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I'm not sure if this is supposed to be a slam against pro-lifers or not, but my response is 'why effing not?'. That sounds like a fricking fantastic idea! The only difficulty is for rapists/abusers who would potentially beat on/abuse the women who they got pregnant. There would have to be an allowance for that, but otherwise, effing yes! This is a great idea that should be implemented regardless of whether abortion is illegal.

A subject that needs to be asked about.

1. Do not assume that just because some people claim to be Christian it automatically means they are. We deal with false teachers and fake believers all the time.

2. Do not assume that just because a group of people who claim to be Christian do not have pity on refugees that all Christians share the same beliefs. We have helped refugees many times and will again if we find them.

3. Do not confuse the terms immigrant and refugee. I’m not saying you are, but if you don’t know the difference, look it up. It’s important.

1. The majority are still christians and whether or not they are “fake” or “real” means nothing, seeing as those in power use Christianity to justify their policies and actions. Fake teachers are still using your religion to harm others. Christianity, like any religion is still a human and flawed religion.

2. This may be true, but again- those in charge of power are still Christians, turning blind eyes for the people in need. Just because some of you do “help”, does not change the fact that the majority still don’t.

3. Refugees and immigrants may be different, but often times come for the exact same reason- to survive, to thrive, and to grow. Both are still people who are in need of help. And you just made it sound like you will only help one over the other.

What was that about “Not all Christians?”

1. You call them the majority, but are you so sure? What numbers, graphs, etc do you have to prove this? I raise the idea that it is not a majority, but rather the small but loud minority that is portrayed in the media and the loud ones screaming stupidity and holding up signs filled with hate. These are the minority of us, but they are loud, so they are noticed. But what about the quiet, loving Christians who do simple things like love on their gay friends even though they believe they are sinning and the quiet Christians who hold 6 different services in their church because each one is a different language and has different styles so every culture can feel welcomed? The media only cares about the first type, so the second goes practically unnoticed. Yes, Christians are still sinners, yes people who call themselves Christians can be filled with hate, yes the media only portrays the hate, but don’t you dare tell me that my religion is a majority of haters and un-Christlike people.

2. I repeat my previous statements.

3. Correct, but refugees are sorted through different countries in a process that often takes years to go through, they have no choice of where they go, and they are here completely legally in all cases. Yes, I would help a legal immigrant and to be honest I’d probably help an illegal immigrant, though I’ve never been in that situation so it is possible I’d react poorly, but what I’m is refugees have every right to be here in every situation, but immigrants don’t always. (They do sometimes, yes, but not always.)

1. A simple google search will show you that the current political leaning, those in political power are 91% Christian. These are the people who are not just loud, but ACT according to their religion. They impact millions of lives. On the daily.

91% fucking percent.

These people don’t need to hold signs.

The same who want to repeal ACA, the same who actually refused marriage licenses when same sex marriage became legal. The same who want people to “get permission” from their spouses when making a medical choice.

You said “What about quiet loving Christians.” What about them? What does their/your silence do to help us when those in power continue to harm us?

The media doesn’t care who does what: The people do. Those in the LGBT community.

Do you want some sort of reward for not being shitty?

2.) It’s still a shitty excuse.

3.) Both refugees and immigrants require paperwork, but I noticed that only an immigrant can be “illegal,” if they don’t do the paperwork. Can’t a refugee be illegal too, if they avoid the paperwork? Immigrants still file paperworks, costing thousands of dollars, and years as well.

If you’re desperate and poor however, you might not wait on the time at all.

You don’t care about either, you care about whether or not immigrants or refugees filed “paperwork.” Refugees and immigrants are largely the same, but you think one is above the other.

1. 91% claimed Christianity, but I guarantee you a large portion of those people wouldn’t be able to tell you what that really means, because they don’t know. And yes, I realize you don’t really care but it is an important distinction to make, just as it is important to acknowledge that just because some portion of Muslims are terrorists, it doesn’t mean that every single on is. Additionally, you have told me what percentage of screwed-up people are doing wrong things in the name of Jesus, but you haven’t said a word about the percentages of loving people who are doing the right things in the name of Jesus. Yes, there are flawed, stupid people in our government, yes, I wish I could get rid of them, yes, they’re screwing up our reputation for the rest of the world. But you’ve still ignored the large number of people doing their best to quietly help everyone around them.

