About Me
- Civis
- Husband, father, veteran and ENTP. If you were king, you would have a duty to rule for the common good. In order to rule for the common good, you would need to know what works and what doesn't work. To know this you would need to know a little bit about government, some history, science, psychology, theology, religion et al. If "we the people" rule, we have a similar duty to our country. My handle is "Civis", because I take citizenship seriously.
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I was just reading some of the comments over at CNN on the father/daughter affair. Most people are saying the whole thing is wrong, but a couple are saying it is their business, but they should not be allowed to have children. One person suggested forced sterilization. So, you are free to do whatever you want sexually because it is your business, but the government should force you to be sterilized. And, they should be sterilized because of the risk of genetic problems and that these two people are mentally ill (although if you said that about two men having relations, that would be a big mistake) and it is wrong to bring children into the world by two mentally ill people. Where is the choice in that? That is the interesting thing about"choice," is that ultimately the choice to have children is taken away from you. Ultimately, if you have a child that is imperfect or you are part of something that still manages to gross everybody out (that won't be for long, though), you should not reproduce. The prochoice movement isn't about choice, it is about selfishness, perfectionism, and materialism. Anyway, this post probably didn't make sense, as I am not awake yet.
Maureen
No, it makes perfect sense. Rave on. It's no secret that the founders of Planned Parenthood were part of the same movement as the Nazi's. They both wanted "more from the fit less from the unfit" to "create a race of thorobreds."
Wnat to see the future Planned Parenthood envisions, look to the Holocaust.
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