quietfan

I would still think other issues are more important and more deserving of our political focus and energy. And while I am 'pro-choice', but I don't expect the 'pro-life' folks to ever agree with me. So rather than argue, I'd think we as a nation should move on to deal with those problems we can resolve.

I am of the opinion that too much political energy is wasted obsessing over morality topics like abortion or same-sex marriage. Seeking agreement on those issues is a futile waste of time, so I say leave the status quo in place (i.e., I don't tell you what to believe regarding those topics, and you don't tell me) and turn our efforts to more important and more resolvable issues. I'd rather us focus on economic justice for those already born, the human rights of those already born, an environmentally healthy planet that we and our descendants can live with, education, scientific progress, and sane international diplomacy that actually promotes peace. (Although I suppose some might argue that those issues are equally resolvable and therefore equal wastes of time. )

Do people really decide they are boyfriend/girlfriend before they've even been on date? WOW.. ...Sounds more like a "Fatal Attraction" stalker or a mail-order bride. Wow, I'm really disappointed. I give you the perfect set up for a Bama "brother/sister love" joke and no one steps up to knock it out of the park?

Do people really decide they are boyfriend/girlfriend before they've even been on date? WOW.. ...Sounds more like a "Fatal Attraction" stalker or a mail-order bride.

Unfortunate name, but wouldn't you love to see his parents' expression if he grew up to see the light and convert to an Auburn fan? ...perhaps even play against the Tide in the Iron Bowl! I'm sure they'd write him out of the will...and then he couldn't inherit the trailor or either of the cars up on blocks in the front yard!