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James Goodrich's avatar

An utter irony of law in blue states. Most of us saw Mass. governor Healy, (former Mass. attorney general) surrounded by over a dozen smiling, joyful, gleeful woman, sign into law her new abortion bill, allowing doctors to murder viable babies right up to the day of birth.

Well there’s a former Stoughton Mass. cop, Matthew Farwell, that has been arrested for the strangulation murder of young pregnant Sandra Birchmore, 23 of Canton Mass. Farwell had been having sexual relations, grooming her, even while on duty, since she was 15 years old.

The irony of this story is Farwell is being charged with the death of Birchmores unborn child. The charge of causing the death of an unborn child in violation of 18 U.S.C. §1841 carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison.

How is it possible that Governor Healy can make killing viable babies legal, while Farwell is being charged with the murder of an unborn child ? Is it me or is murder plain old murder? Or is it OK to murder babies when you have the elite title of “Governor”?

Upon the first doctor assisted murder of an unborn child, especially a viable baby, shouldn’t the doctor be arrested under the same law? And for that matter “Governor” Healy?

Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

The debacle that is Mass. today is an example of what happens when a people lack or lose their moral compass. I would point out that we have a very definite moral compass....it was, and is still, the Declaration of Independence, the US Constitution and the Bill of Rights. There is little doubt that our Founders were moral men and their intent on writing those documents was to establish a proper path for the new Republic to follow. They remain our moral compass, not the koran or any other interloper. And all other offerings which clash with our Founding should be rejected out of hand. Because of neglect, bruised about in our purloined education apparatus, they are poorly or badly misunderstood by far too many. And therefore we are having a difficult time knowing just where we are today because a compass not only gives us direction, it also tells us where we are and right now it is painfully obvious too many of us have no idea where that may be.

Finally, if folks are offended by having a copy of the Ten Commandments in public classrooms, as is the law now in Texas, tough. Go somewhere else to find comfort but be mindful of the fact those commandments were the basis of our Founding Documents and no better substitute has ever been offered.

SR Miller's avatar

No Michael, the Declaration of Independence, the US Constitution (which includes the Bill of Rights) are not our Moral Compass, they are merely an expression of what WAS and should still be our moral Compass, God’s Word as delivered in our Bible. When we took God and His Word out of our schools, our society, when we said other ways to form a society where equivalent to the American way, we lost OUR way. We stopped listening to the gentle whisper and elevated the fire, earthquake and powerful wind. But we didn’t always: POTUS Washington’s addresses, POTUS Lincoln’s 2nd Inauguration, World Wars I & II, December 7, June 6 and Sept 11 and many more all reaffirmed our moral compass. But scarcely two decades after Sept 11 we’re electing men and women who share the same ideology as those who killed over 3,000 of our brothers and sisters that fateful Tuesday.

When the moral compass is abandoned no mountain of documents is sufficient.

Jean's avatar

Could we, should we say the documents reflect the moral beliefs of whom ever, what ever inspired them?

SR Miller's avatar

Who is it that inspired them, all of them?

Science is Political 2.0's avatar

I agree w/ most of your dates.. and the Bible is the basis for our moral compass and documented history. I am not sure what anyone can disagree with. going back to the post. :) right now

Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

Since am an agnostic guess we have to agree to disagree

Science is Political 2.0's avatar

I would not have guessed.

SR Miller's avatar

Perhaps. But an agnostic moral compass is just a moral preference.

Belloc's avatar

For the life of me I can't understand how the leftists/MSM will pivot to unborn child when a pregnant woman is murdered but if said pregnant woman wants to murder said child, it's a choice. 🤦‍♀️

Jane Tracy's avatar

That video of Gov Healy and all the women clapping and smiling makes my blood boil 🤬

ron's avatar

They continue to be "confused."

ComeQuicklyLord's avatar

Until Congress codifies the Personhood of an unborn child, and our nation has a drastic change of heart toward God, abortion will always exist in America.

You cannot depend upon the GOP to move this forward—they cannot even pass the Save America Act into law. Any true moral changes come when a person sees God’s perspective on sin in general but also abortion, and His resolution for it—the death of his son. That is the moral change America needs, and Christians need to be about Christ’s business of spreading the Gospel, the good news, that change and forgiveness indeed is possible, if they turn to him in total trust.

Science is Political 2.0's avatar

I don't think that Congress.. which is a secular body.. has any business codifying an unborn child. .. Human beings since the reading in the bible which is the source of the most important ancient knowledge .. expressed for example: Jeremiah.. expresses that God knew him in the womb... PEOPLE KNOW better.. and women who give birth know better. I felt my own baby's kicking .. and moving around in my stomach after in the beginning of the second trimester.. and now w modern echo grams and sonograms even back when I was pregnant I had a sonogram done. and saw my son in the womb. amazing experience.. one the most amazing in my life.

