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i have attempted to engage you sincerely and in good faith on a number of arguments, you responded that you cant be bothered to take any kind of argument seriously because you're too lazy ???? sounds ... like. ... you're ... the liberal ?



i'm not talking about you roseweird, your ideas are so ridiculous you're not even a liberal

i'm talking about how vox jools henry et al substitute "you're racist" or "i only trust data from huffpost" for an argument

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roseweird tell me how bad this article is and how republicans are racist

“I accepted an invitation to talk to the women’s branch of the Ku Klux Klan…I saw through the door dim figures parading with banners and illuminated crosses…In the end, through simple illustrations I believed I had accomplished my purpose. A dozen invitations to speak to similar groups were proffered.” (Sanger 366)

The above quote is taken from the autobiography of Margaret Sanger, the sometimes revered mother of American abortion. She is also the founder of Planned Parenthood, an organization that has come under scrutiny recently for its use of federal tax dollars in financing the abortions that generate the bulk of its revenue, causing public friction for its supporting groups like Susan G. Komen and the Girl Scouts.

Though a highly misunderstood figure, Sanger is often quickly associated with “progressivism.” But considering that the Ku Klux Klan would be considered anything but “progressive” by today’s standards, this quote immediately begs the question- why were the women of the KKK so attracted to her message? These women, predominantly Protestant Christians in Sanger’s time, would have generally rejected progressive or scientific social initiatives. Yet they, much like the liberal and commonly unreligious advocates of Planned Parenthood would later do, found Sanger worthy of admiration.

Lloyd Marcus, author of Confessions of a Black Conservative, provides some perspective to address this peculiarity, and shares some truths about what the left’s devotion to abortion has wrought, specifically in regard to American blacks.

He writes:

“Colored people are like human weeds and are to be exterminated.” So said Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood. Seventy-eight percent of Planned Parenthood clinics are in black neighborhoods. Blacks make up only 12% of the population, but 35% of America’s aborted babies are black. Half of black pregnancies end in abortion. Is this an intentional genocide? (Emphasis added)

”The most dangerous place for an African-American is in the womb,” according to Pastor Clenard Childress, Jr. Blacks are the only minority in America experiencing a declining population.

So why would Obama, the NAACP, Rev. Sharpton, and other black leftists be passionate supporters of Planned Parenthood? Why did Al Sharpton threaten to protest a pro-life billboard which exposed the devastatingly high number of black abortions?

Why, indeed. The application of ethics and morality in the abortion issue may vary from person to person, and debating this might require the most complex human philosophy, but the specificity of the abortion agenda’s targets in the black community could be recognized even by a child.

These trends are unpleasant to progressive sensibilities, and they therefore will be ignored or dismissed as false by those unwaveringly devoted to the notion that a woman’s right to “choose” is the crux of the debate. But the extent to which these disturbing trends are hidden and avoided by abortion advocates gives the pro-choice agenda a decidedly insidious nature.

Abortion advocates in Washington, most notably San Francisco’s resident crooked Catholic Nancy Pelosi, have for years prattled about the long-term savings to be had through federal spending on contraception and abortion. The future public cost of education and welfare, they argue, will be significantly reduced if the welfare class can more readily afford and acquire abortions. So the fact that the abortion agenda has a targeted demographic should not, in itself, be surprising- implicit in these past suggestions is that the fertility of the lower economic rungs of society be cauterized.

There is an intense irony in the poor accepting Democrats like Pelosi as their champion in spite of the crowing about the need to sterilize them, but perhaps even more puzzling, and certainly tragic, is the fact that Barack Obama garnered 95% of the black vote in 2008 while promoting a wholesale devotion to a practice that proves uniquely destructive to black Americans.

Half of the black children conceived in this country are aborted before reaching our world, and they are aborted at levels nearly three times their demographic representation. Lloyd Marcus ponders whether this is intentional, but the reality is that it doesn’t matter whether it is intentional or not. Either by design or inadvertently due to social realities, the evidence conclusively shows that the left is fulfilling Margaret Sanger’s vision of systematically exterminating blacks, which should reveal even to the most naive abortion advocate why her message was so incredibly attractive to the KKK in her time. In fact, it would even be reasonable to assume that those same women who once hung on Sanger’s every word might today support Planned Parenthood in their efforts, unintentional or not.

The fact that today’s modern left doesn’t likewise profess the racist intentions of the KKK or Margaret Sanger does not change the fact that the result of its continuing quest to promote federally-sponsored abortion and Planned Parenthood, if one appraises a child in the womb to have the smallest ounce of humanity, does indeed border genocide.
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im writing some mustang panopticon slash fiction
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shut up and stop posting, you are becoming more and more pathetic and i am sick at myself for having ever tried to treat you like a human being



this is what i mean. confirmed for White supremacism

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vox is gone,



vox will return

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if i were a white supremacist meeting someone as degenerate as you would strengthen my beliefs

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stop denying my transracial radical subjectivity
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i only murder liberals
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the reason why conservatives talk about minority abortion is because they need something to shut up liberal's retarded dishonest slave morality arguments
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you might be happier at alternet



that sounds fun, maybe. do they ban?

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blogs are really annoying because you get ghost muted (people cant see your posts)
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not as much as abortion
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please leave, no one has ever managed to be so annoying



why do you still respond though? do my arguments trouble you? surely they cant

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he can't leave because of his secret love for pan which someday soon will boil over into an intense proclamation of his feelings, according to the slash im working on. how will pan react? yioull just have to wait and see
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he can't leave because of his secret love for pan



as a farrakhannite i am adamantly opposed to interracial marriage

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however i no longer believe that, but instead believe you are suffering from some kind of extreme emotional distraction beyond my understanding, and i want you to leave and never come back.



nah

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roseweird since you've marginalized my transracial transgender experience let me ask you a question. what would you do if an actual black female came onto this site and brought up these problems? wouldn't that be awkward as hell for you?
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no, you only imagine it would because you have no grasp of what i actually believe, because you are an idiot trapped inside your own skull, talking to phantoms



the correct answer is "yes"

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roseweird your White supremacism bores me im going to do homework
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wait you can work at home now?!?!
*it's a brand, new, work, day*
*no one's working in my way*
84odSvKFrkY
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why do i still have more upvotes than downvotes? must be that i need to poast moar
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Stop posting
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ok ill just post again in case you want to read my sig
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