Comments by "Matthew Loutner" (@Matthew_Loutner) on "VIDEO: House overrides Gov. Cooper abortion bill veto" video.

Violation of civil rights. You cannot mutilate someone's body in any way, as that is cruel and unusual punishment.
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Who is that being disorderly and chanting? 🤷‍♀️ Is that the democrats? 🤷‍♂️ Are they planning to loot some stores later? 🤣
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I think the vote just said you are wrong. 🤷‍♂️ Saving the baby's life does improve the health of the "fetus." 🤷‍♀️
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@squeaky206 You literally just said that this guy should wait until he arrives in Hell to find out his error. 🤷‍♂️ That would be just a little too late doncha think? 🤷‍♀️ God loving everyone does not get anyone into Heaven. Repenting of your sins and accepting Jesus as your Savior does. ************* "But I say to you that for every idle word men may speak, they will give account of it in the day of judgment." -- Jesus -- Matthew 12:36 ************** "Nevertheless if you warn the wicked to turn from his way, and he does not turn from his way, he shall die in his iniquity; but you have delivered your soul." Ezekiel 33:9 ************* I have YEARS of experience -- I know what to do. You are just a little kid still wet behind the ears, who thinks he knows more than the wisdom of the elders.
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Pray.
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@squeaky206 Not going to answer that. Go dry your ears -- you are hearing things and think you know more than your elders. The court ruled a couple of months ago that it is not a federal decision. But if for some reason it goes back to being a federal decision, you can be assured that this court will rule that the child has a constitutional right to life and that will end abortion.
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@squeaky206 It is not your business to be telling other people how they should run their lives: It is not your business to tell anyone they should adopt children. It is not your business to tell anyone to speak out against gun violence. It is not your business to tell anyone to start a ministry. It is not your business to tell anyone to "be a man of action." Those are decisions that each individual makes for their own lives. How do you know that the person you just told to adopt children is not an alcoholic who beats his wife? And even if he is a good man, it is a decision between him and his own wife and family, considering what they are able to handle and afford. That is not a decision for you. You tell someone to start a missionary organization? You do even know they could handle the responsibility and are good working with people? Do you know their heart is in it? You tell someone to speak out against gun violence. Do you even know what they think about gun violence? Or are a person who is comfortable giving their opinion publicly? (and taking the flak for it) Whether someone speaks out about an evil is not your business. Do you even know that you just told someone who is lying in bed with a chronic muscle disease that they should "be a man of action" ???????? 🤷‍♀️ And you accused the sick guy of having "low integrity" if he does not follow your life plan for him. 🤷‍♂️ Saying that is a form of emotional manipulation on your part -- very clever. You tell someone who is against abortion: "Then what are you doing to help?" THAT is not your business. It is perfectly okay for someone to be against an evil and speak out against it. They are not required to lift even one finger to help to "justify" their opinion with actions. If someone is not doing some type of volunteer work, that invalidates their opinion? Really? It is their life. They know about their own life. It is their decision. And even if you were the smartest man in the world and really did know the best thing that each person should do in their life, it is still not your business to tell people how to run their life. You are out of line. You are a prideful, arrogant little kid who thinks he knows what other people should be doing with their own lives and accuses them of having "low integrity" if they do not meet your standards. You are immature in your opinions, inexperienced in the world, disrespectful of your elders by trying to put your opinion on a par with theirs. And you are wet behind the ears. 👂
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@squeaky206 Your insistence that your ears are dry when they are not is indicative of your prideful arrogance and your denial of reality.
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@squeaky206 I knew you were going to come back with that arguement Justy-boy. The fact is: If abortion were just a procedure and not murder, you would be right that it would not be my business to tell women what to do. But since abortion IS murder, that gives me the right to speak up for the murder victim as I would be expected to do for anyone I saw being raped or murdered out on the street. Myself and all of society do have a right and responsibility to tell a murderer how to live their life. We put them in jail. The financial consequences of what their family goes through while they are in jail, is an important secondary consideration that can be handled secondarily. But it is not an excuse to let him off or just allow him to continue murdering innocent people. He has to do his time.
