Archive for June 24th, 2008

Obama can see the Future

I’m not making this up.

Check it out. On Friday of last week he made his now infamous speech that included these lines concerning Republicans:

They’re going to try to make you afraid of me. He’s young and inexperienced and he’s got a funny name. And did I mention he’s black?”

Yesterday news hits the stands about a Mr. Black in McCain’s campaign suggesting that a terrorist attack would help McCain. “Did I mention he’s Black?”

Who isn’t just a little afraid of a Mr. Black who works for the campaign who thinks another terrorist attack would help his job? LOL

Good for John McCain to reject and denounce Mr. Black’s words.
ps
NRO gives you good reasons to not vote for Obama.

Richard Cohen notes that we know that McCain has a line. We’re not so sure of Obama.

Obama might have a similar bottom line, core principles for which, in some sense, he is willing to die. If so, we don’t know what they are. Nothing so far in his life approaches McCain’s decision to refuse repatriation as a POW so as to deny his jailors a propaganda coup. In fact, there is scant evidence the Illinois senator takes positions that challenge his base or otherwise threaten him politically. That’s why his reversal on campaign financing and his transparently false justification of it matter more than similar acts by McCain.

Those 17 pregnant Girls

Those 17 pregnant girls in MA who made a pact to GET pregnant while in High School have gotten under my skin. Rachel Lucas has the best blog post I’ve seen of these chicks,

If you’re a 16-year-old girl and you have sex with a homeless man with the express PURPOSE of becoming pregnant, I am judging your ass off. Judge, judge, judging. I think you should be ashamed of yourself and that you should be embarrassed. Maybe feeling that way will help you learn a lesson that you so obviously need to learn.

yet she doesn’t address the thing that bugs me the most nor has anyone else. She talks about their lack of moral compass and their idiocy. The newspapers talk about offering easier birth control.

The problem here is lack of any sort of feeling for another human being. Not only the baby who now gets to grow up with a mother who is a child, but these chicks’ parents.

Each of these girls are in their teens. Their parents have already gone “Whew, we made it this far we only have 3-4 more years to go” (with any luck). And now they are going to be saddled with an infant.

They certainly can’t let their idiot daughters raise the infants. So who does that leave? Society as the ‘village’ will help through welfare and their school day cares. All of which work just fine in macro terms. Now lets go into the day to day life of these babies. Their mama’s going through their teenage years are sleepaholics (if I remember my own teenage years correctly). They have no money and no prospect to get money. At least one dad is homeless. I suspect the rest are high school students.

Their parents who should now be thinking about an empty house and new hobbies and who were not thinking of maybe having another baby, are having another baby. How unbelievably selfish of these little girls. I was 16 once and yes the world revolved around me and I wouldn’t have dreamed of purposefully getting pregnant during a time I was completely reliant on someone else!!!!

I suspect there is some law in MA that doesn’t allow parents to kick their children out before the age of 18, but that’s exactly what’s needed here. Good by, good luck. We love you, bring the baby around to visit every 4 months and we’ll make a feast.


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