National March for Life today

Today is the National March for Life in Washington D.C. Many people, some of whom participated in last night's Prayer Vigil for Life, will be marching in the streets of Washington D.C. to bear witness to the sacredness and dignity of all human life.

For anyone interested in watching the March, EWTN is providing live coverage. You can watch EWTN on your television through your cable or satellite provider, or, if you want you can watch it over the internet via this link. (or go to EWTN's mainsite, hover the mouse over the "Television" tab, select "Live TV - English" and then "United States English"

Keep those abortions comin'DroidPhysX

abortions 5ever

Keep those abortions comin'DroidPhysX

[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]Keep those abortions comin'JoeRatz16

I seriously think we'll look back on abortion being used as retroactive birth control and be appalled that we ever let it happen.

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[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]Keep those abortions comin'DroidPhysX

[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"][QUOTE="JoeRatz16"] My guess is that March has probably closed down some streets and maybe congested others, so it might be hard for people to get to the abortion facilities today.

JoeRatz16

I seriously think we'll look back on abortion being used as retroactive birth control and be appalled that we ever let it happen.

jim_shorts

Honestly, I'm getting sick of these protests. They do them so frequently that they're becoming meaningless, and it's always the same people doing them, yet claim success when the same number of people show up each and every time.

BuryMe

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Honestly, I'm getting sick of these protests. They do them so frequently that they're becoming meaningless, and it's always the same people doing them, yet claim success when the same number of people show up each and every time.

JoeRatz16

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[QUOTE="BuryMe"]

Honestly, I'm getting sick of these protests. They do them so frequently that they're becoming meaningless, and it's always the same people doing them, yet claim success when the same number of people show up each and every time.

DroidPhysX

[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"][QUOTE="JoeRatz16"] It's an annual thing, and there are new people. In recent years there have been a lot more young people (teens, tweens and thirties) showing up.

jim_shorts

Sure it does... Once the one child who has been threatened with eternal hellfire and damnation his or her entire life is sufficiently brainwashed by their overtly religious parents and jesus camp, they are released upon the world so that the next generation of gullible children can be threatened with eternal hellfire and damnation their entire life.

You can't threaten children into believing what you believe if there are no children born silly. So every year more indoctrinated zealots are released and new ones are trained.

proper use of birth control > abortion

Hey Rick Santorum is giving a speech now at the March for life. RickySandstorum

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[QUOTE="BuryMe"]

Honestly, I'm getting sick of these protests. They do them so frequently that they're becoming meaningless, and it's always the same people doing them, yet claim success when the same number of people show up each and every time.

DroidPhysX

proper use of birth control > abortion

sonicare

And the religious right advocates not using either of them, or providing children information about safe sex. So MEOW!

Hey Rick Santorum is giving a speech now at the March for life. RickySandstorum

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proper use of birth control > abortion

Squeets

And the religious right advocates not using either of them, or providing children information about safe sex. So MEOW!

The Rev. Tony Perkins just gave the closing prayer. I never knew he was a reverend/minister.

Is @Pontifex marching as well? MrPraline

"I join all those marching for life from afar, and pray that political leaders will protect the unborn and promote a culture of life"

lol pro-lifersghoklebutter

[QUOTE="MrPraline"]Is @Pontifex marching as well? whipassmt

"I join all those marching for life from afar, and pray that political leaders will protect the unborn and promote a culture of life"

[QUOTE="RickySandstorum"]Hey Rick Santorum is giving a speech now at the March for life. MrPraline

proper use of birth control > abortion

sonicare

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]lol pro-lifersMrPraline

[QUOTE="MrPraline"]Is @Pontifex marching as well? whipassmt

"I join all those marching for life from afar, and pray that political leaders will protect the unborn and promote a culture of life"

[QUOTE="MrPraline"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]lol pro-lifersRickySandstorum

[QUOTE="MrPraline"][QUOTE="RickySandstorum"]Hey Rick Santorum is giving a speech now at the March for life. RickySandstorum

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]lol pro-lifersMrPraline

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[QUOTE="MrPraline"]Is @Pontifex marching as well? DroidPhysX

"I join all those marching for life from afar, and pray that political leaders will protect the unborn and promote a culture of life"

[QUOTE="MrPraline"][QUOTE="RickySandstorum"] Who's B.H.?RickySandstorum

pro-abortionRickySandstorum

[QUOTE="RickySandstorum"]pro-abortionghoklebutter

[QUOTE="MrPraline"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]lol pro-lifersghoklebutter

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"][QUOTE="MrPraline"] lol, "I, ah...this abortion issue in the States is dividing the country right in half. You know, and even amongst my friends - we're all highly intelligent - they're totally divided on the issue of abortion. Totally divided. Some of my friends think these pro-life people are just annoying idiots. Other of my friends think these pro-life people are evil **** How are we gonna have a consensus? I'm torn. I try and take the broad view and think of them as evil, annoying ****" - B.H.whipassmt

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[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"] rofl Hicks always +1000MrPraline

You aren't missing much though. All I get when I enter the site is a bunch of pictures of country folks obscured by a thing that says register for free and asks for name, birth date, e-mail address, etc. Followed by a description of the site.

[QUOTE="RickySandstorum"]Hey Rick Santorum is giving a speech now at the March for life. whipassmt

[QUOTE="RickySandstorum"]Hey Rick Santorum is giving a speech now at the March for life. whipassmt

[QUOTE="MrPraline"][QUOTE="whipassmt"] yee haw! If you like Hicks you should visit this site right here.

whipassmt

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[QUOTE="RickySandstorum"]Hey Rick Santorum is giving a speech now at the March for life. nocoolnamejim

That being said, I think that if Benedict XVI did run for president of the U.S. in 2012 he would've beaten Obama. Afterall I think Obama's approval rating is in the 50s while Benedict XVI's approval rating is 72 percent (though that poll was only among American Catholics, not Americans as a whole, but still a large margin of victory among Catholic voters would be important in a presidential election). I'de reckon that most Romney voters (about 95% or more) would probably have voted for Benedict XVI over Obama. Benedict XVI would've most likely done quite better than Romney amongst minorities, particularly Hispanics (who knows the Pope might've actually won amongst Hispanics). Maybe he would've even gotten some disaffected liberals like yourself to vote for him due to Obama's drone strikes.

[QUOTE="RickySandstorum"]Hey Rick Santorum is giving a speech now at the March for life. whipassmt

You aren't serious...