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@datekaname2246 I do not know what country you are in that you think is such a great atheist country. (China?) But here in the United States of America every single citizen is a God-believer and no one here is "free from religion." We all have volunteered for it. 😎👍🇺🇸 ✝️
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@datekaname2246 It sounds like YOUR history teacher is the failure: The United States is a theocracy, as clearly stated in the Declaration of Independence: We [all Americans] hold these truths to be self-evident: "All men are CREATED equal and have been endowed by their CREATOR with certain unalienable rights . . . " That would be the CREATOR as in the Judeo/Christian God. The Declaration of Independence is ultra-clear that all Americans are God-believers. As far as the 25% of current legal residents who do not believe in a creator-like God, the Declaration phrase EXCLUDES them from being Americans -- they are NOT a part of what we are doing here and their opinion does not count here. There is complete freedom of religious conscience, choice, and expression in the United States. But the moment you choose against God, you cease to be an American. 😎👍🇺🇸 ✝️
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@squeaky206 I thought you would know the answer to this. The person just behind you @Bonnie Bucks Bar picked the right document. The document that declares where rights come from is The Declaration of Independence. The Declaration of Independence, signed on The Fourth of July, 1776 is a letter from the United States, written to the king of England, explaining to him what Americans believe and why we believe we have the right to separate from England. Here are the first two paragraphs: "The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America: When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. . . . " The official position of the United States government is that our human rights are bestowed upon us by the Creator. That is the official position of the United States of America.
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You are going to Hell 🌅 for mocking God: " But you, beloved, remember the words which were spoken before by the apostles of our Lord Jesus Christ: how they told you that there would be mockers in the last time who would walk according to their own ungodly lusts." Jude 17
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@dimitriosfotopoulos3689 There is no hate or shame in warning someone that they are about to step out in front if a speeding bus. You are a liar.
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@squeaky206 I have been around long enough to know better than to waste my efforts on people like you and the guy above who both have attitude problems. I will not "try again." I got it right the first time. Go dry your ears.
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You are going to Hell 🌅 for filthy-mouth laughing.
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They did not say that.
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That is correct. There is no "separation of church and state" anywhere in the United States. 😎👍🇺🇸 ✝️
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@kenotube3160 I can give it my best shot: Leaving what God says aside . . . Neither science nor mankind knows for sure that a fetus is not a human. It is very possible that it is. And the old adage is: "Err on the side of caution." Abortion "could" be murder. So until science can say for 100% certain that a fetus is not a human, we cannot kill it because we "might" be committing murder.
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@user-mi8xf8tq1z The meaning of your comment is not clear. But I will say this: A woman who raises her children is mentally and emotionally healthier than a woman who murders her children. So . . . YES.
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You do understand that there are Christian women in the world, right? Or are you just stupid?
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What do you wish for conservative women?
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@todadams6533 You are going to Hell 🌅 for using filthy language.
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@squeaky206 I do not have any thoughts for you about anything until you fix your attitude (which I am guessing will take YEARS).
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@squeaky206 I already do all 3 things you suggested. You are a little boy telling a man to be a man. What about you? Go fix your attitude.
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@squeaky206 My advice is that you do not have what it takes to guess anything about me. You do not even know me and you are making guesses about me? 🤷‍♂️ You cannot guess me. I am way above anything you could understand. I do not do "belligerent."
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@squeaky206 United States history: When I was in high school, everyone believed that the "fetus" was a human being formed at conception. The Republicans believed that. The Democrats believed that. Everyone believed it. There were debates about whether abortion should be legal or not and to what extent. But no one questioned whether the "fetus" was a human being. The idea that the "fetus" was just so much protoplasm was made up by a group of attorneys trying to win a court case. The attorneys did not even believe it themselves. It was just a position to use in court to win a case.
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@user-mi8xf8tq1z There is no such thing as "forcing" a pregnancy (not counting rape) or "forcing" a childbirth. And abortion is not "women's healthcare" or a "medical decision" (in any normal case) -- it is murder. And . . the baby is not "her body." The baby has its own body which is created by God and endowed by the Creator certain unalienable rights, including (but not limited to) the right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness and the right to be free from cruel and unusual punishment. You are a liar.
