Diary of a Democrat: Monday killed a baby

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So it is okay for lib's to denigtate conservatives but not the other way around? Get over yourselves.

No e just want you to be witty or clever. The op was like my kid singing the twelve days of christmas where every day is swans a swimming Try harder next time.

[Anonymous]

Why is it that the liberal posts sound witty and the conservative posts just sound mean?

[Anonymous]

and on Saturday I guess you tried mightily and in vain to get your fat head out of your ass.

[Anonymous]

I was a democrat once, but then I went to college, graduated with an actual skill, got a job, and paid my taxes. Now, I stop working mid-day to check the politics blog of DCUM to see what the 99% is up to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:20:18 Here's an idea. Take responsibility for your own fertility. Go into a pharmacy, find the contraceptive section. Make a selection. Viola. Problem solved.

There won't be a contraceptive section if Santorum is elected.

[takoma]

Anonymous wrote:I was a democrat once, but then I went to college, graduated with an actual skill, got a job, and paid my taxes. Now, I stop working mid-day to check the politics blog of DCUM to see what the 99% is up to.

Pass by.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was a democrat once, but then I went to college, graduated with an actual skill, got a job, and paid my taxes. Now, I stop working mid-day to check the politics blog of DCUM to see what the 99% is up to.

I'm retired at 40. I'll never vote Republican.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:and on Saturday I guess you tried mightily and in vain to get your fat head out of your ass.

Maybe they should do that on Monday. It might make the rest of the weak bearable.

[Anonymous]

week

[Anonymous]

I was a democrat once, but then I went to college, graduated with an actual skill, got a job, and paid my taxes. Now, I stop working mid-day to check the politics blog of DCUM to see what the 99% is up to.

+++++1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
20:18 Here's an idea. Take responsibility for your own fertility. Go into a pharmacy, find the contraceptive section. Make a selection. Viola. Problem solved.


There won't be a contraceptive section if Santorum is elected.

Bullshit! He doesn't believe in birth control personally, he has never stated or implied that he would try to ban birth control in America.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

I was a democrat once, but then I went to college, graduated with an actual skill, got a job, and paid my taxes. Now, I stop working mid-day to check the politics blog of DCUM to see what the 99% is up to.

+++++1

The two richest Americans are democrats.


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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
20:18 Here's an idea. Take responsibility for your own fertility. Go into a pharmacy, find the contraceptive section. Make a selection. Viola. Problem solved.


There won't be a contraceptive section if Santorum is elected.

Bullshit! He doesn't believe in birth control personally, he has never stated or implied that he would try to ban birth control in America.

And you don't think he is going to try to extend his personal beliefs to the American public? That is exactly what I am understanding from him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
20:18 Here's an idea. Take responsibility for your own fertility. Go into a pharmacy, find the contraceptive section. Make a selection. Viola. Problem solved.


There won't be a contraceptive section if Santorum is elected.

Bullshit! He doesn't believe in birth control personally, he has never stated or implied that he would try to ban birth control in America.

And you don't think he is going to try to extend his personal beliefs to the American public? That is exactly what I am understanding from him.

and to add, if this "personhood" goes through, certain methods of birth control (such as the IUD) would be banned, since it prevents implantation (AFTER fertilization when personhood starts).

[takoma]

9:17, I agree with you. The fact that Santorum considers environmentalism to be an ideology, and an ideology to be a secular theology, shows that he does not distinguish between religious beliefs and public policy.

9:19, I also agree with you. One problem with this law is that what the supporters claim it is intended to do is different from what the foreseeable consequences will be.