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[david starling]

It's all such a tired, old, self-serving argument: Anti-abortion Fundamentalists claim that human life is sacred, and that the Soul enters the body at conception. Ask them how they know? God told them so. Which version of God? Their's, of course! What a surprise!

 

[leomoon]

It's all such a tired, old, self-serving argument: Anti-abortion Fundamentalists claim that human life is sacred, and that the Soul enters the body at conception. Ask them how they know? God told them so. Which version of God? Their's, of course! What a surprise!

Since my belief is you create god in your own image, they sure have a limited god in a very limited image of their own creation, whereas, my God, can and does wonderful acts, for it has no limits, and no end to the love for ALL, even them. That includes all Bi-Sexuals, gays, everyone on this earth and elsewhere. Some people have created a hate filled- war monger god. No thanks!

 

[david starling]

Here's a well-known, logical observation regarding the theological views of Fundamentalists that throws them for a loop: If human lives in the womb are sacred, and without sin, then miscarriages and abortions give them a free pass to Heaven! But, once they're born, and have free will, they're in danger of losing their innocence, and their souls are at risk.

But, teasing the logic-impaired with logical observations is mean, and unproductive.

 

[david starling]

As a Preamblist myself, I'm upset with the Supreme Court majority for COMPLETELY violating the "ensure domestic Tranquility" clause.

Even though the Preamble to the Constitution doesn't have "the force of Law", it's SUPPOSED to provide guidance for the Court in making it's decisions.

 

[Oddity]

As a Preamblist myself, I'm upset with the Supreme Court majority for COMPLETELY violating the "ensure domestic Tranquility" clause.

Even though the Preamble to the Constitution doesn't have "the force of Law", it's SUPPOSED to provide guidance for the Court in making it's decisions.

But you know that there are many, many people in America who feel that abortion is totally contra 'domestic tranquillity'.

I don't understand why so many people on the left believe that the court's decision bans abortion. It doesn't - it throws it back to the states. And yes, some states will ban it, but travel to another state isn't impossible, especially given that Planned Parenthood is offering to foot the bill.

 

[leomoon]

During the more fair and equitable Aquarian Age, I'd like to see the men and their sperm more accountable. If women's prescription for birth control is in any way restricted by the FDA (Federal) or via State, then we must do the same for men (its only fair)

Which drug for erectile dysfunction? - Harvard Health

About half of men ages 40 to 70 have erectile dysfunction (ED) to some degree. Does it make any difference which of the four ED drug on the market you take? Yes, there can be difference....

www.health.harvard.edu

In addition to Viagra, other ED drugs available in the United States include avanafil (Stendra), tadalafil (Cialis) and vardenafil (Levitra). These all improve blood supply to the penis. In combination with sexual stimulation, the drugs can produce an erection sufficient to initiate and complete intercourse. There is also a fast-dissolving form of Levitra, called Staxyn, that you put under your tongue.


One ED drug, Cialis, is FDA-approved for use daily in a dose of 2.5 or 5 milligrams. This helps to produce erections on demand and may also help relieve urinary problems, like difficulty starting urination, that result from an enlarged prostate.

Cost of erectile dysfunction pills​

The cost to you for ED drug therapy varies considerably, depending on the pharmacy price, prescription co-pays, and your level of health plan coverage

 

[leomoon]

Vasectomy for men and other forms of male birth control - should now be addressed

Male Birth Control Options

Birth control isn’t just a woman’s responsibility. Here’s what men can do to help avoid an unplanned pregnancy.

www.webmd.com

: Vasectomy​

Vasectomy is a male contraception method that involves the surgical removal of the vas deferens. This part of the male reproductive system is a tube that carries the sperm. During a vasectomy procedure, doctors remove a small section of the tube, which creates a gap, thus interfering in the flow of sperms.


Since the sperms cannot move around, the semen produced during ejaculation poses no risk of unwanted pregnancies.


Now, you might be asking how effective is a vasectomy?


Well, besides abstinence, vasectomies are the next most effective birth control method. With only 1-2 women conceiving after having intercourse with a partner after a vasectomy, you can count on this contraception method to work 99% of the time.

 

[leomoon]

Cont'd: Regarding the first thing the darker souls will do is start calling names, "like commies, as with McCarthy" use fear tactics for anyone they disagree with and try and ruin people's reputations as with Margaret Sanger and her 1s husband, perhaps her 2nd husband Noah Slee as well. They all worked for the betterment of women's lives.