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@squeaky206 I do not have any more time for you. You are blocked. Go argue with someone your own age.
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@squeaky206 And why would anyone choose to have an "orderly debate" with someone who calls them "old man" and "Maty-boy"? That is not "debate" -- it is bullying. This is your childish attempt to snub me and to whittle me down to size as a person because you cannot whittle down my debate points. All democrats resort to these kind of under-handed tactics (and they also constantly lie and they cheat in elections). In my opinion, blocking under-handed dealing people, liars, and cheaters is about the only choice they give you and I consider it a mature thing to do.
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@datekaname2246 You are a liar because no one is "forcing" anyone to give birth. Actually, God is the one who forces the baby to grow and come out.
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@datekaname2246 Imagine yourself burning in Hell 🌅 for all of eternity because you want to claim that a very real God is fictional. 🤷‍♂️ Not exactly the smartest trade-off, is it dufus? 🤷‍♀️
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@datekaname2246 What "points"? A woman wants to murder her child and we will not let her. Pretty simple. God will be plenty real to you on the day you die.
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@datekaname2246 You have to joking. Hell 🌅 would be a "continuing of your existence"? What kind of existence is solitary confinement in a fireplace??? 🔥 That is not existence by any regular definition. 🤷‍♂️ Every second you would be screaming in pain and begging for the blackness idea. 🤷‍♀️
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@squeaky206 God says that fetuses are people and American law goes by what God says. Here in the United States every citizen believes in God. A Hindi or an atheist cannot legally be naturalized as a United States citizen. And if a person grew up here as a Christian but converted to Hindu later in life, they would have to surrender their U.S. citizenship. Our founding documents say that. I am tolerant that they may follow whatever faith their conscience dictates for their life. But if they do not believe in a creator God, they cannot legally be an American. Atheists and Hindus cannot be Americans and thus do not have a right to vote here or be involved in an American discussion about abortion. Their opinion does not count here and they need to stay out of what we Americans are doing and stop agitating. A miscarriage is the same as any natural death where someone has a heart attack or whatever and dies. How could a natural death be "manslaughter"? Use your brain. (And I am not here to prove to you whether I am mature or not -- you are the one who called me "old man" in your first comment.)
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@squeaky206 This country was founded by, as you say, priests and bishops: In 1776, the population was 99% Christian and 1% Jewish. A handful of Deists, no Hindus, Muslims, or Buddhists and not enough atheists to bother counting them. This was a country of Christians, forming a nation of Christians with the purpose of providing for what Christians planned to do here. The founding documents that they wrote make that clear. There are even protestant preachers who are signatories of the Constitution. The first amendment means what it says. But when it was written, it was intended to keep the government from interfering in the business of Christian Churches (as that was all we had). I will get back with you on the abortion questions some other time. I want to make this point clear on American law. Answer this question: Where do America's founding documents say that all Americans (and all people) get their human rights from?
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@squeaky206 My belief is that God did appoint Adams, Jefferson, Washington. Humanists do not believe in God and there were not any around in 1776. You did not answer the question. This is the question: Where do America's founding documents say that Americans (and all people) get their human rights from?
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@squeaky206 Preamble to the Constitution of the State of Pennsylvania: "WE, the people of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, grateful to Almighty God for the blessings of civil and religious liberty, and humbly invoking His guidance, do ordain and establish this Constitution." ************ Preamble to the Constitution of the State of Delaware: "Through Divine goodness, all people have by nature the rights of worshiping and serving their Creator according to the dictates of their consciences . . ." ************ Preamble to the Constitution of the State of Massachusetts: " . . . We, therefore, the people of Massachusetts, acknowledging, with grateful hearts, the goodness of the great Legislator of the universe, in affording us, in the course of His providence, an opportunity, deliberately and peaceably, without fraud, violence or surprise, of entering into an original, explicit, and solemn compact with each other; and of forming a new constitution of civil government, for ourselves and posterity; and devoutly imploring His direction in so interesting a design, do agree upon, ordain and establish the following Declaration of Rights, and Frame of Government, as the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts."
