Marti Abernathey

Damn Gays… gay marriage hits the US and what site pops up?

Hillary Clinton gave a speech before the board of Human Rights Campaign. Now, this is an unabashadly gay, lesbian, and transgender equal rights group. As such, I doubt they care much for conservatives, for the most part ( ever notice how very liberal babes are usually kind of ugly? - Moonage Political Webdream ).

Ever notice when conservative bloggers can’t make a strong argument, they attack a woman’s looks?

My theory is that they wake up each morning and look down to see this:

And who’s the sexy beast that’s made this pronouncement about all radical left women?

http://moonagewebdream.blogs.com/photos/anthony/bushii.html

I have only one thing to say…

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Listen to this clip of John Stossel calling RFK Jr. an imbecile.

http://clips.mediamatters.org/static/audio/beck-20070223-stossel.mp3

“But, you know, I guess you can’t deny that the globe has warmed. Climate changes. It’s warmed a little. The issue is, is it a bad thing? It may be a good thing.”

Who the fuck is the imbecile?

“The most respected scientific bodies have stated unequivocally that global warming is occurring, and people are causing it by burning fossil fuels (like coal, oil and natural gas) and cutting down forests. The U.S. National Academy of Sciences, which in 2005 the White House called ‘the gold standard of objective scientific assessment,’ issued a joint statement with 10 other National Academies of Science saying ‘the scientific understanding of climate change is now sufficiently clear to justify nations taking prompt action. It is vital that all nations identify cost-effective steps that they can take now, to contribute to substantial and long-term reduction in net global greenhouse gas emissions.’

The only debate in the science community about global warming is about how much and how fast warming will continue as a result of heat-trapping emissions. Scientists have given a clear warning about global warming, and we have more than enough facts — about causes and fixes — to implement solutions right now.” - Environmental Defense

Finally, a man who gets the the whole Edwards blogger thing. Craig Richardson knows the source of true feminism, the virgin Mary.

“While these two women were clearly selective in hand picking the worst of the e-mails they received, I too was horrified by the level of hatred put forth by those who purport to defend the Church and the pro-life cause.”

How dare they use negative emails to prove their point! I’m sure they somehow made this all up.

“I find it ironic as these two women left their post on the campaign to continue ‘defending the rights of women,’ whatever that means, Pope Benedict XVI dedicated his Wednesday public audience to highlighting the essential role women have played in Church history”

Because the Pope knows what’s best for women, more than women do… he’s da Pope, after all.

“These great contributors to Christianity didn’t view their femininity and ability to rear children as a curse but people who God had handpicked for a unique and saving role for humanity.”

I don’t think I’ve ever heard Melissa or Amanda ever say that the ability to give birth was a curse, but I’m sure they think it, because they’re both foul mouthed lesbian snatchomites.

“According to the Vatican Information Service (VIS), the Pope today said: ‘The history of Christianity would have developed quite differently without the generous contribution of many women’…and he recalled how John Paul II had written: ‘The Church gives thanks for each and every woman … for all the manifestations of the feminine “genius”.’

Because feminine and masculine “genius” are different. “Go bake me a pie, genius!”

“I actually feel sorry for Amanda and Melissa. They will never realize their true femininity and its awesome power if they continue to be mired in this failed and dying philosophy of radical feminism that has trapped so many women of my generation.”

Ya, you dumb bitches! Get back in the kitchen, make me a pie, and squirt out a couple of kids while your at it! Feel the awesome power of Jesus as contractions rock your uterus! Those poor trapped women that have chosen not to learn to make pies and squirt babies out their uterus. And to think they want equal pay for equal work! Sheesh, they’re so stupid, they don’t even know what they’re missing out on. Here I thought feminine meant a characteristic of or appropriate or unique to women. Hell, it must mean pies and babies.

“As the Virgin Mary so beautifully demonstrated, being truly feminine doesn’t mean being subservient to anyone except for almighty God.”

