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User: "IBen Getiner"
Date: 20 Oct 2003 05:23:48 AM
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User: "--sexkitten--"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 20 Oct 2003 11:11:56 PM
"IBen Getiner" <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote in message
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God would be a good one to ask.
www.gentlebirth.org/archives/matmrtlt.html
worldwide maternal mortality
http://www.gendercide.org/case_maternal.html
Has a good pie graph on how many women die per day of pregnancy- related
causes.
http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm
U.S. maternal mortality
.
User: "IBen Getiner"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 21 Oct 2003 10:45:07 PM
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"IBen Getiner" <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote in message
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God would be a good one to ask.
www.gentlebirth.org/archives/matmrtlt.html

worldwide maternal mortality


http://www.gendercide.org/case_maternal.html

Has a good pie graph on how many women die per day of pregnancy- related
causes.


http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm

U.S. maternal mortality

Just so you'll know.... I've never visited any of your sites.
IBen Getiner
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User: "--sexkitten--"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 21 Oct 2003 11:18:53 PM
"IBen Getiner" <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote in message
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"IBen Getiner" <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote in message
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God would be a good one to ask.
www.gentlebirth.org/archives/matmrtlt.html

worldwide maternal mortality


http://www.gendercide.org/case_maternal.html

Has a good pie graph on how many women die per day of pregnancy- related
causes.


http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm

U.S. maternal mortality



Just so you'll know.... I've never visited any of your sites.

Funny. I thought you were interested in truth. Not a big surprise that you
lied about that too.


IBen Getiner

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User: "Frank Dwyer"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 21 Oct 2003 11:10:29 PM
IBen Getiner wrote:


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"IBen Getiner" <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote in message
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God would be a good one to ask.
www.gentlebirth.org/archives/matmrtlt.html

worldwide maternal mortality


http://www.gendercide.org/case_maternal.html

Has a good pie graph on how many women die per day of pregnancy- related
causes.


http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm

U.S. maternal mortality


Just so you'll know.... I've never visited any of your sites.

You mean that in forming your opinion, you've never even bothered to
research the statistics about the topic at the CDC, and that you're
unwilling to do so?
Willful ignorance is inexcusably pathetic.
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User: "Craig Chilton"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 21 Oct 2003 10:56:51 PM
On 21 Oct 2003 20:45:07 -0700,
<lappcatt@msn.com> wrote:

"--sexkitten--" <ladyhawk_twofuckspam@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<bn2bms$snnel$1@ID-163025.news.uni-berlin.de>...

"IBen Getiner" <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote in message
news:ed606dee.0310200223.47e9d0e4@posting.google.com...

God would be a good one to ask.
www.gentlebirth.org/archives/matmrtlt.html

worldwide maternal mortality

http://www.gendercide.org/case_maternal.html

Has a good pie graph on how many women die per day of pregnancy- related
causes.

http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm

U.S. maternal mortality

Just so you'll know.... I've never visited any of your sites.

Of course not. Actually LEARNING something... especially anything
that proves how WRONG they are... would be totally out of character for
ignorant cultists.
So -- NO surprise!
-- Craig Chilton

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User: "Craig Chilton"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 21 Oct 2003 10:57:54 PM
On 21 Oct 2003 20:45:07 -0700,
IBen Getiner <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote:

"--sexkitten--" <ladyhawk_twofuckspam@hotmail.com> wrote:

God would be a good one to ask.
www.gentlebirth.org/archives/matmrtlt.html

worldwide maternal mortality

http://www.gendercide.org/case_maternal.html

Has a good pie graph on how many women die per day of pregnancy- related
causes.

http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm

U.S. maternal mortality

Just so you'll know.... I've never visited any of your sites.

Of course not. Actually LEARNING something... especially anything
that proves how WRONG they are... would be totally out of character for
ignorant cultists.
So -- NO surprise!
-- Craig Chilton

.


User: "TerryG"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 21 Oct 2003 02:19:50 PM
"--sexkitten--" <ladyhawk_twofuckspam@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<bn2bms$snnel$1@ID-163025.news.uni-berlin.de>...

"IBen Getiner" <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote in message
news:ed606dee.0310200223.47e9d0e4@posting.google.com...

God would be a good one to ask.
www.gentlebirth.org/archives/matmrtlt.html

worldwide maternal mortality


http://www.gendercide.org/case_maternal.html

Has a good pie graph on how many women die per day of pregnancy- related
causes.


http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm

U.S. maternal mortality

Thanks for directing me to the above link. The following is a direct
copy/paste from the site:
"Editorial Note: Since 1982 in the United States, no progress has been
made toward achieving the Healthy People 2000 goal of 3.3 maternal
deaths per 100,000 live births set in 1987 (objective 14.3) (4). The
reason for this lack of improvement in maternal mortality is not
clear. However, during this same time period, infant mortality has
declined steadily because of advances in the survival of low
birthweight and preterm infants and in the prevention of some causes
of postneonatal mortality, such as sudden infant death syndrome."
Interesting. Medical advances have improved infant mortality
(abortion notwithstanding because they are excluded from be classified
as live births). But maternal mortality figures have remained
constant in spite of the fact that woman stand to benefit from medical
advances just as much as infants. So what could possibly have the
effect of canceling the benefits of medical advances for women who
deliver their babies. I can't help but wonder what percentage of
woman today who do deliver have had an abortion in the past. And I
wonder what effect having had an abortion has on the probability of
surviving a subsequent pregnancy and delivery.
For those of you with a mind sufficiently open and unbiased to absorb
the above quote, ask yourselves why, when pro-aborts claim that
abortion saves women's lives, has there been "no progress" in reducing
maternal deaths per unit of live births. If the pro-aborts were
telling the truth, high risk pregnancies would be terminated leaving
more low risk pregnancies and lives would be saved. But isn't it
interesting that this is NOT what is happening! Why? Because
abortion has virtually nothing to do with saving lives and everything
to do with life styles. And isn't it interesting that this incredibly
relevant fact was unwittingly exposed by a pro-abort. Don't you ever
wonder if they even take the time to read what they claim supports
their pro-abortion position? But they'll be the first to try to
convince some vulnerable woman to abort her child.
.
User: "--sexkitten--"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 21 Oct 2003 11:27:21 PM
"TerryG" <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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"IBen Getiner" <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote in message
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God would be a good one to ask.
www.gentlebirth.org/archives/matmrtlt.html

worldwide maternal mortality


http://www.gendercide.org/case_maternal.html

Has a good pie graph on how many women die per day of pregnancy- related
causes.


http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm

U.S. maternal mortality


Thanks for directing me to the above link. The following is a direct
copy/paste from the site:

"Editorial Note: Since 1982 in the United States, no progress has been
made toward achieving the Healthy People 2000 goal of 3.3 maternal
deaths per 100,000 live births set in 1987 (objective 14.3) (4). The
reason for this lack of improvement in maternal mortality is not
clear. However, during this same time period, infant mortality has
declined steadily because of advances in the survival of low
birthweight and preterm infants and in the prevention of some causes
of postneonatal mortality, such as sudden infant death syndrome."