And yes, the LGBT+ community are the ones who really matter. But sometimes they miss the portion of people who are Christians, who believe that someone who practices homosexuality or who has changed their own gender is sinning, but they love them anyway. Believe it or not, we do exist. It is possible for a person to believe that another person is doing something wrong, but still be friends with them.

3. Actually, they really can’t. Refugees have a very very rigorous process to go through in order to get into any other country. Sure, they might fake some information or falsify a document, but they can’t just simply avoid doing paperwork. In order to be a refugee, they must jump through every hoop the system gives them. And yes, there are legal immigrants. These immigrants have just as much right to be in this country as I do and if I had an infinite amount of money in my possession, I would love to help them all.

The real issue here isn’t whether a person in America is an immigrant or a refugee. The real issue is whether they are legal. My only statement is if they are truly a refugee, they are legal. Immigrants may or may not be legal. That was the point I was trying to make in my original post, but it may not have come out as clear as I would like.

Moreover, no one person is ‘above’ or ‘below’ another. Some people have less right to be in our country than others, but that doesn’t make their worth less. I know life in other countries sucks in a huge number of areas, I’ve lived there. However, I do believe that America’s first priority should be to itself and restoring everything we’ve carelessly tossed away in our years, maybe going after some of our massive debt or something crazy like that even. Our second priority is to the people of the world who need help. It’s not America’s job to save every suffering person or child in the world. It’s our job to first look after our own suffering people, and then look outwards.

You can’t love someone and still think they are inherently wrong.

That’s no love.

To remain thinking they are sinning, means you do still use your religion as an excuse to shit on these people.

If Christianity means you are inherently wrong for being gay, everything you said is counter productive.

And just because 91% aren’t “really Christian,” does not change the fact that you openly admit that the very basis of Christianity states that being LGBT+ is homophobic.

It’s the reason why this hatred exist.

I do not understand how you can look at someone who is saying Christianity harms people, and defend Christianity, and NOT the persons who is being harmed, by taking a very critical look at your own community, but okay.

Your feelings about how people percieve Christianity is more important than the feelings of the being hard. We get it.

3 “actually, they can’t.” THEY CAN. My parents are immigrants, and a relative of ours came over as a refugee. Desperation forces people to look at alternative ways to move.

The very fact you admit that the paperwork is rigorous is enough to prove that people have reason to avoid.

But again. You only believe an immigrant can be illegal, as though refugees who still come over magically fill out paperwork.

There is such a thing as “illegal” refugees, as there is “illegal” immigrants.

They are one and the same.

Amd I don’t see how you can say that you don’t see one above the other, but admit one should have less rights than another.

But okay.

That’s two contradictions to your statement.

1. Very, very false. If I could not love/be friends with anyone who sinned or who I believed was sinning, I would have no friends. Romans 3:23 For *all* have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.

Not just Muslims, not just people in politics, not just any one group of people, but *all*. All people have sinned, that means me, that means you, that means members of the LGBT community, that means my best and closest friends and every member of a church.

Additionally, I do not believe that it is sinful to experience same-sex attraction. My best friend is Bi, but she is also a Christian. Her feelings of attraction to other females are not sinful. However, if she were to make any action on these feelings (e.g. Sexual thoughts, words, or insinuations), that would be sinful.) For the record, she also believes that sexual actions towards other females would be sinful and chooses to abstain from them because of her beliefs.

I'm sorry, I don't believe I understand what you meant when you said "the very basis of Christianity states that being LGBT+ is homophobic." If you could rephrase that, I would be happy to answer it.

I'm slightly confused by your next statement as well, so the only thing I have to say for it is that false believers who don't know what they are saying when they call themselves Christian or who believe they are Christian but don't act very Christ-like (e.g. Westboro Baptist Church) is that they are not a member of our community. The real, God-centered, Christ-loving community that we attempt to create.

