Zone1 I am stepping away from Judaism

if a woman chooses to do it in part because she does not want to take one single risk to her life health and pursuit of her happiness that full term pregnancy and giving birth entails; it is not wrong.

and it is none of our business or the government’s business because in no way when you can truthfully and accurately say a woman who terminates her pregnancy will become a menace to society.

I think you are too smothered in the Catholic concept of sin to be both truthful and accurate at the same time about a lot of culture war political issues.

Take the plastic bag off of your head you will breathe easier and become a more gentle and wise person.
Life is unfair. Expect to make sacrifices or suffer.

My position is that abortion is a crime and given the complexity of the issue the punishment for that crime should be minimal... as in a class C misdemeanor with NO JAIL TIME.
 
the misogyny of your religion, christianity is well established.
Life is unfair.

its what one makes of life that is important ...

Hester Prynne, who conceives a daughter with a man to whom she is not married and then struggles to create a new life of repentance and dignity. As punishment, she must wear a scarlet letter 'A' (for "adultery").

1st century mary and hester prynne are sisters of love, the reason mary in the 1st century was made by the heavens an example - who did not fear moses and their false commandments or the heredity idolatry of judaism and w/ joseph became pregnant as her choice - in contravention of 4th century christianities misogynist bible et al - its congregations.

christianity as judaism are false religions as they persist in the fallacies of commandments and idolatries of self worth - the same for the misogyny of christians misconstruing marys heavenly role they then persecute other woman for, their choice in self determination to have the child or not is the same in the eyes of the heavens - than the crucifiers - bing, who as well persecute prynne the same as mary while denying not just misogyny but as well the heavens.
 
What unified both the far left and far right is their hatred of Jews. I get it form the Left. They see Jews as wealthy oppressors and white. That to them means evil. I see it from the Nazi alt right too. They want Hitler to finish what he started. What was troubling is that the moderates began to hate too.
Americans commonly claim Hitler was in the right category. But he was not. He was a devout socialist and worked only hard for Germans. He excluded all others who were not Germans. The left is the group of exclusion.
 
its what one makes of life that is important ...



1st century mary and hester prynne are sisters of love, the reason mary in the 1st century was made by the heavens an example - who did not fear moses and their false commandments or the heredity idolatry of judaism and w/ joseph became pregnant as her choice - in contravention of 4th century christianities misogynist bible et al - its congregations.

christianity as judaism are false religions as they persist in the fallacies of commandments and idolatries of self worth - the same for the misogyny of christians misconstruing marys heavenly role they then persecute other woman for, their choice in self determination to have the child or not is the same in the eyes of the heavens - than the crucifiers - bing, who as well persecute prynne the same as mary while denying not just misogyny but as well the heavens.
Life is unfair. Expect to make sacrifices or suffer.
 
you've chosen poorly, it's showing, making irrational claims - some have made the life they are living than reading a book.
I have chosen the better portion, Martha, and it will not be taken away. :)
 
I wouldn't have expected you to see it any other way.
Dr. Kenisha Grant Howard university, political science professor.

do you have grandchildren Supercilious Ding?

Are they allowed to read books by a black woman?


Keneshia Grant: So my book is primarily trying to kind of reshape the way we think about how Black folks get into the Democratic Party and we use the lens of the Great Migration to say all these people who could not participate in the past go to the North and in the North, they can participate. And so how do they show up in politics? I think they show up as Democrats, because the Democratic Party kind of works hard in the cities I write about to get them out to vote and to have them participate. The first part is about how white politicians respond to the migrants. And so white politicians have varying responses to the migrants. In a place like New York, Mayor La Guardia is interested in having Black folks in his coalition because he is interested in defeating the Democratic Party.

And so he works kind of harder than some of the other mayors to get Black folks on board with his work. In a place like Detroit is not so … Detroit doesn't have parties in the way that Chicago or New York has parties. And so the people who are running for office in Detroit run campaigns that are very racist, that say these Democrat, these Black people are coming from the South, they are going to integrate your neighborhoods and if you want a pure white neighborhood, you need to vote against these white liberal people. And so kind of how white politicians interact varies from city to city.

And so I wanted it to be the case that we had a book about Black people with Black people in it, who moved to these cities and got elected to office. One of my favorite stories is about a man who lived in New York. His name was Edward Austin Johnson. So Edward Austin Johnson is from Raleigh, North Carolina. In Raleigh, North Carolina, he is elected to the city council in the year 1898 and he is a Republican in that story. He's in coalition with white Republicans and the white Republicans decide later that year that they don't want to work together with Black people anymore. Instead, they want to be in coalition with southern white Democrats who were kind of racist at the time, very racist at the time. And so as a part of that, he loses his seat on the city council.

