Vanity - Abortion question is on Kentucky, California, Vermont, Michigan and Montana in November

My opinion ^ | 4 August 2022 | NAPSCOORDINATOR

[napscoordinator]

I don’t play games like children like yourself. It’s clear to me you couldn’t be more thrilled with the results in Kansas. Have a party. Celebrate the killings. Salute your beliefs!

[Dan in Wichita]

Very few people read the actual amendment. Nobody needed to because everyone understood the summation:

Vote YES if you are pro-life.
Vote NO if you want unrestricted, unregulated abortion in Kansas.

Even the stupid, ignorant, and mentally unhinged pro-aborts knew how to vote to protect their child-killing sacrament.

Folks in states where pro-life laws are in place should be wary of what happened in Kansas. The pro-aborts can and will use the Kansas model to impose their morality on everyone else. All that is necessary is for rogue activist judges to invent a right to abortion in the state constitution, ala SCOTUS and Roe in 1973 and the KS Supreme Court in 2019. After that, the only ways to reverse it are to amend the state constitution or hope a future supreme court reverses it.

[TexasGurl24]

Every time you get challenged you immediately jump to projection of your inferiorities onto others. You are a defeatist. You are addicting to losing and you want everyone else to be there with you.

I’m not thrilled about Kansas, but I also am not ready to throw in the towel over the results.

Unlike you, I’ve actually been personally involved in the pro-life movement for years, including in litigation against abortionists.

You’ve done nothing to help the pro-life cause, then you have the nerve to make the insane statement that you just did? Without knowing anything about me? Because I dared to challenge your defeatism?

You are everything that’s wrong with FR today. You want and need Democrats to win. You constantly project doom and disaster, then when asked to prove your dedication to your beliefs, you run and hide.

I’m confident enough in my projections to put something on the line, that says way more about the strength of my convictions compared to your own cowardice.

[napscoordinator]

Good night. Please get the help you need. I’ll pray for you.

[TexasGurl24]

Keep on projecting. I’m not sure what you are praying to, but God isn’t pleased with defeatism and cowardice.

You need to be more like Caleb and Joshua and less like the cowardly scouts:

“But the other men who had explored the land with him disagreed. “We can’t go up against them! They are stronger than we are!” So they spread this bad report about the land among the Israelites: “The land we traveled through and explored will devour anyone who goes to live there. All the people we saw were huge. We even saw giants[b] there, the descendants of Anak. Next to them we felt like grasshoppers, and that’s what they thought, too!””

Instead of surrender, “But you, take courage! Do not let your hands be weak, for your work shall be rewarded.”

But you don’t know much about that, do you?

:-)

[jetvol1]

“Very few people read the actual amendment. Nobody needed to because everyone understood the summation:

Vote YES if you are pro-life.
Vote NO if you want unrestricted, unregulated abortion in Kansas.”

I wonder because it seems no way Kansas could be for killing babies in those numbers. I guess I’m hoping it was due to confusion.

[Dan in Wichita]

The outcome was shocking to say the least. The pro-aborts were able to whip up hysteria through fear, deceit, out of state money, and a fully compliant "news" media.

Pro-lifers everywhere rejoiced when Roe was overturned in June, but it also served as a rallying cry for the left. They enlisted many first-time voters to join their wicked cause, especially on college campuses and anywhere else they could find gullible, ignorant people.

What happened in Kansas should put all pro-lifers everywhere on notice. All it takes is a few rogue, leftwing activist judges on a state supreme court to invent a "right" to abortion.