"Feelings of being hard" is that a mistype meaning "heard" or am I just not understanding you at all?

Additionally, I think you've ignored the fact that this type of loud minority exists in every group out there. A small loud number of Muslims are terrorists. A small loud number of feminists are misandrists. A small loud number of whites are racist. A small loud number of black males are rapists.

But in all of these situations, it is often the loud minority that defines the group. All of these are harmful stereotypes that need to be destroyed. And I'm not here to debate about white racists or black rapists or anything like that, I just used it as an example.

3. Perhaps our definitions of refugees are different, because I disagree very strongly with that. According to the internet (which, clearly, is never wrong =P ), a refugee is someone who has been forced to cross national boundaries and who cannot return home safely and may be called an asylum seeker until granted refugee status by the contracting state or the UNHCR. I believe, and I could be wrong but I'm pretty confident, a refugee is not a refugee unless he/she is legal.

We have laws for a reason. An illegal immigrant has less rights than a legal immigrant because he/she broke the fricking law. As a person, an illegal immigrant is no worse than a legal immigrant, but as a member of a nation, he/she has no right to be there.

A subject that needs to be asked about.

1. Do not assume that just because some people claim to be Christian it automatically means they are. We deal with false teachers and fake believers all the time.

2. Do not assume that just because a group of people who claim to be Christian do not have pity on refugees that all Christians share the same beliefs. We have helped refugees many times and will again if we find them.

3. Do not confuse the terms immigrant and refugee. I’m not saying you are, but if you don’t know the difference, look it up. It’s important.

1. The majority are still christians and whether or not they are “fake” or “real” means nothing, seeing as those in power use Christianity to justify their policies and actions. Fake teachers are still using your religion to harm others. Christianity, like any religion is still a human and flawed religion.

2. This may be true, but again- those in charge of power are still Christians, turning blind eyes for the people in need. Just because some of you do “help”, does not change the fact that the majority still don’t.

3. Refugees and immigrants may be different, but often times come for the exact same reason- to survive, to thrive, and to grow. Both are still people who are in need of help. And you just made it sound like you will only help one over the other.

What was that about “Not all Christians?”

1. You call them the majority, but are you so sure? What numbers, graphs, etc do you have to prove this? I raise the idea that it is not a majority, but rather the small but loud minority that is portrayed in the media and the loud ones screaming stupidity and holding up signs filled with hate. These are the minority of us, but they are loud, so they are noticed. But what about the quiet, loving Christians who do simple things like love on their gay friends even though they believe they are sinning and the quiet Christians who hold 6 different services in their church because each one is a different language and has different styles so every culture can feel welcomed? The media only cares about the first type, so the second goes practically unnoticed. Yes, Christians are still sinners, yes people who call themselves Christians can be filled with hate, yes the media only portrays the hate, but don’t you dare tell me that my religion is a majority of haters and un-Christlike people.

2. I repeat my previous statements.

3. Correct, but refugees are sorted through different countries in a process that often takes years to go through, they have no choice of where they go, and they are here completely legally in all cases. Yes, I would help a legal immigrant and to be honest I’d probably help an illegal immigrant, though I’ve never been in that situation so it is possible I’d react poorly, but what I’m is refugees have every right to be here in every situation, but immigrants don’t always. (They do sometimes, yes, but not always.)

1. A simple google search will show you that the current political leaning, those in political power are 91% Christian. These are the people who are not just loud, but ACT according to their religion. They impact millions of lives. On the daily.

91% fucking percent.

These people don’t need to hold signs.

The same who want to repeal ACA, the same who actually refused marriage licenses when same sex marriage became legal. The same who want people to “get permission” from their spouses when making a medical choice.

You said “What about quiet loving Christians.” What about them? What does their/your silence do to help us when those in power continue to harm us?

The media doesn’t care who does what: The people do. Those in the LGBT community.

Do you want some sort of reward for not being shitty?

2.) It’s still a shitty excuse.

3.) Both refugees and immigrants require paperwork, but I noticed that only an immigrant can be “illegal,” if they don’t do the paperwork. Can’t a refugee be illegal too, if they avoid the paperwork? Immigrants still file paperworks, costing thousands of dollars, and years as well.

