[Vision2020] An Obama Dilemma

[joekc at roadrunner.com]

I'm not reading this but I just wanted to point out that if Doug Wilson thought that this was 
inappropriate, then the posts would stop in a heartbeat. Otherwise, I'm not sure what to say
about No Wetherman's bad joke on the Courtney blog. {Just because you don't use your name, Dr. 
No, it does not mean that many of us do not know who you are.}

So, I ask you Area Man and Roger Falen, Harkins and Crabtree: do you not find it offensive that 
someone might post such comments without revealing his name? If it turns out that this person 
was affiliated with a church, one that might be a political group instead of a religious one, would
that offend you? Do you think that such groups should reap the benefits sanctioned by the first
amendment? Warning: If you say that this is OK, then you are sanctioning a similar approach by
a pro-Obama spokesman, perhaps on a national level. What do you think in this light?

--
Joe Campbell

---- No Weatherman <no.weatherman at gmail.com> wrote: 
> At the risk of offending those of you who have already taken offense
> by my cowardly, anonymous, and purely factual presence in this
> one-sided conversation, please allow me to ask a terribly awkward
> question that I hope will cut to the heart of this issue about when
> life begins.
> 
> We all know that Barrack Hussein Obama is the illegitimate son (one of
> many) of a Kenyan father who knocked up a teenager from Kansas.
> 
> Let's say that Roe v. Wade was in place back then and that Obama's
> mother attempted to terminate her pregnancy, via a saline abortion,
> but things went sadly awry — the baby, or as some on this list prefer
> to call it, the "potential human being," refused to die.
> 
> What moral obligations, if any, do you believe should be on the
> attending physicians:
> 
> 1.	Kill the baby.
> 2.	Abandon the baby (which is number 1 by another name).
> 3.	Save the baby.
> 4.	Other.
> 
> As I said, this is a terribly awkward question but it helps put flesh
> and bones on this sensitive subject and it's not beyond the realm of
> possibility because it happens more often than Americans want to know:
> 
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anieuWFWe8s&feature=related
> 
> Barrack Hussein Obama said that this question was above his pay grade,
> but we all know he was just avoiding the uncomfortable truth. That
> "potential human" in the womb is a precious human life and Obama
> should get on his knees every night and thank his maker that his
> mother couldn't resort to Roe v. Wade to kill him.
> 
> Part of the daily fudge.
> 
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