commies and Leftie Women groups to protest Bush 2/6

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title>[cssn] Fw: Gather Together Pro-Choice New York... Pres. Bush is Coming to Town!

[cssn] Fw: Gather Together Pro-Choice New York... Pres. Bush is Coming to Town!

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----- Original Message -----
From: <ppnyc_list@capwiz.mailmanager.net>
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Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 6:50 PM
Subject: Gather Together Pro-Choice New York... Pres. Bush is Coming to
Town!


> (Please forward)
>
> We've just found out that President Bush is coming to town for a big and
fancy dinner. Let's give him a big NYC welcome!
>
> Gather with other NYC activists to OPPOSE and EXPOSE President Bush's
Anti-Woman Agenda.
>
> WHEN:
> Wednesday, February 6th, 2002
> 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
>
> WHERE:
> 7th Avenue between 52nd and 53rd Streets
> The event the President will attend is across the street at The Sheraton
Hotel
> (EXACT GATHERING LOCATION TENTATIVE - PENDING PERMIT.  CONFIRMATION TO
FOLLOW)
>
> WHAT TO BRING:  (please bring one or more of the following)
> 1) Your message to OPPOSE and EXPOSE President Bush's Anti-Woman Agenda
(see below for message ideas) on a sign, t-shirt, puppet, balloon, etc.
> 2) Friends
>
> WHY:
> In his State of the Union address, President Bush said:
> "America will always stand firm for the non-negotiable demands of human
dignity. [and] respect for women."
>
> But so far he has SAID one thing and DONE another.
>
> Just recently, President Bush:
>
> ¨ Proposed to expand government health insurance to low income fetuses but
not to low income women!
>
> ¨ Proposed to increase funding for abstinence-only-until-marriage
education programs in his budget request to Congress by 33%, for a total of
$135 million!
> (These unproven and unrealistic programs exclude information about
contraception and teach that sexual activity outside marriage is likely to
have harmful psychological and physical effects.)
>
> ¨ Signaled his intention to de-fund the United Nations Population Fund
(UNFPA) by freezing the $34 million budgeted by Congress last year.
President Bush allocated ZERO dollars for UNFPA in his budget request for
next year.
> (UNFPA helps save women's lives by helping them to plan their families and
their futures)
>
> ¨ Attended a major anti-choice rally on the anniversary of Roe v. Wade,
the monumental Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion nationwide.
>
> PRESIDENT BUSH's HYPOCRISY MUST BE EXPOSED.
>
> For more information and to tell us you're coming, contact Amy Moy,
Manager of Community Affairs at Planned Parenthood of New York City, at
(212) 274-7377 or via email at amy.moy@ppnyc.org.
>
> MESSAGE IDEAS:
> 1) NYC is Pro-Choice
> 2) I LOVE Pro-Choice N.Y.
> 3) Oppose Pres. Bush's HYPOCRISY DEMOCRACY
> 4) Keep the U.S. out of my uterus
> 5) Reproductive Freedom is a human right
> 6) Reproductive health care for all
> 7) Personhood for Women!
> 8) President Bush: If you cared about Human Dignity, you'd be PRO-CHOICE!
> 9) The right wing cared until I was born
> 10) UNFPA and Family Planning Saves Lives
> 11) JUST SAY NO to Abstinence-Only
> 12) WARNING:  Abstinence-only Education May be Hazardous to Your Health
>
> SIGN-MAKING GATHERING:
> Wednesday, February 6th, 4:00 - 5:00 pm, PPNYC 26 Bleecker St. (entrance
on Mott between Bleecker and Houston)
>
_________________________________________________________________

[RooRoobird14]

Hopefully many New York Freepers will stage a counter-demonstration to support our wonderful President and neener-neener those FemiNazi hags.

If any of you Freepers ARE going to be there and take pictures, please include a mega-barf alert before posting the photos on FR--LOL! I shudder to think what that FemiNazi crowd is going to look like.

[f.Christian]

The ten commandments are simply various aspects of honesty--responsibilty about honesty--responsibilty(no lies-theft)!

[OWK]

The ten commandments are simply various aspects of honesty--responsibilty about honesty--responsibilty(no lies-theft)!

But are they God/law?

[Brad’s Gramma]

Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[f.Christian]

We should strive to keep thinking--searching...I see so much hurt-pain-sorrow...people very easily give up---go sour/dead!

[Teacher317]

Keep the U.S. out of my uterus

Without 'us', it's just uter...

[Brad’s Gramma]

And, dear Freeper....now that you've slept on it, are you listening to that still small voice? Are you starting to change your mind?

[OWK]

We should strive to keep thinking--searching...I see so much hurt-pain-sorrow...people very easily give up---go sour/dead!

But are the 10 commandments God/law?

Should they be the law of the land?

A yes or no will do.

[Deb]

Apparently you don't understand the democratic process. You see our Constitution now allows women to vote for people who are called "representatives". These represenatives then go to Washington where they make legislation that produces laws under which we live. Women may vote for whomever they choose, so you see, it is possible for a woman to vote for a man to represent her and that man may then vote for or against abortion legislation. If the representative votes in a way which displeases that woman, she may then vote against him.

Unfortunately, no one elected the Supreme Court which has created a law that allows self-centered or ignorant women to murder their own children. This law flies in the face of the will of the majority of American women who oppose the murder of over a million unborn children a year.

Hope this helps.

[ArGee]

Bumped. It's too bad my notwork was down today. I could possibly have planned to go out there and FReep those suckers.

Is anything planned?

Shalom.

[f.Christian]

Very simply there is a common denominator to decency--respect--civilization...

how people live after that is their choice--consequence--fate-design...

but there has to be some clean fabric-foundation that society can cling--grow--survive on.

That is critical--the common denominator--civil--not criminal!

I'll be for the 2nd time a grandfather soon--maybe a "3rd"--a junior!

What kind of world is that going to be for him/her---God help us!

[Deb]

Christians believe the Bible is the Word of God. The Bible says God gave the Ten Commandments to Moses to give to the people.

If you don't believe the Bible is the Word of God then obviously you wouldn't believe the Ten Commandments were God's law.

Typical of atheists you dedicate more intellectual web-spinning to ancient philosophers than to the words of a "mythical being". You don't seem to be able to keep on any subject without driving your cart into the same old ditch.

[OWK]

If you don't believe the Bible is the Word of God then obviously you wouldn't believe the Ten Commandments were God's law.

I asked whether the 10 commandments should be the law of the land.

I don't suppose you're up to tackling that toughie.

[OWK]

So should the 10 commandments be the law of the land, or not?

[f.Christian]

In a civilized society none of this is talked about---debated--mentioned...

anything goes now and the liars--murderers--cheats are winning?

[OWK]

So should the 10 commandments be the law of the land, or not?

[f.Christian]

How about the ten do's...love-respect one another---no fraud!

[OWK]

OK, but should the 10 commandments be the law of the land, or not?

Why are you afraid of answering the question?

[Deb]

With the possible exception of "coveting" and outlawing the disrespect for parents, of course they should be the law of the land. In fact, they already are...obviously.

You're probably one of them guys who believes the Constitution was based on Iroquois law.

[deadrock]

Do you mean above all other laws or including current laws?

Obviously some of the 10c. are incorporated into law already.

One of the 10c., thou shall not covet thy neighbor's wife is not a political issue but a moral one.

God's name in vain lost it's lustre in the 60s.

Murder, theft, fraud and are common sense and are both in Common Law and the 10c.

Who doesn't shop on Sundays?

Most people still honor their mother and father(another common sense 10c)

No, the 10c don't belong in the Law books.