He's not able to participate in politics in the same way, he's furious about it. So in 1907, he decides that he wants to move to New York City. And so he does. He moves here, he establishes a law practice, and he gets involved in politics kind of immediately. Ten years later he gets elected as the first person to be seated in the New York state legislature. So if you can imagine in your own life, moving to a place and 10 years later, not only being registered and only being active, but getting elected to office, that's what these people did.
 
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Who is that :dunno:
Out of the blue on a thread about religion, he brings up a black professor at Howard and what she says about blacks, and introduces it by making an accusation of racism against you.

This is what libs do when they are losing an argument: default to calling their opponent a racist.
 
Out of the blue on a thread about religion, he brings up a black professor at Howard and what she says about blacks, and introduces it by making an accusation of racism against you.

This is what libs do when they are losing an argument: default to calling their opponent a racist.
Yep, that's how he operates.
 
Out of the blue on a thread about religion, he brings up a black professor at Howard and what she says about blacks, and introduces it by making an accusation of racism against you.

This is what libs do when they are losing an argument: default to calling their opponent a racist.

558 -

the best indication of despotism is their knee jerk reactions making self rewarding comments for themselves and the assailed who quickly then endorses their senseless endorsement.
 
1300 74. Progress to Power: The Legacy of New York’s Black Legislators

Edward A. Johnson1860-1944
Edward A. Johnson made history as the first elected Black person in the New York State Legislature. Born into slavery, Johnson was one of eleven children to Columbus and Eliza Johnson in North Carolina. He worked as an educator and lawyer in the South until 1907 when he moved to Harlem, New York. There, he established a successful law practice and soon became involved with the political community in Harlem.

In 1917, he was elected to the New York State Assembly with the help of the United Civic League’s campaign, an independent organization of Black men in Harlem rallying together to increase representation in government. During his time in the Assembly, Johnson chaired committees dedicated to issues surrounding city affairs, agriculture, and penal institutions. One of his most noteworthy achievements was sponsoring an Act to amend the 1913 Governor Levy Civil Rights Law that expanded the definition on where discrimination was prohibited in public facilities including hotels, restaurants, amusement parks, and more.

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i. MaryAnne11 ccclxxvi to Op i : Why are you blaming your fellow Jews with out condemning the real traitor to your religion? That is Bibi Netanyahu who continues to kill thousands of. Innocents without mercy? He is doing the same thing Adolph Hitler did. mrynnN 241121 Viasaf00376

ii. MaryAnne11 ccclxxviii to 375: Faith is between you and God. No one else. nf{{comment ….. as it should be in America the Beautiful.}}. mrynnN 241121 Viasaf00378

iii. Lisa558 ccclxxx to 375. : ““(I did this back in 2016, when my then friends were condemning Trump and “the morons who voted for him” - to my face.) “”

nf{{question 241215 - What is it when a Repub’Jew hates all Dem’Jews out of rightwing religious conversion to Trumpism? I call it know-nothing anti-America hate! It happens to those who’ve been radicalized by Catholics on abortion.}}. lvsvN 241121 Siasaf00380

iv. fncceo cccxcix to 375. : You’re one of those. fncc 241121 Siadaf00399

v. AzogtheDefiler cccxcix. to 399. : Democrats are disgusting people and 75% of Jews in America are Democrats. zgthdflr. 241121 Siasaf00399.

vi. ding cdxiv to 412. : Democrats have been keeping blacks in economic bondage going on a century. •¥• Before that they kept them in real bondage. dvng 241121 Siasaf00414

vii. NotfooledbyW mccclxix. to 1368. : Do you have grandchildren Supercilious Ding? Are they allowed to read books by a black woman? nfbw 241214 Viasaf01369

viii. ding mccclxx. to 1369. : Who is that
dvng 241214 Siasaf01370

ix.a. Lisa558 mccclxxi to 1370 : Out of the blue on a thread about religion, he brings up a black professor at Howard and what she says about blacks, and introduces it by making an accusation of racism against you. lvsvN 241214 Siasaf01371

ix.b. Lisa558 mccclxxi : This is what libs do when they are losing an argument: default to calling their opponent a racist.
lvsvN 241214 Siasaf01371

x. ding mccclxxii. to 1371: Yep, that's how he operates. dvng 241213 Siasaf01372

xi. BreezeWood mccclxxiii. to 1371 & 1372. : 558 - the best indication of despotism is their knee jerk reactions making self rewarding comments for themselves and the assailed who quickly then endorses their senseless endorsement. brzwd 241214 Viasaf01373

xii. NotfooledbyW mccclxix to 1368. regarding Dr Kenisha Grant, Howard University political science professor: •¥•. nfbw 241113 Viasaf01369

xiii. NotfooledbyW mccclxxiv : I asked Supercilious Ding if he has grandchildren and whether or not they are allowed to read books by a black woman?

