Catholic priest says Democrats are going to hell — and Texas bishop backs him up

[Sistrin]

This:

It's not illegal to be an anarchist. Thought you knew.

Is infantile, and again only illustrates your complete unwillingness or inability to honestly discuss any topic proffered here.

 

[The Barbarian]

It's not illegal to be an anarchist. Thought you knew. Your inclusion of rapists, murderers and the like with anarchists...

...Is infantile

It's merely an error. You've got all these boogeymen you trot out when you don't know what else to say.

But while some of the right-wing anarchists out there are murdering police and burning buildings, most anarchists are not violent, even many of the right-wing ones. You've bought into a cartoon...

I don't agree with anarchists, but I know better than to assume that all of them are like the other right-wing extremists that the FBI has found to be the major terrorist threat in the U.S. Mostly, it's white nationalists, not anarchists. (Hmm... just noticed the sweet little kids on the right have tiny bombs. urk)

I don't think you're necessarily dishonest; I think you're so programmed that you can't look at these things objectively.

 

[Archivist]

Despite the Democrats' insistence that they are "pro-choice," which is a very misleading term, they are actually pro-abortion. Considering the fact that hundreds of thousands of abortions happen every year in the United States, it is not an understatement to claim there is a real genocide occurring in our country. Indeed, being in the womb is arguably the most dangerous place to be in America, especially when you take into account the sheer amount of pregnancies that end in abortion. Irrespective of whether someone is Catholic, Protestant, or other Christian, it is therefore an egregious sin to vote for a political party that has been enabling this horrific genocide against the unborn. The said priest was right to take his principled stand. I wish more Christians would come out and condemn abortion in the strongest possible terms.

You do realize that it was a Republican appointee, Harry Blackmun, who authored the Roe decision. Until the 1980 election the GOP platform was pro-choice.