If you’re desperate and poor however, you might not wait on the time at all.

You don’t care about either, you care about whether or not immigrants or refugees filed “paperwork.” Refugees and immigrants are largely the same, but you think one is above the other.

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1. 91% claimed Christianity, but I guarantee you a large portion of those people wouldn't be able to tell you what that really means, because they don't know. And yes, I realize you don't really care but it is an important distinction to make, just as it is important to acknowledge that just because some portion of Muslims are terrorists, it doesn't mean that every single on is. Additionally, you have told me what percentage of screwed-up people are doing wrong things in the name of Jesus, but you haven't said a word about the percentages of loving people who are doing the right things in the name of Jesus. Yes, there are flawed, stupid people in our government, yes, I wish I could get rid of them, yes, they're screwing up our reputation for the rest of the world. But you've still ignored the large number of people doing their best to quietly help everyone around them.

And yes, the LGBT+ community are the ones who really matter. But sometimes they miss the portion of people who are Christians, who believe that someone who practices homosexuality or who has changed their own gender is sinning, but they love them anyway. Believe it or not, we do exist. It is possible for a person to believe that another person is doing something wrong, but still be friends with them.

3. Actually, they really can't. Refugees have a very very rigorous process to go through in order to get into any other country. Sure, they might fake some information or falsify a document, but they can't just simply avoid doing paperwork. In order to be a refugee, they must jump through every hoop the system gives them. And yes, there are legal immigrants. These immigrants have just as much right to be in this country as I do and if I had an infinite amount of money in my possession, I would love to help them all.

The real issue here isn't whether a person in America is an immigrant or a refugee. The real issue is whether they are legal. My only statement is if they are truly a refugee, they are legal. Immigrants may or may not be legal. That was the point I was trying to make in my original post, but it may not have come out as clear as I would like.

Moreover, no one person is 'above' or 'below' another. Some people have less right to be in our country than others, but that doesn't make their worth less. I know life in other countries sucks in a huge number of areas, I've lived there. However, I do believe that America's first priority should be to itself and restoring everything we've carelessly tossed away in our years, maybe going after some of our massive debt or something crazy like that even. Our second priority is to the people of the world who need help. It's not America's job to save every suffering person or child in the world. It's our job to first look after our own suffering people, and then look outwards.

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IT SUMMONS MAIL EVERYONE TRY IT

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I THOUGHT IT WAS A JOKE

WHAT HOW

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I’ve been wondering what message it sends for awhile now, apparently it’s random?

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THIS SHIT FUCKING WORKS WTF

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it looks fun i guess

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I’m not disappointed at all..

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if this doesn’t work i’m suing randall ://

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what the fuck

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I’m curious and doubtful

As am I.

A subject that needs to be asked about.

1. Do not assume that just because some people claim to be Christian it automatically means they are. We deal with false teachers and fake believers all the time.

2. Do not assume that just because a group of people who claim to be Christian do not have pity on refugees that all Christians share the same beliefs. We have helped refugees many times and will again if we find them.

3. Do not confuse the terms immigrant and refugee. I’m not saying you are, but if you don’t know the difference, look it up. It’s important.

1. The majority are still christians and whether or not they are “fake” or “real” means nothing, seeing as those in power use Christianity to justify their policies and actions. Fake teachers are still using your religion to harm others. Christianity, like any religion is still a human and flawed religion.

2. This may be true, but again- those in charge of power are still Christians, turning blind eyes for the people in need. Just because some of you do “help”, does not change the fact that the majority still don’t.

3. Refugees and immigrants may be different, but often times come for the exact same reason- to survive, to thrive, and to grow. Both are still people who are in need of help. And you just made it sound like you will only help one over the other.

What was that about “Not all Christians?”