James Goodrich's avatar

There are no offensive or defensive bioweapons. These laboratory catastrophes, which the world has been forced to deal, are funded with taxpayer money, implemented by governments and government appointed officials, who seem to have no problem killing millions of people as part of their research. I think this was made very clear when Fauci’s wife flipped the bird to the world. They lie and do their best to cover up their crimes. Ebola, SARS 1, Covid 19, Lyme disease, I would bet AIDS all came from government funded labs.

This gain of function research is completely illogical and reckless. After its spread to the public, we’re all supposed to depend on these same “scientists” that produced the deadly viruses to produce a vaccine that will save us. As we see it’s all a corrupt racket.

When are we going to demand that our government stop this type of insane experimentation? When are people like Fauci going to be held accountable? How can we allow a phony pardon by elites, exempt an elite mass murderer from justice? It very obvious, investigations and justice will never come from those who participated in the crime, it must come from outside the fed.

As in the French Revolution, a government that fears the people is a government that should understand, the guillotine has an endless thirst for blood.

J.Goodrich

Brandy's avatar

It is infuriating that no one in government is ever held accountable for their crimes. I wish we could change that but as long as we have the same government it will continue. You cannot 'vote' government out because it is just more government. I bought Malone's Homesteading book yesterday and I look forward to escaping into it's wisdom.

Elisa Parker's avatar

It is a great book!

Barbara Charis's avatar

You are so right about the "laboratory catastrophes". Intelligent people should question what is being injected into their bloodstreams. In 1957, I was an ignorant young mother who didn't question what was in the vaccines, being injected into my child...and he had a serious reaction. It is a miracle that he survived. When I read Vaccination is NOT Immunization by Dr. Tim O'Shea and saw all the items listed that were in childhood vaccines I was horrified. The items in them create BRAIN DAMAGE and break down the IMMUNE SYSTEM, the organs, glands and cells. The Vaccine Industry should not exist...It is greatly responsible for the decline of the mental and physical health of all Americans who were given their deadly and defective vaccines. People should question, why we have all the crime and mental problems today. The toxic matter in vaccines wipes out the glands in the brain, which contribute to thinking, memory, the ability to know right from wrong, and more.

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Unfortunately Trump just endorsed Gates goals by releasing $600 million to him.!!

Tory77simplifyfocus's avatar

Those monies were apparently on hold and Rubio unfroze them, not to Gates, but for vaccines overseas children. It is not clear what vaccines. Still a Global health initiative cause. But it’s not fair to say our President gave or supports Gates.

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

He is the # 1 pusher to vaccinate everyone. He will benefit greatly!

Tory77simplifyfocus's avatar

No doubt, but it was not a new decision. It’s very shocking Moderna and others are selling the “Cancer” mNRA vaccine. That is new and didn’t we learn anything.

Diana Thompson's avatar

I hardly know what to say about the crazy women supporting the mother who murdered her children... Combining that with the extreme abortion laws, the message seems to be: just kill your kids when you decide you don't want them anymore -- no matter the age.

Elaine Ashton's avatar

The cartoon about supermarkets is not correct. I suspected when it meant that "I" am older than any supermarket in the U.S. Here's what AI said. This makes more sense to me and my memory.

Supermarkets first appeared in the U.S. in 1930, when Michael J. Cullen opened the first modern King Kullen store in Queens, New York. This milestone followed earlier self-service innovations like Piggly Wiggly, which introduced customer-managed shopping baskets and open aisles in Memphis in 1916.

Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

And before them there were mom and pop grocery stores. Can remember when stayed with my fav aunt and she took me "shopping". She nearly walked my young legs off going to this one for meat, that one for produce and another for fresh veg and fruits. And this was in 1948 Wichita Falls TX, then not a very large city.

Jane Tracy's avatar

Boy or boy, that cow says it all! 😘😂😉

David Merrill's avatar

Deep Political Warfare:

Weeks lost replacing my birth certificate... (Wait time - more than 10 minutes.)

"Due to recent enforcement of the REAL ID ACT, wait times are longer than normal. A service representative will be with you, Shortly."

After being called Shortly every two minutes, more times than I can count, I will need therapy to get my two inches back! Should I just sue TRUMP? This wouldn't have happened under Hunter HARRIS!!

Robert Dodge's avatar

Loss of moral compass. Needle spinning or just fell off. In Seattle (PROW): sleep, camp, shoot up, leave used and loaded syringes, sex, defecate, whatever on the street . . . no law enforcement, no investigation, no problem. Try to clean up? Problem. Investigation opened and subpoena issued for “improper handling/disposal of drugs.” You can’t make this up, or get your head around it. GK Chesterton (CS Lewis mentor): “When people stop believing in God, it’s not that they believe in nothing . . . it’s that they will believe in anything.” Shudder. Dylan (I Believe in You from Slow Train Coming album):“Don’t let me drift too far, keep me where you are, where I will always be renewed.” What he said. (PROW: People’s Republic of Washington.)

