at 13:52:30 (EDT) from
ip104.austin18.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
So, I will give a near link. Its a new discussion on Society, Piety, & Noteriety on Brown's Opinion Piece called "Partial Birth Abortion: Republicans are still acting like losers..."
All here please read it and add to the discussion if possible. I know I am going to get flamed over criticizing Republicans and lifers debating skills and packaging of arguments, but we dont seem to ever learn IMHO how to debate this issue on the Hill. We dont focus properly and let them define the terms of debate itself which is why we keep losing. At this rate PBA will be legal forever, and BC will veto with impunity. I feel Clinton lies with impunity in large part DUE to Republican ineptitude at cornering him.
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Friday, October 22, 1999 at 11:55:33 (EDT) from
PPPa7-ResaleAustin2-1R1075.saturn.bbn.com
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Thursday, October 21, 1999 at 18:19:00 (EDT) from
ip56.austin18.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Thursday, October 21, 1999 at 11:25:21 (EDT) from
ip63.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Thursday, October 21, 1999 at 06:51:46 (EDT) from
ip63.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Wednesday, October 20, 1999 at 12:38:53 (EDT) from
ip124.austin18.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
You cant be the first black woman president, BILL CLINTON has already said, IIRC, that *HE* is the first black woman president!!! And the sad part is he actually may believe it!!!! So, you are too late...
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Tuesday, October 19, 1999 at 17:18:04 (EDT) from
ip71.austin20.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Yes Jason, male race traitor! Thats exactly one part of what is FASCIST about the laws, the same ones which make you and me pay child support and even cover gestational bills, and then tell us we have to sit by without anything to say about life we CO-created and must pay for pampers for! Abortion by any sex cant be fair even in mere equal protection laws for men and women. Note you are also defedning the ability of women to evade child support when MEN under law must pay from sex alone. If HE must so must SHE.Thats equality! And you are MALE?? You oughta admire these "conservative feminists" instead of blasting them as a man. If you agreed to equality, you couldnt support abortion because the child dies with no votes, number one, and number two the man involved doesnt. And you call yourself an egalitarian???
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Monday, October 18, 1999 at 18:29:15 (EDT) from
ip158.austin20.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Right GRLL'S are WRONG!
I was surfing the net when I stumbled upon a fascist web site. Was this
site about the KKK, Hitler, or fascism? No my friends, far worst, FEMINIST
CONSERVATIVES! This page depicts male hate and views contradictory to that
of an egalitarian society. The ideal of equality is associated with
socialism (a society in which everyone is equal), not conservatism (a
society based on competition, hierarchies, and inequality). Women in the
19th and 20th century have struggled for equal rights, which they are
justly entitled to. The question is where to you draw the line? This site
is pro-life, and is against abortions. The women's right to get an
abortion is fundamental to their rights of equality, is it not? The verity
is, that the woman can make the choice herself, regardless of whether the
man wants the baby or not. This is no longer an issue of equality, but one
of religion, specifically Christianity. Was Jesus (assumed to have
actually existed) a capitalist or a socialist? Jesus in biblical text was
a socialist because he believed in the unity of all people. To be truly
progressive humans must learn to share, and communicate, not get rich, and
see how much they can scam. Sex is irrelevant to any "equal" ideology.
Social progress starts when you leave the corruption's of money (which
segregates everyone, whether it is by sex, race, or social standing), and
learn how to bestow to all. Killing a baby is definitely wrong, but it is
also wrong to raise a child in a broken home, or with parents that won't
love the child. Stopping sex before marriage is not a viable solution in a
secular society. If abortions are banned, then it will be up to the
government to provide day care. This means a rise in taxes via the
increase of new social services, which goes against conservative ideology.
Feminists might have some good ideas; but to many of their views
contradict each other. Problem solving must be done with logic, and
non-bias. Control your feelings (don't shut them, because apathy is not a
solution either), just think clear headed, and maybe then you people will
find a progressive way to better society. All you are doing is just adding
to that useless struggle of debate, never to be heard, on top of that
anthill we call humanity. You don't change society in a day; you start by
changing yourself from the inside out!
My previous messages in the guest book were omitted until I complained, since they have magically appeared, I will apologize. P.'S spelling girl "G-R-L-L" doesn't impress anyone! Valium, Ritilan, Prozac and other mind-bending drugs will not stop creatively, originality, and the left!
Meagan
Meagan <meagan_blake@hotmail.com>
USA - Saturday, October 16, 1999 at 20:34:41 (EDT) from
dhcp9533141.columbus.rr.com
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Wednesday, October 13, 1999 at 13:41:22 (EDT) from
ip13.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
True Norman. Fact is, choicers ascribe adult traits on children, and consider parental consents unconstitutional WITHOUT judicial bypass, ie, if she cant override notice or consent by a judge, claiming ON HER OWN BEHALF that she understands at age 12 what abortion is, what it will do to her body and mind, LONG TERM, its unthinkable and should be illegal under the constitution. Do we in general consider legal children capable of these things? On tvs Politically Incorrect, I saw a choicer female sit there and say "if the little girl is capable of bearing a child, that is, of becoming pregnant, shes capable and WOMAN biologically, so she OWNS her OWN BODY, only she can decide what to do with it!"
Now, what OTHER THINGS logically does this lead to defending if one were consistent in this so-called "logic" ? Think of things that come to mind that you would ALSO have to defend to be consistently even-handed in your argument that would have to enjoy the same state protection. Is it possible for these to exist simultaneously? I think not. Its a fascinating condridiction...
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Wednesday, October 13, 1999 at 09:22:28 (EDT) from
ip204.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
One more thing...SASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How I've missed seeing that name
about. Glad that you're still breathing you sahm-goddess.
Heather
CA USA - Tuesday, October 12, 1999 at 20:14:57 (EDT) from
sweet.compuall.net
The
site formerly known as The Home Of The HOT Debate
~Sass
Canada - Tuesday, October 12, 1999 at 18:09:53 (EDT) from
24.65.135.51.sk.wave.home.com
You'll find
the article on the main page of the site formerly known as The Home Of The
HOT Debat (wink, wink), with a new message. Click on the link, and Carolyn
you are free to place the article on Rightgrrl if you like.
I could spout off here in the gb, but you know I'd take up way too much
room!
~Sass
Canada - Tuesday, October 12, 1999 at 18:04:43 (EDT) from
24.65.135.51.sk.wave.home.com
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Tuesday, October 12, 1999 at 17:51:50 (EDT) from
ip93.austin18.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Monday, October 11, 1999 at 09:04:21 (EDT) from
ip81.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
First theres a link between abortion and crime, and now between tough antiabortion laws and child care monies! More "lifers dont care about post borns just fetuses, and we are cruel to women once they give birth! I smell a rat! And the newspapers report this prochoice slantededly, a study whose very premise is a prochoice LIE, uncritically, and just recently the same paper reported that "the neccessity of PBA is hotly debated, some saying its needed and some not"
Unchallenged! Why is it that choicers say nonsense and its portrayed as
gospel, and lifers do everything and they are kooks? This is sickening. I
am getting sick...
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Sunday, October 10, 1999 at 16:24:32 (EDT) from
ip142.austin18.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Sunday, October 03, 1999 at 21:30:49 (EDT) from
ip23.austin20.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Norman:
"Prussen-Razzano pointed out that the loss of an unborn child affects a mother no less deeply than the loss of a born child would if he or she were murdered.
What about dad? It amazes me, that while I have mixed feelings on this bill, and am almost forced to support it on "better than nothing grounds" even as a staunch literally no-exceptions lifer, that not one person notices the same hypocrisy I keep noting. This bill is sexism at its worse. For hours on c-span I watched as BOTH sides defended a WOMANS choice to keep her child, while ignoring a MANS. Actually ridiculing it in BOTH directions, in fact. Worse, both sides, not just lifers noted this "fundamental right"-for WOMEN ONLY. Now, before anyone jumps on me let me say I DONT support violence against women or pregnant ones by ANYONE. I am 100% pro-motherhood! Then again, I am also 100% pro-fatherhood. Months ago, on the Jerry Hughes show, I noted how "choice" was erroding a womans choice to birth, which was true, but its comparatively rare, at least, to the reverse of women aborting, committing violence and removing a child from their father. Why isnt this a crime punishable by life in jail for women? Like I told Carolyn Gargaro on the show, about this kind of thing which I brought up, I LOATHE the thought of women's BIRTHING rights, true reproductive rights, being abridged, which makes it harder to convey my point in this entry. The trouble is, if its a human life, and in the republican bill the crime is homicide against that, the MOTHER would HAVE to be included. Period. Otherwise, and aslo (no especially!) under the Lofgren plan, the charge actually logically MUST be limited to assault. I would like it to be more serious, but its discrimination against men if its passed as is. I would be fine with supporting this bill, if only it werent so sexist and one way. I believe in real equal protection. A bill that *reinforces* the idea that children are at will the disposable property of the mother is NOT really ideally, or dare I say if at all, prolife. A true motherhood sanctity bill wouldnt exempt abortion and worse, even hypocritically condemn fathers who are denied their babies at the same time for trying to unilaterally enforce his choice on her when she refused regular abortion while passing on abortion. If this bill passes, women's power of choice is now absolute even for rare beatings unlikely to induce miscarriage WHILE they already had a right to refuse abortion demands from the child's father. It seems nobody can get enough of female choice, but nobody will entertain ANY choice for men in any direction here! The concept of ANY woman ever getting this done to her, is seen as more important than 30%+ of fathers being aborted on at will against their wishes LEGALLY at present! This bill gives women a HANDS DOWN UNDISPUTED UNDILUTED license to kill, wheras before, both sides admitted the question of WHEN life began was open to debate. At least legally. I dont believe that, but law at least thought so which was at least semi-consistent with abortion laws. Both bill versions, like the VAWA (HCR182) on steriods, sets up women as a special class deserving absolute power and rights even more than Roe did. As such it cannot satisfy equal protection/treatment even remotely of the founding fathers documents. Its unconstitutional. And amazingly, *neither* side notices this! Or cares! How about real, honest debate?
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Sunday, October 03, 1999 at 11:14:15 (EDT) from
ip26.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
http://www.drudgereport.com/matt5.htm
Vespera
Seaside, California USA - Friday, October 01, 1999 at 23:07:34 (EDT) from
mb150-48.monterey.edu
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Wednesday, September 29, 1999 at 13:47:05 (EDT) from
ip223.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
PLM
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Wednesday, September 29, 1999 at 08:34:58 (EDT) from
ip223.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
AGE: Dunno. Mommy and daddy never told me.
POLITICAL AFFILIATION: None. I believe in no laws against nothing and think I should be allowed to steal stuff without getting the cops called on me. If there wasn’t any cops, that wouldn’t be a problem. So, I’m not with any party really since none of them are for my right to steal. I like to get my stuff the really old fashioned way—just take it!
HOBBIES: I like stealing hubcaps off of cars in the Johova’s Witness parking lot behind my house, washing my hair in gutter water and having long conversations with the eight family dogs while we relieve ourselves in the back yard.
POLITICAL PET PEEVE: Those who think stealing is, like, bad. If nobody ever stole anything, nobody would have nothing!
BOOKS I RECOMMEND: The Bible. It’s full of people ripping stuff off—like all them Jews just taking their land from all them pagans! Way to go Koshers!
FAVORITE MUSIC: Death metal. I love any song that mentions blood-drinking and the "gas-pipe escape."
MY ASPIRATIONS: To steal a space-heater for the carport. Squatting down out there in winter freezes my buns!
MY TAKE ON ABORTION: Abortion is wrong. Infants are, like, $1000 a piece on the black market, and abortion destroys infants that I might otherwise steal and sell! Duh!
ROLE MODELS & HEROES: My mommy Sianis and my brother Boobie. Mommy taught me how to be a woman when I was young, and Boobie taught me the same thing again in the carport last month.
COMMENT: Come on, people—stealing is not bad! It’s a part of our society! Just get used to it. I mean, you can buy new stuff, can’t you?
Louella Prater
USA - Wednesday, September 29, 1999 at 00:21:56 (EDT) from 147.226.152.73
One more thing:
Imagine if a GUY was in class, and defended forced abortion on women,
because men shouldnt have to financial slaves for 18 years, we are not
mere sperm donors for womens use to make kids. Then a girl says "hey,
thats not fair, etc." and he gets mad, calls her a female chauvinist
oppressor sow, loudly, violently harshly slaps her so much she is knocked
from her chair to the ground, and starts kicking her?????
Because society doesnt view women as *equally culpable* moral agents, I
have been saying this in abortion for ages. Each time a woman does
something like this and ISNT punished, she gets the idea that if women do
something wrong, its not as bad as when men do it, or its excusable based
on her being "just a girl" etc. I say sue the feminazi!
PLM PLM Just checkin' in there Carolyn and Stephanie. Love the new colors.
Can't wait to post my new link! Hoohoo!
-[(-P V Q) & (Q > R)] V -(PA - R)
That's my witty retort, in symbolic logic.
jsb Where did I say the high wagers were WORTH more as HUMAN BEINGS??? The
higher wagers WORKPLACE SKILLS are seen by that marketplace as being worth
more pay, not the person. All life is of equal merit to live and better
oneself. I dont define a *persons* worth by their job skills, but I WOULD,
if the president of, say, a web development company, hire somebody to
build corporate websites with knowledge of CGI, Javascript, etc., by hand,
over somebody who knows only MS Frontpage98. Because the SKILL and
specialized knowledge is GREATER, and valued in the marketplace due to
supply and demand, etc., simple marketplace economics, they will command a
higher salary. The same firm may have a janitor, his *life* is worth as
much as the head designer, but his job skills to clean the halls do not
equal the guy we pay big bucks to set up those clients of ours with
hi-tech bells and whistles on their site, which is our principle
income-getting business! So, the janitor isnt going to get the same amount
of money for his job as we give to the code geek nerd who is our
livelyhood bread and butter...
PLM Pinny, its CHOICERS who apply this in spades multiple triplicate, in
abortion. The woman is the beginning, the ending, the only etitity. Only
her *sometimes* misguided (pro-choice) wants, needs, opinions, etc., are
seen as mattering. How "eilitist" is that??? How classicist is that???
How racism (by race selective abortions) or sexism (by sex selective
abortions) or even Eugenics is that-by some babies being wanted and living
and others not being genetically desirable being mudered???The baby is
treated like their very right to merely LIVE is meaningless. The father is
treated like he doesnt even EXIST! How can any "choicer" say stuff like
this with a straight face???? Ahhhh, Liberals..."my mind is made up, dont
confuse me with the facts!"
PLM
PLM You are sounding like a male version of Wendy, another poster here,
"Pinhead" (not an insult-its your other nick...)
> Anyway, I do not advocate murder. Perhaps I should ask the pro life
people why they don't also advocate free housing for the poor,
Because thats more bad money after bad! We want FATHERS to be paying
for this, IN THE HOME, and doing their job. The goverenment isnt a nipple,
its not a babysitter, thats the parents job. We cant make me and give men
self respect by taking it out of their hands, and thats what that approach
DOES, John Calvin!
>10 dollars an hour for cleaning toilets and washing dishes,
Money in free markets matches worth on skill, you dont get ten bucks an
hour for unskilled labor, mr. socialist! That just reinforces the
something for nuttin hand out mentality we want to get rid of!
> less
expensive food and free health care for the BORN. . .
Socialized medicine??? Hillary??? Pulleeaze. We cant use gov as a
substitute father. We need to place fathers in charge and EXPECT they will
will comply. We used to have no trouble geting them to, until the law took
away their rights, humilating them and taking away their pride and dignity
by woman signs only abortion laws and WIC, etc. They have no incentive to
father. The women dont ave any to name them because they feel they get
more from gov than HIM. The gov and liberals work against two parent
solvent families. Thats no solution to a problem thats LASTING. It leads
to even greater poverty and dependency on GOV, and not on families and
churches like it should be!
>yes why do you have an AFFAIR with the fetus? Is the fetus thus
more important than the people who outside of the womb?
They are AS important, not MORE important. People outside the womb can
defend themselves and get jobs, a child helpless cant protect themselves
from murder by bigger stronger adults unless the law is on their side to
advocate them, and thats what lifers do, advocate kids.
>Why do you like the survival of the fittest?
You, an abortion supporter are the last person who has a right to say
this, you guys live this "philosophy" daily in abortion clinics that kill
babies...
PLM It is NOT a matter of condoning out or wedlock births. It is a
question of SOCEITAL EXPECTATIONS on FATHERS. In the 50's the man HAD to
marry her, and she was expected to comply, we need to return to those old
fashioned values, they help children alot more than they harm them. You
keep EXCUSING MEN. If the woman isnt married off, whose fault is it often
that that happens? Why not take the same zeal to problem solve using
abortion violence against the unborn, and turn that on MEN to pay up and
act like MEN like they usually used to do back a few years ago, when any
man who ran WASNT EXCUSED but was EXPECTED to marry the girl he got
pregnant? Isnt it funny how for many such men today, abortion is a "safety
net"? They dont want to give up their ability to have free uncommitted sex
at womens expense, so they support abortion instead of learning to mix
formula. Why should WOMEN have to suffer, and be threatened and
blackmailed into being legally raped on a table and scarred for LIFE, so
that men can blame it all on them and not pay? Men are passing the buck,
they are placating women with bad alternatives to the only GOOD one, which
is them quiting whining and start acting like MEN, which means supporting
BIRTH, not abortion! You cant in any case say that killing a child is
better than them being born fatherless. The solution is to try to put the
father IN the home, not to throw the baby out with the bathwater and kill
them! Even if he DOES run and CANT be, for whatever reason, brought into
line, thats not good enough reason to MURDER BABY. The child is not
responsible for its father actions. You are noting a possible suffering or
a child, and wanting to KILL THEM as a compassionate response. The
problems you spoke of will only go away or otherwise be minimized by head
on problem solving, not running away as in abortion culture. This same
idea was voiced by another prochoice male I know, in real life, who said:
"well too many babies there aint enough people to adopt em so what are ya
gonna do, we must kill them its the lesser of two evils!" Its not! Its the
GREATER of two evils! It encourages not problem solving, but evasion of
the real causal issues that lead to the disadvantaged youths! You cant
throw bad money after bad, as in abortion, and expect it will make things
better, it only makes it WORSE...
PLM PLM Many arent fit because legally and socially, we dont respect fathers
from day one, look at abortion laws that are unilaterally framed to
require only the woman sign. That disrepecrs fathers from day one. It
makes it impossible for men to see the rewards in fathering and/or being
responsible when they see no support system is there for fathers. Further,
by allowing abortion, you are ENDORSING and EXCUSING deadbeat dads!
Instead of making the men grow up and act responsible, you are dumping the
burdon on women alone to go in, get sucked out and bear the pain and
humilation that, as you say "many men *TODAY* (the keyword here is
"today") arent fit because proaborts like YOU come along and excuse them,
when in the 50's theyd have no CHOICE but to marry the girl and get a job
to pay for a baby, not a quick abortion. Each time some MALE supports
abortion, I smell a rat. I smell a bigger rat each time one of them whiffs
some cheese by talking about how "men today arent fit to be fathers!" as
though THAT excuses abortion, is a message to women that men wont pay so
they better be good girls and get vaccuumed out so HE doesnt have to be
bothered by "HER problem" and smelly diapers. Its not women who get
themselves pregnant, its men. Better learn to change some diapers. You
are a bachelor, you say, but you also exhibit the classic "Playboy"
(magazine) ideal mindset responsible for millions of child murders.
Incidentally, this embarrassing (to all good men) attitude WRT to
responsibility exhibited by your messages, only sadly validates Gargaro's
other piece, which is your disgrace to the male race anti-woman female
emotional manipulation/battering take, personified:
Manly reasons
for some women's abortions
PLM
PLM You imply that abortion is "needed" to combat unwanted, unloved, unpaid
for babies. The trouble is, you *cant* predict with ANY reliability WHAT
will happen to those babies can you? Even if we accepted the "poor"
argument (a disguised appeal to pity logical fallacy) NOBODY knows WHAT
WILL happen (you can just speculate wildy) to those children not aborted
because their moms lacked access and rights and would have aborted them
had they. The reasons? 1) Adoption. 2) She marries another man who becomes
the in effect of adopts to become the legal father and he pays for the
child as if it were his biologically. 3) You never even ASKED what the
status was in any given abortion *OF* the biological father. What happens
in abortion? We know it has FORSEEABLE effects, unlike the ones you gave
in favor of abortion. A baby DIES. Brutally. EACH TIME. How can a child's
quality of life get worse than being murdered? If each child lives, many
chances exist for a better life. Abortion=NO CHANCE. Who are YOU to sit in
and judge that they are so poor/unwanted they might be better of dead?
Whether you realize it or not, your arguments reek with this sentiment...
PLM "Ok what arrangement would you like to make right now to ensure
conveinence abortions, where the guy hasnt ran and will take the child
even and pay 100% dont keep occuring? How about THOSE men have veto power
over abortions, instead of having no rights as the baby WONT be abandoned?
He is NOT a "runner" or a deadbeat dad.!"
The response? "No, its her body her choice! Men are such control
freaks! He has nothing to say until he grows a uterus!!!"
IOW, what the proabort CLAIMED she felt and what she actually BELEIVED
internally, when not preaching to fence sitters to make herself look
honest, were two different things. First she claimed they were only
aborted because women "needed" it due to economic pressures, men wont pay
or be fathers, etc. Then, when we discussed making laws to allow for ones
NOT dumped that WOULD be paid for and parented, the arguments just morph
into "her body her choice".
Anything to support ELECTIVE abortion ON DEMAND e.g. for any reason!
