Light Years
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- Aug 27, 2002
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Speaking of pieces of flesh, when Mr. Santorums infant child died at birth, he brought the corpse home from the hospital to his other young children so they could spend some time with it. He keeps a picture of the dead, unformed fetus prominently displayed on his desk. Very sane... :unsure:
This is the man who also casually mentions bestiality ("man on dog") in interviews, used a graduation speech at a college to demoan the amount of out-of-wedlock black babies being born, says that there should be a law against "the right to privacy" in the US, thinks thier should be no seperation of (his) church and state, blamed the economy on the "feminist movement" and says that he has no problem with homosexuals as long as they dont have sex.
But my favorite quote ever is his views on marriage.
"It's not to affirm the love of two people. I mean, that's not what marriage is about. I mean, if that were the case, then lots of different people and lots of different combinations could be, quote, "married." Marriage is not about affirming somebody's love for somebody else. It's about uniting together to be open to children, to further civilization in our society. So it's not about not recognizing somebody's love for somebody else. That's not what it's about. It's not being discriminatory against anybody."
Its not about love? I guess its just about bringing home dead babies (white ones).
Add his comments on the airline to this mans repetoire of comments. :down:
This is the man who also casually mentions bestiality ("man on dog") in interviews, used a graduation speech at a college to demoan the amount of out-of-wedlock black babies being born, says that there should be a law against "the right to privacy" in the US, thinks thier should be no seperation of (his) church and state, blamed the economy on the "feminist movement" and says that he has no problem with homosexuals as long as they dont have sex.
But my favorite quote ever is his views on marriage.
"It's not to affirm the love of two people. I mean, that's not what marriage is about. I mean, if that were the case, then lots of different people and lots of different combinations could be, quote, "married." Marriage is not about affirming somebody's love for somebody else. It's about uniting together to be open to children, to further civilization in our society. So it's not about not recognizing somebody's love for somebody else. That's not what it's about. It's not being discriminatory against anybody."
Its not about love? I guess its just about bringing home dead babies (white ones).Add his comments on the airline to this mans repetoire of comments. :down:
