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September 16, 2008
Moonbat Metaphysics and Saracuda's Failure to Get an Abortion
Slog provides a fascinating glimpse into the minds of moonbats who resent Sarah Palin for not having her youngest son killed:
When tests made it clear that Palin's pregnancy, which happened around the age of 43, had chromosomal abnormalities, she did not do the rational and even humane thing: return to nothing that which was still a no-thing. Why? Because of a religious belief. She holds the unverifiable belief that God is against abortions.
Where to start? Killing babies may seem rational to some, but unless they are in terrible agony, it certainly wouldn't be rational to call it humane. How is a human life a "no-thing"?
The author goes on to set up a false dichotomy between God and science, as if they pertained to separate realities. God wants women to die wretched and miserable in their 30s, but thanks to science's defiance of God, Palin has lived to see her 40s. Therefore,
Even if He exists, God has nothing to do with why Palin is having a baby at 43.
What a stunted concept of God moonbats must have, to think anything could exist that "God has nothing to do with."
But letting her son live didn't necessarily have anything to do with Palin's faith. Religion doesn't have a monopoly on mercy or morality.
However, liberals would have you believe otherwise. By putting concepts like mercy and respect for the sanctity of innocent life in a box labeled Religious Fanatism, progressives free themselves from the moral constraints that would prevent the genocidal holocausts we see when they take control of governments, as happened most disastrously in Germany, Russia, China, and Cambodia.
But lest you think the folks at Slog have no morals, they do respect the sanctity of trees' lives.
On tips from LT Nixon.
Posted by Van Helsing at September 16, 2008 8:02 AM
Comments
Ugh.
I can't decide which is more repulsive: Their blasphemies against God, or saying that having Trig Palin sucked out of the womb and chopped to bits because he had a disability would be a "Rational and even humane thing." They have no right to talk about religion or the Lord because they are atheists whose supposed knowledge of God and the Christian faith is based entirely off of slanderous stereotypes, and they have no right to talk about morality, because they have no morals, or at least massively misguided morals (Respecting the sanctity of trees' lives, yet having no problem with aborting babies that will be disabled).
I have a couple mild learning disabilities. If my mom had known in advance that I would be born with those conditions, think the Slog jackals would have advised her to abort me?
Posted by: Adam at September 16, 2008 8:16 AM
Is it irony? These people claim to be "pro-choice" and not "pro-abortion" but when a woman makes the choice NOT to have an abortion they get extremely bent out of shape. No. It's not irony, it's revealing. It shines a big fat spotlight on the fact that the left is an evolutionary mistake and without doubt will eventually abort itself out of existence.
Posted by: jcebern at September 16, 2008 8:34 AM
It's one of those damned if you do and damned if you don't things. They would be piling on either way. They'll call her inhumane for not doing it, but what really pisses them off is she denied them the opportunity to smear her as a hypocrite, not that they've needed any legitimate issues to smear her.
Posted by: Mr Evilwrench at September 16, 2008 8:55 AM
They really, really, really don't get the whole religion thing.
Posted by: V the K at September 16, 2008 9:27 AM
Religion doesn't have a monopoly on mercy or morality.
I've long held that pro-life advocates would do well to argue against abortion on its own principles and leave religion out of it. It's wrong to have an abortion because abortion is an affront to decency and humanity, not because God says it's wrong. Bringing one's faith into the argument, even if it is relevant, distracts from the point and gives one's enemies ammunition.
Posted by: CoderInCrisis at September 16, 2008 9:35 AM
Given the "pro-choice" contempt towards disabled children, I'm surprised the disabled community isn't more up in arms against them.
Posted by: Arthur at September 16, 2008 12:25 PM
V the K-
They really don't "get" anything. You have to remember these are people who don't innately understand the world. They have to try to grasp it by doing social studies because at a basic human level they're unsocialised. They're the kind of people who talk about society and diversity but are completely incapable of handling social situations with anyone not like themselves. They want to recast the whole world in their image because they can't handle the variety it actually contains.
Posted by: Ian from the EUSSR at September 16, 2008 1:30 PM
Arthur, it's not just the pro- choice community, it seems to be liberals as a whole who have little compassion for the disabled. As I mentioned in a post a few weeks ago, I was once in a political debate on Youtube with an ultra- liberal jerk (ultra as in, he bragged about how he's helping to start a Communist revolution in the US, and is recruiting urban gang members as his foot soldiers). He at one point made the comment that all conservatives are "Retards." I told him I took offense at that statement because I have a couple mild disabilities, and he responded by calling me a "Genetic mistake" for that reason. Also, the movie 'Tropic Thunder,' directed by and starring outspoken Obama fan Ben Stiller, had several scenes that were really insulting towards the mentally disabled, so much so that several disabled advocacy groups organized boycotts of the movie.
Posted by: Adam at September 16, 2008 1:40 PM
Just look at the "logic" in this statement -
"return to nothing that which was still a no-thing"
If something is NOTHING, why would it have to be "returned" to nothing. It's OBVIOUSLY SOMETHING.
It's really truly sad that these people have such DISDAIN for anyone with a real sense of morality and decency, religious or not. I suspect the OP would likely be right at home, and not the least bit concerned by the lack of morality and basic decency on display at the Folsom Street Fair, the multitude of GP Parades and other such depravities of the "Pride" community.
But God Gaia forbid that someone would actually see some sort of value in any person born without "PERFECT" (in their judgment) attributes. Quetion I have is: WHO made THEIR judgment the standard? If SOCIETY is not the standard-bearer, what makes them think THEY are qualified to hold it?
Posted by: CWKing at September 16, 2008 2:01 PM
God help the poor soul that gets stuck in an elevator with moonbats like that joker from Slog.
Posted by: SpideyTerry at September 16, 2008 3:42 PM
I would comment, but anything I have to say used to be called "unprintable".
Posted by: KHarn at September 16, 2008 5:31 PM
No, SpideyTerry...
God help the moonbat from 'slog' that get's stuck in an elevator with *me*.
Posted by: hiram at September 16, 2008 9:25 PM

