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Related: About this forumNuns on a Bus call to action over deep concern about Kavanaugh
based on social justice principles.
Abortion is not mentioned directly, but there is an oblique reference that some might find surprising:
A lack of respect for stare decisis could add further chaos to our nation and tear apart the sense of the common good. As Catholics, we believe that any government official including a Supreme Court Justice must be concerned with the needs of people who are marginalized, not just the rich and powerful or a member of ones own political party. As you consider how you will vote on the question of confirmation, we ask you to consider Judge Kavanaughs stance on these principles as demonstrated on his prior decisions and statements on issues such as healthcare, immigration, labor, the death penalty, and voting rights.
You can read the letter here.
http://act.networklobby.org/p/dia/action4/common/public/?action_KEY=25368
x-posted in General Discussion
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100210984494
Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)He has a bigger following than Nuns on the Bus. I wonder why he's not in the news.
lapucelle
(18,187 posts)Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)Maybe your definition of "doing something"i.e., bouncing about the country promoting liberal theocracy from the unrepresentative fringes of the Catholic Churchisn't really anything at all. Maybe they aren't indicative of a broader trend within the Church. Maybe they aren't a sign of things to come. Maybe they aren't anything to be excited about.
lapucelle
(18,187 posts)Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)Unfortunately, you have to work very hard to make non-sequiturs funny. I would suggest reading Stoppard.
lapucelle
(18,187 posts)lapucelle
(18,187 posts)lapucelle
(18,187 posts)lapucelle
(18,187 posts)lapucelle
(18,187 posts)I have an appointment with my gifted tattoo artist. He's really super popular and has a great sense of humor. He did this for me last month!
Can I put you on ignore till I get back?