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A few months ago I drove past a sign that said "Pray to end abortion."
And I couldn't help but think how wierd it was, when you really think about it.  So here's God, who is all powerful and could end all abortions on earth with negligible effort on his part, and he really wants abortion to end.  But he's not gonna do it though, he totally could, but he's not.  But maybe, just maybe, if everyone begs him enough, he'll intangibly help a just little bit to do the thing he wants done the most...but only if you do all of the work.
When you really just step back and think about it, it's all very strange.
That's a pretty distinctive truck, I hope the idiots involved own it. If so someone will know who it is. >

The people who are supposed to arrest them are probably in the same online groups as them. The list of terrorists getting away with terrorism keeps getting longer. >

Some of those that work forces are the same that burn ~~crosses~~ Planned Parenthood. >


The arson attack on the Planned Parenthood clinic came just two days after Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed comprehensive reproductive health care legislation into law that protects out-of-state abortion seekers and allows them to get an abortion.

Democratic politicians working to ensure that women across this country still have rights to their own bodies. Republicans doing their best to terrorize and hurt people. This is America >

Only slightly less surprising than a republican candidate being involved in attempted shootings of Democratic politicians >

Its not surprising if you listen to them. "We are all domestic terrorists" - some terrorists. >

Ah yes, CPAC at its finest. >

Was that the one with the swastika-shaped stage? >

....I don't think so.
I'm referring to the event that had on their above stage banner saying, literally, "We are all Domestic Terrorists".
However if it did also have a swastika stage I would not at all be surprised. >

It’s hard to keep track of Republicans’ facist activities, they all blend together over time. >

And they seem to have multiple every month >

Domestic terrorists at it again >

*domestic christian terrorists >

They’re a Christian as much as a tree is a Bible. Just because you came from something does not make you the same thing. They came from a Christian upbringing but at some point the meanings were perverted and the lessons were lost. >

I'll accept that once churches start disavowing them en masse. Until then, when people tell you who they are, believe them. >

Oh I didn’t mean that the phrasing of ‘domestic Christian terrorist’ wasn’t accurate. But their own understanding (the actual terrorist, not Spitzspot’s) of that very word, which means Christ-like or little Christ has been lost and polluted >

Asking prolife protesters to sign up for adoption 
The wildest one was the one guy asking them to leave him alone, as he's harassing people outside of a clinic >

If you actually believed in heaven, you wouldn’t bother setting fires on earth. >

"My all powerful god needs me to protect him from having his feelings hurt!"