McCarthy era blacklisted as "Commies" (the Red Scare): includes the intellectual author Arthur Miller, once the husband of Marilyn Monroe, who herself, may have been on the questionable list, lol.

10 Celebrities Named in the Communist Scare

Orson Welles was caught in the crosshairs of the crusade against communism. Helen Keller was too.

www.mentalfloss.com

and:

The McCarthy Era: Hollywood Black List - Copper Area News Publishers providing news coverage for Eastern Pinal and Southern Gila Counties

Copper Area covers the following communities: San Tan Valley, Pinal County, Kearny, Superior, Oracle, Hayden, Winkelman, Globe, Miami

www.copperarea.com

Lucille Ball had to prove she only once joined the communist party because of her grandfather's insistence she do so. So many others names were dragged through the mud, and had to prove themselves innocent of any wrongdoing including Gary Cooper.

 

[david starling]

But you know that there are many, many people in America who feel that abortion is totally contra 'domestic tranquillity'.

I don't understand why so many people on the left believe that the court's decision bans abortion. It doesn't - it throws it back to the states. And yes, some states will ban it, but travel to another state isn't impossible, especially given that Planned Parenthood is offering to foot the bill.

Percentage-wise, about 2/3 of Americans believe first trimester abortions should be completely legal.

The argument for the pro-choice side is solidly based on bodily autonomy. The inconsistency is, that the majority of those standing up for bodily autonomy in the case of pregnancy, did NOT stand up against Covid vaccination-mandates, which, like banning abortions and contraception, are ALSO about violating bodily autonomy.

The argument for the forced labor side, claiming that once pregnancy occurs, a woman is LEGALLY OBLIGATED to carry the pregnancy to term and give birth, is solidly based on a PARTICULAR RELIGIOUS view. For THAT view to have the support of the U.S. government, which includes the Supreme Court, it violates the Separation of Church and State, known as the "Establishment Clause" which is included in the Constitution.

 

[david starling]

Cont'd: Regarding the first thing the darker souls will do is start calling names, "like commies, as with McCarthy" use fear tactics for anyone they disagree with and try and ruin people's reputations as with Margaret Sanger and her 1s husband, perhaps her 2nd husband Noah Slee as well. They all worked for the betterment of women's lives.


McCarthy era blacklisted as "Commies" (the Red Scare): includes the intellectual author Arthur Miller, once the husband of Marilyn Monroe, who herself, may have been on the questionable list, lol.

10 Celebrities Named in the Communist Scare

Orson Welles was caught in the crosshairs of the crusade against communism. Helen Keller was too.

www.mentalfloss.com

and:

The McCarthy Era: Hollywood Black List - Copper Area News Publishers providing news coverage for Eastern Pinal and Southern Gila Counties

Copper Area covers the following communities: San Tan Valley, Pinal County, Kearny, Superior, Oracle, Hayden, Winkelman, Globe, Miami

www.copperarea.com

Lucille Ball had to prove she only once joined the communist party because of her grandfather's insistence she do so. So many others names were dragged through the mud, and had to prove themselves innocent of any wrongdoing including Gary Cooper.

Where was the Supreme Court on the McCarthy hearings at the time? Did it make any decisions about them?

 

[david starling]

Hmmm....Republican Senator Susan Collins and conservative Democrat Joe Manchin are saying they feel "betrayed" by the Supreme Court vote to overturn Roe. They're discussing "codifying" it in the legislature, which is what Justice Ruth Ginsberg said should have been done in the first place.

Those are two key Senators who might be able to make that happen. Manchin understands that the issue of bodily autonomy applies to BOTH the Covid vaccination-mandates AND the right to at least a 1st trimester abortion, even though he's personally not in favor of abortion. He was the only Democrat in the Senate to vote against the mandates.

Too bad he voted against Biden's infrastructure rebuilding.

 

[leomoon]

Something is up! The Select Committee has announced they will hold another meeting which had not been previously announced until now, tomorrow because of NEW information that has just come to them. Can it be from Alex Holder, the Filmmaker who the trump family via Kushner let into their private lives prior to the last Elections in 2020 clear up to and after January 6th?

He has a LOT of information he is now giving them, plus the video he took.

Seems this important info they have for the public may be connected. Can it be Putin? Not sure, we'll have to wait till tomorrow to find out.

