[Peace-discuss] Obama gets another one right

[E. Wayne Johnson]

Jenifer,
Of course I am serious.  How could I withstand the cognitive dissonance
of being anti-war but not pro-life or vice versa?

I just added one new item.

http://www.liberty4urbana.com/drupal-6.8/node/43

Jenifer Cartwright wrote:
> You CANNOT be serious.
>  --Jenifer
>
> --- On *Fri, 1/23/09, E. Wayne Johnson /<ewj at pigs.ag>/* wrote:
>
>     From: E. Wayne Johnson <ewj at pigs.ag>
>     Subject: Re: [Peace-discuss] Obama gets another one right
>     To: "peace discuss" <peace-discuss at lists.chambana.net>
>     Date: Friday, January 23, 2009, 5:29 PM
>
>     Ricky,
>
>     I find Obama to be quite consistent in his policy.  He supports
>     the killing of innocents both at home and abroad,
>     both with his warfare and with his "welfare".  One can't say that
>     Obama is incoherent as an international minister of death.
>
>     Abortion is the most explicit expression of racism and class
>     warfare in our contemporary world. 
>     It is the most dastardly and cowardly of all human rights
>     violations, since it violates the most fundamental Natural Right,
>     the Right to Life, and it attacks the Unborn, who are completely
>     helpless.
>
>     The operative social purpose of abortion is to rid the society of
>     "human weeds".  The founders
>     of Planned Parenthood identified as the poor and the Negro as
>     undesirables who should not be allowed to reproduce.  
>     Have you read Margaret Sanger's writings? Have you read about her
>     "Negro Project"?
>
>     I have some commentary at my website: 
>     http://www.liberty4urbana.com/drupal-6.8/node/43
>     I hope that you will watch the three videos there and then report
>     back with your take on those issues.
>
>     Also, *Lux Libertas* will be broadcast again on UPTV-6 at 10 pm
>     Sunday night.
>
>     Trent Cloin and I discuss the paradox and error of Abortion in
>     America in the first 30 mins.
>     In the 2nd 30 minutes we discuss MLK's April 9, 1967 speech "The
>     Three Dimensions of a Complete Life" which was
>     given in Chicago just 5 days after the "Beyond Vietnam" speech we
>     all heard last Sunday afternoon.
>     "Three Dimensions" does significantly address aspects of the
>     "Revolution of Values" which King called for in "Beyond Vietnam".
>
>     Wayne
>
>     Ricky Baldwin wrote:
>>     Put this one in the column of real differences, differences that
>>     matter to poor people's lives, among US presidents:
>>
>>     http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090123/ap_on_go_pr_wh/obama_abortion_ban
>>
>>     This is not as groundbreaking as closing Guantanamo Bay prison. 
>>     As the article says, Clinton did the same.  Still, it speaks to
>>     the tone Obama is setting in his first week in office.  And if
>>     Obama didn't do this, we'd be right to call him out for failing
>>     to act.
>>      
>>     Ricky
>>
>>     "Speak your mind even if your voice shakes." - Maggie Kuhn
>>
>>
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