Interesting. Medical advances have improved infant mortality
(abortion notwithstanding because they are excluded from be classified
as live births). But maternal mortality figures have remained
constant in spite of the fact that woman stand to benefit from medical
advances just as much as infants. So what could possibly have the
effect of canceling the benefits of medical advances for women who
deliver their babies. I can't help but wonder what percentage of
woman today who do deliver have had an abortion in the past. And I
wonder what effect having had an abortion has on the probability of
surviving a subsequent pregnancy and delivery.

I doubt it has an effect either way. The body goes through no changes that
are any different from a birth or miscarriage.

For those of you with a mind sufficiently open and unbiased to absorb
the above quote, ask yourselves why, when pro-aborts claim that
abortion saves women's lives, has there been "no progress" in reducing
maternal deaths per unit of live births. If the pro-aborts were
telling the truth, high risk pregnancies would be terminated leaving
more low risk pregnancies and lives would be saved. But isn't it
interesting that this is NOT what is happening! Why?

Because the "pro- life" movement has convinced so many that abortion is evil
(or frightened them away from clinics with their actions) that a lot of the
women who need them, won't get them. That would be my bet. And there are
always women who will choose to carry to term despite the risks.
Because

abortion has virtually nothing to do with saving lives and everything
to do with life styles.

So does "pro- life".
And isn't it interesting that this incredibly

relevant fact was unwittingly exposed by a pro-abort. Don't you ever
wonder if they even take the time to read what they claim supports
their pro-abortion position? But they'll be the first to try to
convince some vulnerable woman to abort her child.

I will?
.
User: "TerryG"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 22 Oct 2003 09:29:54 AM
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"IBen Getiner" <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote in message
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God would be a good one to ask.
www.gentlebirth.org/archives/matmrtlt.html

worldwide maternal mortality


http://www.gendercide.org/case_maternal.html

Has a good pie graph on how many women die per day of pregnancy- related
causes.


http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm

U.S. maternal mortality


Thanks for directing me to the above link. The following is a direct
copy/paste from the site:

"Editorial Note: Since 1982 in the United States, no progress has been
made toward achieving the Healthy People 2000 goal of 3.3 maternal
deaths per 100,000 live births set in 1987 (objective 14.3) (4). The
reason for this lack of improvement in maternal mortality is not
clear. However, during this same time period, infant mortality has
declined steadily because of advances in the survival of low
birthweight and preterm infants and in the prevention of some causes
of postneonatal mortality, such as sudden infant death syndrome."

Interesting. Medical advances have improved infant mortality
(abortion notwithstanding because they are excluded from be classified
as live births). But maternal mortality figures have remained
constant in spite of the fact that woman stand to benefit from medical
advances just as much as infants. So what could possibly have the
effect of canceling the benefits of medical advances for women who
deliver their babies. I can't help but wonder what percentage of
woman today who do deliver have had an abortion in the past. And I
wonder what effect having had an abortion has on the probability of
surviving a subsequent pregnancy and delivery.


I doubt it has an effect either way. The body goes through no changes that
are any different from a birth or miscarriage.

For those of you with a mind sufficiently open and unbiased to absorb
the above quote, ask yourselves why, when pro-aborts claim that
abortion saves women's lives, has there been "no progress" in reducing
maternal deaths per unit of live births. If the pro-aborts were
telling the truth, high risk pregnancies would be terminated leaving
more low risk pregnancies and lives would be saved. But isn't it
interesting that this is NOT what is happening! Why?


Because the "pro- life" movement has convinced so many that abortion is evil
(or frightened them away from clinics with their actions) that a lot of the
women who need them, won't get them. That would be my bet. And there are
always women who will choose to carry to term despite the risks.

Then I think you would lose that bet.
You don't seriously expect anyone to believe that, of all the women
who consider having an abortion every day in the US, the 3 to 4
thousand who do just happen to be the ones who are not at risk, do
you? Surely you wouldn't try to claim that only the women at risk are
the ones convinced not to have an abortion.


Because

abortion has virtually nothing to do with saving lives and everything
to do with life styles.


So does "pro- life".

You're absolutely right. If we ban abortion on demand in the US, our
life styles will absolutely be affected. More people but something
close to the same pie to distribute. But that's the difference
between pro-lifers and pro-aborts. Pro-lifers can do without the
newer car, or the 3rd TV or the private college education or the...


And isn't it interesting that this incredibly

relevant fact was unwittingly exposed by a pro-abort. Don't you ever
wonder if they even take the time to read what they claim supports
their pro-abortion position? But they'll be the first to try to
convince some vulnerable woman to abort her child.


I will?

By definition, if you are a pro-abort, you will encourage women to
have abortions.
.
User: "--sexkitten--"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 22 Oct 2003 11:03:43 AM
"TerryG" <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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"IBen Getiner" <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote in message
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God would be a good one to ask.
www.gentlebirth.org/archives/matmrtlt.html

worldwide maternal mortality


http://www.gendercide.org/case_maternal.html

Has a good pie graph on how many women die per day of pregnancy-

related

causes.


http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm

U.S. maternal mortality


Thanks for directing me to the above link. The following is a direct
copy/paste from the site:

"Editorial Note: Since 1982 in the United States, no progress has been
made toward achieving the Healthy People 2000 goal of 3.3 maternal
deaths per 100,000 live births set in 1987 (objective 14.3) (4). The
reason for this lack of improvement in maternal mortality is not
clear. However, during this same time period, infant mortality has
declined steadily because of advances in the survival of low
birthweight and preterm infants and in the prevention of some causes
of postneonatal mortality, such as sudden infant death syndrome."

Interesting. Medical advances have improved infant mortality
(abortion notwithstanding because they are excluded from be classified
as live births). But maternal mortality figures have remained
constant in spite of the fact that woman stand to benefit from medical
advances just as much as infants. So what could possibly have the
effect of canceling the benefits of medical advances for women who
deliver their babies. I can't help but wonder what percentage of
woman today who do deliver have had an abortion in the past. And I
wonder what effect having had an abortion has on the probability of
surviving a subsequent pregnancy and delivery.


I doubt it has an effect either way. The body goes through no changes

that

are any different from a birth or miscarriage.

For those of you with a mind sufficiently open and unbiased to absorb
the above quote, ask yourselves why, when pro-aborts claim that
abortion saves women's lives, has there been "no progress" in reducing
maternal deaths per unit of live births. If the pro-aborts were
telling the truth, high risk pregnancies would be terminated leaving
more low risk pregnancies and lives would be saved. But isn't it
interesting that this is NOT what is happening! Why?


Because the "pro- life" movement has convinced so many that abortion is

evil

(or frightened them away from clinics with their actions) that a lot of

the

women who need them, won't get them. That would be my bet. And there are
always women who will choose to carry to term despite the risks.


Then I think you would lose that bet.

