Attended by Texas Republican Gov. Rick Perry, Texas Republican Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, and Texas Republican Attorney General Greg Abbott (who will likely be elected Texas Governor).
Thousands of anti-abortion activists rally at Texas Capitol January 26, 2013
AUSTIN - Gov. Rick Perry, finding biblical significance in the 40th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision, assured thousands of activists at Saturday's Rally for Life at the Texas Capitol that this legislative session will build on past efforts to restrict abortion.
"The ideal world is one without abortion. Until then, we will continue to pass laws to ensure abortions are as rare as possible," Perry told a crowd. Joined by Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, Attorney General Greg Abbott and anti-abortion groups, Perry said he was with "men and women who understand those Biblical stories."
"When God sent the flood waters, it rained for 40 days and 40 nights. Only Noah and those on his ark survived," Perry said. "When Jesus entered the desert and was tested by the devil, he fasted for 40 days, and he rejected the devil's temptations. When the Israelites went out into the wilderness, they wandered lost for 40 years
"Last week, America began its 40th year lost under the rule of Roe versus Wade," he said. "It's a tragic time for our nation's own moral wilderness." The Republican leaders reiterated their commitment to building on laws such as those requiring a sonogram before a woman has an abortion and parental consent for a minor to have the procedure, and withholding money from Planned Parenthood clinics.
Originally posted by moon1969 Attended by Texas Republican Gov. Rick Perry, Texas Republican Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, and Texas Republican Attorney General Greg Abbott (who will likely be elected Texas Governor).
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Okay.
We all know around here that you are a BIG advocate of the slaughter of defenseless babies.
What is the debate you are trying to create ?
Originally posted by utherpendragon Okay.
We all know around here that you are a BIG advocate of the slaughter of defenseless babies.
What is the debate you are trying to create ?
Do you like Republican Gov. Perry's analogy with the great flood and how only Noah and the ark were saved?
Originally posted by normbenign Its a neat story. You don't have to believe it. I don't.
Yeah, Republican Gov. Perry and the Texas Republican leadership regularly rely on prayer and Biblical stories to decide policy in areas of science, healthcare, personal freedoms, deciding about women, and governing decisions generally. The good old Republican Party. (They didn't listen to Jindal.)
Originally posted by moon1969 Yeah, Republican Gov. Perry and the Texas Republican leadership regularly rely on prayer and Biblical stories to decide policy in areas of science, healthcare, personal freedoms, deciding about women, and governing decisions generally. The good old Republican Party. (They didn't listen to Jindal.)
I think you are just being paranoid. Do you think the bible thumpers are going to get you? Or do you just like putting down people that think differently than you?
Originally posted by joe beyser I think you are just being paranoid. Do you think the bible thumpers are going to get you? Or do you just like putting down people that think differently than you?
Not at all. Just an observation. The face of the Republican Party. Fits right in with the religious fundamentalists in Iran, for example.
Originally posted by moon1969 Not at all. Just an observation. The face of the Republican Party. Fits right in with the religious fundamentalists in Iran, for example.
So you know, the governments of China and Russia are in lockstep agreement with you about guns.
Originally posted by moon1969 Attended by Texas Republican Gov. Rick Perry, Texas Republican Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, and Texas Republican Attorney General Greg Abbott (who will likely be elected Texas Governor).
[quote][b]Thousands of anti-abortion activists rally at Texas Capitol January 26, 2013
AUSTIN - Gov. Rick Perry, finding biblical significance in the 40th anniversar ...[text shortened]... n-texas/houston/article/Thousands-of-anti-abortion-activists-rally-at-4226244.php[/b]
Originally posted by moon1969 Change the subject, huh? So you agree with the biblical analogies.
I think you misunderstood. He was saying that maybe you missed your calling of being a chinese or russian worker that has no right to choose his profession or negotiate wages. Give up them guns so you can be like them.
Originally posted by joe beyser I think you are just being paranoid. Do you think the bible thumpers are going to get you? Or do you just like putting down people that think differently than you?
Shhh!! We are not only going to make the poor soul own up to his own children, we are then going to make him support them financially.
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