ComeQuicklyLord's avatar

I’m wondering what the Englishmen in the U.K. think about the abomination that is over taking their nation? 🤔

If things don’t change, there will be a civil war, or King Charles will bow before the Quran with all the Islamic clerics looking on with glee, while the Islamic flag flies over Buckingham Palace.

THEY WERE WARNED

Belloc's avatar
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I just found out about this Lindsay Clancy trial since I live under a rock. I'm horrified at her female Mass. groupies.

When Andrea Yates drowned her 5 children in her bathtub, not 1 person in TX showed up to "cheer her on". Her prominent defense attorney George Parnham, did win the case by reason of insanity BUT she will never be released from the psychiatric facility for criminals that she was sent. Also, I always admired Parnham because he seemed like a defense attorney with integrity. He has maintained contact with her through the decades and he actually said as she was medicated and getting therapy she actually wanted to be dead since living with the horror of killing her own children was so painful.

Also, I place a LOT of the responsibility on her creepy ass ex husband who was told by her doctor after her 4th child that it would be dangerous for her to have any more children since she had developed psychiatric issues after the first.

I used to work at UT MD Anderson and the nurses I worked with all knew her when Andrea worked there and was single. They said she was a wonderful colleague and nurse. Her best friend testified that that period at Anderson was the happiest time of her life. Then she met her husband Randy.

David Poe's avatar

Similarly to the British pamphlet, I have thought that businesses who post “no firearms” signs should simply post “no crimes” signs instead. They would then be much safer.

Mike's avatar

Was Lindsay "clinically insane" when she killed her children? I don't know - but I would assume that a person WOULD HAVE TO BE to do something like that. We have a serious problem with mental health in this country. We have doctors that just pump crazy people full of pills and send them out the door. And society gets to put up with crazy people that commit horrible acts of violence - like stabbing strangers on subway trains, or pushing strangers in front of subway trains, murdering their families, or carrying out mass shootings. We blame the perpetrator (as we should) but the doctors and the pharmaceutical companies bear no responsibility. But it's also the states that pass laws making it impossible to keep violent crazy people off the street for more than a few days or a couple of weeks, until they "complete" their treatment (which is to fill them up with crazy pills and send them on their way). This needs to stop.

Jean's avatar

Definitely food for thought!

As for the Brits. Seems to me its pretty hopeful to think the immigrants can read English, any incentives not withstanding. There's also a possibility the immigrants expect the Brits will assimilate into their culture? The ostrich well illustrates the issue. I

Don't know about the cow's diet. It looks pregnant.

Curious. My mother worked 6 days a week. We didn't have a garden and just a canary. I don't recall Gram ever taking me along grocery shopping. I was never allowed in her kitchen.

Betting Kitty and the boys don't get called on to be 'good' for photos.

Have a good one plus.

Tory77simplifyfocus's avatar

The photo op in Massachusetts is incredibly unreal…tragic. The governor with happy women terminating these babies…. There is no win for women rights only their lack of planning….ignorance and murder.

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Lindsey negative cartoons suggest that they were generated to keep Big Pharma anti-depressant drugs as the solution to post partum depression. As long as severe PPD that creates a condition where the mother takes her own life or blames her children for her derangement and our justice system does not recognize that the root cause is SEVERE NUTRIENT DEPLETION the solution will be to jail the mother. My best friend lost his wife via a 45 who was bright and intelligent to severe PPD after the fourth child was born in four years. The condition is PREVENTABLE with proper prenatal care and measuring for key nutrient depletion. Until our physicians learn the important role of nutrients for good health we will continue to go down the wrong road. Sixty years later we have not learned the solution. Only prescribing mind sedating drugs that create more harm. The allopathic medicine model just keeps growing and so do the health issues that the citizens in America need to endure. That is why health outcomes in the US are on par with Bangladesh!

Fredrickson Mark's avatar

First reaction: Funny. After that - just sad. I believe there is a SOLID potential 5% chance they will snap out of it and MAYBE correct 5% of the damage (or more - pray).

Chris's avatar

I am a realist. If you want to take a peek into America's crystal ball then start following what has been going on in the UK and who is winning. They have been our trend setters for the last 60 years and it is not going to change any time soon. The immigrant is the football for our political class.

Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

Footballs can be deflated

Chris's avatar

Can but not. Look at what has been going on in America's reddest of our red states, Texas. Muslims are being allowed to propagate their own diaspora by local politicians. Every member of the diaspora follows their local Iman's directive on who to vote for. Once this movement leaked into Texas then the proverbial handwriting is etched in granite.

Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

Our governor finally awake to the prob!em. Now if he will quit importing west coast progressives...