Trump Canceled Interview for Unscheduled Putin Call, Filmmaker Says

Alex Holder, the filmmaker subpoenaed by the Jan. 6 committee, says Trump canceled an interview to talk on the phone with Vladimir Putin.

www.rollingstone.com

Scheduled for 1 PM Tuesday June 28th - 2022 6th Hearing of the Insurrection

(IF starting on time)

 

[leomoon]

Where was the Supreme Court on the McCarthy hearings at the time? Did it make any decisions about them?

I was only about 7 yrs old then.....Watching cartoons I suppose. ( j/k) https://www.history.com/topics/cold-war/army-mccarthy-hearings

Looks like the Senate took care of him. Prior to Trump people didn't run crying to the Supreme court every hip-stitch, and there was no mass Q-Anon, and conspiracy theories, (that is relatively new stuff....with the advent of trump with Neptune in pisces . Sure there have always been cults here and there, but nothing like mass-hysteria en masse (half the population) like we are seeing today.

The Senate was able to take care of their own back then. Same with Nixon. You did wrong, you were punished. Goodbye! Not today, with the new trump cult.

1954
December 02

Joseph McCarthy condemned by Senate​

The U.S. Senate votes 65 to 22 to condemn Senator Joseph R. McCarthy for conduct unbecoming of a senator. The condemnation, which was equivalent to a censure, related to McCarthy’s controversial investigation of suspected communists in the U.S. government, military and civilian society.
What is known as “McCarthyism” began on February 9, 1950, when McCarthy, a relatively obscure Republican senator from Wisconsin, announced during a speech in Wheeling, West Virginia, that he had in his possession a list of 205 communists who had infiltrated the U.S. State Department.(Sound Familiar like the Obama was born in Kenya stunt??) ...........The unsubstantiated declaration, which was little more than a publicity stunt, thrust Senator McCarthy into the national spotlight. Asked to reveal the names on the list, the opportunistic senator named just one official who he determined guilty by association: Owen Lattimore, an expert on Chinese culture and affairs who had advised the State Department. McCarthy described Lattimore as the “top Russian spy” in America.
These and other equally shocking accusations prompted the Senate to form a special committee, headed by Senator Millard Tydings of Maryland, to investigate the matter. The committee found little to substantiate McCarthy’s charges, but McCarthy nevertheless touched a nerve in the American public, and during the next two years he made increasingly sensational charges, even attacking President Harry S. Truman’s respected former secretary of state, George C. Marshall.
In 1953, a newly Republican Congress appointed McCarthy chairman of the Committee on Government Operations and its Subcommittee on Investigations, and McCarthyism reached a fever pitch. In widely publicized hearings, McCarthy bullied defendants under cross-examination with unlawful and damaging accusations, destroying the reputations of hundreds of innocent officials and citizens.
In the early months of 1954, McCarthy, who had already lost the support of much of his party because of his controversial tactics, finally overreached himself when he accused several U.S. Army officers of communist subversion. Republican President Dwight D. Eisenhower pushed for an investigation of McCarthy’s charges, and the televised hearings exposed the senator as a reckless and excessive tyrant who never produced proper documentation for any of his claims.
READ MORE: How Eisenhower Secretly Pushed Back Against McCarthyism
A climax of the hearings came on June 9, when Joseph N. Welch, special attorney for the army, responded to a McCarthy attack on a member of his law firm by facing the senator and tearfully declaring, “Until this moment, senator, I think I never really gauged your cruelty or your recklessness. Let us not assassinate this lad further, senator. You have done enough. Have you no sense of decency, sir? At long last, have you no sense of decency?” The crowded hearing room burst into spontaneous applause.
On December 2, after a heated debate, the Senate voted to condemn McCarthy for conduct “contrary to senatorial traditions.” By the time of his death from alcoholism in 1957, the influence of Senator Joseph McCarthy in Congress was negligible

 

[leomoon]

Tomorrow's Jan. 6th Impromptu - #6 Hearing - called:

(filmmaker) Holder says that he was told by then-chief of staff Mark Meadows that an interview would be cancelled while Trump spoke to Putin on the phone. The 11 hours of footage collected by Holder may play quite prominently in the coming days.


Rolling Stone points out that:

Trump Canceled Interview for Unscheduled Putin Call, Filmmaker Says

Alex Holder, the filmmaker subpoenaed by the Jan. 6 committee, says Trump canceled an interview to talk on the phone with Vladimir Putin.

www.rollingstone.com

‘The date and time of the call coincided with Putin publicly criticizing Trump for making unfounded claims about Hunter Biden’s business dealings in Ukraine, although it’s unclear what the two leaders discussed. The U.S. and Russia were also trying to negotiate a nuclear accord at the time.’

note: Wouldn't the FBI or CIA have listened in to this call??

