Is take supposed to be make? Because I’ve heard only God can make a life. ————————————————— I disagree with the Republican position on both the death penalty and abortion, but you’re an idiot if you think being convicted of murder beyond reasonable doubt is the same as an abortion.
They should have obviously included the CO shooting in their program if they didn't, but let's be real - the Kirk shooting was easily the top news story of the day so CBS rightly led with that story. That's so obvious, even the mainstream news couldn't get it wrong.
He's not sending out remorse, as far as I have read, and solely based on the quote above. He said political violence should not be acceptable, and he is right. It should not be acceptable. But as I said, he knows that not everybody believes that. You are demonstrating this. Because celebrating violence is a winning position? This can be done without promoting violence. And it is being done by a whole hell of a lot of people. Newsom and others should call out the hypocrisy, and say that political violence is unacceptable. I have long said - here and IRL - that I believe violence of all kinds is unacceptable. That is a very strong belief I have (with a select few caveats). But I also say, in the same breath, that I know not everybody agrees with me and that others have their reasons for promoting or using violence.
On a normal day, the Colorado shooting would get coverage. The Kirk killing has put just about everything else to the back burner. Hell, the firing of the British Ambassador has hardly gotten a word despite him being linked heavily with Epstein.
So I googled Colorado school shooting to see how the wounded victims were doing and came upon this wiki page: Seems indicative of the problem that a state with just 6 million inhabitants can have four such events (that warrant a wiki entry) in a little over a quarter century. And none of them are even the most recent incident I was trying to find info on.
Unfortunately, the whackiest people live in the most beautiful states: Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Washington.
No. They are just higher in proportion and don’t get called out on their shit because they only run into the same few dozen people.
Pointing out their hypocrisy when it comes to "abortions are wrong because the Bible says don't kill, but I can't wait for the death penalty" is incredibly easy.
The entire NBC Nightly News was the press conference. No commercials. Apparently there was a second segment with other news, but my affiliate didn't show it.
Probably twice - once near the top of the news program and again at the end when they do their daily wank-off feel-good story.
As was once pointed out to me, to a Catholic at least, aborting a fetus is killing an innocent life but killing a prisoner is killing someone demonstrated as guilty. I still have problems with that rationale, but there is some logic there.
At least those people aren't hypocrites. If someone thinks abortion is wrong because "only God may end life" then they should also be leading the charge against the death penalty. I have more respect for them than the anti-choicers who get off every time a PoC dies on death row.
I was against abortion because of the Biblical passage that condemned hands that shed innocent blood. I wanted the death penalty expanded as the Bible said.
FBI Director Kash Patel and Deputy Dan Bongino going to Utah to directly oversee the manhunt https://bsky.app/profile/shipwreck75.bsky.social/post/3lyllg6wq7c2e The shooter’s chance of getting away are rising.
I didn't push it as I didn't care and that vehemently opposed their positions, but at least I saw that this person had some logic. I don't know enough to know if it was consistent or of the pick-and-choose variety.
Right, definitely if you're not Catholic you would not necessarily know. In my adult life time( since Pope Paul VI, I believe) the church has clearly opposed capital punishment, culminating with Pope Francis Modification to the catechism in 2018. Not to say that there hasn't been disagreement within the church but there are always those types in the church.