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America Needs Fatima Says:
Free Kids from On-line Porn
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| 12-22-04
| America Needs Fatima
Posted on 12/22/2004 1:02:09 PM PST by concernedAmerican1
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To: concernedAmerican1
"Internet pornographers were handed a victory and the opportunity to corrupt American youth with no fines or consequences. "
And would-be censors lost the ability to deny access to porn by consenting adults in the guise of "protecting the children."
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posted on
12/22/2004 1:04:01 PM PST
by
Moral Hazard
(With a pickle mind we kick the nipple beer.)
To: concernedAmerican1
Parents can free kids from online porn by being parents.
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posted on
12/22/2004 1:08:24 PM PST
by
flashbunny
(Every thought that enters my head requires its own vanity thread.)
To: concernedAmerican1
Each brochure has two petitions, one addressed to the Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist and the other to the Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert. Both petitions ask them to use the power of laws to stop pornographers from providing filth to children over the Internet. Under what enumerated power of Congress do they envision these laws being enacted?
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posted on
12/22/2004 1:09:29 PM PST
by
tacticalogic
("Oh bother!" said Pooh, as he chambered his last round.)
To: concernedAmerican1
The best, most efficient and most economical internet filters are mommy-filter 1.0 and daddy-filter 1.0. The worst is government-filter 1.0.
To: concernedAmerican1
America Needs Fatima? I know all those words, but the phrase doesn't make sense.
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posted on
12/22/2004 1:13:31 PM PST
by
Xenalyte
(Surf's up, space ponies! I'm making gravy without the lumps!)
To: Xenalyte
America Needs Fatima is a campaign of a Catholic organization called the American TFP (Tradition, Family, Property). Its mission is to spread the message of the apparitions in Fatima in 1917.
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posted on
12/22/2004 1:15:53 PM PST
by
Pyro7480
(Sub tuum praesidium confugimus, sancta Dei Genitrix.... sed a periculis cunctis libera nos semper...)
To: Xenalyte
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posted on
12/22/2004 1:16:13 PM PST
by
RebelBanker
(To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of the women!)
To: concernedAmerican1
I agree with all you say.
I just often wonder where these chilcren's parents are. You would THINK that children would be protected by mom and dad.
Guess not.
Who needs the government to be mommy and daddy? Guess the children do.
The parents are just too darn busy living and working in the Land of 1001 Excuses. Sooo, in walks mommy-government to make more unenforced and unpunished laws.
Folks, imho, NOTHING will work because the best protection comes from parents. If they abandon their children, for whichever of the 1001 excuses, the children are doomed.
To: Xenalyte
From Dictionary.com
Fatima:
Daughter of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. She married Ali, among the first to embrace Islam, and is regarded by Muslims as one of the Four Perfect Women.
Was Fatima one of the daughters he had with the 9-year-old that he married?
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posted on
12/22/2004 1:16:59 PM PST
by
Moral Hazard
(With a pickle mind we kick the nipple beer.)
To: Blue Screen of Death
The best, most efficient and most economical internet filters are mommy-filter 1.0 and daddy-filter 1.0. The worst is government-filter 1.0.Bingo.
You obviously don't live or work in the Land of 1001 Excuses.
To: concernedAmerican1
"Free" or "Protect" (make up your mind). Either way, good luck.
Meanwhile, porn, like most everything else, tends to boil down to supply and demand. Since you can't eliminate the supply, you need to do what you can to eliminate the demand.
It works in my house.
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posted on
12/22/2004 1:18:01 PM PST
by
newgeezer
(Just my opinion, of course. Your mileage may vary.)
To: flashbunny
Free Kids from On-line Porn , flashbunny wrote: Parents can free kids from online porn by being parents.BINGO redux.
To: Blue Screen of Death; All
That is true.. Parents should monitor what the kids are doing.. Not the Government.
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posted on
12/22/2004 1:20:17 PM PST
by
KevinDavis
(Let the meek inherit the Earth, the rest of us will explore the stars!)
To: sauropod
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posted on
12/22/2004 1:20:22 PM PST
by
sauropod
(Hitlary: "We're going to take things away from you on behalf of the common good.")
To: RebelBanker
This is the paragraph that caused me to doubt the accuracy of the article.
Boys and young men who are selected for membership in the group soon learn to have contempt for their parents while also plying them with requests for money to support the work of the group. By demanding celibacy of lay members, the group robs these parents of grandchildren and robs the Church of strong Catholic husbands and fathers and of the Catholic children they would have produced.
That couldn't be further from the truth. There are TFPers who go to my church, and they HARDLY have contempt for their parents. Also, the author makes the assumption that all of these men were called to married life, which is not necessarily true. The TFP have some weird views, but I wouldn't call them a cult at all.
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posted on
12/22/2004 1:21:01 PM PST
by
Pyro7480
(Sub tuum praesidium confugimus, sancta Dei Genitrix.... sed a periculis cunctis libera nos semper...)
To: Pyro7480
How does a group spread a message that hasn't yet been opened? (I understand the third one is yet sealed.)
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posted on
12/22/2004 1:21:40 PM PST
by
Xenalyte
(Surf's up, space ponies! I'm making gravy without the lumps!)
To: Moral Hazard
Fatima is a name of a town in Portugal where many Catholics believe Mary appeared to three shepherd children in 1917.
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posted on
12/22/2004 1:21:49 PM PST
by
Pyro7480
(Sub tuum praesidium confugimus, sancta Dei Genitrix.... sed a periculis cunctis libera nos semper...)
To: Xenalyte
How does a group spread a message that hasn't yet been opened?
The basic message is well-known, which is the conversion of the world to the Catholic faith, so that a chastisement of the world by God can be avoided.
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posted on
12/22/2004 1:23:15 PM PST
by
Pyro7480
(Sub tuum praesidium confugimus, sancta Dei Genitrix.... sed a periculis cunctis libera nos semper...)
To: Pyro7480
Sounds a bit presumptuous to this Episcopalian.
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posted on
12/22/2004 1:25:01 PM PST
by
Xenalyte
(Surf's up, space ponies! I'm making gravy without the lumps!)
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