I asked Supercilious Ding that question because of his accusations (see para. i. above and here iasaf00414) that the Democratic Party has kept blacks in economic bondage going on a century. “

I wonder where that supercilious bullshit comes from!

Dr. Keneshia Grant: So my book is primarily trying to kind of reshape the way we think about how Black folks get into the Democratic Party and we use the lens of the Great Migration to say all these people who could not participate in the past go to the North and in the North, they can participate. And so how do they show up in politics?​
The first part is about how white politicians respond to the migrants.​
One of my favorite stories is about a manwho lived in New York. His name was Edward Austin Johnson. So Edward Austin Johnson is from Raleigh, North Carolina. In Raleigh, North Carolina, he is elected to the city council in the year 1898 and he is a Republican in that story. He's in coalition with white Republicans and the white Republicans decide later that year that they don't want to work together with Black people anymore. Instead, they want to be in coalition with southern white Democrats who were kind of racist at the time, very racist at the time. And so as a part of that, he loses his seat on the city council.​
He's not able to participate in politics in the same way, he's furious about it. So in 1907, he decides that he wants to move to New York City. And so he does. He moves here, he establishes a law practice, and he gets involved in politics kind of immediately. Ten years later he gets elected as the first {black} person to be seated in the New York state legislature..​

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1300 74. Prolgress to Power: The Legacy of New York’s Black Legislators

Edward A. Johnson1860-1944
Edward A. Johnson made history as the first elected Black person in the New York State Legislature. Born into slavery, Johnson was one of eleven children to Columbus and Eliza Johnson in North Carolina. He worked as an educator and lawyer in the South until 1907 when he moved to Harlem, New York. There, he established a successful law practice and soon became involved with the political community in Harlem.

In 1917, he was elected to the New York State Assembly with the help of the United Civic League’s campaign, an independent organization of Black men in Harlem rallying together to increase representation in government. During his time in the Assembly, Johnson chaired committees dedicated to issues surrounding city affairs, agriculture, and penal institutions. One of his most noteworthy achievements was sponsoring an Act to amend the 1913 Governor Levy Civil Rights Law that expanded the definition on where discrimination was prohibited in public facilities including hotels, restaurants, amusement parks, and more.

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i. MaryAnne11 ccclxxvi to Op i : Why are you blaming your fellow Jews with out condemning the real traitor to your religion? That is Bibi Netanyahu who continues to kill thousands of. Innocents without mercy? He is doing the same thing Adolph Hitler did. mrynnN 241121 Viasaf00376

ii. MaryAnne11 ccclxxviii to 375: Faith is between you and God. No one else. nf{{comment ….. as it should be in America the Beautiful.}}. mrynnN 241121 Viasaf00378

iii. Lisa558 ccclxxx to 375. : ““(I did this back in 2016, when my then friends were condemning Trump and “the morons who voted for him” - to my face.) “”

nf{{question 241215 - What is it when a Repub’Jew hates all Dem’Jews out of rightwing religious conversion to Trumpism? I call it know-nothing anti-America hate! It happens to those who’ve been radicalized by Catholics on abortion.}}. lvsvN 241121 Siasaf00380

iv. fncceo cccxcix to 375. : You’re one of those. fncc 241121 Siadaf00399

v. AzogtheDefiler cccxcix. to 399. : Democrats are disgusting people and 75% of Jews in America are Democrats. zgthdflr. 241121 Siasaf00399.

