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To: annalex
You don’t think that taking a child to a prayer service should be presumed a safe endeavor?

I assume you're serious.

What is the normal reaction of the pro-abortion crowd when face to face with these types of actions supporting the Pro-Life movement?

Restrained disagreement, or out of control verbal and physical confrontation?

Since I doubt you have the courage to answer my simple question directly, I’ll repeat myself, I think these parents have opened themselves up to a child endangerment charge.

See my tagline, which I'd used for many months.

31 posted on 09/03/2012 4:59:08 PM PDT by Balding_Eagle (Liberals, at their core, are aggressive & dangerous to everyone around them,)
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To: Balding_Eagle

Serious.

The left wingers react to everything with “out of control verbal and physical confrontation”, but I see no reason to withhold that lesson in civics from an 11 year old.

She was not physically endangered, — she was not alone, and with her parents.

That a lawyer can be found to sue the parents, yes, one can be found. We don’t live in normal times, and we should teach the children accordingly.


35 posted on 09/03/2012 5:06:09 PM PDT by annalex (fear them not)
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To: Balding_Eagle

You know, one of the interesting things you get exposed to when you get involved in gun rights are the stories that you hear about why people carry. In most cases its not a philosophical issue. Its because something horrible or terrifying has happened to them or someone they care about. And what the victim did is never anything more offensive than walking down the street or going to their car or watching tv.

Point is that the most innocuous kinds of conduct can instigate violent and even homicidal responses. That’s just the way it is. There are evil people. The problem is not with the people taking peaceable action, its with those who choose to do evil. I do believe in being prepared, but there is no reason to allow the actions of a few psychos dictate how you peaceably exist.


52 posted on 09/03/2012 6:15:02 PM PDT by RKBA Democrat (WILLARD 2012 - It's not just a campaign, it's a conservative suicide pact!)
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To: Balding_Eagle

Have you ever been to a Pro-Life rally?


53 posted on 09/03/2012 6:59:05 PM PDT by netmilsmom (Romney scares me. Obama is the freaking nightmare that is so bad you are afraid to go back to sleep)
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To: Balding_Eagle; annalex; Gene Eric; Captain Beyond
Balding_Eagle:

I'll also answer your question directly. Some years ago before I retired as a lawyer, when my eldest two (both daughters) were 5 and 3 respectively, I brought them to a regular protest against a particularly nasty little abortion mill in Connecticut. I walked them up the sidewalk to the property line of the mill, knowing that this would draw the immediate attention of a thirtyish man who was then a biology instructor at Yale and a regular as a deathscort at the mill, the worst of numerous deathscorts who well knew who I was as a lawyer for the pro-lifers.

Just about in Mr. Deathscort's face, and holding my daughters by the hand, I told them to get a good look at this guy and his antics to see what our enemies are bound to become and as a lesson on what not to become. To my surprise, he did not try to punch me (I was hoping to sue him and the mill and open him up on discovery). I had plenty of backup to take care of the kids if he got out of hand. Many years later, all of my kids are quite pro-life. If anyone thought to instigate any "child endangerment" nonsense, including the Department of Children and Family Services, I would have owned Mr. Deathscort, and anyone else involved.

My youngest just started college and the elder two have graduated. Te eldest will soon be married and makes me look like a liberal.

And, yes, prayer in public places is generally constitutionally protected activity. So is speech. We just need fresh young aggressive lawyers to enforce such freedoms with relentless action.

The trade off is that WE have to put up with public prayer and public speech with which WE disagree, a price well worth paying. We do NOT need to grovel in fear before our barbarian enemies. BTW, the First Amendment was not needed to protect public recitations of Mary Had a Little Lamb although it does. It was meant also for sterner stuff.

As to your tagline, it is about time WE stop being nice, civilized, oh sooooo middle class respectable wimps and started to be aggressive and at least dangerous to the agendas of our enemies. In case you wonder, I am deadly serious.

56 posted on 09/03/2012 10:55:06 PM PDT by BlackElk (Dean of Discipline/Tomas de Torquemada Gentleman's Society: Roast 'em!)
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