So post a couple links that tell why. I don't recall myself that there have
been any whopping new medical advances in the field of childbirth either,
come to think of it.

You don't seriously expect anyone to believe that, of all the women
who consider having an abortion every day in the US, the 3 to 4
thousand who do just happen to be the ones who are not at risk, do
you? Surely you wouldn't try to claim that only the women at risk are
the ones convinced not to have an abortion.

Because

abortion has virtually nothing to do with saving lives and everything
to do with life styles.


So does "pro- life".


You're absolutely right. If we ban abortion on demand in the US, our
life styles will absolutely be affected. More people but something
close to the same pie to distribute. But that's the difference
between pro-lifers and pro-aborts. Pro-lifers can do without the
newer car, or the 3rd TV or the private college education or the...

So why don't they? Children the world over die daily from hunger or lack of
medical care. Children in the U.S. languish in foster care for their
minority while the "pro- life"rs whine for new babies to adopt. Shall I go
on?

And isn't it interesting that this incredibly

relevant fact was unwittingly exposed by a pro-abort. Don't you ever
wonder if they even take the time to read what they claim supports
their pro-abortion position? But they'll be the first to try to
convince some vulnerable woman to abort her child.


I will?


By definition, if you are a pro-abort, you will encourage women to
have abortions.

Ask Osprey for the definition of pro- abortion. Or go get it yourself...
www.m-w.com
.
User: "TerryG"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 27 Oct 2003 11:37:51 PM
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God would be a good one to ask.
www.gentlebirth.org/archives/matmrtlt.html

worldwide maternal mortality


http://www.gendercide.org/case_maternal.html

Has a good pie graph on how many women die per day of pregnancy-

related

causes.


http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm

U.S. maternal mortality


Thanks for directing me to the above link. The following is a direct
copy/paste from the site:

"Editorial Note: Since 1982 in the United States, no progress has been
made toward achieving the Healthy People 2000 goal of 3.3 maternal
deaths per 100,000 live births set in 1987 (objective 14.3) (4). The
reason for this lack of improvement in maternal mortality is not
clear. However, during this same time period, infant mortality has
declined steadily because of advances in the survival of low
birthweight and preterm infants and in the prevention of some causes
of postneonatal mortality, such as sudden infant death syndrome."

Interesting. Medical advances have improved infant mortality
(abortion notwithstanding because they are excluded from be classified
as live births). But maternal mortality figures have remained
constant in spite of the fact that woman stand to benefit from medical
advances just as much as infants. So what could possibly have the
effect of canceling the benefits of medical advances for women who
deliver their babies. I can't help but wonder what percentage of
woman today who do deliver have had an abortion in the past. And I
wonder what effect having had an abortion has on the probability of
surviving a subsequent pregnancy and delivery.


I doubt it has an effect either way. The body goes through no changes

that

are any different from a birth or miscarriage.

For those of you with a mind sufficiently open and unbiased to absorb
the above quote, ask yourselves why, when pro-aborts claim that
abortion saves women's lives, has there been "no progress" in reducing
maternal deaths per unit of live births. If the pro-aborts were
telling the truth, high risk pregnancies would be terminated leaving
more low risk pregnancies and lives would be saved. But isn't it
interesting that this is NOT what is happening! Why?


Because the "pro- life" movement has convinced so many that abortion is

evil

(or frightened them away from clinics with their actions) that a lot of

the

women who need them, won't get them. That would be my bet. And there are
always women who will choose to carry to term despite the risks.


Then I think you would lose that bet.


So post a couple links that tell why. I don't recall myself that there have
been any whopping new medical advances in the field of childbirth either,
come to think of it.

You seem to have forgotten what my post said. It specifically said
that during the same period, infant mortality had gone down because of
medical advances.


You don't seriously expect anyone to believe that, of all the women
who consider having an abortion every day in the US, the 3 to 4
thousand who do just happen to be the ones who are not at risk, do
you? Surely you wouldn't try to claim that only the women at risk are
the ones convinced not to have an abortion.


Because

abortion has virtually nothing to do with saving lives and everything
to do with life styles.


So does "pro- life".


You're absolutely right. If we ban abortion on demand in the US, our
life styles will absolutely be affected. More people but something
close to the same pie to distribute. But that's the difference
between pro-lifers and pro-aborts. Pro-lifers can do without the
newer car, or the 3rd TV or the private college education or the...


So why don't they? Children the world over die daily from hunger or lack of
medical care. Children in the U.S. languish in foster care for their
minority while the "pro- life"rs whine for new babies to adopt. Shall I go
on?

All the pro-lifers I know do make lots of sacrifices. A heck of a lot
more sacrifies than the pro-aborts. They're nowhere to be found when
it comes to volunteering to take care of pregnant women and children
with problems. All the pro-lifers I know could have more of the stuff
that is important to folks like you if they didn't donate so much of
their time and money. What sacrifices do YOU make?


And isn't it interesting that this incredibly

relevant fact was unwittingly exposed by a pro-abort. Don't you ever
wonder if they even take the time to read what they claim supports
their pro-abortion position? But they'll be the first to try to
convince some vulnerable woman to abort her child.


I will?


By definition, if you are a pro-abort, you will encourage women to
have abortions.


Ask Osprey for the definition of pro- abortion. Or go get it yourself...
www.m-w.com

I don't need to. I can smell them a mile away.
.
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Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 27 Oct 2003 11:55:50 PM
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God would be a good one to ask.
www.gentlebirth.org/archives/matmrtlt.html

worldwide maternal mortality


http://www.gendercide.org/case_maternal.html

Has a good pie graph on how many women die per day of pregnancy-

related

causes.


http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm

U.S. maternal mortality


Thanks for directing me to the above link. The following is a

direct

copy/paste from the site:

"Editorial Note: Since 1982 in the United States, no progress has

been

made toward achieving the Healthy People 2000 goal of 3.3 maternal
deaths per 100,000 live births set in 1987 (objective 14.3) (4).

The

reason for this lack of improvement in maternal mortality is not
clear. However, during this same time period, infant mortality has
declined steadily because of advances in the survival of low
birthweight and preterm infants and in the prevention of some

causes

of postneonatal mortality, such as sudden infant death syndrome."

Interesting. Medical advances have improved infant mortality
(abortion notwithstanding because they are excluded from be

classified

as live births). But maternal mortality figures have remained
constant in spite of the fact that woman stand to benefit from

medical

advances just as much as infants. So what could possibly have the
effect of canceling the benefits of medical advances for women who
deliver their babies. I can't help but wonder what percentage of
woman today who do deliver have had an abortion in the past. And

I

wonder what effect having had an abortion has on the probability

of

surviving a subsequent pregnancy and delivery.


I doubt it has an effect either way. The body goes through no

changes

that

are any different from a birth or miscarriage.

For those of you with a mind sufficiently open and unbiased to

absorb

the above quote, ask yourselves why, when pro-aborts claim that
abortion saves women's lives, has there been "no progress" in

reducing

maternal deaths per unit of live births. If the pro-aborts were
telling the truth, high risk pregnancies would be terminated

leaving

more low risk pregnancies and lives would be saved. But isn't it
interesting that this is NOT what is happening! Why?


