Tuesday, April 27, 2004
It isn't that I mind a bit of "democratic" opinion sharing before we launch more laws that bind us....but the radical elements that choose to voice their opinions on these matters do more harm than good.
Need an example--go here: http://bunniediehl.worldmagblog.com/
Or try this one: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1124310/posts
I am sure the other side (not at this march perhaps but on their own day) have acted out of a not so peaceful spirit--as in the few killings of abortionist doctors, etc., and hitting pro-choicers with rosaries (i've heard has been done) but I don't have any photos of pornographic, evil, hateful signs displayed by the pro-lifers.
Polemic sides like pro-choice and pro-life can only serve to divide. There can be NO dialogue when the line is so deeply drawn. How do we preach peace when we don't even get along with our own families at a holiday gathering. Or worse, yet, beat each other up at pro-choice rallies. There is choice to made. When I see the situation from the other person's point of view, I will then be ready to dialogue. Not agree with them. But to live with them, loving them for who they are. Not using all my efforts to change them into who I want them to be.
Need an example--go here: http://bunniediehl.worldmagblog.com/
Or try this one: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1124310/posts
I am sure the other side (not at this march perhaps but on their own day) have acted out of a not so peaceful spirit--as in the few killings of abortionist doctors, etc., and hitting pro-choicers with rosaries (i've heard has been done) but I don't have any photos of pornographic, evil, hateful signs displayed by the pro-lifers.
Polemic sides like pro-choice and pro-life can only serve to divide. There can be NO dialogue when the line is so deeply drawn. How do we preach peace when we don't even get along with our own families at a holiday gathering. Or worse, yet, beat each other up at pro-choice rallies. There is choice to made. When I see the situation from the other person's point of view, I will then be ready to dialogue. Not agree with them. But to live with them, loving them for who they are. Not using all my efforts to change them into who I want them to be.
