Here's a photo for everyone

[WLKjr]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6861472/
Bush phones in support for abortion protest
Change 'may still be some way away,' he tells marchers



Why do some praise bush like he is god? The way some of these people act is sick. I am not necessarily a religious person, but this is one reason I do not go around these people, it doesnt feel right, my gut tells me to stay away from people like this.

[LibertyorDeath]

1. LOL

:)

Always trust your gut.

[Warpy]

10. You beat me to it!

We always really know who to watch our food stamps around as long as we pay attention to the hair standing up on the backs of our necks and that sick feeling in our guts and not to how much they say they love Jesus.

When somebody starts testifyin' to religion or Bush, I check to make sure they haven't lifted my wallet yet and head for the nearest exit.

[Democrat Dragon]

2. Just another feature of facism

[Rapcw]

4. Yep, good ole leader worship n/t

[marmar]

3. The only thing missing ...

is the poison-laced Kool Aid.

[WLKjr]

5. and entire life savings written on checks

[Bluebear]

6. This is cult behavior. Nothing less.

Being so enthralled as to raise your hands while listening to Smirk is certainly not part of any religion I ever heard of.

[Deja Q]

8. OMG. She's either trippin' on something or she's psychotic.

Well, look at her leader. :puke:

[imax2268]

14. The only thing missing

is the bar codes on their foreheads...!!!

[Maestro]

24. She's freakin' brainwashed.

:freak:

[HughBeaumont]

28. Man, that's . . . damn.

You can almost see the glowing lobotomy scars . . .

[Deja Q]

7. Ooohooooohoowooohooooh! The spirits are upon us! I drink spirits! But,

They look psychotic; as much as our leader acts. I re-readthe printouts of the CBS inag. day articles and * is really trippin' on something or he is utterly mad.

[Bluebear]

16. Eeny weeny, chili beany! The spirit's are about to SPEAK!

[Stinky The Clown]

9. Telegram for Mr. Jones. Mr. Jim Jones

Gawd! Talk about your Kool Aid drinkers.

We once went to an evangelical church with relatives (the first, last, and only time we went) and the whole place got like those in the pictures in this thread.

The same church, by the way, encouraged the retirees there to sign one SS check a year over to the church. Nice, huh?

[Lisabtrucking]

11. O lord, help us save the fetus while we kill thousands of children

in Iraq. How hypocritical these nuts are.

[progressoid]

44. As long as they are white christian fetuses

we don't care about no dark skinned heathen zygotes.

[Benhurst]

12. I like the guy with the outstretched arms. What a drama queen! NT

[Bluebear]

32. drama queen lol

[Sugarbleus]

13. These people are simply praying for a reversal of

Roe V Wade. The fact that smirky called them to urge them on is simply that his "markers" from the religious right have been called in. They demand he act in their favor since they pulled out all the stops to help get him elected.

This event is an annual thing and it's simply another attempt to "abort" WOMEN'S RIGHTS.

If Bush didn't acknowledge these cultist's demands, they'd eat his lunch.

Bush isn't the slightest bit spiritual. He is a plutocrat/fascist. If his supporters were PRO ABORTION, he'd support that whole heartedly. Any means to an end......

So, these folks are being used; I guess they like it. Each side of the equation in neocon politics get's it's "needs" met this way. The corporatists get the leadership they want, and the fundies get what they want.

What an unspeakably twisted alliance they are!!

[EC]

15. What the hell is missing in these people's life's that they

actually get this enthralled by a phone call stringing them on? This is really sick and we should be demanding these people get care...They should be institutionalized and analyzed...

[proudbluestater]

17. Though shalt put no other Gods before me

It's so ironic that these freaking bible thumpers want to post the Ten Commandments in public buildings when the REGIME in power clearly violates, on a daily basis, so MANY of those said commandments.

First commandment: THOU SHALT NOT KILL (IRAQUIS, not eggs)

Jon Stewart did a bit on this tonight. How Bush couldn't be bothered to step outside his house to talk to these protestors in front of the White House, so he "phoned it in."
:-)

[Swamp Rat]

18. They pray to a false god as they await their pod.

[DoYouEverWonder]

19. At first I thought it was the pic from the Miami Riot

then I realized instead of Repug staffers it was a bunch religous wackos.