Because the "pro- life" movement has convinced so many that abortion

is

evil

(or frightened them away from clinics with their actions) that a lot

of

the

women who need them, won't get them. That would be my bet. And there

are

always women who will choose to carry to term despite the risks.


Then I think you would lose that bet.


So post a couple links that tell why. I don't recall myself that there

have

been any whopping new medical advances in the field of childbirth

either,

come to think of it.


You seem to have forgotten what my post said. It specifically said
that during the same period, infant mortality had gone down because of
medical advances.


You don't seriously expect anyone to believe that, of all the women
who consider having an abortion every day in the US, the 3 to 4
thousand who do just happen to be the ones who are not at risk, do
you? Surely you wouldn't try to claim that only the women at risk are
the ones convinced not to have an abortion.


Because

abortion has virtually nothing to do with saving lives and

everything

to do with life styles.


So does "pro- life".


You're absolutely right. If we ban abortion on demand in the US, our
life styles will absolutely be affected. More people but something
close to the same pie to distribute. But that's the difference
between pro-lifers and pro-aborts. Pro-lifers can do without the
newer car, or the 3rd TV or the private college education or the...


So why don't they? Children the world over die daily from hunger or lack

of

medical care. Children in the U.S. languish in foster care for their
minority while the "pro- life"rs whine for new babies to adopt. Shall I

go

on?


All the pro-lifers I know do make lots of sacrifices. A heck of a lot
more sacrifies than the pro-aborts. They're nowhere to be found when
it comes to volunteering to take care of pregnant women and children
with problems.

I know. That's why I disagree with calling them "pro- life".
All the pro-lifers I know could have more of the stuff

that is important to folks like you if they didn't donate so much of
their time and money. What sacrifices do YOU make?

Well, I donated a child to an adoptive family, for starters. Be specific.
What sacrifices have ~you~ made? Adopted a kid lately?


And isn't it interesting that this incredibly

relevant fact was unwittingly exposed by a pro-abort. Don't you

ever

wonder if they even take the time to read what they claim supports
their pro-abortion position? But they'll be the first to try to
convince some vulnerable woman to abort her child.


I will?


By definition, if you are a pro-abort, you will encourage women to
have abortions.


Ask Osprey for the definition of pro- abortion. Or go get it yourself...
www.m-w.com


I don't need to. I can smell them a mile away.

.

User: "--sexkitten--"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 27 Oct 2003 11:52:52 PM
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God would be a good one to ask.
www.gentlebirth.org/archives/matmrtlt.html

worldwide maternal mortality


http://www.gendercide.org/case_maternal.html

Has a good pie graph on how many women die per day of pregnancy-

related

causes.


http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm

U.S. maternal mortality


Thanks for directing me to the above link. The following is a

direct

copy/paste from the site:

"Editorial Note: Since 1982 in the United States, no progress has

been

made toward achieving the Healthy People 2000 goal of 3.3 maternal
deaths per 100,000 live births set in 1987 (objective 14.3) (4).

The

reason for this lack of improvement in maternal mortality is not
clear. However, during this same time period, infant mortality has
declined steadily because of advances in the survival of low
birthweight and preterm infants and in the prevention of some

causes

of postneonatal mortality, such as sudden infant death syndrome."

Interesting. Medical advances have improved infant mortality
(abortion notwithstanding because they are excluded from be

classified

as live births). But maternal mortality figures have remained
constant in spite of the fact that woman stand to benefit from

medical

advances just as much as infants. So what could possibly have the
effect of canceling the benefits of medical advances for women who
deliver their babies. I can't help but wonder what percentage of
woman today who do deliver have had an abortion in the past. And

I

wonder what effect having had an abortion has on the probability

of

surviving a subsequent pregnancy and delivery.


I doubt it has an effect either way. The body goes through no

changes

that

are any different from a birth or miscarriage.

For those of you with a mind sufficiently open and unbiased to

absorb

the above quote, ask yourselves why, when pro-aborts claim that
abortion saves women's lives, has there been "no progress" in

reducing

maternal deaths per unit of live births. If the pro-aborts were
telling the truth, high risk pregnancies would be terminated

leaving

more low risk pregnancies and lives would be saved. But isn't it
interesting that this is NOT what is happening! Why?


Because the "pro- life" movement has convinced so many that abortion

is

evil

(or frightened them away from clinics with their actions) that a lot

of

the

women who need them, won't get them. That would be my bet. And there

are

always women who will choose to carry to term despite the risks.


Then I think you would lose that bet.


So post a couple links that tell why. I don't recall myself that there

have

been any whopping new medical advances in the field of childbirth

either,

come to think of it.


You seem to have forgotten what my post said. It specifically said
that during the same period, infant mortality had gone down because of
medical advances.

That would be advances in neonatal care, which does not cover the woman. If
you know of any advances in the field of ~childbirth~, please post.


You don't seriously expect anyone to believe that, of all the women
who consider having an abortion every day in the US, the 3 to 4
thousand who do just happen to be the ones who are not at risk, do
you? Surely you wouldn't try to claim that only the women at risk are
the ones convinced not to have an abortion.


Because

abortion has virtually nothing to do with saving lives and

everything

to do with life styles.


So does "pro- life".


You're absolutely right. If we ban abortion on demand in the US, our
life styles will absolutely be affected. More people but something
close to the same pie to distribute. But that's the difference
between pro-lifers and pro-aborts. Pro-lifers can do without the
newer car, or the 3rd TV or the private college education or the...


So why don't they? Children the world over die daily from hunger or lack

of

medical care. Children in the U.S. languish in foster care for their
minority while the "pro- life"rs whine for new babies to adopt. Shall I

go

on?


All the pro-lifers I know do make lots of sacrifices. A heck of a lot
more sacrifies than the pro-aborts. They're nowhere to be found when
it comes to volunteering to take care of pregnant women and children
with problems. All the pro-lifers I know could have more of the stuff
that is important to folks like you if they didn't donate so much of
their time and money. What sacrifices do YOU make?


And isn't it interesting that this incredibly

relevant fact was unwittingly exposed by a pro-abort. Don't you

ever

wonder if they even take the time to read what they claim supports
their pro-abortion position? But they'll be the first to try to
convince some vulnerable woman to abort her child.


I will?


By definition, if you are a pro-abort, you will encourage women to
have abortions.


Ask Osprey for the definition of pro- abortion. Or go get it yourself...
www.m-w.com


I don't need to. I can smell them a mile away.

.





User: "Ray Fischer"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 23 Oct 2003 01:32:04 AM
TerryG <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote:

"--sexkitten--" <ladyhawk_twofuckspam@hotmail.com>

http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm

U.S. maternal mortality


Thanks for directing me to the above link. The following is a direct
copy/paste from the site:

"Editorial Note: Since 1982 in the United States, no progress has been
made toward achieving the Healthy People 2000 goal of 3.3 maternal
deaths per 100,000 live births set in 1987 (objective 14.3) (4). The
reason for this lack of improvement in maternal mortality is not
clear. However, during this same time period, infant mortality has
declined steadily because of advances in the survival of low
birthweight and preterm infants and in the prevention of some causes
of postneonatal mortality, such as sudden infant death syndrome."