If borts were honest, they wouldnt do this routinely. If borts CARED
about WOMEN, theyd work to correct pregnancy discrimination and enforce
child support and involve fathers. If they cared about not letting
pregnancy get in the way of their lives, they would make society
accomodate WOMEN and their gestational needs instead of expecting them to
be sucked out to satisfy US. The surest sign of women succumbing to abuse
is when women feel they NEED (as opposed to chose!) abortion. That they
NEED abortions to get/keep jobs as well as men to acheive economic parity.
When what they SHOULD be doing is to erase sexual discrimination based on
pregnancies and to expect and enforce support for the pregnancy instead of
"getting rid of it" which only proves she wasnt liberated after all, but a
slave to a misogynist culture that thinks all women are abortable
commerical property!
PLM PLM Jesus
also said lots of other stuff, like how true believers can handle snakes
and drink poison without being affected.
So, I'm prepared to give short shift
to much of anything he has to say.
jsb PLM PLM PLM
jsb
Nearly all of our scientific knowledge
amounts to theories: relativity, quantum mechanics, our conception of
atoms and their workings--all these things are imperfect theories, and
could be falsified any day. It was only a little over a century ago that
Lord Kelvin expressed that he was more certain of the existence of ether
than of anything else in the world; but
ether does not exist. It's possible that atomic theory, relativity or any
other postulation of science could go the way of ether in the future. We
can know nothing about the world with absolute certainty. But we don't go
around wanting to not teach QM because "it's only a theory." The real
reason many object to evolution being taught is not because it's an
imperfect theory but that it contradicts their religious beliefs.
Really it takes a leap of faith, ;-) to accept macro-evolution as
fact.
By that token, it also takes a leap of faith to accept most other
scientific knowledge. After all, it's all just theories.
jsb
Yeesh, girl. Whatever your problem with Carolyn is, you desperately need
to get over it. I think most of us regulars had long forgotten about you,
and then here you come back, screaming again a bunch of hateful and false
accusations. Get some help. Whatever the reason is for you to hate Carolyn
so much is eating you alive if you keep coming back and coming back. If
she really did something to you, move on if you can't get anything
settled. I don't believe she did anything to you, though... so I don't
know why you really keep coming back and saying stuff that I know is a
lie. All you're doing is stressing yourself out and making yourself look
bad. You're not earning brownie points with anyone.
So what was I supposed to do? Nowadays, according to the prevailing
(ahem) "logic," I'm justified in taking a semi-automatic weapon to the
grounds of the school and murdering my classmates?
Pa-lease! The thought never crossed my mind! I detested violence, even
when I was forced to raise my hands against it. It still made me sick to
my stomach afterwards.
So what DID I do? I did what any reasonable person would do! I turned to
God for hope. I turned to my parents for support. I turned to my friends
for courage, and I turned to myself for inner strength. I set my sights,
followed my goals, achieved my dreams. I didn't wallow around in
self-pity because somebody called me a "bad name." THEY didn't have to
rise from bed everyday and LIVE MY LIFE, I DID. Why should I give them
ANY power over me? Many thanks to all those
that carried on at THD
and TGP
in fine form while I was away. We had a good holiday, and this
sunburn-prone momma even managed a tan! I missed you all though, and am
looking forward to getting back to business, so I'd like to encourage
anyone with a story of media bias against Pro-lifers, to send it to me and
I will be happy to include it and a link to their site in my site
(presently under construction). Thanks again to all.
If you're sincerely seeking the
truth about abortion, you won't
find it in horror stories. Look
to ethics instead.
jsb
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Tuesday, September 28, 1999 at 16:45:00 (EDT) from
ip225.austin18.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Where does Joyce suggest that the girl was seen as the victim?
Apparently I missed that part. My reaction as I read Joyce's piece was
total amazement that the university tracked down her son for the purpose
of pressing charges. Clearly, everyone involved saw Joyce's son as the
victim, at least, as Joyce described the situation. So could you point me,
Kelley, to the line(s) where Joyce suggests it was the other way
around?
Stephanie
USA - Tuesday, September 28, 1999 at 16:37:51 (EDT) from sl-57.chisp.net
No kelley. Her son guessed right that IF he pressed charges theyd go
after HIM. Pretty soon hed be a sexual harrasser out of air, his rep would
be trashed, if he dared to stand up to the bimbo. But in the end he made
the WRONG choice. Society and MEN keep giving WOMEN the idea that they can
do whatever they want without consequences. He SHOULD have went after her
and made an example out of her. As long as men keep giving into this
nazism, and dont learn the word "NO" and to use it, they dig their own
graves with their paternalism. Men give in, and thats why they are
rightless NOW in abortion, and just about everyplace else the gender
feminists controlling the legal system tried to "equalize" things, which
usually results in WOMEN having endless choices and men NONE AT ALL!
Pretty soon men wont have ANY rights in anything at the rate we are going,
look at HCR182! Further, in PUBLIC, after she selfishly defended
abortion, he should have defended life, and THEN added fathers rights, and
asked her how she thought it was "equality" that women have total power
over mens kids while having optional responsibility, but men no rights but
100% obligation to finance her *selective* choices and noting that that IS
what most feminism IS about. Killing children and dumping them, destroying
families, and raping dads! And we got into this babykilling father
destroying mess *because* of MOST modern feminist thinking! With a few
exceptions, most modern feminism is about special rights at mind numbing
expense of others, like men and children, for FEMALES. Its NOT about
equality, but about classist, bigoted female sex superiorty...
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Tuesday, September 28, 1999 at 16:30:25 (EDT) from
ip225.austin18.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Had I been Joyce's son that wymon would be sittin' in jail right now
for 1st degree assault which carries prison time in my state (and yes my
spelling of woman that way was intentional)
RAD-Cnsrv <rad_cnsrv@vote4gop.org>
USA - Tuesday, September 28, 1999 at 16:24:22 (EDT) from
cnsrv2.inlink.com
Of course hitting is not okay. But that was point: Joyce acts as if the
girl was made to look like the victim and her son the bad guy, and that
was clearly NOT the case. I stand by what I said.
Kelley
USA - Tuesday, September 28, 1999 at 15:27:42 (EDT) from student1144.resnet.potsdam.edu
Heya,
Kelley--
If you read Joyce's article again, line by line veerrryyyy slowly, you may
feel a need to recant just about every word you wrote concerning it..
Most do not apply to the actual statements of the article. The tone of
your comments (the incident was not worth writing about??) suggests to me
that you thought the hitting and kicking was no big deal.
Unfortunately there is not enough info in the article to determine if that
apparently PMS afflicted girl was an actual feminazi--which is a person
who is angered when a woman is talked out of, or decides on her own,
against abortion. But I am betting that Joyce's son guessed right.
Hoosier
Pharmer
USA - Tuesday, September 28, 1999 at 14:49:34 (EDT) from
web-proxy.one.net
Just to clarify, I never said I disliked all conservatives personally.
But I notice that many conservatives tend to dichotomize issues. Then
again, some liberals do the same thing...
Kelley
USA - Monday, September 27, 1999 at 17:19:30 (EDT) from student1144.resnet.potsdam.edu
Kelley - one person writes something with which you don't agree, but
you dislike conservatives in general? Give me a break...
Mike <mike@cooties.on.ca>
Hamilton, On Canada - Monday, September 27, 1999 at 09:58:12 (EDT) from cgowave-88-132.cgocable.net
Louella Prater, um... er Jeff...
jsb, you have gotten so absolutely funny since I've been away.
Where on earth do you get all the various names you've been posting in
this guestbook under? Seriously... you are soooooo funny, but really...
just because we gave the philosopher king, er... queen award to Stephanie
and Brenda (tie), do you really want to try for featured Rightgrrl?
It must be that "always a bridesmaid, never a bride" syndrome. *g* (pst...
they aren't featuring Rightgrrls anymore though)
~Sass <soonenough.com>
Canada - Monday, September 27, 1999 at 04:16:42 (EDT) from 24.65.135.51.sk.wave.home.com
Joyce Mucci's
new article is yet another example of what
I dislike about conservatives: the tendency to see everything in terms of
black-or-white. Let me get this straight. ONE young woman was violent
toward your son, therefore ALL feminists are gender "feminazis"? Give me a
break. This girl
was obviously NOT encouraged to be a victim and he was NOT looked upon as
the bad guy! When something like that actually happens, then it's worth
writing an article about. But this time you're making something out of
nothing. How ironic that you also wrote another article about how girls
should just shut up and deal with harassment at school, but when it
happens to your precious boy it's different!
Kelley
<gazelle_sunday@unbounded.com>
Potsdam, NY USA - Monday, September 27, 1999 at 01:47:11 (EDT) from
student1144.resnet.potsdam.edu
I think I should be a featured Rightgrrl. I'm _so_ conservative I want
to go all the way back to the stoneage and get clubbed in the head by a
hulky, stinky, haven't-bathed-since-I-fell-in-the-river-last-year man.
That, and I like stealing stuff--after all, there were no laws against
that back then.
Louella Prater
USA - Monday, September 27, 1999 at 00:13:32 (EDT) from 147.226.152.172
I just read Stephanie's latest article "Luscious Lips Sink Ships "
- and I found it hilarious, I was laughing so hard by the time I finished
reading it!
Feminism was once upon a time supposed to celebrate women's fredom from
being
celebrated as sex objects, to women being valued as people - with minds,
dreams, talents and accomplishments and be respected by society for them
just as men are.
A funny thing happened on the way to this noble ideal, and feminism found
itself ended up championing the worst of male sexism (if done by
politically correct men at least) complete with cigars, being validated by
the approval of a man, and being obssessed with orgasms!
Rene Denfeld and Katie Roiphe had previously criticized feminism for its
supposed conformity to Victorian sexual mores, but even they would be
hard-pressed to believe that feminists now think Larry Flynt can be a
bedfellow in the movement!
Ya, what a long way you've come baby!
Norman
Norman F. Birnberg <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
Long Beach, CA USA - Sunday, September 26, 1999 at 21:59:56 (EDT) from
spider-wl031.proxy.aol.com
Thank you for speaking out about the new rules for the Miss America
Pageant. You voiced my thoughts exactly. They need a Handler, someone who
stops them before they speak out like that again. They did not think this
through. Thanks and God Bless.
Plum <Plumglad@yahoo.com>
Northern, CA USA - Sunday, September 26, 1999 at 13:56:54 (EDT) from spider-wg073.proxy.aol.com
Tyro, you make several
assertions against an entire facet of the
political spectrum with absolutely no substantiation whatsoever. In my
experience, the only people who behave in this manner are fools who can't
substantiate what they say with facts. Why is that?
LPR
Texas USA - Friday, September 24, 1999 at 18:05:15 (EDT) from
lwg87.applink.net
Jeff, we're not going to accept the opinion of someone who's idea of
a fashion statement is washing his socks.
J. Burke
Muncie, IN USA - Friday, September 24, 1999 at 15:10:36 (EDT) from
147.226.67.219
Yeah but
Heather I once wanted to paint my bedroom black and red
(infact I still do)hehehe and my idea of fashion is jeans and a t-shirt
or sweatshirt hehehe
RAD-Cnsrv <EEEK I forgot what my
E-mail addy is>
Caos USA - Thursday, September 23, 1999 at 15:35:27 (EDT) from cnsrv2.inlink.com
I'm with RAD, the colors look great.
I mean, c'mon Jeff, we're not going to accept the opinion of someone who's
idea of a fashion statement is washing his socks.
Heather
CA USA - Thursday, September 23, 1999 at 11:19:06 (EDT) from bad.finger.compuall.net
Hey, I got an idea. Let's put the
Pope on trial vicariously and retroactively for
the crimes of all past Popes. That's
just got to be justice.
Roger Toennis
Philadelphia, PA USA - Wednesday, September 22, 1999 at 13:56:12 (EDT)
from ORION.BSUVC.BSU.EDU
Yo Burke I think the new colors on RIGHTgrrl look great and not abit
wased-out
RAD-Cnsrv
USA - Wednesday, September 22, 1999 at 12:00:16 (EDT) from
cnsrv2.inlink.com
Pinny: Some people have better jobs and make more money therefore
they are worth more as human beings.
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Wednesday, September 22, 1999 at 09:32:48 (EDT) from
ip205.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Pinhead: Yes I understand and this is what I have been saying about the
pro life movement. There are people who are better than
others.
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Wednesday, September 22, 1999 at 09:15:58 (EDT) from
ip205.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Our conservative group here in central N.Y. has discovered your site
and love it! We are composed of a broad cross-section of people who
believe in the power of the states over the federal government. Led by a
life-long liberal who has seen the conservative light. X-drunks make the
best a.a. counselers. X-smokers are the most rabidly anti-tobacco.
X-liberals make the best 5th columnists! AmendX.com aspires to your
websites greatness.
Roger Hare <ROGERGHARE@webtv.com>
Auburn, ny USA - Wednesday, September 22, 1999 at 08:01:11 (EDT) from
proxy-553.public.rwc.webtv.net
Interesting color change, but it
makes your pictures on the main
page look washed-out. Maybe you
should change the pictures to
a different color, or make them
full-color.
J. Burke
Muncie, IN USA - Wednesday, September 22, 1999 at 01:08:43 (EDT) from
147.226.152.85
I can give you an example of someone that makes alot of money and isn't
lazy in the slightest bit.
My Brother owns his own real-estate business. He goes to his office or out
looking for houses to buy at 8 a.m 6 days a week and doesnt get done
working until 7 or 8 at night sometimes even 9 or 10 P.M
he works his butt off so he his wife and kids can have a decent
life
RAD-Cnsrv
USA - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 23:30:33 (EDT) from
cnsrv2.inlink.com
Okay so we have posted on around the world section of the opinion page.
Now "Carolyn" and company will you know post on that page? Thanks.
Tyro <aaaaaaa101@hotmail.com>
canon city, co USA - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 18:55:58 (EDT) from
cc-ppp120.ris.net
Conservatives are not saying that a lack of money is a sign of laziness
no more than someone who DOES have money is just some lazy corporate fat
cat who exploits people. I also don't see all conservatives hailing Bill
Gates, nor are they denying people any type of safety net. Now
let's go debate this here
Carolyn
USA - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 17:12:24 (EDT) from
carolyn.interstat.net
It is starnge is it not that conservatives comment about the work ethic
and that lack of money is a sign of laziness? Yet strangely when this is
brought the snake in the grass conservative says that all life is precious
but then again we are also told by the conservatives that our country is
to look to the men like Bill Gates who worked their way but then
conservatives also tell us that money isn't everything and that character
does count but then the conservatives also lift up people such as Abraham
Lincoln(bisexual) and Winston Churchill(drunkard). Is it no wonder why the
conservative message seems so double minded? And to boot they say life is
sacred yet then they want to deny the working poor any safety nets and
better pay. Is this any way to treat the sacredness of life?
Tyro <aaaaaaa101@hotmail.com>
canon city, co USA - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 17:05:47 (EDT) from
cc-ppp187.ris.net
Looks like Tyro projects a lot. Do you know what "projection"
is, Tyro? An example is you ascribing all your elitist ideas, and non
charitable attitudes to conservatives.
Contrary to your own ideas, conservatives have a higher view of people,
and ascribe to them the ability to lift themselves up, given a little
private help, not to be confused with the perpetual govt. handouts that
keep them dependent. We have higher expectations of our fellow human
beings, and our prolife views and charity are fueled by that optimistic
attitude. We believe that freedom leads to prosperity.
Hoosier Pharmer
USA - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 16:16:50 (EDT) from
web-proxy.one.net
I have a degree in Early Childhood Education and worked in a preschool
for two years. I was head teacher, making $7.00 no benefits, not even any
paid holidays. And this is a highly skilled job that I think is
very important. How do you explain this, PLM?
Tyro, it's the eugenicist PP types who think that society would be perfect
if low-income people and minorities were eliminated. Didn't you hear
about the notorious study by the Stanford and U. of Chicago profs stating
that crime has declined because women who are more likely to have
"criminals" -- low income women and women of color -- abort at a high
rate? Both liberals and conservatives were appalled by this "conclusion".
Sounds like "more from the fit, less from the unfit . . ."
Melissa
Philly, PA USA - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 15:15:06 (EDT) from
fw.usip.edu
It is odd that you would say what you did below, "Tyro," since you are
the one advocating killing people who you think won't have a high enough
quality of life. It is your ideas, ironically, which are elitist.
Carolyn
USA - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 15:00:22 (EDT) from
carolyn.interstat.net
Yes I understand and this is what I have been saying about the pro life
movement. There are people who are better than others. The sanctity of
life is not applied to everyone. Some people have better jobs and make
more money therefore they are worth more as human beings. Bill Gates is
greater than anyone else in this country. People who make minimum wage and
wash the dishes that the richer people eat from are not good and even
downright garbage. Conservatism is correct in applying the worth of the
individual to the amount of money and the type of career one has. This is
reality and everyone who is anti- abortion knows this to be true. The
thing is if babies who are going to be low wage earners are eliminated
then society will be perfect according to conservatives.
tryo <aaaaaaa101@hotmail.com>
canon city, co USA - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 14:56:57 (EDT) from
cc-ppp74.ris.net
The new look of RIGHTGrrl is great!
RAD-Cnsrv
USA - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 14:20:20 (EDT) from cnsrv2.inlink.com
Just wanted to say I love the new look!
Cheri <cherijackson@earthlink.net>
Aurora, CO USA - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 13:51:09 (EDT) from
1Cust112.tnt9.denver.co.da.uu.net
Pinny, you are typical liberal. You see the world in entirely
emotional, illogical, nonscientific methodologies. Thinking theres a
difference, and there is, its basic logic and economics which are set by
supply and demand free market economies, between washing dishes,
essentially unskilled labor, and SPECIALIZED knowledge, like being a
compute programmer, or high-level web designer, is NOT "elitist". Theres
no elitism about it, its the way it is, and always will be in
NON-SOCIALIST regimes. The redistribution of wealth, a typical liberal
mindset, makes no sense and is the ultimate in unfairness, because the
persons didnt objectively earn it. I am NOT putting down low
wage/unskilled laborers. They are needed in free markets as much as
anyone, but DIFFERENTLY. Since the business owner can find MORE people
qualified for the unskilled spot, it doesnt pay as much, in addition to
its NEED being less crucial, it pays less. Whenever someone has
specialized superskilled abilities, it naturally pays more. Like, if I get
an office job, and I only know data entry, I will get so much of what the
market bears, it determines what is the going rate. Capitalism. But if I
know Lotus, and other complex computer packages, I get more because I have
to KNOW alot more and be more skillful to do the position. This is
elementary, and the fact that you dont even try to understand it is
typical liberalism...
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 12:02:29 (EDT) from
ip22.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Hmm . . . I used to work as legal secretary, for more years than I care
to remember. The vast majority of these attorneys were liberal, PC types
-- some were actually in the ACLU -- but they generally treated their
support staff like s**t. I can't tell you how many times I had to wash
out their coffee cups. Do you really think that if Anita Hill had been a
legal secretary instead of an attorney the NOW types, who are almost all
middle to upper class would have cared? And what about the "trailer park
trash" comments made about Paula Jones?? So really, who's
elitist?
Melissa
Philly, PA USA - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 10:29:04 (EDT) from
fw.usip.edu
The conservative idea that people who clean toilets and wash dishes are
unskilled is elitist. Not everyone can or would pick fruits and veggies.
Collecting ten dollars an hour after 8 years of washing dishes is not
being unrealistic. Dishwashing is a skill. However conservatives being the
hypocrites as always look at some jobs being more important than other
jobs. Why is this?
Tyro <aaaaaaa101@hotmail.com>
canon city, co USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 19:52:10 (EDT) from
cc-ppp118.ris.net
>Perhaps I am equal to this mr. errickson?
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 17:48:19 (EDT) from
ip183.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Perhaps I am equal to this mr. errickson? Anyway, I do not
advocate
murder. Perhaps I should ask the pro life people why they don't also
advocate free housing for the poor, 10 dollars an hour for cleaning
toilets and washing dishes, less expensive food and free health care for
the BORN. . .yes why do you have an AFFAIR with the fetus? Is the fetus
thus more important than the people who outside of the womb? Why do you
like the survival of the fittest?
Tyro <aaaaaaa101@hotmail.com>
canon city, co USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 15:21:15 (EDT) from
cc-ppp43.ris.net
But I would like to know why you are so intent on first condoning out
of wedlock births and secondly why you
want children to grow up in situations which are very ugly and utterly
hopeless. . .
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 14:45:38 (EDT) from
ip183.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Tyro, are you the person who used to post as John Calvin Ericksson III?
I ask because you have the same IP, and John Calvin Ericksson III just
recently showed up again in the newsgroup. :)
Have not you ever read or been told about the number of abuse cases in
this
country? Do you deny they exist and if so, why?
I never denied that they do exist (and I thought legalized abortion was
supposed to drastically reduce such things?) However, I don't agree with
KILLING someone because they may be placed in such a situation, no more
than I would condone killing someone who was born and in such a situation
You have not answered my question -- why do you think it is ok to kill
someone in the womb because they might be abused?
Why do you deny the beatings and the sexual abuse done to younger
people?
I never denied that they occur -- what I DID say was that we don't have a
right to kill people because they might be abused.
Certainly I do not believe in gas chambers and getting rid of
people
I didn't think that you did, but you still think that a person is better
off being killed (in the womb) than possibly being born into a bad
situation.
But I would like to know why you are so intent on first condoning
out of wedlock births
I'd rather see a child born out of wedlock than killed.... or are you
suggesting that out of wedlock children are better off dead too? Also, I
am sure that you realize that many married people also have abortions.
and secondly why you want children to grow up in
situations which are very ugly and utterly hopeless. . .
