Oh The Hypocrisy!!
I'm sure everyone knows by now that Sarah Palin's unwed teenage daughter is pregnant. I've been reading the blogs and stories, and the comments are really ridiculous.
I commented on one blog about the blogger's hypocrisy. She is constantly bitching about teenage pregnancy, or unwed celebrities having babies. I called her on her hypocrisy and got the typical, asinine response.
I said, "What's the big deal? If that was her daughter's child and not hers, that would mean that her daughter was an unwed teenage mother. You've harped about teenage pregnancy many times. All of a sudden you couldn't care less? Why? Because she's the daughter of your VP candidate?
For the record, her daughter is currently an unwed PREGNANT teenager and that has been confirmed by Palin herself. I guess that will garner another "What's the big deal?" response.
Remember that the next time you harp about unwed celebrities having babies, or about teenage pregnancy."
She responded, "No, there's a difference.
First and foremost, we as a culture should do everything to discourage sexual activity outside the context of marriage. Would people still make bad choices? Sure. But we should not give in to the attitude of "they're just going to do it, anyway. I have always said that I am happy these young mothers choose life, even if I am not thrilled with their decisions.
It's much preferable to me to see a family that acknowledges their child make a mistake, but is accepting responsibility for his/her actions.
As opposed to Obama, who would see any unplanned grandchildren as punishments that could (read: should) be destroyed.
And, of course, there's the obvious that Obama's supporters will ignore anything that casts Obama in a negative light, too. Although his mistakes are far weightier than Palin's.
I believe Palin is an excellent choice. And I support her.
The Palin family is pro-life, and they walk the walk."
Obama says that this is off-limits. I'm going to point out the obvious here. Sarah Palin made this a PUBLIC issue. If she had any respect for her daughter, she would have said nothing. Or, she would have said that it was nobody's business. But Sarah Palin didn't do that. Sarah Palin CHOSE to make her daughter's pregnancy public knowledge. Now all of a sudden she's demanding respect and privacy. Sorry but this bitch made it everyone's business!! This is not off-limits Mr. Obama!!
I will not respect her or her family. She has no respect for all the women and girls out there who are faced with pregnancy and a choice. She believes that WE shouldn't have a choice.
We wouldn't be having this conversation today if Sarah Palin had spent as much time talking to her daughter about sex as she did trying to get her ex brother-in-law fired.
I commented on one blog about the blogger's hypocrisy. She is constantly bitching about teenage pregnancy, or unwed celebrities having babies. I called her on her hypocrisy and got the typical, asinine response.
I said, "What's the big deal? If that was her daughter's child and not hers, that would mean that her daughter was an unwed teenage mother. You've harped about teenage pregnancy many times. All of a sudden you couldn't care less? Why? Because she's the daughter of your VP candidate?
For the record, her daughter is currently an unwed PREGNANT teenager and that has been confirmed by Palin herself. I guess that will garner another "What's the big deal?" response.
Remember that the next time you harp about unwed celebrities having babies, or about teenage pregnancy."
She responded, "No, there's a difference.
First and foremost, we as a culture should do everything to discourage sexual activity outside the context of marriage. Would people still make bad choices? Sure. But we should not give in to the attitude of "they're just going to do it, anyway. I have always said that I am happy these young mothers choose life, even if I am not thrilled with their decisions.
It's much preferable to me to see a family that acknowledges their child make a mistake, but is accepting responsibility for his/her actions.
As opposed to Obama, who would see any unplanned grandchildren as punishments that could (read: should) be destroyed.
And, of course, there's the obvious that Obama's supporters will ignore anything that casts Obama in a negative light, too. Although his mistakes are far weightier than Palin's.
I believe Palin is an excellent choice. And I support her.
The Palin family is pro-life, and they walk the walk."
Obama says that this is off-limits. I'm going to point out the obvious here. Sarah Palin made this a PUBLIC issue. If she had any respect for her daughter, she would have said nothing. Or, she would have said that it was nobody's business. But Sarah Palin didn't do that. Sarah Palin CHOSE to make her daughter's pregnancy public knowledge. Now all of a sudden she's demanding respect and privacy. Sorry but this bitch made it everyone's business!! This is not off-limits Mr. Obama!!
I will not respect her or her family. She has no respect for all the women and girls out there who are faced with pregnancy and a choice. She believes that WE shouldn't have a choice.
We wouldn't be having this conversation today if Sarah Palin had spent as much time talking to her daughter about sex as she did trying to get her ex brother-in-law fired.
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