Interesting. Medical advances have improved infant mortality
(abortion notwithstanding because they are excluded from be classified
as live births). But maternal mortality figures have remained
constant in spite of the fact that woman stand to benefit from medical
advances just as much as infants.

Probably related to the fact that the number of people with no medical
insurance keeps climbing.

So what could possibly have the
effect of canceling the benefits of medical advances for women who
deliver their babies.

No medical care.
--
Ray Fischer
rfischer@sonic.net
.
User: "TerryG"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 27 Oct 2003 11:31:05 PM
(Ray Fischer) wrote in message news:<bn7sl4$rk$1@bolt.sonic.net>...

TerryG <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote:

"--sexkitten--" <ladyhawk_twofuckspam@hotmail.com>


http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm

U.S. maternal mortality


Thanks for directing me to the above link. The following is a direct
copy/paste from the site:

"Editorial Note: Since 1982 in the United States, no progress has been
made toward achieving the Healthy People 2000 goal of 3.3 maternal
deaths per 100,000 live births set in 1987 (objective 14.3) (4). The
reason for this lack of improvement in maternal mortality is not
clear. However, during this same time period, infant mortality has
declined steadily because of advances in the survival of low
birthweight and preterm infants and in the prevention of some causes
of postneonatal mortality, such as sudden infant death syndrome."

Interesting. Medical advances have improved infant mortality
(abortion notwithstanding because they are excluded from be classified
as live births). But maternal mortality figures have remained
constant in spite of the fact that woman stand to benefit from medical
advances just as much as infants.


Probably related to the fact that the number of people with no medical
insurance keeps climbing.

So what could possibly have the
effect of canceling the benefits of medical advances for women who
deliver their babies.


No medical care.

You fail to account for the fact that infant mortality has gone down
in the same period. OF COURSE YOU DID! Don't tell me. The infants
have found their own coverage. RIGHT!!!!!
.
User: "Ray Fischer"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 28 Oct 2003 01:08:11 AM
TerryG <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote:

rfischer@bolt.sonic.net (Ray Fischer) wrote in message news:<bn7sl4$rk$1@bolt.sonic.net>...

TerryG <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote:

So what could possibly have the
effect of canceling the benefits of medical advances for women who
deliver their babies.


No medical care.


You fail to account for the fact that infant mortality has gone down
in the same period. OF COURSE YOU DID! Don't tell me. The infants
have found their own coverage. RIGHT!!!!!

Shrug. State and local governments often provide medical coverage for
children.
--
Ray Fischer
rfischer@sonic.net
.
User: "TerryG"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 28 Oct 2003 07:59:51 AM
(Ray Fischer) wrote in message news:<bnl4kr$mfl$1@bolt.sonic.net>...

TerryG <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote:

(Ray Fischer) wrote in message news:<bn7sl4$rk$1@bolt.sonic.net>...

TerryG <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote:


So what could possibly have the
effect of canceling the benefits of medical advances for women who
deliver their babies.


No medical care.


You fail to account for the fact that infant mortality has gone down
in the same period. OF COURSE YOU DID! Don't tell me. The infants
have found their own coverage. RIGHT!!!!!


Shrug. State and local governments often provide medical coverage for
children.

Perhaps you can tell me how a baby can be treated during pre-natal
care while the health of the mother is ignored. You just won't get
this, will you!
.
User: "--sexkitten--"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 28 Oct 2003 10:54:28 AM
"TerryG" <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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rfischer@bolt.sonic.net (Ray Fischer) wrote in message

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TerryG <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote:

rfischer@bolt.sonic.net (Ray Fischer) wrote in message

news:<bn7sl4$rk$1@bolt.sonic.net>...

TerryG <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote:


So what could possibly have the
effect of canceling the benefits of medical advances for women who
deliver their babies.


No medical care.


You fail to account for the fact that infant mortality has gone down
in the same period. OF COURSE YOU DID! Don't tell me. The infants
have found their own coverage. RIGHT!!!!!


Shrug. State and local governments often provide medical coverage for
children.


Perhaps you can tell me how a baby can be treated during pre-natal
care while the health of the mother is ignored. You just won't get
this, will you!

Because while there have been technological advances in neonatal care, there
have been none in childbirth. You just won't get this will you?
.
User: "TerryG"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 29 Oct 2003 12:18:45 AM
"--sexkitten--" <ladyhawk_twofuckspam@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<bnm70p$12i300$1@ID-163025.news.uni-berlin.de>...

"TerryG" <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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rfischer@bolt.sonic.net (Ray Fischer) wrote in message

news:<bnl4kr$mfl$1@bolt.sonic.net>...

TerryG <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote:

rfischer@bolt.sonic.net (Ray Fischer) wrote in message

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TerryG <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote:


So what could possibly have the
effect of canceling the benefits of medical advances for women who
deliver their babies.


No medical care.


You fail to account for the fact that infant mortality has gone down
in the same period. OF COURSE YOU DID! Don't tell me. The infants
have found their own coverage. RIGHT!!!!!


Shrug. State and local governments often provide medical coverage for
children.


Perhaps you can tell me how a baby can be treated during pre-natal
care while the health of the mother is ignored. You just won't get
this, will you!


Because while there have been technological advances in neonatal care, there
have been none in childbirth. You just won't get this will you?

Isn't that amazing! Since 1982, there have been NO technological
advances in neonatal care while, according to the article posted by a
pro-abort and to which I originally responded, there have been very
significant advances for both the babies and the mothers. But this
"expert" here says otherwise. Could it really be that this is the
only possible anwer that supports the pro-abortion position. Can you
image having to defend you position on the basis of there not having
been any advances in care in a 21 year period? These people do get
desperate, don't they.
.
User: "--sexkitten--"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 29 Oct 2003 12:34:09 AM
"TerryG" <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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"--sexkitten--" <ladyhawk_twofuckspam@hotmail.com> wrote in message

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"TerryG" <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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rfischer@bolt.sonic.net (Ray Fischer) wrote in message

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TerryG <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote:

rfischer@bolt.sonic.net (Ray Fischer) wrote in message

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TerryG <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote:


So what could possibly have the
effect of canceling the benefits of medical advances for women

who

deliver their babies.


No medical care.


You fail to account for the fact that infant mortality has gone

down

in the same period. OF COURSE YOU DID! Don't tell me. The

infants

have found their own coverage. RIGHT!!!!!


Shrug. State and local governments often provide medical coverage

for

children.


Perhaps you can tell me how a baby can be treated during pre-natal
care while the health of the mother is ignored. You just won't get
this, will you!


Because while there have been technological advances in neonatal care,

there

have been none in childbirth. You just won't get this will you?


