How do you think we should deal with US war crimes?

How do you think we should deal with US war crimes?

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Have you heard of Life/Peace/Justice: A Conference on Life Issues yet?”We want to start a conference - hopefully annual - but definitely impactful. We want to ensure that young people are talking about the issues that matter most to the endurance of society: Life. Peace. Justice.That means getting conference space, arranging for speakers to give amazing presentations, and organizing outreach and attendance. For the scope of what we hope to achieve, this is no small feat.
But this conference is not just the work of Life Matters Journal; it is the fruit of collaboration, the hopes of many young people and many in the old guard to see their generation confront the injustices of our time: abortion, unjust war, euthanasia, capital punishment, embryonic stem-cell research, human trafficking, suicide, abuse, torture, and others. These acts may not all be equal but they speak to the same foundational attitude in our society that disregards and desecrates the dignity of human life.We believe that a culture of peace is built upon the respect for the life and dignity of each and every human being. We believe being pro-life doesn’t end at birth, and being pro-peace doesn’t mean only standing against war: we seek to bring together people from all sides of the political and religious spectrums to discuss and work together for peace and all life. And we want our communities to talk about the issues of violence that we face in our modern world, to educate their peers and colleagues, and to ignite change.” ~ Life/Peace/Justice FB page
We at Life Matters Journal are teaming up with other organizations to make this comprehensive conference on life issues a reality! Join in the discourse, and help make our culture one for peace & ALL life!

Have you heard of Life/Peace/Justice: A Conference on Life Issues yet?

We want to start a conference - hopefully annual - but definitely impactful. We want to ensure that young people are talking about the issues that matter most to the endurance of society: Life. Peace. Justice.That means getting conference space, arranging for speakers to give amazing presentations, and organizing outreach and attendance. For the scope of what we hope to achieve, this is no small feat.


But this conference is not just the work of Life Matters Journal; it is the fruit of collaboration, the hopes of many young people and many in the old guard to see their generation confront the injustices of our time: abortion, unjust war, euthanasia, capital punishment, embryonic stem-cell research, human trafficking, suicide, abuse, torture, and others. 

These acts may not all be equal but they speak to the same foundational attitude in our society that disregards and desecrates the dignity of human life.

We believe that a culture of peace is built upon the respect for the life and dignity of each and every human being. We believe being pro-life doesn’t end at birth, and being pro-peace doesn’t mean only standing against war: we seek to bring together people from all sides of the political and religious spectrums to discuss and work together for peace and all life. And we want our communities to talk about the issues of violence that we face in our modern world, to educate their peers and colleagues, and to ignite change.” ~ Life/Peace/Justice FB page


We at Life Matters Journal are teaming up with other organizations to make this comprehensive conference on life issues a reality! Join in the discourse, and help make our culture one for peace & ALL life!

‘…there is no such thing as society. There are individual men and women, and there are families.’ - Margaret Thatcher
~LT

‘…there is no such thing as society. There are individual men and women, and there are families.’ - Margaret Thatcher

~LT

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Sexual Abuse, a Painful Past, and Recovery

‘I have dealt with my past sexual abuse and I can tell you that, a month from my 34th birthday, I have been set free from it. I can think about what took place with no emotion, and I am even able to drive by the house where it occurred without any trauma. About a year ago, I started watching a TV show that had a character that looked like the person that abused me, and in the past it would have turned me off to the show completely, but it doesn’t bother me anymore. I’ve been healed of the direct effects of sexual abuse.’ - Julie Fidler

~LT

My choice is to not support abortion, except in cases of a clear-cut choice between the lives of the mother and child. A child conceived through incest or rape is innocent and deserves the right to be born.

Roger Ebert
goandannouce:

Gosnell employee: ‘It would rain fetuses. Fetuses and blood all over the place’
Massof began “helping move patients around” from one area of the clinic to the next. Later he began doing first trimester procedures and eventually took on the “second tris,” testifying that he saw more than 100 babies born alive who had their necks snipped in what he said was “literally a beheading. It is separating the brain from the body.”
During busy times, when the women were given drugs to induce contractions all at once, Massof told the court that “it would rain fetuses. Fetuses and blood all over the place.”
“I felt like a firemen in Hell,” he said. “I couldn’t put out all the fires.”
http://www.lifesitenews.com/news/gosnell-employee-it-would-rain-fetuses.-fetuses-and-blood-all-over-the-plac
abortion is murder and “a death sentence for the unborn” (Pope Francis)

goandannouce:

Gosnell employee: ‘It would rain fetuses. Fetuses and blood all over the place’

Massof began “helping move patients around” from one area of the clinic to the next. Later he began doing first trimester procedures and eventually took on the “second tris,” testifying that he saw more than 100 babies born alive who had their necks snipped in what he said was “literally a beheading. It is separating the brain from the body.”

During busy times, when the women were given drugs to induce contractions all at once, Massof told the court that “it would rain fetuses. Fetuses and blood all over the place.”

“I felt like a firemen in Hell,” he said. “I couldn’t put out all the fires.”

http://www.lifesitenews.com/news/gosnell-employee-it-would-rain-fetuses.-fetuses-and-blood-all-over-the-plac

abortion is murder and “a death sentence for the unborn” (Pope Francis)

‘You always know the mark of a coward. A coward hides behind freedom. A brave person stands in front of freedom and defends it for others.’ - Henry Rollins 
~LT

‘You always know the mark of a coward. A coward hides behind freedom. A brave person stands in front of freedom and defends it for others.’ - Henry Rollins 

~LT

(Source: thelogicallibertarian, via crusadermaximus)

"The Many Fridays" by Elizabeth Thomson

Food for thought on the death penalty.

Video: Planned Parenthood Official Argues for Right to Post-Birth Abortion

Seriously? In real life? Aborting a born baby. Well, it was only a matter of time. ~LT

IJM Kolkata: Landmark Convictions Against Five Notorious Traffickers

‘IJM lawyer Saptarshi celebrated what justice means for these brave young women, but also explained, “All it takes is one conviction of a man like [him] to keep hundreds of girls safe.”’

~LT