Comments on: Obama: Wasting Humans, Wasting Money http://catholicexchange.com/2009/03/09/116553/ Catholic News, Catholic Articles, Catholic Apologetics, Catholic Content, Catholic Information Fri, 10 Feb 2012 12:09:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.2 By: Lucky Mom of 7 http://catholicexchange.com/2009/03/09/116553/comment-page-1/#comment-38733 Lucky Mom of 7 Tue, 10 Mar 2009 17:20:42 +0000 http://catholicexchange.com/?p=116553#comment-38733 Human dignity cannot be defeated. So many who partake in hedonism are seeking the truth. The real evil in all of this is that people hunger for more than quickie sexual gratification. Leaders like Obama have ulterior motives--not freedom, but control. What greater power is there than to decide who lives and who dies? Abortion is his trump card. Be encouraged and be active. I have been an activist for a few short months and I am continually amazed at how profound an impact it makes just to SPEAK. Lucky Human dignity cannot be defeated. So many who partake in hedonism are seeking the truth.

The real evil in all of this is that people hunger for more than quickie sexual gratification. Leaders like Obama have ulterior motives–not freedom, but control. What greater power is there than to decide who lives and who dies? Abortion is his trump card.

Be encouraged and be active. I have been an activist for a few short months and I am continually amazed at how profound an impact it makes just to SPEAK.

Lucky

]]> By: fatherjo http://catholicexchange.com/2009/03/09/116553/comment-page-1/#comment-38719 fatherjo Tue, 10 Mar 2009 12:27:47 +0000 http://catholicexchange.com/?p=116553#comment-38719 ...and deliver us from Obama. Amen. …and deliver us from Obama. Amen.

]]> By: Warren Jewell http://catholicexchange.com/2009/03/09/116553/comment-page-1/#comment-38712 Warren Jewell Mon, 09 Mar 2009 23:13:37 +0000 http://catholicexchange.com/?p=116553#comment-38712 It is something terrible to realize when a commentator on any important leader is being both harsh and reasonable. A few polls indicate that Americans think Obama's policies are all wet, but he himself is still 'popular'. I view this anomaly with a deep sense of foreboding - as long as he is 'popular', how much will he seek to get away with, in realms of the culture of death and turning Americans more and more into statist servants? And, does he actually believe that irresponsibility is wrong? For instance, in the instance of having anything to do with criticizing the Detroit auto makers, how is it he hasn't at least jaw-boned the unions into concessions that would keep at least GM and Ford afloat - given Chrysler is just dead and waiting for decay of bankruptcy? Is irresponsibility just something, in socialism’s ways, to twist and wring out the alleged ‘haves’ but never any viewed as ‘have-nots’? Hence, too, a bank can be seen as (irresponsibly) predatory about mortgage marketing, but those who even knew that they (irresponsibly) will be unable to pay should be seen as victims to be rescued with others’ money? And, this money of the productive just may be used to bail out the bank, as well! I myself was beyond disappointment before this man was elected. I knew he was more or less a Chicago-pol of a manipulating elitist know-nothing-know-better kind. But, he has proved remarkably inept, and in an amazingly, remarkably, incredibly short period of time, except in reading from a teleprompter. After all, his office is considered the leader of the free world, and he seems to give little thought to freedom. To summarize my own shadowed opinions of our ‘state of the state’, I at least will be purchasing a gun before my Second Amendment rights are sundered. I am of an age and infirmity when they just might come trying to collect me for Social Security cost reduction by beneficiary elimination. It is in such possibility that the powers-that-be may force me to resist the police powers of the state, until I can’t help being overrun. God, help Your American children. It is something terrible to realize when a commentator on any important leader is being both harsh and reasonable. A few polls indicate that Americans think Obama’s policies are all wet, but he himself is still ‘popular’. I view this anomaly with a deep sense of foreboding – as long as he is ‘popular’, how much will he seek to get away with, in realms of the culture of death and turning Americans more and more into statist servants?

And, does he actually believe that irresponsibility is wrong? For instance, in the instance of having anything to do with criticizing the Detroit auto makers, how is it he hasn’t at least jaw-boned the unions into concessions that would keep at least GM and Ford afloat – given Chrysler is just dead and waiting for decay of bankruptcy? Is irresponsibility just something, in socialism’s ways, to twist and wring out the alleged ‘haves’ but never any viewed as ‘have-nots’? Hence, too, a bank can be seen as (irresponsibly) predatory about mortgage marketing, but those who even knew that they (irresponsibly) will be unable to pay should be seen as victims to be rescued with others’ money? And, this money of the productive just may be used to bail out the bank, as well!

I myself was beyond disappointment before this man was elected. I knew he was more or less a Chicago-pol of a manipulating elitist know-nothing-know-better kind. But, he has proved remarkably inept, and in an amazingly, remarkably, incredibly short period of time, except in reading from a teleprompter. After all, his office is considered the leader of the free world, and he seems to give little thought to freedom.

To summarize my own shadowed opinions of our ‘state of the state’, I at least will be purchasing a gun before my Second Amendment rights are sundered. I am of an age and infirmity when they just might come trying to collect me for Social Security cost reduction by beneficiary elimination. It is in such possibility that the powers-that-be may force me to resist the police powers of the state, until I can’t help being overrun.

God, help Your American children.

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