I do not want to children to grow up in horrible situations - -however,
KILLING THEM is not the answer, no more than killing people who are
currently born and suffering is the answer.
Carolyn
USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 14:12:30 (EDT) from
carolyn.interstat.net
Methinks Tyro has been smokin' somethin' funny
RAD-Cnsrv
USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 14:11:55 (EDT) from cnsrv2.inlink.com
To Carolyn:
Have not you ever read or been told about the number of abuse cases in
this country? Do you deny they exist and if so, why? Why do you deny the
beatings and the sexual abuse done to younger people? Okay, I will not
allow this to become a religious issue although I still maintain that most
people on the pro life side have turned abortion and saving the fetus into
idol worship. Certainly I do not believe in gas chambers and getting rid
of people My dad has parkinson's and my mother has a bad heart. No, I
would not want to off them. So I am not callous toward life and people.
But I would like to know why you are so intent on first condoning
out of wedlock births and secondly why you want children to grow up in
situations which are very ugly and utterly hopeless. . .And I am not
trying to make you mad as I would like answers to some very complex
problems. Thank you for your patience. . .
Tyro <aaaaaaa101@hotmail.com>
canon city, co USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 13:55:29 (EDT) from
cc-ppp43.ris.net
Tyro, stillborn naturally, or miscarried babies naturally, arent the
same exact thing as abortion. Unintentioal death is not forced babymurder.
Healthy fetuses, to natures laws, are MEANT for terming. Each pregnancy
terminates naturally at birth. A healthy fetus will result in childbirth
ordinarily. You cannot compare the two. Second, there is NO connection of
relgion and abortion per se, abortion isnt a religious issue, its
scientific and involves forced abuse of nonconsenting parties. Its not
something involving mere personal morals, because it impacts others
without consent-massively. Thats why RAPE, say, of women, isnt "a mans
choice" or "personal ethics" its simply WRONG because you cant do it
without forcing her to have sex, something very serious and personal,
against her will. Same in abortion. If women only involved themselves, and
not other parties, they might have a case. As is, no, because its
impossible to abort, ever, without abusing others in the act itself of
doing it, like rape. Does that make sense?
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 13:53:28 (EDT) from
ip183.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Look, I am a bachelor and have abstained from marriage and
relationships because I know I would be a
horrible father and husband. Many men are not now or will never be a fit
husband or father and so you think it is okay
for babies to born in situations where the father is abusive, alcoholic or
doesn't have enough money to support the
"fruits" of his labour?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 13:32:19 (EDT) from
ip183.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
We need more Car Control!!! Find out why at HP Alerts ;-P
Hoosier
Pharmer (ALERTS)
USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 13:06:17 (EDT) from web-proxy.one.net
Two, foster care is worse than abortion
This assumes that:
1. Children are better off dead than in foster care
2. Most aborted children would wind up in foster care
3. All foster care families are horrible
Can you substantiate any of this? And again, if children are better off
dead (according to your rationale) than in foster care, do you suggest
that we kill children who are in foster care? I also think the many
foster care families who have taken in numerous children and have raised
them in a caring environment might have a slight problem with your
conclusion.
and three according to Roman Catholics stillborn and miscarried babies
go to heaven
Wait -- are you implying that this is a religious issue? Abortion isn't a
religious issue, and if I were to use religion to justify my stance
against abortion, you'd say that I shouldn't force my religion on others.
In addition, you are incorrect regarding the belief of the Catholic Church and unborn
children. In addition, we can't justify killing someone because
they'll "just go to heaven" -- what if someone applied that rationale to
your life?
Carolyn
USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 13:00:20 (EDT) from
carolyn.interstat.net
To all: The united states is not undergoing any population
problem.
There are untold numbers of teenage girls who are popping babies out like
salvation at a Baptist church. Carolyn: Yes, I do believe in getting rid
of the problem in the belly of the beast(so to speak) for two reasons:
One, many young girls cannot take care of the fruits of their labour. Two,
foster care is worse than abortion and three according to Roman Catholics
stillborn and miscarried babies go to heaven so in a way the abortion
doctors are allowing more souls to enter through the pearly gates.
Tyro <aaaaaaa101@hotmail.com>
canon city, co USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 12:50:03 (EDT) from
cc-ppp43.ris.net
Hey Tyro.
Still are not volunteering to abort yourself to solve that population
problem??? ;-) ;-)
As for India. The population *Density* is much less than Hong Kong, which
on a per capita basis is the second richest country in the world.
Population does not explain the problem. It is distribution, and the
weight of Indian Govt. bureaucracy. They have too many rules over there
which prevent the formation of new enterprises and employment, etc. You'll
hear that story from East Indian immigrants. Hong Kong was mostly a slum
50 years ago, and now it is a very successful country. Hope China does
not screw it up.
Also, you need to check the most current reproductive statistics to find
that many industrialized countries are below replacement rate.
What you propose is to merely hide the effects of bureaucratic evil by
killing kids. That's the way the U.S. is covering up rape and abuse too.
Makes no sense to me.
Hoosier Pharmer
USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 12:41:20 (EDT) from web-proxy.one.net
I've been out of the loop for a month, and didn't
even know about
the Miss America rules change. You're right, Carolyn, and you wrote a good
piece. Like many other rules changes (girls being permitted to join the
Boy Scouts, for example), this one smacks of good old political
correctness; I predict single mums will be next on the list of those who
can be crowned "Miss America".
Mike <cooties@cgocable.net>
Hamilton, On Canada - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 12:32:18 (EDT) from
cgowave-88-132.cgocable.net
If as you say all life is sacred and precious then why allow uneeded
suffering and misery to be a necessary part of untold babies and
children?
What you are suggesting is that we kill off those (via abortion) who we
believe might grow up in horrible circumstances. In any other case,
if one suggested that we kill people to eleviate possible suffering, the
idea would seem absurd. So, why is it somehow acceptable to kill someone
in the womb because you think he/she may not have the quality of life you
see as desirable? Again, would you support infanticide if the child was
going to grow up in terrible conditions? If not, then why do you think
it's ok to kill the child in the womb?
Carolyn
USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 11:10:12 (EDT) from
carolyn.interstat.net
To Brenda and carolyn:
Okay let me get this clear in my mind----what both of you are saying is in
fact that allowing babies to be born in dire poverty is better than
abortion? And does this go also for babies born in known abusive
situations?
Look, I am a bachelor and have abstained from marriage and relationships
because I know I would be a horrible father and husband. Many men are not
now or will never be a fit husband or father and so you think it is okay
for babies to born in situations where the father is abusive, alcoholic or
doesn't have enough money to support the "fruits" of his labour?
Could either of you please give me a rationale on why you support this. If
as you say all life is sacred and precious then why allow uneeded
suffering and misery to be a necessary part of untold babies and children?
And I am not trying to be hostile as I would like some sane answers to
these questions. . .final analysis: it is better for a baby to born in
utter poverty, disease and starvation than abortion or have the little
head beat in by a drunken father. Does this make sense?
Tyro <aaaaaaa101@hotmail.com>
canon city, co USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 10:57:48 (EDT) from
cc-ppp125.ris.net
Tyro - no one is saying that slums or starving people don't exist. I'm
one of a handful of environmentalists who frequents this site, and will
argue that overCONSUMPTION is a problem. But starvation and dire poverty
are political problems, not problems of dwindling resources. Rwanda was
EXPORTING grain during the peak of its famine a few years ago. Third world
countries in which citizens are starving contain silos stocked with grain,
guarded by the military. Rats eat the grain, and the people eat the rats
for protein and nourishment. Kids are dying from diarrhea because they
don't have clean water. Killing babies half out of the womb isn't going to
curb oppressive governments. It isn't going to make hoards of existing
food available to starving citizens, and it isn't going to clean any
water. What it is going to do, is divert attention from the real causes of
suffering with a quick fix that eliminates rather than saves
lives.
Brenda
Waterloo, Canada - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 10:08:18 (EDT) from hermite.math.uwaterloo.ca
Tyro: Partial birth
abortion isn't that bad as it allows the population to be cut down
Infanticide does the same thing. Killing sick people cuts down on the
population too. Would you support those measures? If not, then why
do you support the kiiling of a child who is partially out of the womb?
Even many pro-choicers don't favor PBA.
Where do you draw the line? Or, are you in agreement with people like
Peter Singer who think that infanticide is acceptable? If you
think abortion should be used as a method to "elminate" those
people who might suffer after birth, then do you support
the killing of those people who are already suffering? If not,
why? Why not kill those who are already suffering, if you favor
killing those who might suffer?
Carolyn
USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 09:17:15 (EDT) from
carolyn.interstat.net
Why is it that when someone like me brings up overpopulation someone
has to say it doesn't exist. What about the slums in Rio or in Calcutta?
Could someone at long last explain why conservatives think babies living
in garbage heaps is a blessing from God?
Tyro <aaaaaaa68@hotmail.com>
canon city, co USA - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 05:21:24 (EDT) from
cc-ppp154.ris.net
[PBA] allows the
population to be cut down as this earth cannot afford even more babies
Check out Africa2000's website -
they've compiled a long list of information detailing the atrocities
behind "population control." They slam both the right and left of the
political spectrum, and while I can't vouch for every report they cite of
racism and bigotry, I do agree with their premise that population control
is an adjunct of eugenics. [Click on their "xenophobia" link.]
Stephanie
USA - Sunday, September 19, 1999 at 13:38:43 (EDT) from sl-89.chisp.net
These population controllers are hilarious.
It's like belonging to a religion that worships the boogie man.
I'm wondering when they will come up with the ultimate "solution" and
abort themselves. ;-) ;-)
Hoosier
Pharmer
USA - Sunday, September 19, 1999 at 12:04:52 (EDT) from web-proxy.one.net
Partial birth abortion isn't that bad as it allows the population to be
cut down as this earth cannot afford even more babies. It is astonishing
to see how much time and energy has been wasted on this topic.
Tyro <aaaaaaa86@hotmail.com>
canon city, co USA - Sunday, September 19, 1999 at 11:47:06 (EDT) from
cc-ppp141.ris.net
Just wanted to tell you guys that I think you are doing a great job on
the website getting the message out and I am really glad that I get to be
a part of Rightgrrls.
Vincenza
M Carter <Ladyhawk59@netscape.net>
Fayetteville, NC USA - Sunday, September 19, 1999 at 09:41:43 (EDT) from
128.11.10.12
Well folks Missouri's house and senate voted to overturn Gov.Caranhan's
veto of a ban on partial birth abortion thurs. day but first thing friday
morning planned murderhood was in Kansas City Federal court getting a
restraining order on the ban which will last for ten days:(
RAD-Cnsrv
USA - Saturday, September 18, 1999 at 02:23:24 (EDT) from
cnsrv2.inlink.com
Of course, Norman, PBA was ALWAYS about PROFITS, it was NEVER about
womens health. Anybody familiar with the proceedure knows other methods
exist, no reason exists to violently extract and infant and kill them by
scissors in the brain other than bloodlust and money. Planned
Babymurderhood and other radikal choicists reveal their sickness, and it
IS a sickness when they cling to abortion at all costs, even in the ninth
month of pregnancy. Its high time somebody had some reason and overrode
vetoes by such governers that have sold their souls to the abortion
industry coffers. I dont see how that governer can sleep with himself at
night for agreeing to murder helpless children who are nearly born.
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Friday, September 17, 1999 at 18:45:48 (EDT) from
ip116.austin17.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Opposition to the practice of partial-birth abortion, which really is
infanticide any way one looks at it and which has no place in a civilized
society, has often been portrayed by the pro-choice advocates like Planned
Parenthood and NARAL as an orchestrated,
right-wing Republican plot to deprive
women of access to abortion.
It was always untrue, but now it doesn't wash any longer - the nation's
most innovative law banning the procedure was passed in Missouri over Gov.
Mel Carnahan's veto - and guess what - a lot of Missouri Democrats voted
to override the veto of a governor of their own party! Does this all make
them Republican tools, that they didn't know what they were doing? -
Btw, both houses of the Missouri state legislature are controlled by the
Democrats!
The new law seeks to overcome the problems that have prevented
partial-birth abortion bans from coming into effect elsewhere as a result
of judicial rulings that have either limited their impact or struck them
down completely, by classifying the procedure as a crime of infanticide to
which no health or other exceptions are allowed - exceptions are not
allowed for the crime of murder under the laws of this country.
Let's be clear what we are really talking about: because the mother
doesn't want the child, it should be killed. In the ancient world, this
was exactly the rationale used to justify
infanticide. Ultimately, its not about a woman's choice, its about the
humanity of unborn children.
Now we can see why Planned Parenthood dreads this law and we can see why
the are opposed to extirpating the practice of partial-birth abortion: not
concern for the lives of women or the children who they bear, but concern
for the loss of revenue if this procedure could no longer be performed. No
wonder they went to federal court to challenge the constitutionality of
this law and it reveals much about the pro-choice side that they are
willing to defend the kind of abortion to which there is in at least one
state, bipartisan opposition!
Will this mean Roe v. Wade will ever be revisited? It is too early to say
whether this is the start of a national trend, but any step that brings
abortion on the "course of eventual extinction" like slavery a century and
a half ago is to be praised and to be commended as a means of bringing us
closer to the day when there will be no more abortions in America. For
those of us who are pro-life, it cannot be too soon.
Norman
Norman F. Birnberg <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
Long Beach, CA USA - Friday, September 17, 1999 at 17:36:45 (EDT) from
spider-tp071.proxy.aol.com
Janice - if having the means to support kids on a liveable wage, and
adequate educational opportunities would go that far in reducing the need
for abortion, then you'd think that Planned Parenthood - which claims to
want to reduce that very need - would stop demonizing the crisis pregnancy
centres that help with exactly those things. Melissa, below, brought up an
interesting point: blacks, who are more likely than whites to lack
adequate opportunities to education and to be living in poverty, have more
abortions than whites - it looks like killing one's baby doesn't get one a
better job or education. As for eliminating rape and incest...abortion is
a sacrament in many of those cases - to the perpetrator. Perhaps there
would be less of both if men who rape minors didn't have the cushion of
the abortion clinic to help cover up their crimes.
Brenda
Waterloo, Canada - Thursday, September 16, 1999 at 15:17:00 (EDT) from
hermite.math.uwaterloo.ca
One more
crucial thing Janice and then I will try to shut up:
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Thursday, September 16, 1999 at 13:49:32 (EDT) from
ip7.austin20.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Come on, Janice. You know there will NEVER come a day when abortion
WONT be needed in the views of proaborts. That mythical day doesnt exist.
Many times I get into arguments with women over the aspects of child
support. Many a prochoice female says: "These babies are poor because the
MEN father them and dont PAY! And I mean real child support, not 5 bucks a
week! If we corrected feminized poverty abortion wouldnt be needed, women
wouldnt feel a need to abort if the men got off their lazy butts and
helped out for real!" Then I say: "So you are sying we need it, because
the men are deadbeats right?" They answer, "Yeah!". Then I say:,
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Thursday, September 16, 1999 at 13:37:07 (EDT) from
ip7.austin20.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
What are YOU saying
Carolyn??
You stated "If we made sure every community: 1) had the means of
supporting kids on a liveable wage.... there would be no need for
abortion" This implies that abortion is "needed" because people might be
born into poverty. I was showing the absurdity in that logic -- if we
kill people prior to birth because they might grow up in poverty,
why not kill the people already living in poverty? I am sure you
know darn well that I wasn't actually saying that we should kill
people in such conditions.
I never said poorer people without a college education were better off
aborted.
Then why would we "need" abortion for those who don't have access to
"college prep" education then? Did you forget what you wrote?
I DO believe that our society is not doing everything that it can to
help BORN children.
Society isn't doing "everything that it can" regarding most issues. How
does this justify killing unborn people via abortion?
"Eliminating the children living in such conditions right now" is NOT a
consistent life ethic statement
Oh come on "Janice" - I think you know that I was using absurdity to point
out the absurdity in the "abort people who might grow up poor" logic.
by any means. If people have better acess to job/educational
opportunites and prenatal care, more people will be able to keep their
chidlren without worying how to feed them etc.
Correct.... but YOU stated that we "need" abortion until these
things are fixed. Why do we "need" abortion then? Abortion kills an
unborn human - you state that we "need" the ability to kill unborn people
because we haven't fixed problems in society. That implies that these
people, in your view, are better off aborted than living in less than
perfect situations.
I guess you won't take this to the newsgroup where we can actually
discuss this... too bad the Hot Debate Board is down.
Carolyn
USA - Thursday, September 16, 1999 at 12:20:56 (EDT) from
carolyn.interstat.net
Why don't we just eliminate the children living in such conditions
right now? Not having "college prep" access for your child means that
there is a "need" to abort him/her?! You aren't saying that poorer people
without a college education are better off aborted -- are you?
What are YOU saying Carolyn??I never said poorer people without a college
education were better off aborted. I DO believe that our society is not
doing everything that it can to help BORN children.
"Eliminating the children living in such conditions right now" is NOT a
consistent life ethic statement by any means. If people have better acess
to job/educational opportunites and prenatal care, more people will be
able to keep their chidlren without wo
rying how to feed them etc.
Janice
USA - Thursday, September 16, 1999 at 12:06:57 (EDT) from 205.165.50.166
Hey folks check this out Secret report to
court clears Starr, staff of illegal leaking
RIGHTguyz
World-wide, World-wide - Thursday, September 16, 1999 at 11:36:51 (EDT)
from cnsrv2.inlink.com
The common theme behind Carolyn and T.C Fontaine's excellent articles this morning is
liberalism's lowering of our high standards.
The Miss America Pageant organizers decided to lower their standards in
order to go with the prevailing winds of political correctness instead of
affirming of raising them. If the New Jersey (Carolyn's home state)
anti-discrimination laws were so coercive that Miss America could not
retain its standards, they could have moved elsewhere, so why didn't they?
Why stay in NJ at the cost of lowering their standards so women who've had
an abortion or broken their marriage vows qualify for the Pageant, but
women who've given up their children for adoption or chosen marriage as
their calling or kept their children aren't
allowed in? No wonder people were mad Miss America caved in on the in on
the ideal of keeping high standards for the Pageant!
The same is true of T.C Fontaine's analysis of Needle Exchange (NEP)
Programs, which in the final analysis, amounts to lowering the standard
that its not ok to break the law and shoot yourself up with illegal
drugs!Liberals say if you have AIDS, go ahead and buy a government
subsidized "clean" (what an oxymoron, because there is no such thing as a
truly clean needle) needle
and we help you remain addicted to what's gonna kill you! This is
compassion?
What the NEP situation illustrates is that when the war on drugs is
compromised to help AIDS victims keep hooked to their habit, we are
sending the message as Fontaine correctly intuited, that keeping drug-free
doesn't matter, if you have AIDS the government will turn on a dime and
support your drug habit, God forbid - only with a clean needle instead of
a dirty one! The only difference is you
can get AIDS later!
The Miss America and NEP fallout shows what happens when high standards
are lowered for the sake of appearing to be politically correct. Liberals
may think its a compassionate way to help the less fortunate, but in
reality, it tells them society no longer thinks they, or anyone else in
this country for that matter, should be all that they are capable of! Is
this really the message we want to our children and grandchildren, that we
no longer think its important to excel and to obey the law? I hope all
this will be reconsidered and we realize what's at stake here.
Norman
Norman F. Birnberg <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
Long Beach, CA USA - Wednesday, September 15, 1999 at 17:59:08 (EDT) from
spider-wo072.proxy.aol.com
So, Janice, if a community doesn't have the means to support a child,
or if the child isn't provided the best eductional opportunities, there is
a "need" to abort the child? Why don't we just eliminate the children living
in such conditions right now? Not having "college prep" access for your
child means that there is a "need" to abort him/her?! You aren't saying
that poorer people without a college education are better off aborted --
are you?
(interesting... Janice, Georgia, and Elizabeth all post from Texas Woman's
University. Rightgrrl must be popular at that school.)
Carolyn
USA - Wednesday, September 15, 1999 at 17:10:47 (EDT) from
carolyn.interstat.net
If we made sure every community:
1) had the means of supporting kids on a liveable wage
2)adequate educational opportunites (ie no run down schools and plenty of
college prep acess)
3)No rape or incest.
there would be no need for abortion in these communities (or any community
for that matter)
Janice
USA - Wednesday, September 15, 1999 at 16:56:14 (EDT) from 205.165.48.131
Brenda,
It's the telomeres. They shorten with each cell division as you age. So
if you clone an older body cell, it will not have as many potential
divisions in its future as a when you start with gametes forming a
zygote.
As for the mitochondrial DNA story-- it is hilarious that genetic
differences between Dolly and her progenitors were treated as some kind of
surprise.
Hoosier
Pharmer
USA - Wednesday, September 15, 1999 at 02:46:09 (EDT) from
web-proxy.one.net
Because its a fallacy, but a common one Melissa. The idea among radical
feminists from JUMP STREET was that abortion was the great equalizer
between men and women, that if women had abortion, they wouldnt "have" to
gestate, and would achieve economic parity. They wanted to be just like
men, in their warped version. Of course, women arent men, so its a fallacy
from the get go, and, the economics is also a bunch of hooey, but since
when do facts get in the way of borts?
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Tuesday, September 14, 1999 at 19:04:39 (EDT) from ip85.austin18.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Wonderful article by Kimberley Jane Wilson on abortion and the
African-American community, The Big Lie. I once heard a PC black
woman say that we "need" the right to abort because during slavery, many
women were forced to carry their masters' children, children they did not
want. Yes, this is a sad and horrible fact of history, but by the same
token, the slavemasters had the power of life and death. They could have
their "property" beaten, tortured, sold, or even killed. Should we now
turn around and be just like them and wield the power of life or death
over our own flesh and blood? And see them as "our" property? Abortion
is often portrayed as the "great equalizer", but black and Latino women
have a much higher rate of abortion than white women, and are behind them
in economic and educational opportunities -- go figger!
Melissa
Philly, PA USA - Tuesday, September 14, 1999 at 12:42:02 (EDT) from
fw.usip.edu
There are _lots_ of freaky little
nuances to genetics, cloning and
engineering--and some we'll have to
overcome or work around to make
genetic engineering a useful science.
What...did we think it would be easy?
J. Burke
Muncie, IN USA - Tuesday, September 14, 1999 at 12:37:39 (EDT) from
VIRGO.BSUVC.BSU.EDU
Hoosier (and others) - something I heard about the cloned sheep - she
aged fast. Really fast. Apparently if you clone a 50 year old human, it
will live to be around 25 - not 75. Aging isn't stored as a genetic
property in the same way that hair colour, etc are. Freaky, eh? I guess
that there may be no point in cloning yourself in order to get extra
organs when yours fail...your double's parts probably won't outlive
yours.
Brenda
Waterloo, Canada - Tuesday, September 14, 1999 at 12:04:56 (EDT) from
fitch.math.uwaterloo.ca
Cloned
sheep are not genetically identical
Here's the url by itself, just in case...
http://onenet.planetdirect.com/features/infocenter/default.asp?newsidx=3161016&format=f&cat=Health
Bet you wonder why I posted that??? Learn something about genetic
uniqueness. You might find this info useful someday.
While you are at it, never expect to encounter individuals who are
absolutely perfect genetic copies. That includes identical twins. Even
if they could be produced at the one cell stage, (not a safe bet) they
could not stay that way for long. By multiple mechanisms, the genetic
code will diverge in sequence and in the way it is expressed.
Very significant stuff......... :-)
Hoosier
Pharmer
USA - Tuesday, September 14, 1999 at 09:20:38 (EDT) from
web-proxy.one.net
-Wonderful site, I've been blessed wonderfully as I wondered through
some of the wonderful stories written and added to this site. I would like
to challenge some of the writers to look at my Web Page.... Miraculous
Testamony - {Shediac Cop Shot, Vehicle Stolen} ---> Email me with your
comments, thanks.
Cub <cub12@hotmail.com>
Toronto, Ontario Canada - Monday, September 13, 1999 at 11:33:10 (EDT)
from cr169306-a.pr1.on.wave.home.com
Just to let you know that my Moma and I love our T-Shirts!
Beverly <hocndoc@my-deja.net>
New Braunfels, Tx USA - Sunday, September 12, 1999 at 14:52:39 (EDT) from
p33-209.atnt1.dialup.sat1.flash.net
Hey, RAD, I'll spam whereever the hell I _want_ to spam. Who's going
to stop me? _You_?
Johnny Prater
USA - Sunday, September 12, 1999 at 03:31:20 (EDT) from ORION.BSUVC.BSU.EDU
This Administration in its last months in office is an apt illustration
of the old Greek proverb about "the fish rots from the head down."
Beginning with Bill Clinton and ending in underlings like Webster Hubbell,
Hazelton Leary, and now Henry Cisneros.
Real sweethearts all. And Bill Clinton lied about the clemency (you could
see that tic in his eye when he denied it)
and this is what passes for acceptable official conduct in Washington,
D.C!
I can tell you on the clemency thing, even the Democrats, who have been
shameless in defending his corruption, deserted their man in a vote in the
House late this week. Guess they fear being labeled "soft on crime" to
walk with him down the plank on this one!
And in the meantime we have to put up as the rot spreads and hold our
noses and avert our eyes as more sleaze comes out... If you thought
clemency was one of Clinton's problems, wait till the other shoe drops on
Waco!
Norman
Norman F. Birnberg <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
Long Beach, CA USA - Saturday, September 11, 1999 at 10:33:52 (EDT) from
spider-tp084.proxy.aol.com
Paul--
J. Burke
Muncie, IN USA - Saturday, September 11, 1999 at 00:55:32 (EDT) from
VIRGO.BSUVC.BSU.EDU
How about the penalty Henry Cisneros "negotiated" with the justice
department for his perjury? Was Janet Reno involved there also? Waco,
revelations included, she's as corrupt as the rest of "Billary's" gang.
Again, so much for their 1992 Election night "con", I mean promise, of the
most "honest" presidency in this country's history.
Let's help "Billery" get elected in NY in order to see her "real agenda"
(just kidding!!).
My oldest brother referred me to you site, tonight. I always review a
newspaper by the "letters to the editor" (also an easy way to review the
quality of life in a "Metro" area). In Austin, Tx, it's easy to see how
left of "left" this city is by reading the "letters" in our local bird
cage liner. I use the same technique to review a site: BRA - VO!! Good
Stuff, here.
You have many great comments (some "way over my head"), and hope to
revisit soon. Keep up the good work.
P Faranda <prfi@hotmail.com>
Austin, TX USA - Saturday, September 11, 1999 at 00:44:40 (EDT) from
bess-proxy9.laserlink.net
Hey Johnny quit spamming this guestbook
RAD-Cnsrv
USA - Friday, September 10, 1999 at 23:31:24 (EDT) from cnsrv2.inlink.com
Heather's been eating
cheese danishes and liverwurst again.
I can smell it on her breath, even though she brushed and use coolmint
Listerine.
Johnny Prater
USA - Friday, September 10, 1999 at 19:55:29 (EDT) from 147.226.152.74
??
He! Great sites.
Congratulation to Carlolyn & Stephanie Good to see ya out there, in
the wilderness there is always an OASIS Jesus said I' ll never abandon you my children.
PAUL in CANADA
Paul Lauzon
OTTAWA, ON CANDA - Friday, September 10, 1999 at 16:17:40 (EDT) from ip26.ts17-3.mn.dialup.ottawa.cyberus.ca
Societal hypocrisy melissa. I dont condone the mans actions, but to PC
ideology the MAN who didnt want the baby (follow me its not MY position)
is NO DIFFERENT at base level than a woman who is ordered to have the baby
by the man. Choicers see this, even in a non-rape pregnnacy as making her
be a mother against her will, and they would APPLUAD her aborting, killing
his child, as she cant be expected to be a "broodmare" for him! They would
feel sympathy, and, a woman doesnt HAVE to do that if she doesnt want a
child and feels trapped. She can abort against the fathers wishes as a
constitutional right! I am not trying a "see how it feels" here, condoning
his actions, but its typical of the progression weve asked for. Now men
are pointing to EXACTLY these cases as "evidence" of a male NEED for C4M
legal abortion on paperism! So men wont "have" to beat the fetus out of
her to evade bieng "made" into a father without consent post impregnation!
No kidding, and it IS logically consistent. If you are PL I would expect
you to balk across the board at this, but not if prochoice. Thats
hypocrisy. The man could feel the baby was unwanted and unplanned as well
and that hes being forced to be a father against his will and to pay child
support. Do women have to? No. They can freely abort and not "have" the pc
line goes, to resort to a male version of a back alley abortion in
despairation. If a woman feels trapped, both sides feel pity for her. If a
man does, he pays up or hes a deadbeat or a monster. Now, like I said *I*
AGREE this guy is, I am trying to make a point here about the hypocrisy.
We craft feticide laws, EXEMPT the mother from them, allow women to murder
any fathers baby like it was nothing even in the NINTH month of pregnancy
he has no rights or legal say, and we ALL BALK and call sick when another,
say, (no especially!) the father tries and fails an abortion offer and
uses force. What are women doing to fathers daily? The only reason he used
the thugs is biology, because its in her body, but the selfishness is the
SAME. But note how society only recognizes it on a woman, while doing it
to the man is just dandy!
If we pass feticide laws as lifers its double edged. One the one hand, we
protect life. On the other hand, we hypocritically exempt WOMEN from the
same laws that are homicide for the father! So, she has a right to an
abortion against his will but not the reverse? Or terming? See, we
*cement* the notion that the fetus is the MOTHERS SOLE DISPOSABLE PRIVATE
PROPERTY. We make it look like if SHE alone values him/her, they have
value. The reverse is murder but if mom does it its not, when the fetal
development is exactly the same or more? Thats illogical. This in turn
downgrades fathers, and works AGAINST prolife as a result. Except for the
assault physically on her person, the rest is the same. Chociers would be
hail a woman denied an abortion (like this man) using ANY methods to get
one. He does the same, lacking unilateral enjoyed "choice" like women and
we all condemn him. We cannot balk at this unless we do for the reverse.
But as lifers we cannot oppose fetice laws. And choicers cannot tolerate
no mother exemption WRT to HER actions directed at the fetus during
gestation. Its a real paradox...
Prolifeman
Austin, TX USA - Wednesday, September 08, 1999 at 15:25:09 (EDT) from ip8.austin18.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
As the only republican in that particular group, sbe seemed to
believe that her other group members are not as original as she because of
her republican affilation.
Who defines diversity as "originality"? I certainly didn't. I made the
claim that in being lock-step Democrats they were not diverse, as a
group. Because diversity applies only to groups, as an individual I
cannot (whether Democrat or Republican) be "diverse." As for whether or
not a Republican affiliation qualifies as "original" -- that's a claim
I'll let stand on its own merits (or lack thereof) -- but it's certainly
not a claim you can attribute to me.
Stephanie
USA - Wednesday, September 08, 1999 at 12:24:17 (EDT) from sl-75.chisp.net
Interesting comment by Willie Porter about abortion being "first degree
murder" in the light of the horrible and heart-breaking case in Arkansas
where a 24 year old "man" (and I use the term loosely) hired three idiots
to savagely beat his girlfriend, 9 months pregnant. The woman was so
badly beaten she had to have her spleen removed, and the baby died. The
"father's" excuse was that he didn't want children and he didn't want his
parents to know about the pregnancy. No matter whether you are PL or
PCTHIS IS SICK AND EVIL!!!
Melissa
Philly, PA USA - Wednesday, September 08, 1999 at 10:53:40 (EDT) from fw.usip.edu
I am a conservative woman who stumbled across this site. I liked
Stephanie's American Partisan Column (another proud organic republican)
but was unclear about the concept of diversity. As the only republican in
that particular group, sbe seemed to believe that her other group members
are not as original as she because of her republican affilation.
Georgia
USA - Wednesday, September 08, 1999 at 09:57:35 (EDT) from 205.165.50.166
Linda & Annette, as was reading the paper today on the North
Korean situation, my eyes popped out of my head when I read the concluding
sentence: (LA Times, Sept. 7, 1999, p. A14) "In any case, one of the U.S
officials said, "our goal is not to bring down the North Korean regime.
There are those who wish that was our goal, but it is not."
Holy Jeepers, this is the same Clinton Administration that's working to
remove Slobodan Milosevic from power for human rights violations? But not
North Korean Communists who perpetrated genocide on their own people
through a self-created famine huh?
What's the story about Clinton and the Communists? First its China and
now his officials are sucking up to North Korea, one of the most odious
totalitarian regimes in the world! The Kim Il Sung personality cult that
outdid even Stalin, hello? If the Cold War was still raging on, would
Clinton have sucked up to the Soviets?
Kinda brings a tear to your eyes, doesn't it?
Norman
Norman <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
Long Beach, CA USA - Wednesday, September 08, 1999 at 03:59:49 (EDT) from
spider-wk011.proxy.aol.com
Linda, I certainly hope
Slick
doesn't go bonkers over in East
Timor----yet he seems to be looking for ANYTHING that will save his rep
with the little time he has left!
I'm surprised he didn't decide to bomb China for what they doing in Tibet,
but then I remembered he likes the Chinese!
Annette <matushka1@iname.com>
USA - Tuesday, September 07, 1999 at 20:17:50 (EDT) from spider-ti014.proxy.aol.com
I perceive that abortion is the most heinius form of first degree
murder that has ever been perpertrated! Thank goodness for a site where
the truth can be known!
Willie Porter <willieporter@worldnet.att.net>
USA - Tuesday, September 07, 1999 at 19:58:11 (EDT) from 54.nashville-01-02rs.tn.dial-access.att.net
Folks, just a hunch! Keep an eye on East Timor. Clinton will need to
wag that dog to keep Waco revelations off the front page. Also, keep an
eye on Louis Freeh, who appears to have been targeted by the Justice
Department for martyrdom over Waco (even though he came on after Sessions
botched the situation and killed 80 people). There is reported proof and
eye-witnesses to confirm that the Delta Force violated Posse Comitatus.
Considering that American troops are not allowed to fire on American
citizens without a special PRESIDENTIAL waiver, and Mike McCurry, former
White House spokesperson, alluded to the waiver in 1993, Clinton's hands
are all over the Waco situation. If this comes to pass, I'm going to open
a psychic hotline. Regards!
Linda Razzano
Arlington, TX USA - Tuesday, September 07, 1999 at 19:37:56 (EDT) from
pppt17-29.ght.iadfw.net
Dear Norman: Several days ago, a poster at Free Republic notified News
Max that the FEC had a listing for Hillary for President, 2000. It
appeared on the News Max web page within the hour, and started jumping
around the net shortly thereafter. I'm sorry to say, but it appears that
Hiltery...ah, I mean Hillary, plans to stay. She's extremely naive if she
thinks NY is going to welcome her. Long Island and upstate NY are solidly
Republican. Reportedly, the big donors in the Hamptons are sick of all
the handouts to the DNC and the Westchester Community where she moved in
is starting to post "Sexual Predator Alerts" in their
neighborhood.
Linda A. Prussen-Razzano
Arlington, TX USA - Tuesday, September 07, 1999 at 19:29:18 (EDT) from
pppt17-29.ght.iadfw.net
First time visit to your site, sorry I didn't know about it sooner. It's terrific!
Lisa
USA - Tuesday, September 07, 1999 at 14:01:01 (EDT) from 63.14.160.38
I've created a new messageboard which is an extension of my MATUSHKA! website.
This new board is for discussing articles and issues found on my website,
although abortion is the hot topic on my board right now and probably
always will be! :-)
Refugees from the (temporarily closed) THD board are welcome!
The MATUSHKA!
Messageboard <matushka1@iname.com>
USA - Tuesday, September 07, 1999 at 09:57:30 (EDT) from
spider-pa071.proxy.aol.com
What's so special about today, Carolyn? I am counting on you! :P
Prolifeman
<prolifeman@hotmail.com>
Austin, TX USA - Monday, September 06, 1999 at 16:52:30 (EDT) from
ip3.austin20.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
Fascinating web site. Made me laugh outloud, broke my heart, provided
lots of interesting things to think about as I sit by the window and stare
at the trees outside as I am wont to do! I plan to have my teenage son
visit the site occasionally to get a sane women's perspective. He will
not, however, be required to reveal this site's name to his assorted male
friends! My daughter is 5; once she can read fluently, she'll visit too.
As my mother used to say, Never too early to get a girl started on the
path of common sense. Thanks for the inspiration.
Ruth
USA - Monday, September 06, 1999 at 11:42:53 (EDT) from
2Cust49.tnt11.det3.da.uu.net
Hi Carolyn and Stephanie! My family and I just relocated out of state
due to a great job offer! I am no longer a Floridian. It took several
weeks but we did it! I am here trying to catch up with the news and to let
you know God'sgrrl has an opinion board now too! I am not sure what
happened to Sass' board but our board will come down when "Home of the Hot
Debate" comes back!
Lori
Somewhere in, NC USA - Sunday, September 05, 1999 at 21:11:01 (EDT) from
host-209-214-39-181.coi.bellsouth.net
Nice web-site that represents my views!
Gloria Saunders
USA - Sunday, September 05, 1999 at 10:13:23 (EDT) from
ip39.annapolis2.md.pub-ip.psi.net
Oh Rad-Con... Hillary would be the one running for the hills if she
debated our Carolyn in a presidential contest! ;)
More seriously, I would be amazed if she made into the Senate. And she and
Bill having purchased that expensive
home in N.Y - do they really want New Yorkers to believe Hillary's just
gonna represent the interests of their state
in spite of the fact she's never lived
there most of her adult life? Or is the Senatorial bid designed to test the waters for a Hillary for
President campaign, say in 2004 if Gore doesn't get elected, or in 2008
after he's finished a second term of office?
Why New York state? Why not their native Arkansas??
Norman
Norman F. Birnberg
Long Beach, CA USA - Sunday, September 05, 1999 at 07:41:08 (EDT) from
spider-wm073.proxy.aol.com
I would like to bring the attention of Rightgrrl and everyone to a hit
piece done by Time magazine columnist Jack E. White in the newsmagazine's
Aug. 30th issue, in which White libeled David Horowitz, who has an
impeccable record in the civil rights movement and who as the latter
documents himself, has done
so much to bring the plight of African
Americans and other minorities upfront among conservatives and in the
Republican Party. And Horowitz's reward for this was to be labeled a bigot
by
Time magazine's liberal African American columnist.
Actually, White libeled Horowitz over an Aug. 16th column in Saloon
entitled
"The Devil Made Me Do It," in which Horowitz, tongue in cheek dared to
take on a liberal racial correctness that holds whites responsible for the
problems of black-on-black violence in America. Now, if White had
disagreed,
no one would have taken issue. But he went further and implied Horowitz,
and by extension, every conservative in America is a bigot because they
dare to see reality as it is so this serious problem can be addressed as
it should.
Thankfully, Horowitz is not making any mea culpas to the liberal goon
squad's attempt to shut people up for having the temerity to voice views
they find
offend them.
This outrageous act of character assassination against conservatives
needs to be stopped. Read about Horowitz's story and if you like, e-mail
the editors at Time Magazine and let them know you don't approve of their
trashing the reputation of a decent and thoughtful man lightly.
Go to http://www.frontpagemag.com and read all about it! And let White
and his ilk know we won't be cowed by them just because we assert our 1st
Amendment right to tell the truth about the pressing issues of our time.
Norman
Norman F. Birnberg <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
Long Beach, CA USA - Sunday, September 05, 1999 at 02:24:01 (EDT) from
spider-wm072.proxy.aol.com
Run for the hills folks! Hillary Clinton
is runnin' for President be afraid VERY afraid
RAD-Cnsrv <rad_cnsrv@vote4gop.org>
USA - Saturday, September 04, 1999 at 16:08:00 (EDT) from
cnsrv.inlink.com
I'm trying to thank everyone that mailed me about THD these last few
days. I can't answer all the mail, there's just too much. I have taken all
your comments and advice to heart, and changed the message on the main
board. Again, I thank everyone (did I already say that?) :-)
~Sass
< >
Canada - Saturday, September 04, 1999 at 14:29:16 (EDT) from 24.65.135.51.sk.wave.home.com
KB, Carolyn probably reset it before anyway, so its most likely much
MORE than 100,000! :-)
Annette <matushka1@iname.com>
USA - Saturday, September 04, 1999 at 06:29:47 (EDT) from
spider-pa074.proxy.aol.com
The Rightgrrl counter has 'rolled over' the 100,000 mark.
Congratulations. :-) Excuse for a party. Happy Friday!
KB
USA - Friday, September 03, 1999 at 00:44:42 (EDT) from web-proxy.one.net
Crass commercial message:
Don't forget to get the redneck view of the news! It's still out there,
and lately some fun stuff is to be found there. Monica's dad got a
request to donate to the Clinton Legal Expense Trust Fund. hoHO! Royally
****ed him off. And didja know, Carl Limbacher of NewsMax says that the
FEC has Hillary registered to run for the Senate (from NY) and for the
PRESIDENCY too!!! hoHO! Click on my signature for more Phun!
Hoosier
Pharmer (ALERTS)
USA - Thursday, September 02, 1999 at 22:55:27 (EDT) from
web-proxy.one.net
Carolyn exposed "junk science" that pretended to be an objective study
of the effects of abortion on crime, but which in reality was meant to
legitimate abortion-on-demand with an eugenics driven rationale.
According to these "scholars" humans are divided into those who with
better circumstances and education live superior lives and the rest are
simply the unwanted detritus rejected by society because their origins are
not as good as befits those who come from
the former milieu. So in a twisted sort of sense, its easy to conclude
that aborting those who won't fit in or make it makes society beautiful,
healthful,
and productive.
As Carolyn masterfully pointed out, this conclusion in the article is
based on a series of unsupported assumptions and the abortion = less crime
thesis doesn't hold water when crime is analyzed because it can't be
reduced to a single variable. As I learned in statistics class, you can
lie with statistics in order to lend a weak case credence.
As for Melissa's pointing out the classist and racist assumptions in this
argument, yes, conservatives are not the ones peddling "junk science" in
order to keep a morally unsound practice alive. It seems liberals can't
think beyond race and gender (and fetuses) and acknowledge our common
humanity.
Its the thesis' failure to admit that unborn children are as human as the
rest of us and that they deserve to be here no less than us should be
self-evident; its a sign of our time that Carolyn had to write an article
to illustrate that thesis overlooked this
truth.
Norman
Norman F. Birnberg <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
Long Beach, CA USA - Thursday, September 02, 1999 at 22:39:30 (EDT) from
spider-wk022.proxy.aol.com
PLM-interesting essay. Try to limit the lenghts of your posts for those
of us who don't have realy fast internet connections.
Lauren
USA - Thursday, September 02, 1999 at 22:35:15 (EDT) from 205.165.52.160
Carolyn's article was both thoughtful and well researched. I agree. She
did a good job of exposing the fallacies of this study. Child abuse has
gone UP with Roe, a symptom, in part, of the abortion culture internalized
concept of "planned children only", so, if an abortion is somehow nixed,
the responsibility for that child seems less of merit, because they werent
"planned" and the worth of children, and human life is now seen in
totality as being less weighty.
