Culture
With Leftists Focused on Infanticide, ‘Is Abortion Morally Wrong’ Debate Comes to UNC-Wilmington
Two academia professionals will go head-to-head at a college university next week, debating society’s most hot-topic issue right now.
The debate will take place Thursday, February 21, 2019 at the University of North Carolina- Wilmington between Dr. Mike Adams and abortionist Dr. Willie Parker, open to 600 students. Dr. Mike Adams, professor of Criminology and Sociology at UNC-Wilmington is a very outspoken pro-life advocate, author, and true Christ follower. This debate won’t be Dr. Adams first time taking on the “is abortion morally wrong” dilemma. He combats the question by asking, “is the unborn my neighbor?”Of course, referring to the Bible verse where Jesus tells us to “love thy neighbor”. Approaching the question from not only a biblical standpoint, Dr. Adams also states the backbone to the whole argument:
“Central question: is the unborn human? Therefore, is the unborn my neighbor?
Dr. Willie Parker on the complete opposite end of the spectrum, is a late-term abortionist who calls himself a ‘Christian’. Live Action reports, “[Parker] is a combination of abortionist and public relations rep, frequently making the rounds on TV as an apparent spokesperson for the abortion industry. What makes Parker even more chilling to some is the soft and nonchalant way he discusses abortion — though he doesn’t typically describe the process. And in the past, Parker has claimed that seeing aborted baby body parts doesn’t bother him, as he’s ‘not deluded about what this whole process is.'”
Known for making bold pro-death comments, Dr. Parker feebly attempts to make a biblical moral case for abortion. His recent book, “A Moral Argument for Choice” , proclaims that he is doing the work of God by performing abortions:
“…he came to believe, unequivocally, that helping women in need, without judgment, is precisely the Christian thing to do.”
https://twitter.com/PPBlackComm/status/1087901986585014272
The debate between the two polar opposites has faced difficulty in advertisement. Facebook has blocked the event from being advertised on the site and on-campus flyers promoting the debate have been ripped down.
Facebook refuses to allow us to advertise the Adams Parker debate – claiming it is "political." Fight back by sharing this!
Posted by Mike S. Adams on Monday, February 11, 2019
In an interview with Live Action, Dr. Adams stated, “They’re ripping down posters left and right… the Left is, and they’re defacing them and so forth, but the good news is, it is absolutely going to be preserved on tape, and so in that sense, we can hopefully reach a lot more people. I’m sure we will,” he said.
Some angry feminists (pardon the redundancy) are ripping down the posters advertising my debate with Willie Parker. They are also defacing them with the words "No Vagina, No Opinion." This just demonstrates that for many "woke" feminists there is simply "No Brain, No Argument."
— Mike S. Adams (@MikeSAdams) February 13, 2019
This debate will be one for the books as two sides of this hot topic face off. Big League Politics will have more after the debate.
Deplorables
Sarah Palin Considering Primary Challenge to RINO Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski
Talk about an upgrade.
Former Alaska Governor and Republican Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin is considering a 2022 primary challenge to liberal Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski.
Murkowsi is currently one of two nominal Republican Senators who has declined to support a tentative Trump administration nominee for the Supreme Court. She also was the only Republican not to vote for Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination in 2018.
Palin addressed Murkowski’s refusal to support conservative nominees for the Supreme Court in a set of three videos she uploaded to her Instagram page on Thursday. In subtle reference to a possible primary challenge, she pointed at her house in Wasilla, Alaska, mentioning that she’d be potentially willing to move away from the community to Washington D.C.
“If you can’t find it within yourself to do the right thing this time, and at least give a fair shake to the Supreme Court nominee that your president will be bringing before you, if you can’t find it within yourself to do the right thing, … and do what the majority of Americans want you to do, to do what you were sent to Washington, D.C., to do,” said Palin to Murkowski in the video.
She referenced a notable campaign quip from 2008, when smug liberal pundits had mocked the vice presidential candidate for saying that she “can see Russia from her house.” (The assertion is more or less true, if not expressly literal- islands belonging to the Russian Federation can be seen from Alaska’s Diomede Islands.)
“I can see 2022 from my house!” said the former Alaska Governor, referring to the next election in which the NeverTrump Senator would be held to account in an Alaska Republican primary.
Palin has always been a staunch conservative, even to the point of falling out of the good graces of globalist liberal John McCain’s elite political network after the 2008 election. She’d doubtlessly be a very strong candidate in a 2022 senatorial campaign.
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