Here's a special 'holy' card I've made for folks like them.

[Bluebear]

20. I have a hunch their allegiance is to the right side of the card. n/t

[DoYouEverWonder]

25. They all seem to forget the part where Jesus said:

John 14:6

6Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.

[Bluebear]

45. Maybe they will go to that "Christian boot camp" I read about

[lostnfound]

21. Please note the large number of women in the crowd..

For those who think that the anti-choice crowd is all men.

I have a couple of former friends who could easily fit in this crowd, due to their Catholic upbringing. The 6 weeks of 'prolife' training in middle school..no abortion/deathpenalty/euthanasia..but abortion is seen as the most important to them because of the numbers.

[noamnety]

27. and probably 20% of those women

have had abortions, or will in the future.

But that's different, because their circumstances are unique. They aren't tramps, like those other people that need abortions.

[Bluebear]

30. Choose life! Except when *I* am in 'trouble'

[HeeBGBz]

22. The guy in the center of the photo

In fervent ecstasy is feeling God's gigantic breasts.

[Cooley Hurd]

23. ...copping a divine feel?

:D

[Bluebear]

31. :roar:

hehehehe

[maxrandb]

26. "Touchdown New England"! YES!!! n/t

[Seabiscuit]

29. Scarier than "pod people".

[deutsey]

47. UUUUUUUUUUGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHH!

[FM Arouet666]

33. Praise the Lard

Mindless followers unwilling, or unable, to think for themselves. :evilfrown:

[superconnected]

37. most likely they can think for themselves

and conciously choose to follow bush. Just like people often choose to follow or not to follow religions.

Just because they follow a religion doesn't make them unable to think for themselves.

But you seem to be someone who wants to generalize and only believe that the religious are unable of independent thought. So, pointing out how wrong you are, when you apparently don't want to hear that, is no different than trying to explain to a bush supporter that moore has vailid gripes against bush. Is it because you can't think for yourself, probably not. But your statement sure has implications that you aren't much different than the fundies with intolerance for views other than your own.

[FM Arouet666]

40. Your right, I don't care to listen.

Not really in the mood to debate the pros and cons of believing in religion. And yes, I was generalizing. Concluding that my off the cuff comment regarding the posted picture is akin to the intolerance of fundies, was most interesting. LOL....

Clearly you are a believer, and found my post most offensive. Interesting how you draw the conclusion that I am "intolerant" and "wrong." Again, LOL....

Peace for now, perhaps we can debate religion at a later time in a tread which offers more than a picture. :evilgrin:

[tanyev]

34. "Bush phones in support for abortion protest"

Yeah, well he's been phoning it in for the last four years. Glad to see they're admitting it.

[Solly Mack]

35. do the outstretched & raised arms and hands act like a lightning rod?

do prayers channel faster this way?

can't be a divining rod...those point down <G>

[poe]

36. does this mean....

no more military abortions-meaning no more carpet bombing of iraqis knowing there could be pregnant women around. right-to-lifers are all about murder from the sky-all these bastards support the massacre in iraq. they are all a bunch of sado-masochistic control freaks.

[superconnected]

38. they'd have to actually be christians for that

and not be just using religion as their vehicle for world corporate curruption.

[Stirk]

39. Bush says that change, "may still be some way away".

How fucking transparent is that? It's like our own government backing the Kurds while doing everything possible to block the foundation of a Kurdish state. 'Hold on just a little longer- you have to do some more things for me and then we'll be ready!', they say.

Not that I back these anti-abortion activists- far from it. But you'd think they'd recognize the fact that the Republican Party plays them for fools. Republicans have all 3 branches of government, AND the media. Why haven't these wackos had their every wish fulfilled? Because as soon as they get what they want, their masters wouldn't have any more power over them. Sad.

[leesa]

41. The word 'Pharisees' comes to mind...what a bunch of showboating!

[okieinpain]

42. I'm afraid you're right.

[d_b]

43. Is that David Frum?

[Contrary1]

46. He phoned in his "support"

to throw the Fundies a bone, nothing else. He does that so it
will take them a bit longer to realize the truth...that he plans
to do nothing, and that he used their cause to get re-elected.

They get no sympathy from me.