Isn't that amazing! Since 1982, there have been NO technological
advances in neonatal care

Ah, so you can't read. That explains a lot of things about you. Let me
repost. Have someone read it to you.
"while there have been technological advances in neonatal care,there have
been none in childbirth."
while, according to the article posted by a

pro-abort and to which I originally responded, there have been very
significant advances for both the babies and the mothers. But this
"expert" here says otherwise. Could it really be that this is the
only possible anwer that supports the pro-abortion position. Can you
image having to defend you position on the basis of there not having
been any advances in care in a 21 year period? These people do get
desperate, don't they.

.

User: "--sexkitten--"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 29 Oct 2003 12:50:44 AM
"TerryG" <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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"TerryG" <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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rfischer@bolt.sonic.net (Ray Fischer) wrote in message

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TerryG <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote:

rfischer@bolt.sonic.net (Ray Fischer) wrote in message

news:<bn7sl4$rk$1@bolt.sonic.net>...

TerryG <ritpg@hotmail.com> wrote:


So what could possibly have the
effect of canceling the benefits of medical advances for women

who

deliver their babies.


No medical care.


You fail to account for the fact that infant mortality has gone

down

in the same period. OF COURSE YOU DID! Don't tell me. The

infants

have found their own coverage. RIGHT!!!!!


Shrug. State and local governments often provide medical coverage

for

children.


Perhaps you can tell me how a baby can be treated during pre-natal
care while the health of the mother is ignored. You just won't get
this, will you!


Because while there have been technological advances in neonatal care,

there

have been none in childbirth. You just won't get this will you?


Isn't that amazing! Since 1982, there have been NO technological
advances in neonatal care

Here, have someone read you these too. They may help you a bit.
http://www.neonatology.org/classics/mmacentury.pdf
http://www.hmc.psu.edu/otd/research/palmer/index.htm
http://www.umm.edu/future/nicu.html
There are no corresponding articles on the amazing advances in childbirth
technology. I'm sure you have one you would like to post?
while, according to the article posted by a

pro-abort and to which I originally responded, there have been very
significant advances for both the babies and the mothers. But this
"expert" here says otherwise. Could it really be that this is the
only possible anwer that supports the pro-abortion position. Can you
image having to defend you position on the basis of there not having
been any advances in care in a 21 year period? These people do get
desperate, don't they.

You certainly do.
.









User: "Frank Dwyer"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 20 Oct 2003 10:14:22 AM
Let us know if your false god ever gives you an answer.
.
User: "IBen Getiner"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 21 Oct 2003 10:42:01 PM
Frank Dwyer <fdwyer@citlink.net> wrote in message news:<3F93FBD5.F8231214@citlink.net>...

Let us know if your false god ever gives you an answer.

No, no, no Frank. It suites me much better to wait for YOU to let ME
know, on that day when God puts you to the question. I am patient. I
have all the time in the world, cause see.... I know exactly where
I'll be the moment after I die. Do you?
Hahhh...!! Hahhhh!.... Hahhhh...!!! You're going to be roasting in
hell, Frankie-boy! Heee... Heeee....Hahhh...!! And all the good
Christians down thru the ages get to watch! You're and all your evil
pals down here are going to provide the entertainment, Frankie....
FOR-EVAHH!!!
"And the smoke of their torment shall rise at the feet of the Lamb
forever and ever" (Revelations)
Hahhh...!! Hahhhh!.... Hahhhh...!!! Heee... Heeee....Hahhh...!!
IBen Getiner
P.S. A note to the casual reader... the first thing they gotta get
you to do (so you'll swallow things like abortion) is to make sure you
DON'T BELIEVE in a higher authority. That way, right and wrong are
strickly relevant in the eyes of the individule only, even if that
individule is doing something that you might deem evil or wrong. If
you can't see it by looking back at things from the here-and-now...
back at the way things used to be, then you never will.
.
User: "--sexkitten--"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 21 Oct 2003 11:29:58 PM
"IBen Getiner" <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote in message
news:ed606dee.0310211942.4467734b@posting.google.com...

Frank Dwyer <fdwyer@citlink.net> wrote in message

news:<3F93FBD5.F8231214@citlink.net>...

Let us know if your false god ever gives you an answer.


No, no, no Frank. It suites me much better to wait for YOU to let ME
know, on that day when God puts you to the question. I am patient. I
have all the time in the world, cause see.... I know exactly where
I'll be the moment after I die.

Somehow I doubt that. I doubt it very much.
Do you?


Hahhh...!! Hahhhh!.... Hahhhh...!!! You're going to be roasting in
hell, Frankie-boy! Heee... Heeee....Hahhh...!! And all the good
Christians down thru the ages get to watch! You're and all your evil
pals down here are going to provide the entertainment, Frankie....
FOR-EVAHH!!!

"God is love"

"And the smoke of their torment shall rise at the feet of the Lamb
forever and ever" (Revelations)

Hahhh...!! Hahhhh!.... Hahhhh...!!! Heee... Heeee....Hahhh...!!

The best possible demonstration of why people should find better faiths than
Christianity- this man thinks he's going to heaven.
www.gentlebirth.org/archives/matmrtlt.html
worldwide maternal mortality
http://www.gendercide.org/case_maternal.html
Has a good pie graph on how many women die per day of pregnancy- related
causes.
http://www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm
U.S. maternal mortality


IBen Getiner



P.S. A note to the casual reader... the first thing they gotta get
you to do (so you'll swallow things like abortion) is to make sure you
DON'T BELIEVE in a higher authority. That way, right and wrong are
strickly relevant in the eyes of the individule only, even if that
individule is doing something that you might deem evil or wrong. If
you can't see it by looking back at things from the here-and-now...
back at the way things used to be, then you never will.

.

User: "Frank Dwyer"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 21 Oct 2003 11:04:00 PM
IBen Getiner wrote:


Frank Dwyer <fdwyer@citlink.net> wrote in message news:<3F93FBD5.F8231214@citlink.net>...

Let us know if your false god ever gives you an answer.


No, no, no Frank. It suites me much better to wait for YOU to let ME
know, on that day when God puts you to the question. I am patient. I
have all the time in the world, cause see.... I know exactly where
I'll be the moment after I die. Do you?

Yup. On the floor.

Hahhh...!! Hahhhh!.... Hahhhh...!!! You're going to be roasting in
hell, Frankie-boy! Heee... Heeee....Hahhh...!! And all the good
Christians down thru the ages get to watch! You're and all your evil
pals down here are going to provide the entertainment, Frankie....
FOR-EVAHH!!!

So your so-called Heaven consists of you being entertained by watching
the torture of millions of others... but you're against abortion?

"And the smoke of their torment shall rise at the feet of the Lamb
forever and ever" (Revelations)

"I make peace, and create evil; I the LORD do all these things." Isaiah
45:7

Hahhh...!! Hahhhh!.... Hahhhh...!!! Heee... Heeee....Hahhh...!!

