It's true, they kill millions of babies, then cut them up and sell their parts for profit - but should THAT minor detail override the good things they do? Like providing sex education... errr.... and providing important DIRECTORY services in telling young women where they can go if they insist on prenatal care or an actual breast exam.
And just WHO ARE YOU to decide that infanticide committed by a women's body is wrong? Don't like it, don't kill any!
I have a dream that one day the Buffalo Bill character from the movie Silence of the Lambs will not be judged by the content of his basement well nor the skins taken from his overweight victims, but by the quality of stitching for his 'woman suit'.
THIS JUST IN>>>
A "FREE MAMOGRAMS" (sic) sign found buried under the porch of legendary serial killer, John Wayne Gacy. If confirmed that Mr Gacy actually performed free mammograms or provided "non-judgmental" sex education - it could lead to his posthumous exoneration.
John Wayne Gacy needs a spelling lesson!
ReplyDeleteWell, actually, he needs a lot more than that!
I should be using past tense:
On the morning of May 9, 1994, Gacy was transferred from the Menard Correctional Center to Stateville Correctional Center in Crest Hill to be executed. That afternoon, he was allowed a private picnic on the prison grounds with his family. For his last meal, Gacy ordered a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken, a dozen fried shrimp, french fries, fresh strawberries, and a Diet Coke.[304] That evening, he observed prayer with a Catholic priest before being escorted to the Stateville execution chamber to receive a lethal injection.[305]
Before the execution began, the chemicals used to perform the execution unexpectedly solidified, clogging the IV tube administering the chemicals into Gacy's arm and complicating the execution procedure. Blinds covering the window through which witnesses observed the execution were drawn, and the execution team replaced the clogged tube to complete the procedure. After ten minutes, the blinds were reopened and the execution resumed. The entire procedure took 18 minutes.[306] Anesthesiologists blamed the problem on the inexperience of prison officials who were conducting the execution, stating that had correct execution procedures been followed, the complications would never have occurred. This error apparently led to Illinois' subsequent adoption of an alternative method of lethal injection. On this subject, one of the prosecutors at Gacy's trial, William Kunkle, said: "He got a much easier death than any of his victims."[307]
According to published reports, Gacy was a diagnosed psychopath[308] who did not express any remorse for his crimes. His final statement to his lawyer before his execution was that killing him would not compensate for the loss of others, and that the state was murdering him.[307] His final spoken words were "Kiss my ass."[309]
Karma!
May Planned Parenthood also get their just karma.
ReplyDelete"May Planned Parenthood also get their just karma."
ReplyDeleteWe can dream. I don't hold out a lot of hope with this DOJ full of Obama hold-overs, but just opening this investigation was a surprise to me. I pray I live to see the day when these abortion mills are shut down.
As for Gacy, way scarier than anything Stephen King could dream up. I found the story of his execution fascinating, though. I couldn't help but wonder if that when the curtains were drawn to unclog the tube, Gacy wasn't swapped out for a doppelganger. I always thought there was something fishy with that last Kentucky Fried Chicken pitchman... "FINGER LICKIN', FINGER LICKIN' FINGER LICKIN' GOOOOOD"
The road to hell is paved with .... Planned Parenthood intentions.
ReplyDeleteI like that, Edward. I may steal that when you aren't looking.
ReplyDeleteI Have a Dream ! (I can't tell ya about it)
ReplyDeleteShame, Kid! You brought it up, so now you have to tell the class.
ReplyDeleteJerry, you are the KING of IMAGES!! GREAT JOB!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Z! Caffeine inspired.
ReplyDeleteDaBlade,
ReplyDeleteAs for Gacy, way scarier than anything Stephen King could dream up.
Agreed!
And HRC is also way scarier than anything Stephen King could dream up..