Having said that, I think what needs to be kept in mind WRT to the
abortion and crime study by "both sides" is a *hidden* issue. While its
true that it is impossible to defend legalized murder REGARDLESS of
whether or not crime would rise without abortions, due to more unwanted
babies, etc., its being played for "points" by both lifers and choicers.
We know from experience that the increased likelyhood of abuse to children
by others or mothers themselves is prevelant in many single mother homes,
and of those children to be at risk for later dysfunctions of various
kinds which harm us all. This IS borne out by many ongoing examinations.
This does NOT mean or to be suggestive that such women, or women in
general, are bad parents or less capable than men as parents, innately,
for the record. Or that they do not try or care. What it DOES show is that
children optimally fair with TWO parents in the home, of opposite sexes,
for both children of both sexes. Or at least with ongoing contact with
both. Children get contrasting/complimentary benefits from each gender of
parent. The "hidden" issue is rampant fatherlessness. Today, 39%+ of
children are fatherless. Trends are leading us to a 50%+ cliprate soon.
Abortion itself contributes as much to that ultimately, for a number of
complex reasons, as anything. Fatherlessness must stop for the *children*
to be less at risk and safer growing up. Right now, much of our society,
individual and legal/political/policywonking is encouraging exactly that
risky fate in a variety of overt and covert ways, for children.
And lifers, so afraid of admitting the challenges faced by single mothers,
of risking politically incorrect repudiation of "feminist" notions of
women's newfound "independence" from men, even the fathers of their
children, afraid of appearing antiwoman or to suggest subtly that such
children are better off aborted, thus inadvertantly appearing to endorse
abortion, are quick to oversimplify. So are choicers. In the other
direction. They accept the study in all ways making abortion look
hypothetically surface "good" and leave out the rest. It becomes an "us vs
them" thing. So both sides take instinctively opposing views, when the
truth lies somewhere in between.
No, abortion cannot be tolerated or excused regardless of crime stat links
or not. Regardless of what this "study" means, NO "REASON" justifies the
slaughter of as yet innocent life. No, single mothers are not usually bad
people or parents. No, not every person raised in a fatherless home
becomes a monster.
But to ignore the link between disadvantaged by circumstance homes and
possible increased risk for negative effects on children by that,
altogether, to prove political points or as a possible bone to modern
feminism, is ill-advised. The solution is to make *serious efforts* to
return the biological father to the home, since that is one of the main
underlying causative problems leading to dysfunctional children and to
more abortions. Here is an area even both sides can or should find common
ground in, they should work together, we all should, to return the father
to the home and not just as child support monies. There is no other better
way in the long run, which both sides need to realize...
Prolifeman
<prolifeman@hotmail.com>
Austin, TX USA - Thursday, September 02, 1999 at 16:51:30 (EDT) from
ip69.austin18.tx.pub-ip.psi.net
I agree with HP Carolyn you ought to submit your Does Abortion
Prevent Crime? article to newspapers and magazines BUT....... you
should also submit your Cosmic Time and the Archaeopteryx article
too
RAD-Cnsrv
somewhereville, WWWorldwide - Thursday, September 02, 1999 at 12:03:34
(EDT) from cnsrv.inlink.com
I agree with HP -- the article about abortion and crime (I'm still
very perturbed about this) was excellent. Have you ever considered
becoming a professional journalist (seriously). Is is just ME or has much
of the criticism of the classist and racist overtones of this "study" come
from conservatives . . .
For another very good rebuttal to this "study", check out an editorial in
the 9/2/99 issue of The Philadelphia Daily News (Sorry, I don't
know how to link articles). They actually use the terminology "unborn
babies," which is VERY surprising for such a pro-abort newspaper.
Melissa
USA - Thursday, September 02, 1999 at 10:17:39 (EDT) from fw.usip.edu
I am a new subscriber to Rightgrrl's newsletter and am enjoying the
opportunity to receive it, and to do such things as sign the petition re:
Pres.Clinton's (disgraceful) treatment of women. I think his disdainful
behavior and then his lying about it has set back our moral standards in
this country immmeasureably!!!!
Betty Lindley <bettyloulin@webtv.net>
Eugene, OR USA - Wednesday, September 01, 1999 at 23:28:25 (EDT) from
proxy-553.public.rwc.webtv.net
Hey Carolyn, have you submitted that article on Abortion & Crime to
any newspapers and mags yet??? Get busy! :-)
Hoosier
Pharmer
USA - Wednesday, September 01, 1999 at 22:58:59 (EDT) from
web-proxy.one.net
Well, I'm not American, and to be honest, if I were and had to choose
between the two major American parties, then I'd probably trade my vote
for a ticket to Canada. Nevertheless, I can't help but shake my head at
those who condemn the 'right' for trying to take everyone's freedom away,
and then sooner appoint said right (when they are in the position of
government) to tell kids where they can go to school than allow a
partly-leftist population of parents to decide for themselves. Or is there
a double standard here too?
Brenda
Waterloo, Canada - Tuesday, August 31, 1999 at 12:16:22 (EDT) from surfec011.sybase.com
Thanks Melissa for the kudos ;)
Anyway, the point of my article
was that if public schools deliver a quality product, parents and children
will stay in them. If they don't, they will leave and go to a school that
offers the quality education they expect.
And the choice should be theirs, not some hand-fisted Federal Judge who
thinks not too kindly that inner city children should be grateful at all
to
be where they are. Shades of Brown vs.
Board of Education! Now 40 years later a Federal Judge tells us in effect
that separate but equal education is indeed
constitutional. That is, as long as parents of minority origin don't get
"too uppity" and draw the wrong conclusion their children can escape that
kind of underdeserving fate. Melissa pointed out how the Clintons are
shopping for a home in an exclusive neighborhood with scarcely a brown or
a black face in sight...
Gee, if the Clintons and the Gores and their liberal friends who wax so
eloquently about racism in America and the roadblocks minorities encounter
in achieving the American Dream, where sincere, one wonders why they
thought the _public schools_ in D.C were not good enough for their own
children? And
Clinton you will recall, vetoed a school choice program for D.C that would
have allowed the District's parents to have the same opportunity to send
their children to a private school that he and his wife and Al and Tipper
had done.
I'm not begrudging or criticizing the President and Vice Presidents'
families decision they decided was in the best interest of their children.
All I'm stressing is they don't have the standing or the right to deny
other American families the right to make such a decision in the best
interest of their children.
If school choice is ok for the children of white liberals, it stands to
reason it should be ok for the children of minority families. It ill
behooves liberals to act like the segregationists they loathed and act as
though what was good enough for them isn't good enough for those who
welfare they supposedly champion. Even that Federal Judge in Ohio in
reversing himself understands somewhat dimly how patronizing such conduct
is. Let's hope the trial succeeds in "enlightening" him and if it doesn't,
that it does make an impression on the U.S Supreme
Court.
Norman
Norman F. Birnberg <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
Long Beach, CA USA - Tuesday, August 31, 1999 at 07:34:04 (EDT) from spider-tl071.proxy.aol.com
Good point about school choice, Norman. I believe Jesse Jackson sent
his kids to private schools, too. Fortunately my kids go to very good
public schools here in Philly, but many kids aren't so lucky. Also, did
anybody notice those exclusive neighborhoods the Clintons are
house-hunting in. Not a brown or black face in sight (except for the
help, maybe . . .)
Melissa
Philly, PA USA - Monday, August 30, 1999 at 09:44:54 (EDT) from
fw.usip.edu
You rock. :-)
RightHrrmaphrodites - a Meeting Ground for
Conservative and Pro-Life Hermaphrodites
Seaside, California USA - Sunday, August 29, 1999 at 05:57:13 (EDT) from
mb150-252.monterey.edu
A Federal Judge in Ohio reversed himself on the issue of school choice,
deciding children could attend private schools anyway.
He still thinks public support of them is unconstitutional on account of
the sectarian character of the schools. But
the Ohio State Supreme Court saw no constitutional problem with this.
Where does a federal judge get off holding that he knows more about what's
best for Ohio than its own state judges?? More federal arrogance!
The one thing revealing about this sorry episode and the controversy that
it ensued is that liberals are willing to deny parents the right to decide
where they can best educate their child. And what exactly, is liberal
about denying the poorest parents the same opportunity that wealthy
parents have?
Liberals overlook the irony that Bill Clinton and Al Gore sent their
children to private schools but then they argue in the same breath the
poor can't be allowed to do the same thing since it would "advance
religion" and "destroy the public schools."
If its "advancing religion" then why didn't they make a fuss about the
G.I Bill, in which adults could use the funds to go to private - read a
sectarian school? Or is that there is one standard for adults and another
for children? As for "destroying the public schools" liberals have done
quite nicely through forced busing, the distribution of condoms, banning
the private recitation of prayers before the beginning of class or
commencement exercises, suing to prevent public schools from enforcing a
modicum of discipline on wayward charges, and promoting questionable fads
like multiculturalism and ebonics. Hasn't all this contributed to the
decline of the quality of public schools?
Its interesting liberals would rather fight tooth and nail school choice
instead of working to address what's wrong with the public schools in the
first place to make them for attractive to children sent to attend them.
The
fact Judge Solomon Oliver had to issue an injunction barring children from
attending private schools (before he reversed himself)testifies to the
reality that the public considers Ohio's public schools to be substandard
and are voting with their feet to look for better educational
opportunities elsewhere.
And the bottom line is, if children have to kept in such schools by
judicial coercion, liberals have forfeited any right to make a moral claim
that their action, which has harmed the very children they purport to
help, is being compassionate to the poor. It takes a peculiar kind of
"compassion" to tell the poor they can't have what the children of Clinton
and Gore received. Norman
Norman F. Birnberg <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
Long Beach, CA USA - Saturday, August 28, 1999 at 06:55:37 (EDT) from spider-tm051.proxy.aol.com
I couldn't agree more with you conclusion on Hilary Clinton "standing
by her man" after his childhood "ABUSE". As we sometime say, GIVE ME A
BREAK, PLEASE
John Orr <jalorr@bellsouth.net>
Jacksonville, FL USA - Friday, August 27, 1999 at 21:01:27 (EDT) from
host-209-214-128-202.jax.bellsouth.net
Question: if Tripp's sole motivation was to frame Lewinsky, then why
give the tapes to Starr? Starr would never indict Lewinsky; he needed her
testimony. And indict her for what? Certainly not adultery; Elizabeth
already pointed out that adultery isn't enough of an offense to bother
with, much less frame someone over. Lewinsky's only threat of indictment
came from her attempt to suborn perjury and obstruct justice by asking
Tripp to lie under oath. So, was Tripp taping Lewinsky because she wanted
to "frame" Monica for her OWN illegal action? That makes no sense. Prove
her guilt, perhaps, but how do you "frame" someone for a crime they,
themselves, committed? Doesn't "framing" constitute pinning a crime on
someone who's INNOCENT of the crime?
I think perhaps Elizabeth needs to further explain -- not to mention
SUBSTANTIATE -- the notion of Tripp "framing" Lewinsky.
Stephanie
USA - Thursday, August 26, 1999 at 13:23:50 (EDT) from sl-75.chisp.net
Listen to this Elizabeth thang. ;-)
"Frame Lewinsky!"
How about that Bill Clinton, trying to frame Monica as a crazy, deluded
stalker, so she would never have a job for the rest of her life, and die
broke??
At least now that we know (due to DNA spills) and Tripp's
tapes, that Monica was correct in her story of B.J.s with Bill, and
'Monicanudo' can raise enough money to survive 'til old age.
Seems to me that Linda did Monica a big favor, even though the latter
woman (whose SSRI therapy is not enough to bring her back to reality) is
unable to recognize it.
Hoosier Pharmer
USA - Thursday, August 26, 1999 at 09:14:12 (EDT) from web-proxy.one.net
Yes, I have researched this case and Tripp intended (way before Ken
Starr got the genius idea to investigate smut)
FRAME Lewinsky? Where are you getting this? So Tripp forced Monica to
bribe her and try to get her to lie under oath? I assume then, that if
someone asked you to lie under oath, they would be doing so because you
"framed" them? In addition, Kenneth Starr was told to expand his
investigation into this area by Janet Reno. Are you mad at Janet Reno too?
It wasn't Starr's idea to investigate this.
There is no other logical reason why she treated Adultery
This is about PERJURY Elizabeth. Ths isn't about SEX. You have continually
misunderstood basic facts about this case, yet you claim to have
researched it?
If Tripp is realy the legal saint Rightgrrrl thinks she is, why are
Pro-Tripp
articles and legal praise far and few in the real world.
AH -- So popularity in the mainstream media is the basis for whether
someone is guilty or not? Is that what you base your opinions on -- by
what you deem is "popular?" So, if Tripp was popular, you'd support her?
Interesting. Anyway, there HAVE been media articles revolving around this
case -- in favor of Tripp. Maybe you chose not to read them. In addition,
both Stephanie and I have personally been in touch with lawyers regarding
this situation.
It is hard to believe that Rightgrrrl would know Maryland state laws
much better than the people who are charged to enforce them
As I said, we have been speaking with lawyers on this matter. I also gave
you an e-mail address of someone to contact if you had more legal
questions. Have you contacted him? Have you spoken with legal
professionals about this case? Further responses to your questions will be
answered in the newsgroup, where we ask people to take ongoing
debates.
Carolyn
USA - Thursday, August 26, 1999 at 01:14:58 (EDT) from
port7.interstat.net
Yes, I have researched this case, and Tripp intended (way before Ken
Starr got the genius idea to investigate smut)to frame Lewinski.There is
no other logical reason why she treated Adultery with the same paranoia
one would associate with millitary spying. Most Americans already guessed
Clinton messed around on his wife, so this evidence wasn't going to
elevate her status.
If Tripp is realy the legal saint Rightgrrrl thinks she is, why are
Pro-Tripp articles and legal praise far and few in the real
world.??Surely, the legal community must have looked at this before now.
I have yet to see Maryland lawyers and government officials reach the same
conclusions as this site.
It is hard to believe that Rightgrrrl would know Maryland state laws much
better than the people who are charged to enforce them. State officials
are more likely to have a wider grasp of the laws in their state. Of
course Tripp wants her indictment thrown out, but her wants may be
different from state actions.
Elizabeth
USA - Wednesday, August 25, 1999 at 20:58:00 (EDT) from 205.165.49.154
Christina Dunigan's article, "A Tale of Two Abortions" was excellent.
For the record (and Carolyn, you may be aware of this), Allen Kline was an
infamous abortionist in my area. Even though he is a more-than-shoddy
abortionist, he was on staff of the Einstein Medical Center here, and
maybe still is AFAIK. Can you believe it?!?
Annette <matushka1@iname.com>
USA - Wednesday, August 25, 1999 at 15:11:17 (EDT) from
spider-pa064.proxy.aol.com
Since consensual adult sex is hardly an offense
But demanding that someone to lie under oath IS, and that was what was
going on. Have you researched this case at all??
Unlike a regular phone conversation, Tripp intended to give this to a
prosecutor (Starr).
Giving the tapes to Starr is part of the law enforcement
exception! I explain this in one of my articles:
"After making the tapes, Tripp approached law enforcement authorities in a
timely manner. This point is also important because it is an exception to
Maryland's interception law. Even if one believes
that Tripp did still break the law by recording her own conversations
after she found out about
Maryland's interception laws, there is a
law enforcement exception. The
items on the last tape made were so illegal that she would be allowed
to make the tape - as long as
she approached law enforcement authorities in a timely manner --
which she of course ultimately did.
The Maryland law does allow for this exception."
So, the fact that she gave the tapes to Starr actually helps protect
Tripp!
I doubt very seriously many of us tape reccord our coversations on a
regular basis.
Most of us aren't being asked to lie under oath, or being bribed.
If Tripp realy did nothing wrong, there was no reason for her to
change her story.
She didn't change her story. Let's take this to the newsgroup, shall we?
Steph and I would be happy to go into more detail there.
Carolyn
USA - Wednesday, August 25, 1999 at 13:40:10 (EDT) from
carolyn.interstat.net
First off, wiretapping devices include electronic componets, and Tripp
used electronics to preserve "evidence".
Since consensual adult sex is hardly an offense (however disgusting
adultery is) Tripp had nothing to protect herself from, the tapes were
made well before Starr collected testimony.
Unlike a regular phone conversation, Tripp intended to give this to a
prosecutor (Starr).Indeed, the tapes made up a good portion of the
quasi-pornographic Starr report.
I doubt very seriously many of us tape reccord our coversations on a
regular basis. I also find it hard to believe we would trap people and
then lie about knowllege of state law (If Tripp changed her story, why on
earth uphold her credibitly) If Tripp realy did nothing wrong, there was
no reason for her to change her story.
Elizabeth
USA - Wednesday, August 25, 1999 at 13:34:20 (EDT) from 205.165.52.202
jsb, are you implying that because the quotes used by Carolyn were
spoken or written in public that they MUST have less validity than a
private letter? What a way to cop out of the acceptance of an IDEA that
the founding fathers were believers in a Higher Power. You are basically
saying that what people write personally is more truth than what is
written publicly. We can go ahead and analyze this for all it is worth,
and basically destroy any speck of trust in ANY public "offerings" by ANY
person. So, if a pro-choicer gave a speech about abortion being dandy, we
can assume that it may not be so, but may be that pro-choicer feeling the
need to recite what is popularly accepted--they are expected to say these
things. We would have to check his or her diary or personal letters to get
the real story of what they believe. *****On the topic of religious
believers being against the teaching of an imperfect theory: Why is it
that if it is just a theory, and God's exstence can also be seen as part
of a theory or a theory unto itself, we can not teach about the existence
of God as if it were fact? It's all just a theory, so why not? It seems
that those who are intolerant and closed minded (love those words) of
religious ideas are just as stubborn when it comes to religious teachings.
I actually resented being told how the universe was created, because I did
not believe it was true, this evolution. Where was MY choice in the
subject matter? Can we all at least agree that since this is a sensitive
subject and both sides are really a matter of Faith, we either teach the
possibility of BOTH or NONE? It is too easy to write the argument off by
saying, "you disagree, so of course you fight evolution". I am a Christian
who would like to see respect for different ideas. This includes my idea,
the evolution idea, and many other ideas on how the world came into being.
But for me, with all of the evidence that could point to a big bang, I
still can not ignore entropy. Entropy is one factor that keeps even
scientists from accepting a "big bang" theory. As a wise woman once said,
"you can't take apart a watch and throw the pieces into the air and have
them come together perfectly". Even under the best of conditions, this
most likely could never happen.
Maureen
New york, NY USA - Tuesday, August 24, 1999 at 23:52:38 (EDT) from ip136.an11-new-york4.ny.pub-ip.psi.net
Nearly all of our scientific knowledge amounts to theories: relativity,
quantum mechanics, our conception of atoms and
their workings--all these things are imperfect theories, and could be
falsified any day.
Those models will be improved upon, but it is doubtful that they will ever
be completely rejected. They have too much predictive utility ( a
characteristic not shared by Macro Evolution).
It was only a little over a century
ago that Lord Kelvin expressed that he was more certain of the existence
of ether than of anything else in the world; but
ether does not exist.
hehe, whaddaya mean? ;-) Patients used to puke their guts out on "ether
beds" with rubberized mattress covers when they came down off of that
stuff. ;-) ;-) How about Phlogiston???
We can know nothing about the world with absolute certainty.
Oh NO!! It's one of Those!!!!! With the plastic, elastic reality. Like
my 4 year old!!!!
The real reason many object to evolution being taught is not because
it's an
imperfect theory but that it contradicts their religious beliefs.
hoHO, since he says that nothing can be known for certain, how does JSB
know this???
By that token, it also takes a leap of faith to accept most other
scientific knowledge. After all, it's all just theories.
Definitely not the case in my fields of study, in which I am comforted by
plenty of directly observable facts :-). Ahhhhhhhhhh. Feels so good.
Hoosier Pharmer
USA - Tuesday, August 24, 1999 at 22:52:52 (EDT) from web-proxy.one.net
If you noticed, Jeff, my quotes were regarding religion IN GENERAL --
not Christianity specifically.
Carolyn
USA - Tuesday, August 24, 1999 at 21:16:07 (EDT) from port4.interstat.net
Concerning religion and the founders:
the Jefferson quote of Bud's is from a private letter, while many of those
quoted by Carolyn (e.g., those of Washington, Franklin and John Adams) are
from more public addresses. Jefferson, Washington and Franklin were
strict deiets; Adams was a Christian for a time but gave it up. My point
is that if you really want to know the true beliefs of the founders, look
to their private writings; in public, everyone expected them to give
thanks etc. to the Christian God--and they did to maintain popularity.
Paine is an exception since he wasn't a politician.
J. Burke
Muncie, IN USA - Tuesday, August 24, 1999 at 21:02:19 (EDT) from
42.indianapolis-01-02rs.in.dial-access.att.net
The problem in education is that Evolution has been taught as fact,
although it is still only a theory.
J. Burke
Muncie, IN USA - Tuesday, August 24, 1999 at 20:00:31 (EDT) from
64.indianapolis-05-10rs.in.dial-access.att.net
Carolyn is on solid ground here and not only did Linda Tripp NOT commit a crime (even under the Maryland law)and
even if she did violate that law, there were justifiably compelling reasons for
her to do as she did.
Elizabeth and other Tripp opponents seem to forget the reason Tripp
recorded her conversations with Lewinsky was that the latter was urging
her to go along with her and her First Boyfriend's committing felony
crimes.