1. You call them the majority, but are you so sure? What numbers, graphs, etc do you have to prove this? I raise the idea that it is not a majority, but rather the small but loud minority that is portrayed in the media and the loud ones screaming stupidity and holding up signs filled with hate. These are the minority of us, but they are loud, so they are noticed. But what about the quiet, loving Christians who do simple things like love on their gay friends even though they believe they are sinning and the quiet Christians who hold 6 different services in their church because each one is a different language and has different styles so every culture can feel welcomed? The media only cares about the first type, so the second goes practically unnoticed. Yes, Christians are still sinners, yes people who call themselves Christians can be filled with hate, yes the media only portrays the hate, but don't you dare tell me that my religion is a majority of haters and un-Christlike people.

2. I repeat my previous statements.

3. Correct, but refugees are sorted through different countries in a process that often takes years to go through, they have no choice of where they go, and they are here completely legally in all cases. Yes, I would help a legal immigrant and to be honest I'd probably help an illegal immigrant, though I've never been in that situation so it is possible I'd react poorly, but what I'm is refugees have every right to be here in every situation, but immigrants don't always. (They do sometimes, yes, but not always.)

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Highlights from the Texas Rally for Life in Austin!

Pro-life, pro-family, pro-humanity!

rawkfist

As a pro-life Christian, I believe outlawing abortion is a BIG mistake.

Not because I don’t believe it’s wrong, but because I’m scared for the women out there who will turn to other ways to get abortions.

My grandmother got pregnant with my mother in the 60s, and considered getting an abortion at an illegal clinic. Now, an illegal clinic does not have to be up to code (because it’s illegal and they have no one supervising them). Thankfully she decided against it, because what if she got an infection or the procedure was done wrong and she died?

That’s what will happen if we outlaw abortion NOW. There will be no happy-white-Jesus-angels-singing victory! There will be women finding dangerous ways to get an abortion or even commit suicide themselves!

The only way to stop abortions is to stop the demand for it. How do we do that? Birth control, pre-natal care (which Planned Parenthood claims to provide but at most facilities it does not), care after birth, lower college tuition, lower housing costs, lower food costs, and most of all: get rid of the shame and fear of unexpected pregnancy!

Us Christians have shamed women and made them fearful to have children, and to bring them into this world. We have called them whores, disgusting, terrible women when really they are scared and need out help.

Let us as Christians start there: being gentle and compassionate to women who have unexpected pregnancy.

Just like we say “outlawing guns won’t stop criminals from getting to them”, it’s the same thing. Outlawing abortion will only lead to unsafe abortions.

Sorry this is long but I believe this is the biggest issue in America today: that we think nonbelievers are the problem when really, it starts with us. Pro-life is supporting life through every stage, not just at birth!

While I disagree with the core idea of not outlawing abortions, I do agree that a lot of Christians don't know what it means to show love to another sinner and that's where we need to start.

communistmeme

I wonder what the straight white boys who support Donald Trump are going to think when they get a girl pregnant and she can’t get an abortion

Probably something about how stupid they were for choosing to sin, and then, if they want to be smarter, they'll help the girl out and own up to what they did and work on making their lives better. I know, unrealistic you say, but that doesn't mean we won't keep trying and we won't keep educating our children that this is the right way to act.

tradcatmaria

I love the way she said it 💖

A rather important point.

Just look at Ireland.

#prolife #abortion #love #real christianity

You are absolutely right. We cannot stop people from sinning. We never have been able to. And honestly, it is not our job to stop every single person in the world from sinning because we are all sinners. Every Christian, every atheist, every Muslim, every white straight cis male in a privileged life is a sinner. We can't stop that. We've always known that.

But we can make sin harder and following God easier. And I'm not talking about people who scream 'you're going to hell' at people walking into an abortion clinic. I'm talking about the good Christian people who genuinely want to help women with unplanned pregnancies and want to help them continue to get through college and want to help them pay for everything they need. These people exist, as much as this website wants you to forget that.

bellygangstaboo

They stop caring once the baby is born, PERIOD. The worst human beings out there.

#pro life #real christianity #love #adoption

Incorrect.

1. You assume that every single pro-life person is identical in their beliefs. You are wrong. I, a pro-life professor of Christianity, recognize that there are people who call themselves Christians and still stand in front of abortion clinics waving signs around like it is going to do something. I recognize that a lot of people don't really care about mothers with unplanned pregnancies and just want to feel like they've done their good deed for the day.

