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Bob Blaylock in #102.I 23.09.06 wrote: The Germans didn't consider Jews to be persons, either. bbblylck.23.09.06 #102 .I
NotfooledbyW in #12061: In response to {POST #102 .I} I must Inform Saint Bobblaylock that our founding generationās leaders did not consider a fetus to be a person prior to being born.
Bob in #61.III Blaylock 23.11.13 wrote: To the degree that the savage and murderous practice of abortion is allowed to take place in this country is a severe degree of malfeasance on the part of our governmentānot only a willful failure to fulfill its duty to protect the innocent, but a willful repudiation and violation of that duty. ā¢Ā„„„⢠bobblylck.23.11.13 #61
NotfooledbyW in #12061: Saint Bobblaylock indicates that he believes our Constitution was divinely-inspired brilliance by the great men who founded this country in the following exchange { #28 to #25}
Tommy Tainant said: Why does the US need electors ? ā¢Ā„⢠It seems to be a device that can only add confusion and give bad actors an opportunity to cause mischief. Like trump is doing. ā¢Ā„„⢠tmmytnnt.23.12.28 #25
Bob Blaylock in #28 24.01.02 wrote: āI very much doubt that you have anywhere near the capability to understand the divinely-inspired brilliance of the way the great men who founded this country set up our government, including our bicameral legislative branch, and the Electoral College.ā bblylck.24.01.02 #28 to tmmytnnt.23.12.28 #25
NotfooledbyW in #12061: So if we apply Saint Bobblaylockās belief that our Constitution was divinely-inspired to his erroneous Biblical crusade against āthe savage and murderous practice of abortionā it means his version of God fucked up in the 1780s at the Constitutional Convention In Philadelphia because whatever DIVINE Inspiration that went into creating the United States of America it did not give the unborn any rights or protections above or beyond the rights of the potential birth mother.
The āsevere degree of abortion malfeasanceā is not on our government. The malfeasance is on the Divine Inspiration that Saint Bobblaylock thinks happened in 1790.
nf.24.01.02 #12,061
to bblylck.24.01.02 #28
NotfooledbyW in #12061: In response to {POST #102 .I} I must Inform Saint Bobblaylock that our founding generationās leaders did not consider a fetus to be a person prior to being born.
Bob in #61.III Blaylock 23.11.13 wrote: To the degree that the savage and murderous practice of abortion is allowed to take place in this country is a severe degree of malfeasance on the part of our governmentānot only a willful failure to fulfill its duty to protect the innocent, but a willful repudiation and violation of that duty. ā¢Ā„„„⢠bobblylck.23.11.13 #61
NotfooledbyW in #12061: Saint Bobblaylock indicates that he believes our Constitution was divinely-inspired brilliance by the great men who founded this country in the following exchange { #28 to #25}
Tommy Tainant said: Why does the US need electors ? ā¢Ā„⢠It seems to be a device that can only add confusion and give bad actors an opportunity to cause mischief. Like trump is doing. ā¢Ā„„⢠tmmytnnt.23.12.28 #25
Bob Blaylock in #28 24.01.02 wrote: āI very much doubt that you have anywhere near the capability to understand the divinely-inspired brilliance of the way the great men who founded this country set up our government, including our bicameral legislative branch, and the Electoral College.ā bblylck.24.01.02 #28 to tmmytnnt.23.12.28 #25
NotfooledbyW in #12061: So if we apply Saint Bobblaylockās belief that our Constitution was divinely-inspired to his erroneous Biblical crusade against āthe savage and murderous practice of abortionā it means his version of God fucked up in the 1780s at the Constitutional Convention In Philadelphia because whatever DIVINE Inspiration that went into creating the United States of America it did not give the unborn any rights or protections above or beyond the rights of the potential birth mother.
The āsevere degree of abortion malfeasanceā is not on our government. The malfeasance is on the Divine Inspiration that Saint Bobblaylock thinks happened in 1790.
nf.24.01.02 #12,061
to bblylck.24.01.02 #28
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