And Tripp needed to protect herself since without hard evidence, her
claims about such crimes could not be substan-
tiated and it would have been her word against Lewinsky and President
Clinton.
And we all know what Clinton did to women he saw as a political threat.
Not a pretty picture.
As a conservative I would say that even if Tripp's recording of her own
conversation with Lewinsky was a betrayal of a friend, Tripp decided
upholding the rule of law by bringing evidence of Lewinsky's and Clinton's
plans to break the law outweighed her obligations of friendship to
Lewinsky.
To put it differently, even if you don't like what Tripp did to Lewinsky,
the end result of her action was that of a law-abiding citizen placed in a
difficult situation who saw principle as more important than helping a
friend commit a crime with her beau.
That's inarguable. And its perfectly
defensible whereas none of the Clinton apologists and defenders can EVER
make a case for the President's having carried on a squalid affair in the
White House and having committed felony crimes to cover it up. And it says
much about our time when its alright with people that a felon who holds
our nation's highest office doesn't have to be held accountable while on
the other hand they demand a law-abiding citizen be punished for trying to
bring those crimes he committed to public attention in the first place.
Am I the only one(besides Carolyn and Stephanie) who sees something wrong
with this picture?? So those of who support Linda Tripp have no need to
apologize supporting her as the Clinton enablers have no shame in letting
their man get away with it.
Norman
Norman F. Birnberg <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
Long Beach, CA USA - Tuesday, August 24, 1999 at 19:08:15 (EDT) from spider-tp051.proxy.aol.com
(and in this case, ignorance of the law is a defense, though usually
it is not), but she didn't know up until the very
end. So we (conservatives)are allowed to do what we want and THEN find out
if it is against the law?
No -- what I meant was that in this case -- meaning the LAW INDICATES
-- that ignorance of the Maryland interception law IS a valid defense.
Usually ignorance of the law usually is not a valid defense but with
regards to MARYLAND INTERCEPTION LAW, it is.
Interesting fantasy,
It isn't fantasy. It's MARYLAND LAW.
thankfully our justice system doesn't work that way.
It does with the Maryland interception law. Ask a lawyer. Look it
up. It isn't hidden information.
So, if I'm asked to commit a felony, it's alright because I am a
conservative citizen and (using your scenario) the person I am directing
my action against is a liberal.
No Elizabeth, this law applies to conservatives as well as liberals. If
you had researched this case at all, you would have known what I was
talking about.
Carolyn
USA - Tuesday, August 24, 1999 at 15:15:58 (EDT) from
carolyn.interstat.net
(and in this case, ignorance of the law is a defense, though
usually it is not), but she didn't know up until the very end.
So we (conservatives)are allowed to do what we want and THEN find out
if it is against the law? Interesting fantasy, thankfully our justice
system doesn't work that way.Imagine the problems that would surface if
somebody was able to apply that defense to Armed Robbery, Drunk Drinving
or Rape.
In addition, Clinton wasn't being asked to commit a felony -- Linda
was.
So, if I'm asked to commit a felony, it's alright because I am a
conservative citizen and (using your scenario) the person I am directing
my action against is a liberal.Commiting a felony is perfectly alright if
it is done for political motivations????
Elizabeth
USA - Tuesday, August 24, 1999 at 15:09:49 (EDT) from 205.165.52.203
Intercepting something is also known as recciving it. --
Elizabeth
Huh? If that were true, then Tripp would be indicted for simply answering
the telephone! To intercept something is to interrupt or eavesdrop a
transmission meant for ANOTHER receiver. Lewinsky's communication with
Tripp was meant for Tripp. Anyway, the issue isn't whether intercepting is
the same as "receiving;" the debate revolves around whether intercepting
is the same as "recording," which it clearly is not.
Stephanie <stephanie@free-market.net>
CO USA - Tuesday, August 24, 1999 at 13:04:59 (EDT) from sl-46.chisp.net
Intercepting is not the
same as receiving. You cannot intercept your own phone call. As I said, the article goes into
detail. I also know that Kevin Wood would be able to address your specific
legal questions better than I. You can email him at united@allunited.org. In addition,
Tripp never denied that she knew at one point that Maryland had an
interception law (and in this case, ignorance of the law is a defense,
though usually it is not), but she didn't know up until the very end.
However, even if one believes that she did actually break Maryland's
interception law, she still has other defenses, such as the law
enforcement exception (which I mention here) as
well as exigent circumstances. In addition, Clinton wasn't being
asked to commit a felony -- Linda was.
Carolyn
USA - Tuesday, August 24, 1999 at 10:42:44 (EDT) from carolyn.interstat.net
Liberals as a rule think taxes are a great equalizer, reducing
disparities of wealth and supporting government social programs. Which
explains the knee-jerk reflexive opposition of liberals to tax cuts.
But along comes [gasp!] a liberal who shows how perverse the notion that
taxes promote societal fairness is. In today's Los Angeles Times (8/23/99)
a liberal economist, one Edward J. McCaffery in an article entitled, "Tax
Spending - Not Work, Savings" argues for the elimination of inheritance
and death taxes on the admirably liberal policy ground that these taxes
"encourages and rewards high-end consumption of the rich and punishes
thrift. This strikes me as perverse."
He makes hash of the liberal class warfare against the rich by observing
that rich savers can be as helpful as
noble as are no rich savers. If they were allowed to save. And the only
income that should be taxed is one that is spent.
Just the reverse of current economic policy. It would do wonders to
increase the abominably low savings rate in this country. If only Dick
Gephardt and Tom Daschle would listen. Why do Democrats think getting rid
of just ONE tax is such a bad idea, even if as McCaffery has so astutely
demonstrated, it make sense from a liberal economic point of view?
What could be fairer than eliminating inheritance and death taxes
precisely because they amount to a form of regressive theft, of the
government stealing people's ability to save the fruits of their life's
hard work and pass it on to their children? Just what exactly, is liberal
about those kind of taxes?
Its refreshing to see a liberal make a case for addressing the perversions
in our current tax code that happens to be economically counterproductive
and which confounds American notions of fair treatment under the
law.
Norman F. Birnberg <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
Long Beach, CA USA - Tuesday, August 24, 1999 at 00:51:48 (EDT) from
spider-te033.proxy.aol.com
Terri agrees with Donna that Carolyn is hypocritical!!! The junk on
"Karl's Board" is getting mighty deep!!!
Codemo
Phoenix, AZ USA - Tuesday, August 24, 1999 at 00:41:11 (EDT) from
SU-dhcp226.sunion.Arizona.EDU
Intercepting something is also known as recciving it. The law says that
Lewinski also had to know of the taping (and consent to it) for Tripps
case to be legit. I remember about how she first denied knowllege of the
law and then later admitted that she knew about it all along..If you
change the tapping to sexual activity, it sounds like Slick Willie's
waffling. Even if Lucianne Goldberg misinformed Tripp, Tripp was the one
who ultimately broke state law (she could have gotten a second oppion from
a lawyer)and the one who should be on trial.
Elizabeth
USA - Monday, August 23, 1999 at 19:33:32 (EDT) from 205.165.49.62
Carolyn,
I dont get it since Tripp Didnt break the law why is she indicted?
Don't get me wrong I Do support her all the way
Clinton and ALL of his gang of leftist thugs should be charged for
illeagal acts NOT Linda Tripp
I smell something fishy here on the Goverments side
RAD-Cnsrv
Universal, Universal Universal - Monday, August 23, 1999 at 14:55:07 (EDT) from cnsrv.inlink.com
Elizabeth, you may want to read our articles regarding Linda Tripp
with regards to the "wire tapping laws," especially the one which explains
how she did not break
the law.
Carolyn
USA - Monday, August 23, 1999 at 14:17:22 (EDT) from
carolyn.interstat.net
I stumbled onto this site looking for fellow
conservatives, but was
halted by the support page for Linda Tripp. Although she broke Maryland
state wiretapping law, she is praised as a national hero---I'm not sure
whether to laugh, be angry or nauseous at the hypocrisy. Any good
conservative knows we forfeit moral ground if we use law breakers to catch
law breakers. Few of us would like to live in a world with Linda Tripp
like clones, we are not above the laws either.
Elizabeth
USA - Monday, August 23, 1999 at 14:09:09 (EDT) from 205.165.49.66
Why is it that Donna says that Carolyn is hypocritial??? The message was on Craven "Karl's Board".
Not Kathie Lee's Son Cody
USA - Monday, August 23, 1999 at 00:07:42 (EDT) from
SU-dhcp238.sunion.Arizona.EDU
Quote: Fortunately I have an answer to the charge that Evolution is
"just a theory". That's just a theory too. --David
hoHO! David does not appear to understand what is meant by scientific
"theory". I am amused.
The problem in education is that Evolution has been taught as fact,
although it is still only a theory. Really it takes a leap of faith, ;-)
to accept macro-evolution as fact. Actually, I like the theory of
Evolution a lot, and think that Charles Darwin was a genius, who did,
incidentally, recognize the Creator. I read his "Origin of Species" cover
to cover, and it is an amazing work. But it's still just a theory, guys.
It has yet to be proven. Carolyn is right about that. Get a grip.
Hoosier
Pharmer
USA - Sunday, August 22, 1999 at 23:29:46 (EDT) from web-proxy.one.net
Dear Linda: I admire your "spunk". You stood up to 1)the president of
the US, 2) a corrupt pres & his even-more corrupt wife and 3) his entire
criminal administration. I am absolutely certain that there wouldn't be
20% of the population with the courage to do that. I would HOPE that I
would have been that brave, but in my heart I really wonder if I could
have been that strong. I hope you get this and know that there ARE a lot
of people out here who can see through the media, the corrupt politicians
and the lies. Facts are facts. Monica Lewinsky owes you big time! Without
you, her reputation would have forever been that of a mentally-unbalanced
stalker. I'm happy you haven't joined the huge list of people who died
when they thwarted this administration. Thank you for what you did -- for
the country, for integrity, for courage -- and for women. Wishing you an
extremely happy life from here on. Sincerely, Jane Jervis
jane jervis <jaj@auto-graphics.com>
Upland, CA USA - Sunday, August 22, 1999 at 00:28:32 (EDT) from
208.193.119.51
Hey - this site shows feminists are all the same, regardless of
political stripes. Namely they're feminacentric. Glad Dana Sherman
didn't diss Jimi - big band/swing was bad then and is worse now as a
fad...
Martian Bachelor
<MartianBachelor@peakmail.zzn.com>
Colorado Springs, CO USA - Saturday, August 21, 1999 at 23:49:38 (EDT)
from annexp16.uccs.edu
Re: Carolyn's defence of the decision in Kansas to not teach evolution
because it's "just a theory". Why not just stop teaching anything? You
know it's all "just a theory". Clearly whether or not the theory is
beleiveable or well founded is irrelevent. Whether or not the rest of your
education is founded on it and other nations and states will be laughing
at you is also irrelvent. Everything is "just a theory". Even mathematics
has its weirdos. There's a fringe group who don't believe in the existence
of very large numbers. Large numbers are just a theory you see. I mean
when was the last time *you* counted past 5000? Why bother to teach
anything at all? Fortunately I have an answer to the charge that evolution
is "just a theory". That's just a theory too.
David
USA - Saturday, August 21, 1999 at 20:44:34 (EDT) from
tnt8-216-180-14-69.dialup.HiWAAY.net
GOP front-runner George W. Bush has been deluged with illegal drug use
questions. Its the character issue. The obvious
points are whether youthful experiment-
ation with illegal drugs should serve
to disqualify someone from being elected
President, particularly if the use of
illegal drugs occurred during one's teens and the person in question is
not a chronic drug abuser (of drugs legal or illegal) as an adult.And of
course in Bush's case, whether his initial refusal to honestly address the
issue has hurt him.
Above all, was the media right in raising this issue and if so are they
now being excessive in persisting with
it now that Bush has answered the questions? To put it another way, what
should be the balance between trying
to give voters an accurate picture of a political candidate's character
and the candidate's right to a legitimate zone
of personal and family privacy?
I do think, in view of who President Clinton has turned out to be, that
character does matter in a President, and that its not just the economy,
stupid. If a person made mistakes in his or her youth and hasn't repeated
them, can we still see that individual as a person of good character?
After all, next year we are choosing a new President and we want him to be
someone we can trust and who will obey the Constitution and faithfully
execute the laws and uphold the dignity of the Oval Office.
Norman
Norman F. Birnberg <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
Long Beach, CA USA - Thursday, August 19, 1999 at 22:29:53 (EDT) from
spider-wm072.proxy.aol.com
If I am "defensive" about military service, it is because I get e-mail (as I clearly stated in my
article) from people who call Quayle a draft-dodger and praise Al Gore for serving. If it wasn't for such
e-mail, I probably wouldn't have written the article. And how has Quayle misrepresented his service in
the National Guard? Did he ever claim something different? If so, I'll call Quayle on the same thing. In
fact, I even state that in my article! However, I never claimed that Gore did not serve, but I still
believe that when someone says he "served in Vietnam" it does not lead one to believe that he served as a
reporter for 5 months. Now, I will concede that perhaps saying that people claim he is a "war hero" is a
little much, and I probably should change that. But I still believe that the way Gore's service is
portrayed leads people to incorrect conclusions. In addition, I also believe that it is unfair for people
to claim that Quayle dodged the draft (I realize you did not say this, Pete -- I am referring to others)
and then state that Gore is above people who served in the National Guard because he was a reporter in
Vietnam. I felt the article needed to be written based on what people have said to me -- what they said
indicates that they misunderstand the situation.
Carolyn
USA - Thursday, August 19, 1999 at 12:44:47 (EDT) from carolyn.interstat.net
Just read Carolyn's piece on Al Gore's military service. Remarkable how defensive conservatives are
about the issue of military service. It leads them to strange imaginings -- that Gore supporters are
"misrepresenting" his service and "portraying him as a war hero." Yet no such factual instances are
cited. The reason? Because Gore has, unlike many politicians -- Clinton, Bush, Quayle, et al -- been
completely straightforward about his military record. He hasn't mispresented anything. He (nor his
supporters) have ever suggested he was a "hero." End of story.
Pete Danko <pdanko@cdsnet.net>
Jacksonville, OR USA - Thursday, August 19, 1999 at 12:25:44 (EDT) from proxy-01-real.cdsnet.net
Rhianwen,
Here's some info from an abortion clinic owner that really got my
attention. Click on my signature for the link.
Hoosier
Pharmer
USA - Thursday, August 19, 1999 at 10:14:18 (EDT) from web-proxy.one.net
I have heard some lifers say that there are testimonies
available
online from former abortion doctors. Does anyone know where I might read
such things, please?
Rhianwen <rhianwenj@yahoo.com>
Brisbane, Q'ld Australia - Wednesday, August 18, 1999 at 23:15:35 (EDT) from mercury.theinternet.com.au
I would have to say this is one of the best private conservative sites
on the web! You both have done a wonderful job with this place. Maybe
you will even inspire some NOW members to tear up their membership cards
and join the Right! Everyone, please visit our site and sign the
Anti-Clitnon petition as we continue to put the pressure on Washington and
the liberals in charge!
-Michael www.stopclinton@homepage.comm
Michael Scott <stopclinton@hotmail.com>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Wednesday, August 18, 1999 at 00:30:09 (EDT) from
2.gardena-01-02rs.ca.dial-access.att.net
First, I agree with Bergetta! Just when you think you don't fit in with
anybody. . . .
Second, I'd like to put up a page on my website with sites similar to
mine. (I have yet to find any personal sites which qualify). Sort of a
"sister sites"
thingy. I've got details on my site, but for the uninclined to clicky, if
you have a personal site which is pleasant, intelligent, is something more
than just your journal, and has SOMETHING insightful about God, please
email me your URL! Thanks ever so much!
Kat <here.kitty@prodigy.net>
Meredith, Nh USA - Tuesday, August 17, 1999 at 23:21:11 (EDT) from
QNCYB408-03.splitrock.net
J. the majority in my area are the liberals. I am being forced to
swallow their lifestyles and their philosophies while being told that I am
the one doing the forcing. Media basically twists everything to the left,
tip-toeing around the liberals who will scream from the rooftops if their
"freedom" is "challenged". Where is this "Moral Majority" I hear so much
about? It sure isn't here and it never has been. Even though what you said
was very neutral, many people seem to think that Christians and the Right
are automatically "wrong" and lacking in "valid" ideas and
opinions.
Maureen
ny USA - Tuesday, August 17, 1999 at 19:51:37 (EDT) from
ip40.an11-new-york4.ny.pub-ip.psi.net
Democracy is glorified mob-rule. Where the people themselves choose what
principles govern them, without
fairness as a necessary foundation,
they will enact laws that allow the
majority to attack the minority with
impunity. This is not freedom; it's
not even close. It's majoritarian feudalism.
J. Burke
Muncie, IN USA - Tuesday, August 17, 1999 at 01:41:24 (EDT) from
VIRGO.BSUVC.BSU.EDU
Wow! I think I like it here! I'm pro-life, young, ambitous, educated,
and a MOMMY. Nice to fit somewhere!
Bergetta
Sterling <bksterl2630@erols.com>
Collings Lakes, NJ USA - Sunday, August 15, 1999 at 22:24:15 (EDT) from
207-172-161-166.s39.as4.hmt.nj.dialup.rcn.com
Kelley, I welcome you to post on www.razzberry.com, where some of the
teens are very much in the dark about their own "beliefs". Please go to
the "razzes" on paganism, religion, etc. and talk to those kids. I have
tried to tell them that Satan is a Biblical figure but some of them who
insist they are Satanists say it has nothing at all to do with Satan
(HUH?) and other very strange rationalizing. The word Pagan is thrown
around the teen circle as something "cool" to be, something dark, weird,
scary or something an *ahem* "outcast" believes in. These teens have
called Christians "religious fanatics" while in the same breath praise
Marilyn Manson for his "extremism". When I brought up the fact that
extremism is extremism, they became agitated and tried to tell me that
since Manson is a celebrity he has some kind of immunity to criticisms
based on logic. Please lend your voice because there are too many kids out
there who are "not thinking for themselves" who are all too quick to
condemn Christians for "not thinking for themselves". Hypocrites,
all.
maureen <toriphile@eudoramail.com>
new york, ny USA - Sunday, August 15, 1999 at 21:51:00 (EDT) from ip73.an11-new-york4.ny.pub-ip.psi.net
Oh no. Wendy/SaturnNSun is back.
Sehlat
Music City, TN USA - Sunday, August 15, 1999 at 19:10:44 (EDT) from libbkr155.library.Vanderbilt.Edu
Well Karen... we won't give the anti-religion crowd any ideas. But we
have learned from the pro-choice crowd that
individual choice is constitutional ... outside of government monopoly schools!
No wonder( yup, the Left, pro-choicers)they are suing like mad to keep
kids from being exposed to a little religion. You'd think after Littleton
and L.A, they'd welcome the prospect, but no. If I get this straight, the Left sues
to defend choice to keep infanticide (aka late term abortions) legal while
on the other hand, the Left sues to deny choice to parents who want to
send their child to a private school. Then
again only they could get away with playing on both sides of the fence at
the same time!
Norman F. Birnberg <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
LOng Beach, CA USA - Sunday, August 15, 1999 at 15:30:53 (EDT) from spider-wk063.proxy.aol.com
hehe, Norman. About the chaplains: don't give the government any
ideas. It's bad enough already.
I think the anti-religion crowd has just become arrogant due to lack of
challenge from us.
Hoosier Pharmer
USA - from 206.112.192.113
The Karen Brauer news release reveals the ACLU is no longer a champion
of individual rights.
The Jennifer King article points out the extent to which the Left
successfully twisted the anti-establishment clause of the First Amendment,
which was written to prohibit Congress from establishing a state church
like the Anglican Church back in England, not to prohibit all public aid
to sectarian groups.
As one reads King's article, its interesting that the same liberals who
fight public schools vouchers tooth and nail on the grounds that it would
violate people's conscience to support sectarian schools they don't belong
to or whose religious belief differs from their own, yet they would have
people pay taxpayer dollars to fund abortions even though it would violate
their conscience to be forced to do so.
If they were consistent, they would be the first to agree abortion should
be be paid for by the woman who wants one and not the taxpayers, just like
they argue parents, and not the taxpayers should pay to send their
children to a private school. But they why do liberals think the Hyde
Amendment which precludes the taxpayer financing on abortion, interferes
with a woman's right to get one?
And back to the matter of religion: the Left says taxpayer funding of
anything even remotely religious is unconstitutional. But then why don't
they put an end to the government paying for the salaries of chaplains who
officiate in the state legislatures, Congress and the Supreme Court? Is
that or isn't that an "establishment of religion?" Talk about hypocrisy!
Norman
Norman F. Birnberg <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
Long Beach, CA USA - Saturday, August 14, 1999 at 08:31:35 (EDT) from
proxy-443.public.paix.webtv.net
In response to the article, "Freedom of Religion," I have to address
the way the word "pagan" is thrown around. Why do I get the feeling that
all of the author's knowledge of non-Christian religons comes from Focus
on the Family? If the US government is so "pagan", then why do do pagans
lose their jobs and have their children taken from them because of their
religion? Pagans don't believe in Satan (a Biblical figure), are very
knowledgable and accepting of other faiths (including Christianity), and
some are even pro-life. I also find it hard to believe that the government
is hostile to Christians. Don't think so? Try running for office as an
atheist or a Jew. Count the number of churches in a phone book; I assure
you there is no shortage. Don't criticize what you don't understand.
Kelley Rose <gazelle_sunday@unforgettable.com>
Liverpool, NY USA - Friday, August 13, 1999 at 22:17:04 (EDT) from 98A7858E.ipt.aol.com
Christina's new article blew me away, as all of her writing does.