I don’t think I recieved the updated bible without Ephesians 5:23 in it. “For the husband is the head of the wife as Christ is the head of the church, his body, of which he is the Savior.”

God punished you for a reason, ya apple eating whores. Please, just remember your place, pie’s and baby squirts… bitches.

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So, Danny Devito was drunk on The View and made fun of President Bush. What’s the big deal? The pundits are making such a big thing about it, yet one only think back to how viscious the media was on Clinton, to see the utter hypocrisy in there criticism. I’m thankful I don’t watch this crap on TV (I don’t watch TV).

But not you…

Who the fuck is surprised? I very rarely buy conspiracy theories, but damn this draws me close to believing. A local Republican blogger said “I know some of our Democratic readers are convinced that Rokita’s statewide voter database and voter I.D., in addition to “Republican voting equipment vendors”, are part of a Republican conspiracy to steal the election from the Democrats” and that’s exactly what I’m starting to believe. They made a big deal about voter ID stuff, with NO proof of any kind of fraud, yet they “fix” a voting system that isn’t broken? Man, it’s hard not to descend into paranoid cynicism.

I’m continually amazed at why people are afraid “to call a spade a spade.” The Washington Post reported Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia recently rebuked the Courts ruling overturning anti-sodomy laws. He said jokingly that “sexual orgies eliminate tension and ought to be encouraged,” but said that judges and lawyers don’t “reflect the views of the people” and shouldn’t be deciding the morality of behavior. The article refers to Scalia as a “strict constructionist,” which on its face is idiotic. According to Wikipedia,

Strict constructionism is a philosophy of judicial interpretation and legal philosophy that limits judicial interpretation to the meanings of the actual words and phrases used in law, and not on other sources or inferences.

If that isn’t a subtle form of judicial activism, I don’t know what is. The meaning of words change over time, so being a strict constructionist means that the laws change with the shifting sands of time.

I think it’s more likely Scalia’s just trying to justify his distain for gays and lesbians…

Listening to Mitch Daniels answer questions on the radio on Wednesday night, he lost my vote in the next election. I’m quite the liberal/progressive when it comes to my political beliefs. Even so, last election I voted for Mitch Daniels for Governor. Why? The Kernan administration refused to discuss their position on gay marriage. Kernan kept saying that a marriage amendment wasn’t needed. I asked a direct question to the campaign as to where Governor Kernan stood if a marriage amendment was found to be “needed.” When pressed about this, the administration simply responded that the republicans were BAD and Democrats were GOOD. Mitch Daniels met with the gay community and addressed tough questions openly and honestly, which Governor Kernan refused to do. My thought process went something like “if Mitch was the same on marriage issues as Kernan, what is the difference between the two?” When I listened to both campaigns, I heard Mitch say what he planned on doing about the economy, about the state budget deficit, and property tax reform. Kernan just attacked Daniels about what he had done at while at Lilly’s, and IPL, but put forth no real plan to pull the state out of the financial gutter. I simply heard the campaign smear Daniels while not putting forth any new ideas. So I voted for Mitch….

