Apparently they haven't found bottom yet over at MSNBC. This truly is about as disgusting as it gets when it comes to race baiting. They did stop short of accusing the Romney family of adopting a black kid to be used as a future house nigger, but not much. http://www.ijreview.com/2013/12/104...neys-adopted-black-grandson-mock-republicans/
By 1983, Hayes was 23 and back in the Boston area, raising a 3-year-old daughter on her own and working as a nurseâs aide. Then she got pregnant again. Single motherhood was no picnic, but Hayes said she had wanted a second child and wasnât upset at the news. âI kind of felt like I could do it,â she said. âAnd I wanted to.â By that point Mitt Romney, the man whose kids Hayes used to watch, was, as bishop of her ward, her church leader. But it didnât feel so formal at first. She earned some money while she was pregnant organizing the Romneysâ basement. The Romneys also arranged for her to do odd jobs for other church members, who knew she needed the cash. âMitt was really good to us. He did a lot for us,â Hayes said. Then Romney called Hayes one winter day and said he wanted to come over and talk. He arrived at her apartment in Somerville, a dense, largely working-class city just north of Boston. They chitchatted for a few minutes. Then Romney said something about the churchâs adoption agency. Hayes initially thought she must have misunderstood. But Romneyâs intent became apparent: he was urging her to give up her soon-to-be-born son for adoption, saying that was what the church wanted. Indeed, the church encourages adoption in cases where âa successful marriage is unlikely.â Hayes was deeply insulted. She told him she would never surrender her child. Sure, her life wasnât exactly the picture of Rockwellian harmony, but she felt she was on a path to stability. In that moment, she also felt intimidated. Here was Romney, who held great power as her church leader and was the head of a wealthy, prominent Belmont family, sitting in her gritty apartment making grave demands. âAnd then he says, âWell, this is what the church wants you to do, and if you donât, then you could be excommunicated for failing to follow the leadership of the church,â â Hayes recalled. It was a serious threat. At that point Hayes still valued her place within the Mormon Church. âThis is not playing around,â she said. âThis is not like âYou donât get to take Communion.â This is like âYou will not be saved. You will never see the face of God.â â Romney would later deny that he had threatened Hayes with excommunication, but Hayes said his message was crystal clear: âGive up your son or give up your God.â http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/2012/02/mitt-romney-201202
For me that has become the definition of liberalism. Its the psychotic duality of lacking any boundaries while simultaneously believing you are smarter than others who observe boundaries. Personally I'm way past wanting to participate in a democratic system with them. I view liberals as being as much of an enemy as any islamofascist terrorist. Voting is pointless, its more of an AC-130 issue at this point lol.
âThis is not playing around,â she said. âThis is not like âYou donât get to take Communion.â This is like âYou will not be saved. You will never see the face of God.â â Romney would later deny that he had threatened Hayes with excommunication, but Hayes said his message was crystal clear: âGive up your son or give up your God.â http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/...t-romney-201202
As usual, your lies try to sucker in who you can. When a liar pretends to be truthful, it naturally attracts someone like me to call you on it. Like physics matter and Anti-Matter
When a crazed idiot like you is shown to be a crazed idiot they tend to start foaming at the mouth and humping legs. Take your meds crazy boy.
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