Prochoicers' defense of abortion is to be expected; their defense of the
abortion industry betrays their true motives...or their lack of
understanding of the issue. Why is protecting desperate women from shoddy
treatment at abortion clinics an area of controversy between
prolifers and prochoicers?
Brenda
Waterloo, Canada - Friday, August 13, 1999 at 15:57:40 (EDT) from surfec011.sybase.com
Ok Carolyn
Yes I am SaturnNSUn I
lied to you just like you
lie to all the young girls on your RRight Girl Web site. You tell them you
care about them, that you are a friend but in fact you do not and you are
not a friend. What would happen if one of them became was going to have a
baby would you help them or not? Would you love them just the same would
you still be a friend ot not?
Ok what if they had parents who would get upset at them if they told
them and the parents would kick them out or do worse things? Would you
still ne a friend? NO you would not hmmmmm'
I think that is interesting.
Wendy <SaturnNSun@aol.com>
USA - Friday, August 13, 1999 at 14:46:55 (EDT) from
spider-ta061.proxy.aol.com
Really great site. It's informative and entertaining with a very easy tone.
HIRAMicLegend <WebMaster@hiramiclegend.com>
USA - Friday, August 13, 1999 at 14:01:32 (EDT) from 204.242.217.116
Thanks Bud (below), for the Founding Fathers quotes. And thanks
for
emailing the exact same thing to both Stephanie and me. Here are some other quotes that might be of interest to some people:
"The foundation of our national policy will be laid in the pure and
immutable principles of private morality, and the preeminence of free
government be exemplified by all the attributes which can win the
affections of its citizens and command the respect of the world. I dwell
on
this prospect with every satisfaction which an ardent love for my country
can inspire, since there is no truth more thoroughly established than that
there exists in the economy and course of nature an indissoluble union
between virtue and happiness; between duty and advantage; between the
genuine maxims of an honest and magnanimous policy and the solid rewards
of
public prosperity and felicity; since we ought to be no less persuaded
that
the propitious smiles of Heaven can never be expected on a nation that
disregards the eternal rules of order and right which Heaven itself has
ordained;
-- George Washington Inaugural Address - Thursday, April 30, 1789
"We have no government armed with power capable of contending with human
passions unbridled by morality and religion. Avarice, ambition, revenge,
or gallantry would break the strongest cords of our Constitution as a
whale
goes through a net. Our Constitution was made only for a moral and
religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other
people."
-- John Adams 1778
"Statesmen may plan and speculate for liberty, but it is religion and
morality alone which can establish the principles upon which freedom can
securely stand. The only foundation of a free constitution is pure
virtue."
-- John Adams
"Of all dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity,
religion and morality are indispensable supports. In vain would that man
claim the tribute of patriotism, who should labour to subvert these great
pillars of human happiness, these firmest props of the duties of men and
citizens."
-- George Washington
"Before any man can be considered as a member of civil society, he must be
considered a subject of the Governor of the Universe."
-- James
Madison
"We have been assured, Sir, in the Sacred Writings that except the Lord
build the house, the labor in vain that build it. I firmly believe this. I
also believe that, without His concurring aid, we shall succeed in this
political building no better than the builders of Babel."
-- Benjamin Franklin
"We have forgotten the gracious hand which has preserved us in peace and
multiplied and enriched and strengthened us, and have vainly imagined in
the deceitfulness of our hearts that all these blessings were produced by
some superior wisdom and virtue of our own. Intoxicated with unbroken
success, we have become too self sufficient to feel the necessity of
redeeming and preserving Grace, too proud to pray to the God that
made us."
-- Abraham Lincoln
Carolyn
NJ USA - Friday, August 13, 1999 at 13:48:52 (EDT) from carolyn.interstat.net
Some quotes from our founding fathers:
Thomas Jefferson:
"I have examined all the known superstitions of the word, and I do not
find in our particular superstition of Christianity one redeeming feature.
They are all alike founded on fables and mythology. Millions of innocent
men, women and children, since the introduction of Christianity, have been
burnt, tortured, fined and imprisoned. What has been the effect of this
coercion? To make one half the world fools and the other half hypocrites;
to support roguery and error all over the earth."
"Christianity...(has become) the most perverted system that ever shone on
man. ...Rogueries, absurdities and untruths were perpetrated upon the
teachings of Jesus by a large band of dupes and importers led by Paul, the
first great corrupter of the teaching of Jesus."
"The clergy converted the simple teachings of Jesus into an engine for
enslaving mankind and adulterated by artificial constructions into a
contrivance to filch wealth and power to themselves...these clergy, in
fact, constitute the real Anti-Christ.
Jefferson's word for the Bible? "Dunghill."
AND SOME JOHN ADAMS:
"The doctrine of the divinity of Jesus is made a convenient cover for
absurdity."
Adams signed the Treaty of Tripoli. Article 11 states:
"The Government of the United States is not in any sense founded on the
Christian religion."
SOME THOMAS PAINE:
"I would not dare to so dishonor my Creator God by attaching His name to
that book (the Bible)."
"Among the most detestable villains in history, you could not find one
worse than Moses. Here is an order, attributed to 'God' to butcher the
boys, to massacre the mothers and to debauch and rape the daughters. I
would not dare so dishonor my Creator's name by (attaching) it to this
filthy book (the Bible)."
"It is the duty of every true Deist to vindicate the moral justice of God
against the evils of the Bible."
"Accustom a people to believe that priests and clergy can forgive
sins...and you will have sins in abundance."
And; "The Christian church has set up a religion of pomp and revenue in
pretended imitation of a person (Jesus) who lived a life of poverty."
JAMES MADISON:
"What influence in fact have Christian ecclesiastical establishments had
on civil society? In many instances they have been upholding the thrones
of political tyranny. In no instance have they been seen as the guardians
of the liberties of the people. Rulers who wished to subvert the public
liberty have found in the clergy convenient auxiliaries. A just
government, instituted to secure and perpetuate liberty, does not need the
clergy."
Madison objected to state-supported chaplains in Congress and to the
exemption of churches from taxation. He wrote:
"Religion and government will both exist in greater purity, the less they
are mixed together."
HERE ARE THE REFERENCES IN CASE YOU DOUBT THE TRUTH:
References: The writings of Thomas Jefferson exist in 25 volumes. The
references for this article were found in the book, SIX HISTORIC
AMERICANS, by John E. Remsburg (who interviewed many of Lincoln's
associates). Much of his work on Jefferson came from THE MEMOIRS,
CORRESPONDENCE AND MISCELLANIES FROM THE PAPERS OF THOMAS JEFFERSON, 4
volumes ed. by Thomas Jefferson Randolph (the grandson of Thomas
Jefferson).
Bud <yeah@right.com>
USA - Friday, August 13, 1999 at 13:39:02 (EDT) from huahine.netreach.net
On the contrary, Anon, individuals must be held accountable for their
actions. This "I'm a victim," doesn't wash with me. I WAS on the
receiving end of very many insults; racked up a good number of
"fistfights" defending myself against bullies, and considered dropping out
of school and getting my GED instead. I was tall (giraffe), had glasses
(four eyes), braces (tinsel teeth), pinstraight hair, goofy clothes
(flood's over! Why are your pants so high?), and was a BRAIN (geek,
pencil head, etc). Gee, can you imagine anything more? How about SL-T,
and all those other negative terms generally reserved for ladies, despite
the fact that I had only three boyfriend in junior high and the short-term
"relationships" never went beyond heavy petting. My virginity and lack of
sexual experience obviously didn't matter to my "detractors."
Linda A. Prussen-Razzano <linda@rightmagazine.com>
Arlington, TX USA - Thursday, August 12, 1999 at 21:49:56 (EDT) from bart.airmail.net
maybe if students stop bullying other kids and making them feel
isolated, the violence would never of happened. Don't blame guns, but
blame yourselves. Its always easier to point a finger at someone
else.
Anonymous <Anonymous>
USA - Thursday, August 12, 1999 at 11:37:40 (EDT) from 63.67.26.27
oh I read 'em HP all of 'em were superb I'm trying to bring friends if
got RIGHTgrrl linked umm several times on my site and RIGHTguyz
RAD-Cnsrv/RIGHTguyz
<http://www.radical-conservative.org>
All of 'em, All of 'em Universal - Monday, August 09, 1999 at 17:08:30
(EDT) from cnsrv.inlink.com
More good articles at Rightgrrl.com
Read 'em. Bring your pals. They need to get educated.
Then get to the Drudge Report quick. The guy is announcing that more than
a dozen Clinton sex abuse victims will be meeting in a hotel room in
Dallas to share war stories and maybe plan a class action lawsuit. hoHO!
If only!
Hoosier
Pharmer
USA - Monday, August 09, 1999 at 01:56:17 (EDT) from web-proxy.one.net
Cheers for Carolyn!! I am in FULL agreement that Hillary is as big a
fraud as her hubby. God forbid we get her anywhere near
politics...especiallly the Senate where the Clinton poison will continue
to seep into the very foundations of our Amendments...say bye bye to our
guns, freedom of choice, speech, and everything else this Country once
stood for. I pray every night that a good Conservative President will come
into office and clean up the mess created by the trashy, lying, Clinton
Administration!! Thank God for websights like this one where we can all
ban together and go about righting the wrongs and cleaning up the trash in
our Government.
Tinker_Bell_From_Hell <tinkerbellfromhell@yahoo.com>
Smithfield, UT USA - Monday, August 09, 1999 at 00:58:17 (EDT) from
logan-96.bridgernet.com
I am a young political activist and I serve as the College Republican
Chairman of Utah. To date there are only five women state chairman in the
entire country. Two other women and I have recently founded the College
Republican Women's Caucus (CRWC.) We are hoping to help recruit more
women into the CR organization and also into leadership positions. Women
need to be at the drawing board. If anyone women would like to know more,
please e-mail me. We are just starting and need all the help we can get.
I would love your feedback!
Melissa Ransom <utchair@netscape.net>
Orem, UT USA - Sunday, August 08, 1999 at 18:57:52 (EDT) from
1Cust50.tnt2.provo.ut.da.uu.net
A friend told me about this site, what a good job!
Natalie Conigliaro
USA - Sunday, August 08, 1999 at 02:02:38 (EDT) from ip109.philadelphia11.pa.pub-ip.psi.net
Again, thanks for the laughs!!
Mindy
USA - Saturday, August 07, 1999 at 16:14:20 (EDT) from
libpdc.stic.lib.tx.us
God bless you! You are a welcome breath of common sense and fresh air.
As an AMERICAN of African ancestry, a Christian and a staunch
conservative, I applaud you and all the women of America who have the
"Right" stuff. Please keep up the great work.
Conservatively Yours,
Jimmie L. Hollis
Editor/Publisher
DAYBREAK NEWSLETTER
856-327-4505 Office
856-327-1971 Home
Jimmie Lee Hollis <redjellybean@worldnet.att.net>
Millville, NJ USA - Friday, August 06, 1999 at 12:06:48 (EDT) from
143.philadelphia-23-24rs.pa.dial-access.att.net
I'd just like to say, "Right On,Sister!" I must say that I was rather
surprised to hear Mrs. Clinton's comments about her husband's behavior in
that article. Is this the same Mrs.Clinton that said a few years back
that she could have stayed home baking cookies and giving tea parties (in
an attempt to ridicule stay-at-home mothers) but chose to pursue a career.
Is this the same Hillary that said, on "60 Minutes" yet, that she wasn't
some little woman that "Stands By Your Man" no matter what? My! How a few
years changes things! If Mrs. Clinton (maybe I should start saying MS.
Clinton) is an example of the new modern feminist, then I'll just
say,"Right On, Phyllis Schlafly!" At least, I've never heard Phyllis make
excuses for anyone, either herself or anyone else.
Blanche R. Payne <sugarmama12@hotmail.com>
Spanish Lake,, Missouri USA - Friday, August 06, 1999 at 02:05:34 (EDT)
from sdn-ar-002moslouP282.dialsprint.net
The Clintons make me want to vomit. Everything that comes out of their
mouths are self serving statements to get them some special advantage with
special interest groups. The people of New York are supposed to be so
sophisticated. I'm afraid they are going to put this woman in the Senate
where we will continue to have the Clintons IN OUR FACE for god knows how
long, ad nauseum. Puke. Puke. and Mega puke is in store for this country
until the people wise up.
Carolyn Boneck <cjboneck@newnorth.net>
Eagle River, WI USA - Thursday, August 05, 1999 at 22:43:20 (EDT) from
eagl-cas1-cs-6.newnorth.net
If Hillary's right, maybe we've finally discovered our secret weapon!
First, we'll tell Hillary what Camille Paglia's been saying about her,
then we'll get, Bill, Hillary and Camille in the same room, and when
Rodham and Paglia go at it, he'll run screaming from the White House, and
never come back!! Another hopeful scenario would be Camille convincing
Hillary that she should ditch the guy, and as Hillary's act of revenge,
she could have Craig Silverstone hold him down while she burns Billy Boy
with Camille's cigar!! *heheh*
Bruce V. Bracken
<saoirse@cmpmail.com>
USA - Thursday, August 05, 1999 at 12:07:48 (EDT) from pm3-15-206.ama.arn.net
Carolyn, the new article is great as usual! :-) TTYL, Annette
Annette <prolifegrrl@gohip.com>
USA - Thursday, August 05, 1999 at 08:48:53 (EDT) from
spider-wi061.proxy.aol.com
Poor Billy Clinton has cast shame upon America the Beautiful. Any
American who still supports that loser is one himself. Many great men and
women have overcome great obstacles in life to become great. Hillary is
merely trying to be politically correct to feed her own political
ambitions.
Also, I enjoyed your article on the "Royal Kennedy's" it was right on.
David McAndrews <dmcandrews@hotmail.com>
Calgary, AB Canada - Thursday, August 05, 1999 at 03:17:50 (EDT) from
196.ezcom.net
Your article is right on! Bill and Hillary have to be the most
co-dependant first family in U.S. History!
Jack Marti <jmarti@juno.com>
Collegedale, TN USA - Thursday, August 05, 1999 at 00:41:03 (EDT) from filter1.mayberryusa.com
Great article -- when will this country wake up. I am so sick of the
Clinton's. What about China, Taiwan, etc. It is time for the people of
this country to pay attention to what is happening in the world around
them, before it is too late. I fear for the legacy the Clinton presidency
will leave for my granddaughter.
R. Pohl <pohlhr@aol.com>
Savage, MN USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 23:13:13 (EDT) from
spider-to073.proxy.aol.com
When are we going to start making leaders take personal responsibility
for their actions?
Kaye Mc Kay <kaye@webtv.net>
USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 22:50:14 (EDT) from
proxy-363.public.rwc.webtv.net
HOLY COW! I WISH TIPPER WAS THAT STEWPID!
Tobacco Farmer Al Gore <pinhole@hotmail.com>
Dayton, TN USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 21:20:25 (EDT) from
dial41.b1.tnt2.wa.freei.net
HOLY CRAP! I WISH MY WIFE WAS THAT STUPID!
howard stern <bababooey@robin.net>
ny, ny USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 20:27:46 (EDT) from
bay2-202.quincy.ziplink.net
a most excellent expression of words.I like what you said @ the way you
said it
thomas coplin <tom-bonniecoplin@min dspring.com>
franklin, tn USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 19:56:47 (EDT) from user-38lc60f.dialup.mindspring.com
Right on!!! Terrific article! I agree
with every word. Why can't the people of
this country see this? Why are they so
gullible? Keep up the good work.
Patricia
USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 19:47:16 (EDT) from proxy-383.public.rwc.webtv.net
Nice article, there should be more outrage against these two
people.
Jack Carrigan <carigan@inreach.com>
USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 19:27:27 (EDT) from
209-142-10-196.stk.inreach.net
Article contains devastating logic.
Anthony DeGennaro <tdegenna@ix.netcom.com>
USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 18:45:06 (EDT) from
ely-oh5-03.ix.netcom.com
Hey there, Got to your site from http://www.worldnetdaily.com.
J. Stanfield
USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 18:41:41 (EDT) from tp71.tigerpaw.com
Well done, Carolyn. Keep up the great work!! We need more like you
in this fight. God Bless. Allen
Allen O'Donnell <alodonn1@willy.wsc.edu>
Wayne, NE USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 18:17:50 (EDT) from
cis-2511-a5.wsc.edu
Great observations. Thanks for the good reading; made my day.
Mitch McDowell <mmmcdowell@shellus.com>
USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 17:44:00 (EDT) from out4.shellus.com
Appreciated your comments re Hillary - keep up the good work!!
Ed Waltenspiel <canyoned@earthlink.net>
Moraga, CA USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 17:08:00 (EDT) from
dialup-166.90.36.60.SanFrancisco1.Level3.net
Carolyn, Great article today 8/4. Keep it up. (World Net Daily led me here today,
but I have been to Rightgrrl before.)
Ron Hebron
Seattle, WA USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 16:14:28 (EDT) from blv-proxy-01.boeing.com
Enjoyed your comments.
Janice Dorsch <dorschjj@prodigy.net>
Oklahoma City, OK USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 16:09:40 (EDT) from
OKCYB105-16.splitrock.net
BRAVO!!!! When is the Am public going to realize just how hidious
these two people are???
robin Rodbell <rrodbell@aol.com>
atlanta , ga USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at
16:03:59 (EDT) from spider-ta073.proxy.aol.com
You two are just a couple of swell gals.
Mike <cooties@cgocable.net>
Hamilton, On Canada - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 15:48:17 (EDT) from
cogeco-24-175.cgocable.net
Very much enjoyed reading your article! It's a shame that we can put Clinton in
a time machine and send him back 200 years. Back then, we had some real
Americans who knew exactly what to do with lying, perverted, treasonous traitors like Clinton. Our worthless
and gutless elected officials don't have the courage or backbone to do
anything that's right for America. Clinton is a complete fraud and is America's worst
nightmare. Save America, evict Clinton!
Mark Holmes <evict-clinton@webtv.net>
Marion, IL USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 14:45:27 (EDT) from proxy-313.public.rwc.webtv.net
As I see it, Hillery is just setting up a posture that looks somewhat
"anti-Bill", or at least not "pro-Bill", so that she will have a better
chance in the New York race. As far as "where has Hillery, the feminist, been while Bill has been
groping and exposing himself through life these last six years or so", I
used to wonder the same thing. Actually, I wondered where any of the
feminists were - that is until it dawned on me that there has really only
been one feminist issue ever since the "women's lib" thing started -
abortion. I'm convinced that Clinton would perform abortions personally
if it would raise his popularity polls, and since that is the only issue
to feminists, it is worth the price of sacrificing a couple of women here
and there to his touchy/feely, "hey, look at this" approach to sexuality,
as long as it means that no one is going to mess with the legality of
abortion.
Tom Wright <thomaswright@juno.com>
Lombrd, IL USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 14:42:42 (EDT) from
tnt13a-54.focal-chi.corecomm.net
Thank you so very much for those comments concerning
"Hillary". A person becomes what HE or SHE chooses to become. My father was a
bootlegger and died at the age of 37. Space doesn't permit me to describe
my upbringing. I became a minister and today serve as an Honary Board
Member of my organization.
Ralph J. McIntyre <rjmfour@aol.com>
USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 14:35:28 (EDT) from spider-wa032.proxy.aol.com
good article.
alex shuba <ashuba2795@aol.com>
USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 13:57:46 (EDT) from spider-tf044.proxy.aol.com
very logical articles. good job.
earl e kujak <eekujak@webtv.net>
st charles, il USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 13:19:27 (EDT) from proxy-563.public.rwc.webtv.net
Enjoyed Carolyn Gargaro's article very much. She did a superb job of
raising questions about the Clinton's conduct that have bothered me for
years. As a white male in this country, I am absolutely mystified why there isn't
a greater outcry from women, particularly feminists, over the immoral and
illegal behavior of this pathological liar whom I am sad to call our
President. Is it censorship by the media, or are the feminists too embarrassed to
admit they backed a guy whose conduct and moral fibre is so reprehensible
to their cause? More mysterious is the apparent lack of outrage by women over the conduct
of his wife. I cannot accept for a moment that this so-called "brilliant"
woman, knowing her husband's record for infidelity, could believe that he
was suddenly "cured", and was faithful to her. Is she living in denial or
what? Why aren't readers of the new TALK magazine asking how this woman, through
her irresponsible, enabling behavior, could live with herself knowing that
she and her husband have destroyed the lives of so many women?
And, why aren't women in this country savvy enough to know when they are
being set-up? Ms. Gargaro's article gets to the heart of the Clintons'
con game, which is being perpetuated by those who support Mrs. Clinton for
the Senate. Keep up the good work. Maybe someday we will all get the message before
it is too late.
Sincerely, Rob Vannelli
R. J. Vannelli, Jr. <r.j.vannelli@excite.com>
Woodlyn, PA USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 13:08:39 (EDT) from
gwgw.dayzim.com
Carolyn,
Enjoyed your piece about "the world's smartest woman" on WorldNetDaily.
I have my own question about Hillary's intelligence concerning the alley
cat she married.
What psycho-nonsense problems from Hillary's past should we be alerted to
as to the reason why she stayed with, and desires to remain with, such a
excuse for man like her Billy?
Women like Hillary Rodham actually encourage men like Bill Clinton to be
sexual predators. Women like Hillary--and there are millions just like
her--enable their men to continue to fornicate at will, because they
don't have enough respect for themselves to leave the scum bag.
Now, forgiveness for an indescretion is one thing; Bill Clinton is abusing
his relationship with his wife, and she enables him to do it.