But after his first year in office I can say that I won’t vote for him again. He removed collective bargaining for state employees and spent way too much time on moving Indiana to Daylight Saving Time (and I might add that he’s not been following DOT regulations concerning the changes… before GW they called that breaking the law…). Those things were definitely nails in the coffin. But what nailed it shut was his comments at a Town Hall meeting broadcast on Network Indiana/WISH-TV on Wednesday night. When asked why he hadn’t asked for full day kindergarten, he responded that we just don’t have the money for it. He said that maybe we could do it once we’re out of debt. If this were a business, Mitch’s answer would be a good one. But state government shouldn’t be run like a business. The mistakes made in government don’t effect a bottom line, they effect peoples lives. A good example of Mitch’s “business approach” in government is found at his time as head of the Office of Management and Budget (the OMB sets the administration’s annual budget goals) in the first GW Bush administration. His nickname at the time was “The Blade.” In 2002, Mike Parker, the former head of the Army Corps of Engineers, was forced to resign over budget disagreements with Mitch. He said “One time I took two pieces of steel into Mitch Daniels office. They were exactly the same pieces of steel, except one had been under water in a Mississippi lock for more than 30 years, and the other one was new. The first piece was completely corroded and falling apart because of lack of funding. I said ‘Mitch, it doesn’t matter if a terrorist blows the lock up or if it falls down because it disintegrates — either way it’s the same effect, and if we let it fall down, we have only ourselves to blame.’ It made no impact on him whatsoever.” Studies have shown that full day kindergarten and Head Start programs improve learning for low-income families and children with disabilities. So what does Mitch see as the most important thing on the legislative agenda for the next year? Construction of the I-69 road project…?????? His reasoning is that building roads brings jobs to the state. What kind of jobs would be dependent on a interstate roadway? I doubt they’d bring in too many high paying tech jobs to the state.

If you don’t invest money in children on the front end, how can you expect to develop a well educated, high tech work force in Indiana? Not funding all day kindergarten but funding a controversial road project is penny wise, pound foolish. I’m sorry Mitch, but our kids are worth more than a damn interstate. If you can’t see that then you’re not as smart as I thought you were. I’ll be smarter next time you’re up for reelection. Too bad they didn’t have all day kindergarten when I was a child. Maybe I wouldn’t have made the mistake of voting for you, Mr. Daniels.

Because the whole system [is] like going to a concentration camp and picking out which people go to the death chamber.” - Bob Novak 5/14/05

“I mean, imagine, the rule has been in place for 214 years that this is the way we confirm judges. Broken by the other side two years ago, and the audacity of some members to stand up and say, how dare you break this rule. It’s the equivalent of Adolf Hitler in 1942 saying, ‘I’m in Paris. How dare you invade me. How dare you bomb my city? It’s mine.’” - Senator Rick Santorum

“Just like what Nazi Germany did to the Jews, so liberal America is now doing to the evangelical Christians. It’s no different. It is the same thing. It is happening all over again. It is the Democratic Congress, the liberal-based media and the homosexuals who want to destroy the Christians. ” — Pat Robertson 1993

“The EPA, the Gestapo of government, pure and simply has been one of the major claw-hooks that the government maintains on the backs of our constituents.” — Tom DeLay 1995

Hitler was “an individual of great courage” and a “genius.” Talk about Jews killed at Treblinka reflected “group fantasies of martyrdom.” — Pat Buchanan 1990

“Those who support gay and lesbian families are no different from those who supported Adolph Hitler in the years preceding World War II” - Sheri Drew, who gave the invocation at the Republican National Convention on August 31, 2004

“The Nazis were for gun control, the Nazis were for high marginal tax rates. Do you want to talk about who’s closer politically to national socialism, the Right or the Left?” — Anti-Tax Activist Grover Norquist, 2004

“What Hitler began to build against the Jews is now being built against people of faith who believe the Scriptures are valid for today and their injunctions against certain sexual behaviors is correct.” — Lou Sheldon, Traditional Value Coalition 1998

*”The notion that is involved in homosexuality, the unbridled sort of satisfaction of human passions’ leads to ‘totalitarianism,’ ‘Nazism,’ and ‘communism.’ - Alan Keyes 1997

“We certainly have all seen the rejections of Nazi Germany’s abuses of science,” Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) declared regarding his opposition to stem cell research last October. “As a society and a nation, there ought to be some limit on what we can allow or should allow.”

“The whole system [for picking judges] is like going to a concentration camp and picking out which people go to the death chamber.” — Robert Novak May 15, 2005

“We certainly have all seen the rejections of Nazi Germany’s abuses of science,” Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) declared regarding his opposition to stem cell research last October. “As a society and a nation, there ought to be some limit on what we can allow or should allow.”