2nd thoughts about Dobbs
 

When the Supreme Court overruled the egregiously wrong Supreme Court decision mandating abortions, I, like others, felt a great sense of power happiness that my religious beliefs were being taken seriously.

A woman's right to choose is not recognized in the Bible. However last night I believe Jesus spoke to me in a dream of a nightmare scenario. He showed me one day I may have a son and one day he will have a sex change and get raped and become pregnant. He is forced to carry and bear the rapist's child. This terrible vision of my son raising another man's child left me raging, and with serious doubts about taking away his rights to the sanctity of his own body.

I need to pray a bit more about this.

Re: 2nd thoughts about Dobbs
 

Dr. Toole, I feel for you in your fear about the potential of a son becoming a woman and needing an abortion. It seems to me these wonderful anti abortion laws could be amended to take this situation into account. Someone born a male certainly must retain the right to an abortion.

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Wow. I've never reconsidered my staunch anti-abortion position even slightly. But you sir have given me pause. That's like the plot of a horror movie. Imagine this. My son, my youngest boy Kenny, kidnapped by a homosexual. Chained up in a dog kennel, forced to wear a dress (Deuteronomy 22:5), injected with estrogen, surgically castrated (Deuteronomy 23:1), given breast implants, raped and impregnated, forced to carry the child to term. The parasitic remnant of the rapist growing inside his body like a xenomorph chest buster, his own genes blended with that of the man who viewed him as an object, a piece of meat to rape and permanently traumatize for the sake of his own five second orgasm. Needless to say, I'm outraged.

The Bible tells us that women getting raped isn't so bad and the principal victim is her father. But a man getting raped (by an LGBT freak), that actually makes me feel some degree of human empathy. No man should have to bear his rapists child. That's women's work.

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Brother, the indignity of being rendered prone like a paralyzed caterpiller as parasitic wasps insert their roving ovipositors into my Malpighian tubule and secrete chemical hormones that convert my body into a living host for the guest larvae that liquefy and devour my internal organs and turn me into a zombie just long enough for the young to gnaw their way out of my depleted carcass and escape, frankly is not appealing.

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The magnificent gift of life cannot be overstated. Out of the putrescent spoiled flesh of the raped female, writhing with microscopic maggots, comes the trophy of God's grace: life! An unflinching reminder of His blessings to His children that He loves. We may avert our gaze at the act but we must surely cherish the miracle of the zygote, morula and the blastula.

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It just occurred to me, if they'd have had abortions in those days the world may never have beheld the dignity of Terri Schiavo. I mean, they got her in the end but we had all those precious years. Let's not forget.

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On balance, one has to admit the pro-life movement kept our beloved Terri alive for several years. Without those years, we would have been deprived of what she accomplished. She made a great video, chatted with people and made all those around her happier. Being alive she forced her ner-do-well husband to live in sin with a harlot until Terri died. Terri has put him in hell for eternity--she must be smiling about that.

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Amen, I think certain keepsakes from her final moments are now worth a lot of money. Bless her creating jobs from, well, we'll talk about that.

That's a nice sweet thought Mr. Mayor but Terri left this earth as a retarted, as you know. The consensus is that she will not be smiling where she went (clue: it's Hell). Poor Terri, if only she could have had endless round-the-clock medical treatment because we're pro-life.

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To help you in your prayers:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/health/2...omen/101422018