 

[david starling]

Not to be controversial or anything wink, but most Republicans have written off the hearings as a mere "witch-hunt", targeting Trump just because he's a Warlock.

And, they're celebrating the right of Evangelically-controlled States to force women into impoverishment, emotional devastation, and possible maternal death or life-threatening physical damage, by demanding that every pregnancy from its beginning, no matter how or why it occurred, results in giving birth.

Assuming of course that God doesn't decide to abort a pregnancy by causing a "miscarriage", which is the cause of about 25% of first trimester abortions.

 

[leomoon]

Not to be controversial or anything wink, but most Republicans have written off the hearings as a mere "witch-hunt", targeting Trump just because he's a Warlock.

And, they're celebrating the right of Evangelically-controlled States to force women into impoverishment, emotional devastation, and possible maternal death or life-threatening physical damage, by demanding that every pregnancy from its beginning, no matter how or why it occurred, results in giving birth.

The karma of the sin of omission is on them. Cayce suggests its worse then the sin of commission.
Many young women were described over the weekend by doctors as weeping, upset begging, "what should I do, where should I go now?" Most of them having no insurance and most of them already have children to take care of.
I believe it was in the Mississippi or Alabama area I was watching. But there was some good people too who were helping, such as a Pastor or Reverend from a Unitarian Church in Texas of all places, who had rented a bus and arranged for women to be taken to New Mexico to a clinic. A caring soul indeed. We need more like him.
I love to remember and see the good people like him are still quite active in the world everywhere darkness is.

15 women traveled from Texas to New Mexico seeking legal abortions. These are their stories.

As multiple states are poised to ban abortion should the Supreme Court allow it, women across broad swaths of the country will face a similar dilemma.

www.yahoo.com

The Rev. Daniel Kanter knew that fear would be a possibility.

He had been organizing travel programs for women seeking abortions since December, offering free transportation and medical appointments to patients with incomes under the federal poverty line through a partnership with the New Mexico Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice.

In a meeting with volunteers four days before the departure of Amber’s group, Kanter warned that the women participating in the program are often fearful when they arrive, worried about the law in Texas and worried about the program itself.

“No one owes us anything; not their story, not their thanks, not their acknowledgement and not their smile,” Kanter said, addressing the group of volunteers. “In some cases, we’re dealing with people who carry trauma and are primed not to trust us, so we need to present our most direct and gentle selves.”
He reiterated that the program is legal for now, as long as abortion remains legal in New Mexico and lawmakers in Texas don’t attempt to restrict residents’ ability to travel elsewhere for a procedure.

 

[david starling]

Some of these Evangelically-controlled States will even attempt to outlaw birth-control contraception, practiced in privacy, which prevents abortions!

 

[david starling]

Here's a real possibility--Texas, for example, might prosecute women who reside there for traveling out-of-State to receive an abortion.

How would the current Supreme Court rule on THAT?

 

[david starling]

Roe didn't authorize GOVERNMENTAL FORCE regarding a woman's CHOICE to have or to not have an abortion, or whether or not to use contraception.

Whereas, the Supreme Court abolishment of Roe DOES authorize GOVERNMENTAL FORCE regarding those choices. And, since that force is based on the RELIGIOUS BELIEFS of particular denominations, the Court has made a FEDERAL decision to violate the Establishment Clause written into the Constitution. This current Supreme Court majority has DISGRACED the Court itself, by violating the Constitution it's sworn to uphold.

 

[leomoon]

Scanning the natal of both J.D. Vance (R) being endorsed by trump in Ohio, (he was an anti-trump until he saw it was better to be a pro-trump so did a 180 deg switch as many have done before him (see wiki bio for this hypocrite: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._D._Vance

United States Senate election in Ohio, 2022

Ballotpedia: The Encyclopedia of American Politics

ballotpedia.org

I don't think he will make it. Of course this is without seeing or knowing a time of birth ....and that of course can change everything.

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Democrat Tim Ryan (D-Ohio)
again, no tob: I think he's a Yes :
But with his Vesta and Mercury rx at birth, there may be with tr Jupiter tr here, a close call and demand for a recount?? a typical, trump "tell them you can't lose, it's a lie" type of election.
OR the retrograde may suggest a delay for a different reason?

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