What kind of person could do that?

Oink on March 4, 2009 at 2:14 PM

I’ve been asking myself that very question since about 1955. I’ve just begun re-reading “The Theory and Practice of Hell”. I highly recommend it but don’t expect an answer to the underlying question of “Who could do such a thing”. I’ve never been able to come up with anything even remotely satisfactory.

Oldnuke on March 4, 2009 at 3:03 PM

four letters; EVIL

hell the environmentalists could help too
by jumping off the bridge..
I will be happy to help these morons find a suitable bridge that is envirnmentally friendly to jump off of..
so they can end their useless lives..
and save the planet..

you see this logic is the same as the pro abortion ones..
so i say go ahead let this lady go so the rest of us can begin to clean up the liberalts in the usa
Permanantly

Getting a murder conviction in those circumstances would be difficult. Better to go with the felonies that can more easily be proven.

Your level of Obama hate has truly reached moon bat status. I’d hate to be around you if anyone mentioned Obama in a conversation. The subsequent frothing at the mouth would get spittle all over my shirt, the unctrolled eye bulging would frighten nearby school children and the hyperventilation and nostril flaring would threaten all the oxygen out of the room. How you’ve managed to keep up a *constant* stream of hate, rage and negativity is something of a marvel.

DeathToMediaHacks on March 4, 2009 at 11:49 AM

Think thats bad? Im just getting started-and guess what-there are millions more that feel just like me. I know you can identify-you taught us well these last 8 years.

What kind of person could do that?

Oink on March 4, 2009 at 2:14 PM

I’ve been asking myself that very question since about 1955. I’ve just begun re-reading “The Theory and Practice of Hell”. I highly recommend it but don’t expect an answer to the underlying question of “Who could do such a thing”. I’ve never been able to come up with anything even remotely satisfactory.

yep

Mr. MacIan on March 4, 2009 at 2:41 PM

double yep. your only witness is the “mother” who filed a civil suit against the facility, correct? not exactly an unimpeachable source.

The charges seem to indicate that Miami only considers the live infant valuable only as evidence of Gonzalez’ performance of medical procedures without certification, rather than a live human being killed through her direct actions.

That, or the charges indicate that at this point, Miami does not have sufficient evidence that could persuade a jury beyond a reasonable doubt that the infant was indeed alive when she was thrown out.

JiangxiDad on March 4, 2009 at 2:07 PM

God bless you…

And, yes, I have done all these things myself…

RadioFreeUSA on March 4, 2009 at 1:52 PM

Me too. And I’m not a Christian and don’t belong to any organized religion. But I certainly agree with you that religions have “dropped the ball.” That’s a good part of the reason I don’t belong. Who wants faddish, squishy liberal stuff there too? I can get that on TV.

but I can see a prosecutor looking at it and wondering if a jury would agree

Any prosecutor who can’t get a conviction on these mild charges should find more meaningful work, like basket weaving.

This is a heinous deed.

This woman won’t survive prison, either.

If this case is truly what it looks like, slap the charges that will stick and press it to conviction. The doc loses his medical license, she goes to jail, and hopefully this place of “healthcare services” stops its gruesome work.

Preaching to the choir. I gave up on courts or presidents protecting the unborn long ago. You can pass all the anti-hate, anti-abortion laws you want, but until the hearts of the people are changed, things like abortion will still exist.

AubieJon on March 4, 2009 at 12:26 PM

Churches and religious people, espcially we Christians, have dropped the ball on this especially with our own kids.

It doesn’t matter who’s in the WH, we can still live our conservative values:

1. Teach your kids the real history of the US, not the Leftist revision.

2. Support entrepreneurship in your community and the country at large. If you’ve run a business in your life, help out someone who’s just starting.

3. Support pro-family, pro-life groups in your town or state. They’re out there and they would love your support.

4. Volunteer to work with disadvantage families in your community. You’d be surprised how many people living in housing projects would love to get out and live like everyone else. Teach an inner city kid how to read.

I think you get the idea…

And, yes, I have done all these things myself…

I understand that their were exceptions both Catholic and protestant alike, but alas they were a minority and persecuted.

People who stand up to tyranny in the name of God are always a minority and are always persecuted.

The path to heaven isn’t easy and we should look to the martyrs who paid the consequences, for the answers to what sickness currently befalls our country and in particular, our political “leaders”.

Untrue, many of the first people thrown into Concentration Camps (even before most Jews) were Catholic Priests.

Every left wing (and the Nazis were leftists) dictatorship, throws community leaders and especially community moral leaders into prison camps as the first order of business.

Can’t have people looking towards God when there is a left wing revolutionary icon to gaze towards.

NoDonkey on March 4, 2009 at 1:13 PM

True, I stand corrected. I meant that the Lutheran Church actually had its ministers praise and ‘bless’ the actions of the fatherland. I understand that their were exceptions both Catholic and protestant alike, but alas they were a minority and persecuted. The Church Of Germany was pro-Nazi. Shame on them and bless those that lived their lives with honor and glory to God (and sufferred for it).

God’s peace.