IBen Getiner

P.S. A note to the casual reader... the first thing they gotta get
you to do (so you'll swallow things like abortion) is to make sure you
DON'T BELIEVE in a higher authority. That way, right and wrong are
strickly relevant in the eyes of the individule only, even if that
individule is doing something that you might deem evil or wrong. If
you can't see it by looking back at things from the here-and-now...
back at the way things used to be, then you never will.

Your beliefs are irrelevant to everything but you.
.

User: "Craig Chilton"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 21 Oct 2003 10:54:46 PM
On 21 Oct 2003 20:42:01 -0700,
Iben Getiner <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote:

Hahhh...!! Hahhhh!.... Hahhhh...!!! You're going to be roasting in
hell, Frankie-boy! Heee... Heeee....Hahhh...!! And all the good
Christians down thru the ages get to watch! You're and all your evil
pals down here are going to provide the entertainment, Frankie....
FOR-EVAHH!!!

"And the smoke of their torment shall rise at the feet of the Lamb
forever and ever" (Revelations)

Hahhh...!! Hahhhh!.... Hahhhh...!!! Heee... Heeee....Hahhh...!!

IBen Getiner

P.S. A note to the casual reader... the first thing they gotta get
you to do (so you'll swallow things like abortion) is to make sure you
DON'T BELIEVE in a higher authority. That way, right and wrong are
strickly relevant in the eyes of the individule only, even if that
individule is doing something that you might deem evil or wrong. If
you can't see it by looking back at things from the here-and-now...
back at the way things used to be, then you never will.

"Strickly?" "Individule?"
The fact that you misspelled so simple a word as "individual"
*repeatedly* goes byond the likelihood of a typo and puts you squarely in
the realm of the bone-IGNORANT.
Which, of couse, we already were able to see for ourselves from the
mindless hatefulness of the paragraphs above!
To *BE* an RRR cultist/Anti-Choicer/homophobe, ignorance is a key
prerequisite. No THINKING person would be caught dead subscribing
to ANY of that utter mindless hatefulness and bigotry.
TO READERS ---
And no person should be fooled into confusing such loathesome
people as this with actual CHRISTIANS. Read the following, if you
have any doubts in that regard ---
The TRUTH About "Fundies"
There are two types of "fundies" in Christianity:
(1) NON-impositional fundamentalists who take most
of the Bible literally (i.e., all but the parts that are
clearly meant to be allegorical, or are likely so.) They
tend to be pretty well-versed, and thus knows what
the Bible contains... and what it does NOT contain.
For example, they know that it does NOT contain
so much as one word against abortion. And they
know that it does NOT contain ANY passage that
appoints ANYONE to be the ENFORCERS of its
precepts.
And they know that it DOES contain a COMMAND
by Jesus to His followers that they show love and
compassion to their neighbors. A command that is
second ONLY to the command that they FIRST love
God. This is a *clear* command, oft-repeated.
(Gal. 5:14, Matt. 22:37-40, Mark 12:31, Gal. 6:2,
Romans 13:8, and 13:9-10.)
Such fundamentalists usually live quiet and normal
lives, and are non-judgmental, fair-minded, and tolerant
people who mind their own business when it comes
to the private affairs of others. Almost never will a
buttinsky, busybody, or control freak be found among
them.
(2) The RRR Cultist, pseudo-Christian "fundie." This
denizen of the Religious Radical Right is a deluded
Christian at best, and *literally* a PSEUDO-Christian
at worst. They tend to be relatively uneducated when
compared to the general population. And their
seduction into this cult that infiltrates churches and
leaves its adherents in place *within* those churches,
was usually easily-accomplished, because the false
dogmas of the cult have great appeal to them. They
first are conned into thinking that abortion is wrong,
which is no big trick because it once was a topic
that (unfortunately) had a bad rep in society... back
when it was still illegal in most places, and women
were getting "back-alley" ones.
Many, if not most, of these "fundies" are quite
insecure people in their own lives, and the notion
that they can *control* people appeals to them, even
if only at the subconscious level. In fact, in most
such cases, it is *probably* at the subconscious level.
They are usually NOT particularly well-versed in the
Bible, but sometimes *seem* to be to others because
they've done a good job of learning the verses that
SEEM to be supportive of their deviant agenda (even
though NO passage actually DOES support them).
In other words, they practice "cafeteria theology" and
IGNORE passages that *condemn* their actions (such
as those cited above). It's pretty hard to seek to
impose immense hardship upon tens of millions of
women by denying the remedy of abortion to them,
which would disrupt their well-being and trash countless
of their future opportunities... WHILE claiming to show
love and compasion to their neighbors. And they are
so totally programmed that they would not THINK of
questioning their leaders regarding the false dogmas
of the RRR Cult. E.g., one will *never* be seen
asking James Dobson, D. James Kennedy, or Jerry
Falwell (to name 3 of the 8 or so leaders)... "WHERE
does the Bible instruct us, or authorize us, to attempt
to ENFORCE its precepts upon society?" That is
totally alien to the brainwashed and programmed
nature of cultists, and you'll never see it happen.
The pseudo-Christian "fundies" of the RRR Cult
are very destructive to Christianity as a whole, because
even though they comprise less than 2% of America's
Christians (and practically none of those in the rest of
the world), they cloak themselves in the mantle of
Christianity, and their high-profile antics and protesta-
tions give the false impression to much of society that
they are REPRESENTATIVE of Christians. While
nothing could be farther than the truth. 98% of U.S.
Christians BEHAVE in the manner of the TRUE
Christian "fundies" in part (1), above, even though
most of them are mainstream Christians and not
"fundies." SO -- Christianity is getting a VERY unfair
bad rap as a result of that growing misperception.
The RRR Cult "fundies," then, are dysfunctional,
control-freakish busybodies. Whether there's such
a thing as a "Buttinsky Gene," are whether its due
to ignorance, gullibility, or both, is immaterial. Their
agenda is sociopathic and their behavior is most
assuredly UN-Christian.
-- Craig Chilton

.
User: "IBen Getiner"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 22 Oct 2003 05:22:59 AM
(Craig Chilton) wrote in message news:<3f97fcf0.1830389@netnews.mchsi.com>...

On 21 Oct 2003 20:42:01 -0700,
Iben Getiner <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote:


Hahhh...!! Hahhhh!.... Hahhhh...!!! You're going to be roasting in
hell, Frankie-boy! Heee... Heeee....Hahhh...!! And all the good
Christians down thru the ages get to watch! You're and all your evil
pals down here are going to provide the entertainment, Frankie....
FOR-EVAHH!!!

"And the smoke of their torment shall rise at the feet of the Lamb
forever and ever" (Revelations)

Hahhh...!! Hahhhh!.... Hahhhh...!!! Heee... Heeee....Hahhh...!!

IBen Getiner

P.S. A note to the casual reader... the first thing they gotta get
you to do (so you'll swallow things like abortion) is to make sure you
DON'T BELIEVE in a higher authority. That way, right and wrong are
strickly relevant in the eyes of the individule only, even if that
individule is doing something that you might deem evil or wrong. If
you can't see it by looking back at things from the here-and-now...
back at the way things used to be, then you never will.


