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To: Maximilian
As a matter of secular argument, the societal practice of abortion is ritual mass murder upon the altars dedicated to idolatrous vanities, a collective sacrifice to pagan idols.

But isn't it nice, that as an atheist who sees abortion as ritual murder, I can debate the topic within the Republican party and actually have a voice on the issue? This would not happen in the Demo-rat party, where I would be forced into a lock-step with the annointed to support their idolatry of ritual murder on a pagan altar...
84 posted on 12/09/2002 8:59:09 PM PST by Sir Francis Dashwood
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To: Sir Francis Dashwood
Surprised to see you pop up on this thread. I read some of your Halloween posts which were giving the Christian trick-or-treaters fits. Let me say that my children didn't celebrate Halloween this year for the first time, and those threads were one contributing factor. Also read the fascinating post regarding the history of your namesake.

as an atheist who sees abortion as ritual murder

Your earlier posts gave me the impression that you might view abortion as ritual murder from the point of view of supporting it. Wasn't Sir Francis Dashwood involved in all sorts of occult activities, if my memory of your post serves me correctly?

But isn't it nice, that as an atheist who sees abortion as ritual murder, I can debate the topic within the Republican party and actually have a voice on the issue?

I have to question the idea that it's "nice" to debate ritual murder. One would think that it's the kind of thing that you're either for or against. Like worship of Beelzebub. I wonder if "debate" is really called for.

85 posted on 12/10/2002 11:45:47 AM PST by Maximilian
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