60+ million, dead black people, prick. Christian, capitalistic colonialists.
The Christ Haters Are At It Again Folks.
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60+ million, dead black people, prick. Christian, capitalistic colonialists.
GazzaQueen
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60 million-plus and counting abortions, tummy tuck.
Atheist murderers doing better than Hitler and colonialists combined.
lol
Them there "Christians" just loved their niggers to death, didn't they?
SCOTUS in R v. W were atheists? Provide that citation.
GazzaQueen
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Nothing like their atheist brethren are loving them today.
Is the answer to that question unpleasant for you, princess?
What is wrong with you math skills, vagina? You keep claiming 15 million from atheists. I provided 60+ million from Christians. Is that an uncomfortable truth?
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<note to self - add domer to thread ban list>.
^Folks, look up Pussy in the dictionary. This is one of the synonyms.
GazzaQueen
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15 million black people killed by abortion in the USA alone, higgenbotham. Worldwide numbers would make you turn Christian.
15 million black people killed by abortion in the USA alone, higgenbotham. Worldwide numbers would make you turn Christian.
When did Mommy stop teaching you simple math in Voodoo school, prick?
Only a total lobotomy and a conversation with Jesus himself gets me to the Christian side. Isn't it something that they go hand in hand?
GazzaQueen
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You fit naturally on the black genocide bandwagon, atheist.
You're down about 45 million, prick. That doesn't take into account the Christians who obtain abortions or the Christians that made it legal in the first place, right?
I think that's what you are referring to. It's difficult to keep up with the ramblings of a cretin.
GazzaQueen
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Now take into account the number of black people killed by abortion worldwide, small head.
You people kill more innocent blacks in a few decades than the Colonialists did in all of history.
Well half the work is done then.
Only in YOUR mind, idiot. You're down 45 million, prick. Christians are winning in the death game.
Funny, semen boy. What does Jesus say to you, prepuce?
GazzaQueen
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Worldwide number around 75 million innocent yet dead black people killed by abortion since 1973.
It was horrible when they did it, but it's great now that you're doing it.
Me? I'm doing it? No, fucktard. Here's what the brain dead flaccids like you do. Go ahead and find my position on abortion. Then get back to me, anal swab. And then, while you're doing your "research", identify the number performed by or for ATHEISTS.
Until then, own the REAL truth about the number of blacks killed by Christians.
GazzaQueen
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Much as the Christian colonialists in their time, abortion supporters can claim the title of black killers in this day and age.
You must be so proud.
15 million black people killed by abortion in the USA alone, higgenbotham. Worldwide numbers would make you turn Christian.
"It is undisputed that at common law, abortion performed before "quickening" - the first recognizable movement of the fetus in utero, appearing usually from the 16th to the 18th week of pregnancy 20 - was not an indictable offense. 21 The absence [410 U.S. 113, 133] of a common-law crime for pre-quickening abortion appears to have developed from a confluence of earlier philosophical, theological, and civil and canon law concepts of when life begins. These disciplines variously approached the question in terms of the point at which the embryo or fetus became "formed" or recognizably human, or in terms of when a "person" came into being, that is, infused with a "soul" or "animated." A loose consensus evolved in early English law that these events occurred at some point between conception and live birth. 22 This was "mediate animation." Although [410 U.S. 113, 134] Christian theology and the canon law came to fix the point of animation at 40 days for a male and 80 days for a female, a view that persisted until the 19th century, there was otherwise little agreement about the precise time of formation or animation. There was agreement, however, that prior to this point the fetus was to be regarded as part of the mother, and its destruction, therefore, was not homicide. Due to continued uncertainty about the precise time when animation occurred, to the lack of any empirical basis for the 40-80-day view, and perhaps to Aquinas' definition of movement as one of the two first principles of life, Bracton focused upon quickening as the critical point. The significance of quickening was echoed by later common-law scholars and found its way into the received common law in this country.he common law. It is undisputed that at common law, abortion performed before "quickening" - the first recognizable movement of the fetus in utero, appearing usually from the 16th to the 18th week of pregnancy 20 - was not an indictable offense. 21 The absence [410 U.S. 113, 133] of a common-law crime for pre-quickening abortion appears to have developed from a confluence of earlier philosophical, theological, and civil and canon law concepts of when life begins. These disciplines variously approached the question in terms of the point at which the embryo or fetus became "formed" or recognizably human, or in terms of when a "person" came into being, that is, infused with a "soul" or "animated." A loose consensus evolved in early English law that these events occurred at some point between conception and live birth. 22 This was "mediate animation." Although [410 U.S. 113, 134] Christian theology and the canon law came to fix the point of animation at 40 days for a male and 80 days for a female, a view that persisted until the 19th century, there was otherwise little agreement about the precise time of formation or animation. There was agreement, however, that prior to this point the fetus was to be regarded as part of the mother, and its destruction, therefore, was not homicide. Due to continued uncertainty about the precise time when animation occurred, to the lack of any empirical basis for the 40-80-day view, and perhaps to Aquinas' definition of movement as one of the two first principles of life, Bracton focused upon quickening as the critical point. The significance of quickening was echoed by later common-law scholars and found its way into the received common law in this country."
The Christian cause celebre is novel, lacking any authentic historicity, and certainly was nothing Jesus ever spoke about. I thought God knows all? Why did he turn a blind eye to your concerns for eons? Hmmmm.