Women, like Hillary, believe their "love" will stop their man's sexual
roaming; he thinks it is her consuming "love" for him that allows him to
carry on, at will, with anything female, from a 600 year old mummy to a 21
year old intern.
Enablers are not helpers. Has anyone with an alcoholic in their family
gotten the drunk to stop drinking by enabling them, making "excuses" for
them? No, they just continue with their unacceptable behavior.
HIllary Clinton has made it possible for her husband to continually drink
from the cup of adultery and get drunk on the sex with other women. Billy
no longer associates her tantrums with the fact that his sexual daliances
are unacceptable behavior. They are perfect for each other.
Or, Hillary simply never cared who or how many other women her husband
did-- Politics makes stange bedfellows. Which makes her quite an example,
for her own daughter and for the young women of the nation.
Eletta Files <leaf@adnc.com>
Lakeside, CA USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 12:43:15 (EDT) from
adnline222-69.adnc.com
Bravo! If
you and some others
can see through Clinton(s), why can't the rest of the country??
James B. Smith <james.b.smith@usa.net>
Alexandria, VA USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 12:37:33 (EDT) from
flowbie2-outside.csc.com
Hillary also has her own lying and
psycho problems.
Mrs. P. Blickensderfer
Fl USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 12:30:52 (EDT) from
proxy-523.public.rwc.webtv.net
I read "Bill Clinton - Victim of Women" on World Net Daily where free
speech is still allowed!
Kay D. Bauman <jpeterman@sprintmail.com>
Palm Springs, CA USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 12:22:51 (EDT) from sdn-ar-001catpalP149.dialsprint.net
I am happy to see some women speak out against Hillary. The silence of
NOW is deafening, as well as the supporters of Anita Hill and her elk. I
hope that women will continue to speak out and destroy this power
structure in Washington which women contributed greatly to
produce.
Lynn Young <snag_24@yahoo.com>
USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 11:51:36 (EDT) from firewall-ext.volcano.net
You have a solid grasp on the situation.
With all of the liberal media bias out there, it's sometimes hard to
remember that there are a lot of women out there with plain old common
sense. Thank you!!!
Jim Collerd <jcollerd@aol.com>
Midland, TX USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 11:45:12 (EDT) from
spider-th072.proxy.aol.com
"Only self-pity is wasted
pity."
Brian R. Higgins <xepera@hotmail.com>
New York, NY USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 11:33:39 (EDT) from
cdm-18.36st.nyc.redconnect.net
Hillary, the most intelligent woman in the world? If I were a woman I
would be highly insulted. Your remarks are right on the mark. Where are
all the NOW's & NAG's during all of this. In fact, where is our print
& TV media? Why are we being fed all this drivel when there are more
important issues that should be addressed. Like China & FBI file abuse
for example. I found your article while accessing WorldNetDaily and agree with you
completely. I hope more publications such as yours begin the drum beat
against this pair who refuse to leave our lives.
Alfred Miles <naples@olynet.com>
Elma, Wwa USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 11:25:57 (EDT) from
modem614.olynet.com
Keep up the good work
Robert Bradford <robertb@bradfordphc.com>
Marion, IN USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 11:19:54 (EDT) from
ip47-cs1.bpsinet.com
Great anaysis!
Emory Hanlon <hanlon@snowcrest.net>
Yrfeka, CA USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 11:05:09 (EDT) from
oakfrA072.snowcrest.net
Carolyn's analysis of Hillary Clinton's argument that Bill was a victim
of women is revealing - the
"victim" mentality is how liberals
see themselves when they are found
engaged in wrong-doing.
Hillary saw her husband as being
persecuted by his grandmother and
mother as a child, which in the Gospel According to Hillary, explained his
subsequent transgressions against other
women in his adult life. Naturally,
Bill wasn't at fault for conducting
himself like less than a gentleman; on
the contrary, he was blameless and of
course a victim of women's misappprehen-
sion of his inability to deal with as
Hillary so movingly put it, "the scars
of his childhood!"
This "victim" attitude is not just confined to Hillary or her husband. It
was the conclusion of the Democrats as
well during the impeachment hearings
last year, who if everyone will recall,
blamed Bill's difficulties not on Bill's
conduct, but on Starr and the evil Republicans being engaged in a plot to
remove him from office!
Hillary's observations about Bill are
also eerily like Al Gore's statement in
the aftermath of his campaign finance
foul-up, that there was "no legal controlling authority." Thus, we have
a President, his wife, his underling
and an Administration that believe in
short, the rules made for mortals don't
apply to them and they thus conduct
themselves accordingly.
No, Hillary's defense of Bill is not
pro-woman. But is it very much in tune
with how liberals see themselves as
entitled to be compassionate about their own shortcomings while at the
same time and without contradiction,
passing judgment on others for their
shortcomings. In short, according to
the Gospel According to Hillary, this
is the reason why she expresses such
feeling for her husband's "pain," while
remaining silent on the plight of the
women to whom he certainly did real
pain.
Whoever Saint Hillary may be in being
an enabler of her husband's misconduct,
Carolyn was correct about one thing:
she is no "I am a woman, hear me roar"
feminist!
Norman
Norman F. Birnberg <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
Long Beach, CA USA - Tuesday, August 03, 1999 at 22:15:36 (EDT) from
spider-wa074.proxy.aol.com
Why are the rightgrrls defending Linda Trip anyway? She doesn't seem to
be a particularly nice sort of person irrespective of whether she's guilty
of the charges -- which seems to be in doubt not because of her actions
but because of the interpretation of the law. I mean talk about a right
slime-ball. Plenty of spiteful activities are not illegal and I suspect
this will turn out to be one of them, but I would've thought there were
better issues for Carolyn and Stephanie to support.
David <david_byron@my-deja.com>
USA - Tuesday, August 03, 1999 at 21:26:36 (EDT) from mail.booksys.com
First of all, a note to Carolyn that I
was pleasantly surprised at her prompt
reply to my guestbook entry (I'm not
used to getting any replies from
guestbook entries). I read Wood's
article again, and it seems to me now
that he _isn't_ contradicting
himself...he is saying that Lewinsky
agreed to Tripp _acquiring_ the
communication, not that she agreed to
Tripp _intercepting_ it...and that Tripp
did not commit an interception because
the devices she used are exempted from
the list of "interceptory devices". So
it seems that Tripp does have a good
legal defense against the charges. I am
sorry with my initial, rather harsh
reaction to Wood's article, but
personally overly legalistic language
tends to make MEGO...and I think that
others will have the same reaction. And
to those who think that what Tripp did
was slimy, it doesn't matter if what she
did was illegal or not, if they think
what she did was wrong, so I'm not sure
how much it really matters in terms of
Linda Tripp's reputation if she
technically guilty of breaking laws or
not. Though it does matter in terms of
legal fees and the
chance of conviction, fines
rainie <rainie_2001@yahoo.com>
New York, NY USA - Tuesday, August 03, 1999 at 15:35:35 (EDT) from
ucmg10.med.uc.edu
Atom, are you saying that giving women the power to vote is communist
or nazi? Why don't you take a look at who is on welfare, it's not all
women, or women with children. There are plenty of spineless and lazy men
out there who have the physical strength to do hard labor but find
loopholes to get out of their responsibilities. I know many myself,
unfortunately. What do you have against women supporting themselves and
having the freedom to vote? I saw your page and frankly I don't understand
your point about New Zealand. I know a liberal gal out there who has been
working her butt off for over 10 years (she is in her early twenties)
nonstop. She is self sufficient and independant, does not wait for
government or a man to help her out. Stop calling women nazis and
feminazi's just because they are strong and want rights afforded to any
man out there.
Maureen
New york, ny USA - Tuesday, August 03, 1999 at 15:20:51 (EDT) from ip189.eagle.ny.pub-ip.psi.net
If you women are so conservative, then why can't you get rich without
affermative action? Why don't you own half of the world's corporations and
money? It's because you're lazy commie bums, and your families are
socialist too. Look, you don't even make your kids work and compete, you
just give them something for nothing, like welfare. No wonder you're all
so poor. When women got the vote communism and nazism started, tearing
this great country apart. You women are collectivists, you just want to
redistribute property that was *EARNED* by rugged capitalist men.
Atomsmith
<here>
USA - Tuesday, August 03, 1999 at 06:58:39 (EDT) from
p38t3.std.dialup.ncf.carleton.ca
Carolyn's article on Linda Tripp's indictment is superb!
The issue of Trip's indictment of
her allegedly having intercepred phone
conversations with Monica Lewinsky
really boils down to one simple issue:
is there one standard of law in this
country for every one, the powerful
_and_ average citizens?
Tripp's indictment is just the double
standard at work. In its august wisdom,
the U.S Senate last February decided
that President Clinton wasn't guilty of
_any_ crimes! Yet ironically right now,
the person who bought these crimes to
the attention of the Independent Counsel Kenneth W. Starr and the public
is the one who Maryland's prosecutors
want to make an example of, get this
friends, FOR TELLING THE TRUTH ABOUT
BILL CLINTON!!!
Is it just me or does any one else see something wrong with this
picture??? Tripp only recorded her conversations
with Lewinsky because her "friend" urged her to go along with her and the
President's efforts to perjure themselves and obstruct justice. Sounds
like a perfectly valid reason for Tripp's recording the conversations,
which incidentally, is not the same as "intercepting" them!
Its just a shame Maryland prosecutors want to exact political revenge for
the Clinton Administration because Tripp dared to show the Emperor in the
White House had no clothes! And for all those
who say Tripp should be put on trial,
I wonder what happened to all those cries we heard last year about
"putting this all behind us!"
If this case goes forward, is dragging this thing out really in the best
interests of the country? I would think
even if its too much to expect from the
Tripp-Bashers, that they should accept
what is obvious.
Norman
Norman F. Birnberg <BirnbergLb@aol.com>
Long Beach, CA USA - Tuesday, August 03, 1999 at 05:41:15 (EDT) from
spider-wk082.proxy.aol.com
National Cops For Life applauds the honesty and integrity of Linda
Tripp. She may well be the heroine of the decade. We support her wise use
of taping the conversations between Miss Lewinsky and herself as the only
means by which to support her position and as a defense against the
blatant use of the "lie" that is continuously spun by an evil White House
used repeatedly to crush all those who would expose them for who and what
they are, the "shame" of America. In addition we support her actions as a
means to parry the real threat of physical harm attributed to Clinton's
various public administrations.
Vincent A. Ciappetta <ncfl@juno.com>
Cutchogue, NY USA - Tuesday, August 03, 1999 at 01:42:59 (EDT) from
207.127.150.6
I am making a pro-life website and I need stories from women,
fathers,abortionist and ANYONE who has been hurt by abortion. Your name
can remain annonymous or can be used. I am going to have a section of my
page dedicated to stories of people who have been hurt by abortion. Please
e-mail me your stories and tell me if you want to have your name written
under it or not. If I decide that your story gets the message across well,
then I will e-mail you back and tell you that it is being put on the site
and I will e-mail you the adress of the page. Thank you. Don't be afriad
to speak out.
Sarah <sarah@rockforlife.zzn.com>
USA - Tuesday, August 03, 1999 at 01:13:28 (EDT) from
dfiatx99-233.dsl.gtei.net
Wanna hurl? Mosey on over to www.drudgereport.com and read Matt's
account of the night that Broaddrick met Hillary, shortly after Bill raped
her.
Hillary says that Bill's problem is not one of malice, but of weakness.
Yuckie poo. We have a dork that just can't help himself, bombing a
pharmaceutical factory and other innocuous targets in order to take
attention off of his misdeeds.
And, abandoning the feminist dogma that kids only need mom and do not need
a dad, Hillary has attributed Bill's pathology to abusive environment
caused by the conflict between his mother and grandmother. Whups! Bill
had two mommies???
Hoosier
Pharmer
USA - Tuesday, August 03, 1999 at 01:07:05 (EDT) from web-proxy.one.net
I am not a Linda Tripp basher at all, but the article by Kevin Wood,
focusing on all the legal technicalities, seemed very Clintonesque to me.
Sure, Wood never advised Tripp to say "that depends on what your
definition of is is.", but his two arguments seemed to contradict each
other. First he says there was no "interception" of any conversations
committed by Linda Tripp. But then he says that Lewinsky, by agreeing to
talk with Tripp on the phone, agreed to an "interception". But how can
Lewinsky have agreed to an interception that didn't take place in the
first place? It would be too bad if in defending Linda Tripp, we sink to
the level of those who are after her. While the prosecution of Tripp does
seem politically motivated to me, I think only a naive fool would say
there was no political motivation behind the prosecution of Clinton. I do
agree that even if Tripp is technically guilty of breaking some law, she
should only be subjected to whatever punishment is usually meted out for
this crime (which seems to be very light). But let's not fall into the
trap of assuming all of the means she employed were acceptable just
because the ends were just (which I do think they were).
rainie <rainie_2001@yahoo.com>
New York, NY USA - Monday, August 02, 1999 at 21:04:06 (EDT) from
mchslwk69.med.uc.edu
I hope everyone heard Carolyn on the radio today she did an awesome
job
RAD-Cnsrv
Planet: Kronos - Monday, August 02, 1999 at 17:48:54 (EDT) from
cnsrv.inlink.com
I would like to express my displeasure and suspicions re: Linda Tripp's
indictment. It seems too coincidental that it comes on the heels of the
big fine Bill Clinton received at the hands of the judge 2 days ago!!
If Linda Tripp had not taped the conversations --- but ESPECIALLY advised
Monica Lewinsky to retain the blue dress--- we would still have heard NO
TRUE FACTS from Bill Clinton regarding the matter!!!
If I had been Hillary it would have been ME or a private detective HIRED
by me taping the calls he was making to Monica at night!!!
I don't see how there is any possibility that Hillary didn't suspect
something was going on between them. Everyone else in the area did!!!
I think Linda Tripp was very brave to stand up to the Clinton spin
machine.
Betty L. Lindley <bettyloulin@webtv.net>
Eugene, OR USA - Monday, August 02, 1999 at 16:11:29 (EDT) from
proxy-543.public.rwc.webtv.net
I can only apologize to Mrs. Tripp for what our country has decided
it's morals should be. There is a law against adultry (in some states) but
we turn our backs on that so that we can punish someone for not wanting to
go down the drain with a so called friend for something that friend has
done. It is hard to know who to listen too for fear you are going to hear
something that will soon have you in trouble with the law. by no means am
I saying that taping without permission should be allowed, but at the same
time adultry should be punished also (in every state). As a country with
so much to lose we should find our morals and hang on to them tight
because in the end this is all we really have that is worth anything
totake on with us when we die. Punish her but only in accordance with what
the others surrounding this case was punished. If she hadn't taped she
would have been considered a woman who lied only to get involved in this
major case. You tell me what you would have done if you had been placed in
the same situation?!
Mrs. Feilke <revjohn@abts.net>
NC USA - Monday, August 02, 1999 at 10:48:51 (EDT) from ppp-lin-77.abts.net
This site rocks!
Nina <tcsnina@hotmai;.com>
FL USA - Sunday, August 01, 1999 at 20:03:35 (EDT) from
102.winterhaven-01rs13-14rt.fl.dial-access.att.net
You're fighting for a lost cause. There's a distinct line between being
a vindictive b*tch and a woman who stands up for herself. A woman standing
up for herself seeks equality, but a feminist/Tripp seek to reverse the
situation between men and women, making women the dominant sex. You can't
fight fire with fire and I'm ashamed of all those of my sex who call
themselves feminists. Yes, Clinton was wrong and all too wrong, but Tripp
should have let someone professional and uncorrupt do the job (if there
are any).
Madam Hillpass <hillpass@hotmail.com>
Memphis, USA - Sunday, August 01, 1999 at 13:10:59 (EDT) from
203.162.3.237
I am 1000% behind you, Linda. You are being falsely harassed. This will
not work.
Margaret Baird <margbaird@aol.com>
Metairie, LA USA - Saturday, July 31, 1999 at 20:29:20 (EDT) from
LNSGB102-15.splitrock.net
We love you Linda! Real Americans believe in you and support you. Go
get 'em!
Mary <rushin2000@yahoo.com>
USA - Saturday, July 31, 1999 at 19:40:46 (EDT) from watch149.pitnet.net
Linda Tripp is a criminal sorry you may support criminals rightgrrl's
but i don't. Clinton should had not only been kick out off the whitehouse
but either jailed or hanged. We use to hang people who commited treason
which clinton has done.
Mark
USA - Saturday, July 31, 1999 at 18:14:43 (EDT) from
pool-207-205-195-73.wlhm.grid.net
I'd been sadly navigating through website after website of
rather liberal sites, thinking, "When is somebody going to start a 'Rightgrrl'
site?" And then--voila! I found you! I'm not alone!!!
Kat
Blake <here.kitty@prodigy.net>
USA - Saturday, July 31, 1999 at 12:39:44 (EDT) from QNCYB206-17.splitrock.net
Hello everyone, it's great to see this guestbook back up and running!
I've had time only to read Joyce's fine article here at Rightgrrl, and
will be back for more Rightgrrl inspiration.
~Sass
<sassnotspam@yahoo.com>
Canada - Friday, July 30, 1999 at 21:59:24 (EDT) from
24.65.135.51.sk.wave.home.com
Here's a couple of links pertaining to Clinton's fine
Clinton must pay for
lying under oath
Clinton
Is Sanctioned In Jones lawsuit
RIGHTguyz
USA - Friday, July 30, 1999 at 14:31:55 (EDT) from cnsrv.inlink.com
I am so mad at the liberals in this country. To think our President
and his wife are the criminals and not Linda Tripp. Those who indited her
are so wicked. They just want they're 15 minutes and make a name for
themselves.They care not for the rites of the little people. They are like
the power elite in Germany when Hitler took over. They will destroy this
country with their selfish causes. To hell with the Clintons and all their
cronies.
blee <blee@tacnet.missouri.org>
clinton, mo. USA - Friday, July 30, 1999 at 14:29:01 (EDT) from clinton-cs1-14.tacnet.missouri.org
Not only did Clinton get fined yesterday. Judge
Webber-Wright is forwarding the case to the Ar. Bar assoc. Disbarment
Committee
RAD-Cnsrv <nowaysorrynotthistime.com>
USA - Friday, July 30, 1999 at 12:45:02 (EDT) from cnsrv.inlink.com
Support Linda Tripp, are you kidding? To start with she openingly
betrayed a friend for her own fame and what she was hoping was fortune.
She willing violated the law, that makes her no better then someone who
steals a car or robs a bank, she did the crime and now you all love her
for that. The values that have stained the USA did not stop at the White
House and although you do not like him he is still our Commander in Cheif,
Ms. Tripp not only helped expose the wrongs of our country she showed that
true friendship in America does not exsist. I say let her face a jury of
her peers and let her pay for it, this is the fame and fortune she was
looking for and now she is asking you to pay for it.
Steve Walker <sdskillet@hotmail.com>
nv USA - Friday, July 30, 1999 at 11:44:13 (EDT) from
inst1.fallon.navy.mil
I am making a pro-life page and I need stories from women who regret
having abortions and to tell about their experiences so I can help spread
the message and tell the truth.
J. Burke <j_s_burke@hotmail.com>
Muncie, IN USA - Thursday, July 29, 1999 at 23:01:28 (EDT) from
72.indianapolis-03-04rs.in.dial-access.att.net
I am making a pro-life page and
I need stories from women who regret
having abortions and to tell about their experiences so I can help spread
the message and tell the truth. If you would like to be a part of this
e-mail me at thefrog@mypad.com. I will keep your name annonymous if you
would like and e-mail you and tell you if I am going to use your story.
And give the web address it will be at. Thank you.
Sarah <thefrog@mypad.com>
USA - Thursday, July 29, 1999 at 20:18:22 (EDT) from
dfiatx99-233.dsl.gtei.net
Just discovered this great site. I'm beginning to think all females are
liberal. Boy, I wish I knew where to meet some gals in the right! Anybody
know?
Glenn LeCroy <gdlecroy@msn.com>
Atlanta, GA USA - Wednesday, July 28, 1999 at 17:19:42 (EDT) from fw.crawco.com
Congrats H.P. on the Washington Times article! Keep it up! -Lori
God'sgrrl
Central , Fl USA - Wednesday, July 28, 1999 at 15:25:59 (EDT) from
216.76.215.178
Oh goodie! Missed the rightgrrl party.
And I can
shamelessly promote my favorite pharmacy cause, hehe. Have you read your
Washington
Times?? today and 7/28 only :-)
Hoosier Pharmer
USA - Wednesday, July 28, 1999 at 03:39:16 (EDT) from web-proxy.one.net
Glad this
is back! Missed it while it was gone!
Linda Prussen-Razzano <linda@rightmagazine.com>
Arlington, TX USA - Wednesday, July 28, 1999 at 00:25:17 (EDT) from
ppp40-69.ght.iadfw.net
Ohhhhh....me second!
J. Burke <j_s_burke@hotmail.com>
Muncie, IN USA - Tuesday, July 27, 1999 at 22:02:53 (EDT) from
239.indianapolis-06-07rs.in.dial-access.att.net
I'm Glad the Guestbook is back I missed reading peoples
comments
RAD-Cnsrv/RIGHTguyz
<rad_cnsrv@vote4gop.org>
WorldWide , WorldWide - Tuesday, July 27, 1999 at 19:52:43 (EDT) from
cnsrv.inlink.com
Ooh, ooh, me first :)
Brenda
Waterloo, Canada - Tuesday, July 27, 1999 at 16:26:59 (EDT) from
surfec011.sybase.com
Hi everyone :) You can post messages again.
Carolyn
USA - Tuesday, July 27, 1999 at 10:00:49 (EDT) from carolyn.interstat.net