"Strickly?" "Individule?"

The fact that you misspelled so simple a word as "individual"
*repeatedly* goes byond the likelihood of a typo and puts you squarely in
the realm of the bone-IGNORANT.

Which, of couse, we already were able to see for ourselves from the
mindless hatefulness of the paragraphs above!

To *BE* an RRR cultist/Anti-Choicer/homophobe, ignorance is a key
prerequisite. No THINKING person would be caught dead subscribing
to ANY of that utter mindless hatefulness and bigotry.

TO READERS ---

And no person should be fooled into confusing such loathesome
people as this with actual CHRISTIANS. Read the following, if you
have any doubts in that regard ---

The TRUTH About "Fundies"

There are two types of "fundies" in Christianity:

(1) NON-

<snip God-hating rantz>
Gee, zanadu... Ewe shure take a long thyme saying NOTHING. A twenty
dollar
rant spent expressing a too-bit thought. That's rite, dic-head.... Eye
think ewe're a dic-less spinless twirt. And ewe apparently alwayz been
this way, at least judging from the other reports eye've ben reeding.
And if ewe really by the krap ewe'r pushing, then ewe gott a reel
mental challenge too overcome. Butt then again, oui can use all the
fools like ewe that oui can get! Ewe digg??
Ewe R just another spinless sheep...Yeah. Eye like that. And just
like all the other sheep, win inn doubt about ewe're own opinion and
how two justify it, plug a-way at the other guy's spellingz! Watt a
riot! Ewe got know opinion two started with, zanadu. None ewe can
defend, anyway. Inn you're
feeble little mine, You iz always rite and ewe can due know wrong. How
can ewe argue with that?
Sew just cumm out and admit it. Ewe're just an old anti-Bush,
anti-American, anti-apple pie, brain-dead relic woo has know fitting
place inn the world of the righteous. And it's plane two sea ewe have
plenty of company. Ewe all deserve each other, sew have at it. Butt
don't get sew ***** when someone tells ewe that ewe're a joke.

<thinks> {The funny thing is, his stink should give hymn away. Butt
that
presupposes everybody else don't think it's they're own.}

Sew go on and get away from me. Eye don't even want two here ewer
reply. Ewe got NOTHING too say anyway. Nothing I'd bee interested two
here.
Or is it... "hear"...? Eye wonder..
IBen Getiner
.
User: "Craig Chilton"

Title: Re: Oh, God....Why? 22 Oct 2003 12:51:25 PM
On 22 Oct 2003 03:22:59 -0700,
IBen Getiner <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote:

Craig Chilton <

> wrote:

Iben Getiner <lappcatt@msn.com> wrote:

Hahhh...!! Hahhhh!.... Hahhhh...!!! You're going to be roasting in
hell, Frankie-boy! Heee... Heeee....Hahhh...!! And all the good
Christians down thru the ages get to watch! You're and all your evil
pals down here are going to provide the entertainment, Frankie....
FOR-EVAHH!!!

"And the smoke of their torment shall rise at the feet of the Lamb
forever and ever" (Revelations)

Hahhh...!! Hahhhh!.... Hahhhh...!!! Heee... Heeee....Hahhh...!!

IBen Getiner

P.S. A note to the casual reader... the first thing they gotta get
you to do (so you'll swallow things like abortion) is to make sure you
DON'T BELIEVE in a higher authority. That way, right and wrong are
strickly relevant in the eyes of the individule only, even if that
individule is doing something that you might deem evil or wrong. If
you can't see it by looking back at things from the here-and-now...
back at the way things used to be, then you never will.

"Strickly?" "Individule?"

The fact that you misspelled so simple a word as "individual"
*repeatedly* goes byond the likelihood of a typo and puts you squarely
in the realm of the bone-IGNORANT.

Which, of couse, we already were able to see for ourselves from the
mindless hatefulness of the paragraphs above!

To *BE* an RRR cultist/Anti-Choicer/homophobe, ignorance is a key
prerequisite. No THINKING person would be caught dead subscribing
to ANY of that utter mindless hatefulness and bigotry.

TO READERS ---

And no person should be fooled into confusing such loathesome
people as this with actual CHRISTIANS. Read the following, if you
have any doubts in that regard ---

<snip...

UN-snip! RESTORED... the information that INDICTS you
for the hateful and ignorant sociopaths that you and your pathetic
ilk are ---
The TRUTH About "Fundies"
There are two types of "fundies" in Christianity:
(1) NON-impositional fundamentalists who take most
of the Bible literally (i.e., all but the parts that are
clearly meant to be allegorical, or are likely so.) They
tend to be pretty well-versed, and thus knows what
the Bible contains... and what it does NOT contain.
For example, they know that it does NOT contain
so much as one word against abortion. And they
know that it does NOT contain ANY passage that
appoints ANYONE to be the ENFORCERS of its
precepts.
And they know that it DOES contain a COMMAND
by Jesus to His followers that they show love and
compassion to their neighbors. A command that is
second ONLY to the command that they FIRST love
God. This is a *clear* command, oft-repeated.
(Gal. 5:14, Matt. 22:37-40, Mark 12:31, Gal. 6:2,
Romans 13:8, and 13:9-10.)
Such fundamentalists usually live quiet and normal
lives, and are non-judgmental, fair-minded, and tolerant
people who mind their own business when it comes
to the private affairs of others. Almost never will a
buttinsky, busybody, or control freak be found among
them.
(2) The RRR Cultist, pseudo-Christian "fundie." This
denizen of the Religious Radical Right is a deluded
Christian at best, and *literally* a PSEUDO-Christian
at worst. They tend to be relatively uneducated when
compared to the general population. And their
seduction into this cult that infiltrates churches and
leaves its adherents in place *within* those churches,
was usually easily-accomplished, because the false
dogmas of the cult have great appeal to them. They
first are conned into thinking that abortion is wrong,
which is no big trick because it once was a topic
that (unfortunately) had a bad rep in society... back
when it was still illegal in most places, and women
were getting "back-alley" ones.
Many, if not most, of these "fundies" are quite
insecure people in their own lives, and the notion
that they can *control* people appeals to them, even
if only at the subconscious level. In fact, in most
such cases, it is *probably* at the subconscious level.
They are usually NOT particularly well-versed in the
Bible, but sometimes *seem* to be to others because
they've done a good job of learning the verses that
SEEM to be supportive of their deviant agenda (even
though NO passage actually DOES support them).
In other words, they practice "cafeteria theology" and
IGNORE passages that *condemn* their actions (such
as those cited above). It's pretty hard to seek to
impose immense hardship upon tens of millions of
women by denying the remedy of abortion to them,
which would disrupt their well-being and trash countless
of their future opportunities... WHILE claiming to show
love and compasion to their neighbors. And they are
so totally programmed that they would not THINK of
questioning their leaders regarding the false dogmas
of the RR