2. However, I raise to you the idea that not every person who professes Christianity is like the Westboro Baptist Church. I also raise to you a non-profit organization called The Human Coalition, formally known as First Choice Pregnancy Solutions. This pro-life organization is not only designed to give mothers with unplanned pregnancies free ultrasounds, but also help pay for the pregnancy before birth AND after birth. Every year they have a fundraiser called 4000 Steps and people like me and my church raise money and learn about everything they do for these mothers. The Human Coalition helps the mother pay for the actual birth in a hospital if they need it, they help buy diapers and find babysitters and educate them on what a baby needs. They walk beside them, showing them how to raise a child as the Bible teaches. They also offer counseling for women who've already had abortions and are wracked with guilt about it. They don't judge and tell them they're going to hell, they support them and show them love and forgiveness. This is true Christianity, not the people screaming from in front of a clinic that all women who have an abortion are going to hell.

3. Don't you dare try and tell me I don't care about the children suffering in orphanages and foster care in America and all around the world. I currently sponsor a little boy named Komnapak from Thailand through a Christian organization called Holt International. I send 30 bucks every month to him to help keep him clothed and fed. I wish I could sponsor every child in the world, but I don't have the money. I have no plans to ever have a child of my own, but I want to adopt as soon as I can afford it. This issue has been on my heart for a long time and I care very deeply about it.

4. But don't you dare shame my fellow brothers and sisters in Christ who God hasn't pushed with this care. They might be called to go overseas and administer to someone in an area where it is not safe to bring children. They might be called to witness to someone who couldn't have children and if they had some of their own, it would turn off their witness. Everyone is called to different walks in life and while I firmly believe I will be called to adopt, it is not for everyone and you should acknowledge that.

I hope this post has been educational for you and if you have more questions because I wasn't clear enough, please message me.

A subject that needs to be asked about.

#pro life #real christianity #refugees #immigration #immigrants

1. Do not assume that just because some people claim to be Christian it automatically means they are. We deal with false teachers and fake believers all the time.

2. Do not assume that just because a group of people who claim to be Christian do not have pity on refugees that all Christians share the same beliefs. We have helped refugees many times and will again if we find them.

3. Do not confuse the terms immigrant and refugee. I'm not saying you are, but if you don't know the difference, look it up. It's important.

I can’t. I can’t. I can’t. I can’t.

You can. You always can. @onlygodcanjudgeme-sh

Butterfly Project - For anyone

So I wanna do something, I know this is a thing but I wanna put my spin on it. It’s not just for people who hurt themselves. If you suffer from anything really: suicidal thoughts, cutting, depression, mental illness, a physical illness, ANYTHING. If you want to hurt yourself, or you want to give up, give in. I want you to do something. Draw a butterfly on your wrist. Or anywhere. Now. You need to keep the butterfly alive. No cutting, no giving up and trying to give up and end yourself or doing anything that harms you. Understand? You need to keep that butterfly living. If not, the butterfly dies. If you scrub it off it dies too. If it fades naturally and you don’t break the rules or scrub it off, then that’s fine, it’s being set free. You can also do this to support anyone you know. Please do this. Keep the butterfly alive and safe. That butterfly is important. Please. That butterfly is you. It’s your guardian. Please do this, I know it’s not for everyone but it may help. Please.

Feel free to signal boost please!

You can do a semi colon too if you prefer, same meaning, a sign of strength! ;

Thanks. Your turn. You have a curvy figure. You have big beautiful eyes. You have curly hair which is beautiful it doesn't need tamed like your heart doesn't. You love more than others. You see things different than other people. You keep your feelings in but when you let it out your are vulnerable and I find that beautiful. All of you is beautiful. Your skin. Your breasts. Your belly. Your cheeks. Your hands and feet and arms and legs. xDean

That’s sweet. My hair isn’t curly though, and curvy isn’t the word, it’s fat. Curvy is bib boobs and ass and a cola bottlle shape. I’m fat, plus size. And I am the furthest possible thing you can get from beautiful. But thanks.