Posted on 02/21/2011 9:03:38 AM PST by julieee
Rolling Stone Hid More Extensive Justin Bieber Pro-Life View
Teen singing sensation Justin Bieber made national waves this week by expressing his pro-life views on abortion, but Rolling Stone magazine has admitted it withheld a portion of the comment that makes Bieber’s pro-life views more firm.
http://www.lifenews.com/2011/02/18/rolling-stone-hid-more-extensive-justin-bieber-pro-life-view/
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I’m shocked.
He’s stuned!
We all make mistakes, it’s just that fascist groups pick their mistakes, very, very, carefully.
Who cares??
After all, America is “evil”
What’s a Bieber?
didn’t Bieber say America’s health care system was evil?
I teach High School. Justin Bieber’s voice, and manner of communication sounds like that of an 8th or 9th grader (14 or 15) instead of the 17 year old (11th grader) he is.
When an adolescent man sounds more like a boy or a woman....he’s got a problem. Micheal Jackson was the same way...
“I really don’t believe in abortion. I think it [an embryo] is a human. It’s like killing a baby,” Bieber actually said, with the magazine adding “an embryo for context when Beiber was apparently referring to an unborn baby through pregnancy.
The magazine admitted an “editing error” over the quote and said the quote initially released on its web site was “incomplete.” Media reports on the controversy indicate Rolling Stone issued the “correction” prior to handlers for Bieber contacting them about it.
Can't we look at the content of what he says instead of his voice? The kid has the attention of the American teens and preteens. Why do we want to knock him just because his voice isn't what we imagine it should be? Just as an aside, did you watch him play basketball on the NBA celebrity All-Star team this weekend? Bieber was voted MVP for the game. He is a great point guard and made a few 3-pointers.
Here we have a kid who takes a stand for what is right even though he knows it is going to be unpopular. What more do we want, Folks?
I’m glad he’s pro-life. My experience is that a majority of young people are, naturally, pro life—and that’s a very good thing.
I just fear that Beiber’s own fame and fortune will destroy him—as America’s Star Factory has done to countless others past.
Linsay Lohan, Britney Spears, and Michael Jackson were all once decent, naive, teen stars too.
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