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Sunday, Nov 8, 2009
Over the years of my life I have learned one thing: Girls who get pregnant and decide to keep their babies are idiots. No ifs, ands or buts about it. They are almost always brain dead. Bristol Palin may or may not be an exception. After all, look at the family within which she must live. But the brain dead part still applies. Taking into account teenage hormones and teenage rebellion, I cannot for the life of me understand why that child would chose to have sex - probably unprotected - before marriage while in that family.
Perhaps I'm old-fashioned. I recall that in the late 70s/early 80s most girls closed their legs because their mothers had taught them that "good boys" didn't ask for otherwise. That "good boys" would only ask for that if they loved them...and that they'd better make sure that was true. So now, what is Bristol's excuse?
I mean, when did she and her beaux find the time? Especially in such a politically charged household? My conservative, New England Catholic mother watched me like a hawk, and for precisely this reason. Where was Sarah? Where was her husband?? How did these two kids find the time???
Well, I have a feeling a lot more is going to come out of the weeks. I have a very STRONG feeling that we're going to find out that not only Bristol but her slightly younger sisters got - GASP! - abortions at some point. Think that's too off the charts? Think again. Think of Jimmy Swaggart. Think of Ted Haggard. The walls are gonna come crumbling down.
The boyfriend is not that great? Face it. The boyfriend is the missing link.
Just in case you are one of the clowns attempting to make so called jokes about this thing and expecting that it is all going to blow away in puff of smoke soon, here are a few bits of moose jerky to chew on that merit your attention.
The real issue here is that Mz Palin is a fundamentalist. Just like the current sitting president, she has a direct line to the big guy in the sky and gets directions from him directly.
Now this is nice when you are sitting there in your living room or at your kitchen table and the directions that you follow affect you and your immediate family. When it effects, in effect, everyone on the planet, that's a different story.
If you read the Woodward books on GWB, you know that 'god told him to invade Iraq' and he did it and you are witnessing the effects of that mystical communication.
Are you prepared for more of that? Do you have children?
Please do not believe what I am saying, please find out for yourself. Go to this
site and find out from a neighbor what it is that is happening in the great white north.
http://mudflats.wordpress.com/2008/09/02/sarah-palins-preacher-problem-end-times-coming/
make sure that you watch the video that is linked in that post where you will hear from the candidate herself exactly where her operating instructions come from and how.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/09/02/palins-church-may-have-sh_n_123205.html
I've got a mountain of empathy for Mz Paliln, raised in a small very rural part of this earth, she was subjected to this brainwashing for more than 40 years with little else to thin it or
help her understand how the rest of the world thinks, believes and operates. These tax evading alchemists have been around as you probably know for more than 2000 years and it's a pretty easy game to play so let's not go around pointing fingers or trying to figure out
what or who is right or wrong. Let's look at the situation, understand it and take some action designed to eradicate what can be eradicated.
The internet and the availability of information killed communism in China. There is no reason why it can not kill the spread of fundamentalism here in America. All it takes is
rational, reasoned thinking and understanding and a little empathy.
If 'the enemy' is 'doing the work of god' and
If 'we' are 'doing the work of god'
everyone is killing everyone else for the same reason so someone must be wrong.
Is it that one side got the wrong message or the wrong instructions? or is it the case that both sides actually got the wrong message because there is no message.
here's a possibility for everyone to consider with a fresh perspective.
there is no tooth fairy, there is no santa claus, there is no boogeyman, all there is is us humans making up nice convenient stories in a constantly failing attempt to control
something that can not even be controlled.
I have young children and I want to see them grow up to be sane rational fully functioning
individuals in this society of nearly seven billion human beings. I don't want to see them die in some vain attempt to prove that John McCain's opinion is more correct than someone else's. Is that what you are interested in for your children or for anyone's children?
If it is then so be it.
If not, do what you can to stop the insanity. It took Gandhi a lifetime and his own life to make a certain difference in the world. We all seem to have let much of that effort go to waste over the past seventy years. When will we learn? or is it more appropriate to ask
Can we learn?
I'm not a hoper and i love questioning every single belief that i have every single day of my life and i am pretty sure that we can learn, it just takes a little attention. i am also pretty sure that McCain/Palin is not the direction that this world needs to be headed in now or
ever again so, if this makes sense to you, then i am asking you for the sake of my children and for the sake of every child in the world today to do what you can to make sure that
the next administration running this country is not driven by instructions out of a 2000 year old book of myths. Or by messages from some unseen (you fill in the blank here please)
that the rest of us are not able to communicate with. thanks for understanding.
Much of the initial coverage about Fort Hood turned out to be wrong. Is there anything wrong with that?
The accountability imposed by another country for the CIA's kidnapping and torture reveals much about our own.
Fox News' morning show plays to type, talking about whether Muslims in the Army should face "special debriefings"
219 Democrats and one Republican join in favor of the legislation, which passed by a narrow margin
The survivor and author is upset about comparisons some on the right are making to genocide
Salon headlines in your mailbox