vi. ding cdxiv to 412. : Democrats have been keeping blacks in economic bondage going on a century. •¥• Before that they kept them in real bondage. dvng 241121 Siasaf00414

vii. NotfooledbyW mccclxix. to 1368. : Do you have grandchildren Supercilious Ding? Are they allowed to read books by a black woman? nfbw 241214 Viasaf01369

viii. ding mccclxx. to 1369. : Who is that
dvng 241214 Siasaf01370

ix.a. Lisa558 mccclxxi to 1370 : Out of the blue on a thread about religion, he brings up a black professor at Howard and what she says about blacks, and introduces it by making an accusation of racism against you. lvsvN 241214 Siasaf01371

ix.b. Lisa558 mccclxxi : This is what libs do when they are losing an argument: default to calling their opponent a racist.
lvsvN 241214 Siasaf01371

x. ding mccclxxii. to 1371: Yep, that's how he operates. dvng 241213 Siasaf01372

xi. BreezeWood mccclxxiii. to 1371 & 1372. : 558 - the best indication of despotism is their knee jerk reactions making self rewarding comments for themselves and the assailed who quickly then endorses their senseless endorsement. brzwd 241214 Viasaf01373

xii. NotfooledbyW mccclxix to 1368. regarding Dr Kenisha Grant, Howard University political science professor: •¥•. nfbw 241113 Viasaf01369


xiii. NotfooledbyW said: I asked Supercilious Ding if he has grandchildren and whether or not they are allowed to read books by a black woman?

I asked Supercilious Ding that question because of his accusations (see para. i. above and here iasaf00414) that the Democratic Party has kept blacks in economic bondage going on a century. “

I wonder where that supercilious bullshit comes from!

Dr. Keneshia Grant: So my book is primarily trying to kind of reshape the way we think about how Black folks get into the Democratic Party and we use the lens of the Great Migration to say all these people who could not participate in the past go to the North and in the North, they can participate. And so how do they show up in politics?​
The first part is about how white politicians respond to the migrants.​
One of my favorite stories is about a manwho lived in New York. His name was Edward Austin Johnson. So Edward Austin Johnson is from Raleigh, North Carolina. In Raleigh, North Carolina, he is elected to the city council in the year 1898 and he is a Republican in that story. He's in coalition with white Republicans and the white Republicans decide later that year that they don't want to work together with Black people anymore. Instead, they want to be in coalition with southern white Democrats who were kind of racist at the time, very racist at the time. And so as a part of that, he loses his seat on the city council.​
He's not able to participate in politics in the same way, he's furious about it. So in 1907, he decides that he wants to move to New York City. And so he does. He moves here, he establishes a law practice, and he gets involved in politics kind of immediately. Ten years later he gets elected as the first {black} person to be seated in the New York state legislature..​
He was a Republican and you edited out all references to that, didn't you?

Johnson became active in the Republican Party and served a term on Raleigh's city board of aldermen.

In 1907, Johnson left North Carolina for New York City. He became active in Harlem and in the Republican Party there. He was a member of the New York State Assembly (New York Co., 19th D.) in 1918. In 1928, he ran for Congress in the 21st District but lost to Royal H. Weller. Despite his loss, he received the greatest number of votes from the Republican party in his district.[1] Even with the loss of his sight in 1925, he continued to work in politics and on various projects that supported his country and race.[1]
 
1300 76 …..as I figured, supercilious thing does not want to know or read about why how Black folks get into the Democratic Party and we use the lens of the Great Migration

He was a Republican and you edited out all references to that, didn't you?
I didn’t claim he became a Democrat after being driven from the South by the racist coalition of white Republican and Democrats.

You are missing the point as to why he migrated to the north.

You accuse Democrats ( here iasaf00414) of keeping blacks in economic bondage going on a century. “

Where does that supercilious bullshit come from?

Dr. Keneshia Grant: So my book is primarily trying to kind of reshape the way we think about how Black folks get into the Democratic Party and we use the lens of the Great Migration to say all these people who could not participate in the past go to the North and in the North, they can participate. And so how do they show up in politics?​
 
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1300 79. Just for being Black and Democrat they Get supercilious Ding’s contempt


Occupy!!! Occupy!!!!

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NotfooledbyW mccclxxix. to 1378 : If God, the father of Jesus Christ were to prefer the ones who don’t believe in His biblical version of truth, I don’t see how HE could be upset with the black Christian community in America after all they’ve gone through.

The faithful worshipful black Christians, who now must suffer the disrespect of Trump and the wrath of Trump‘s nasty WHITE Christians. nfbw 241216 Viadaf01379
 
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NotfooledbyW mccclxxix. to 1378 : If God, the father of Jesus Christ were to prefer the ones who don’t believe in His biblical version of truth, I don’t see how HE could be upset with the black Christian community in America after all they’ve gone through.

The faithful worshipful black Christians, who now must suffer the disrespect of Trump and the wrath of Trump‘s nasty WHITE Christians. nfbw 241216 Viadaf01379
Fake news, bro. Try harder.
 
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