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To: crosslink

So a Ron Paul cultist is asking me if *I’m* high?

Justin Amash is a little, snot-nosed, anti-American Paultard who has become a mouthpiece for Ahmadinejad. He also voted against a bill supporting the Pledge of Allegiance and against a bill banning sex-selection abortions. So he has a widdle website where he explains his votes to his fellow Paulistinians? How cute.


57 posted on 03/08/2013 6:44:04 AM PST by AuH2ORepublican (If a politician won't protect innocent babies, what makes you think that he'll defend your rights?)
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To: AuH2ORepublican

You said he voted against Pledge of Allegiance and against a bill banning sex-selection abortions:

From him not the stooges in the leadership:
1. When did Republicans start supporting hate-crime legislation? Hate-crime bills, like H R 3541, are apparently okay if they have to do with a baby’s gender but not okay if they have to do with a person’s skin color or sexual orientation. Or maybe they’re okay if it’s an election year and Republicans are trying to make the President look like he doesn’t care about women. I am appalled and outraged t...hat we would take an issue as sacred as life and use it so cynically as a political weapon.

Republicans, and especially conservatives, should oppose abortion. Period. H R 3541 criminalizes the MOTIVE for getting an abortion. In other words, it keeps all abortions legal except those obtained for the “wrong” reasons. But ALL abortions are wrong. And criminalizing motive makes this simply another hate crime. Literally the only difference between a legal and an illegal abortion under the bill is whether the “abortion is sought based on the sex or gender of the child.”

The bill also shockingly makes it a crime for a medical or mental health professional NOT to turn in someone who they SUSPECT of having committed this thought crime. They can be thrown into prison for a year if they don’t “report known or suspected violations . . . to appropriate law enforcement authorities.” Free societies do not criminalize inaction.

I’m pro-life, and I think all abortion should be illegal. But Congress should not criminalize thought. And this bill won’t stop a single abortion if it becomes law. Every person seeking an abortion simply will sign a form stating her motive is not the sex of the baby. Those of us who are pro-life should demand more from Congress. While we waste time on stuff like this, genuine legislation to protect life is ignored


58 posted on 03/08/2013 6:59:19 AM PST by crosslink (Moderates should play in the middle of a busy street)
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