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@squeaky206 No. You try again. 😅🤣😂 The Rights guaranteed by the United States constitution supersedes any state law. However, the writings found in ALL of the founding documents tell us the general mindset of the colonists at the time and make clear that it was a Christian mindset. ALL of the foundational writings of the Union are used by legal experts to understand and interpret the meaning of the United States Constitution. Those documents show and prove that the 13 colonies were Christian in nature and were building a Christian nation. We are NOT talking about THE Constitution -- YOU are talking about THE Constitution. I am talking about all of the facts that define the nation. You are (dishonestly) trying to hold the discussion down to CONSTITUTION ALONE because you know that if the whole truth gets involved in the discussion, you will lose. 😅🤣😂
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@squeaky206 Well. No. America is a theocracy solely based on a loose definition that every American believes in a Creator-God as they understand Him to be. There is no state church and there is no state doctrine. And the state does not define how each believer in God must believe or behave. Each Christian denomination handles its own doctrine and its own affairs without government interference. And each individual believer-in-God handles their own affairs without government interference. The founding fathers set America up as a "loose" organization expressly to prevent one denomination from lording it over any other denomination. And you can actually find that concept stated in the constitution of Massachusetts, which says this: ". . . Any every denomination of Christians, demeaning themselves peaceably, and as good subjects of the commonwealth, shall be equally under the protection of the law: and no subordination of any one sect or denomination to another shall ever be established by law.] [Art. XI of the Amendments substituted for this]."
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@squeaky206 Yes. Well. The naturalization law is in error and should have a religious exclusion in it and I can prove that. You see. That is why we are having so many problems today -- whomever wrote the naturalization law made an error of omission and accidentally let non-believers into the country. Now we have this constant struggle between believers and non-believers -- because some attorney made a mistake. When being naturalized the person should be required to agree with all of the principles laid out in the Declaration of Independence. And if they were required to agree with all of the principles set forth in the Declaration of Independence, a non-believer could not be naturalized.
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@squeaky206 I am still waiting for the to answer the question: Where do the official founding documents of the United States of America say that American's (and all people's) human rights come from? Hint: The answer is in a federal document.
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@jskyler7 If you are answering my question . . The question is: Where do our rights come from? They do not come from a document.
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@squeaky206 There is no need to "create a theocracy in America" because it was born as one and always has been one. Check the first paragraph of the Declaration again -- it says God. Articles of Confederation " . . . And Whereas it hath pleased the Great Governor of the World to incline the hearts of the legislatures we respectively represent in congress, to approve of, and to authorize us to ratify the said articles of confederation and perpetual union . . ."
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@squeaky206 Let me give you the short version: Abraham Lincoln was the right president to handle the civil war. FDR was the right president to lead us out of the Great Depression with his New Deal. Truman was the right president to make the decision to end WW II with a bang. John was the right president to face down the Soviet Union over the Cuban missile crisis. He literally got Khrushchev on the phone and said, "WE WANT THOSE MISSILES OUT OF CUBA NOW." Who else would have done that? (And a BIG civil rights guy (along with Ted.)) Eisenhower, Johnson, Nixon = right presidents for Vietnam era. Just watch Nixon come off of that plane with hands up in the air, giving the peace sign to the whole nation. That was PERFECT for the hippie era and the peace protests. And no one else could have done it. Reagan = right president to bring down Berlin War and Soviet Union -- initiate Star Wars defense. ("Just happened" to come along on the tail end of the movie by that name with an "evil empire" in it.) Bush Sr. -- handled the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. Bush Jr. -- Cowboy mentality -- perfect president to respond to World Trade Center attack Obama made Blacks feel represented and caught Osama bin Laden. No comment on Trump because he is too controversial (but the right guy). Biden was put in office because the pot was overboiling and his job is to be understated and let the country simmer down. With that many presidents being perfect choices for their job, fitting it like a hand fits a glove, you need an explanation. God has a plan for America. (As you can see, some of my religious beliefs come from personal observation of the world around me -- not always from a church environment.)
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It is a red state.
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