Pro-HB1215 group kicks off campaign with a bus trip

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As reported in the Sioux Falls Argus Leader, the group promoting a yes vote on the HB1215 amendment, Referred Law 6 is making a bus tour around South Dakota this week:
VoteYesForLife.com, the campaign in support of a "yes" vote on Referred Law 6, has announced plans to tour the state of South Dakota.

“The science shows that abortion hurts women and kills a living human life,” said Leslee Unruh, campaign manager for VoteYesForLife.com.

and...

Tour locations, dates and times are:

– Mitchell, noon to 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, Corn Palace.

– Watertown, 6 to 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, Past Times Coffeehouse and Deli,16 West Kemp Ave,

– Pierre, 6 to 6:30 p.m., Thursday, South Dakota Right to Life Headquarters, 314 S. Central St.

– Aberdeen, noon to 12:30 p.m., Thursday, Ramada Inn

– Rapid City, noon to 12:30 p.m., Friday, Civic Center Parking lot.
Read it all here.

Comments

Anonymous said…
No Sioux Falls?? Lawdy, Lawdy!!
9:50 AM
Anonymous said…
I love hearing Christian fundamentalists talk about science.
10:13 AM
Haggs said…
Yes, just what is this "science" Leslee Unruh speaks of? Why the abortion task force report which excluded evidence and testimony that didn't fit with the authors' one-sided views.

Very scientific.
10:28 PM
Anonymous said…
I love hearing pro-abortion fanatics talk about science. "Um, I don't know when life begins. It's all mysterious and magical." Of course, it generally comes from the folks who think they evolved from fish after some gigantic ka-boom.

They're the same types who made it illegal to break the egg of an eagle because everybody knows what's happening inside that egg and that in a short time, a tiny eagle will emerge. Yet, they can't seem to figure out the mystery of human life, so it's completely fine to remove that baby limb by limb. It's even OK with them if a mother has carried her baby full-term and then she decides to kill her child. No big deal. Just give the baby's feet a tug, pull him or her out until only his or her little head remains in the birth canal, punch a hole in his/her nearly fully born skull, and suck his/her brain out with a vaccuum. I wonder why they have to suck the brain out of a boy or girl who isn't "really" alive yet.

Just think, in the latter procedure, two inches more, and mom would have to come up with a name for that thing that can't be scientifically defined by the socially enlightened.
6:54 AM
Anonymous said…
Anon said:
"Of course, it generally comes from the folks who think they evolved from fish after some gigantic ka-boom."

You trust the science that tells you a fetus is a person, but you don't trust the science behind evolution and the big bang.

That's because one set of science fits nicely with your fundamentalist world-view, while the other directly contradicts it.

So the real gauge here is your own faith. Your opinion on abortion has nothing to do with science. Just like your opinion on evolution and the big bang has nothing to do with science. Can you admit that?
9:12 AM
Anonymous said…
9:12 - Science has proven that a fetus is a human person, not a bug, a bat, or a blob of tissue. On the other hand, evolution has not been proven and never will be.

The real gauge here is your opinion, which also cannot be proven. You HAVE proven a remarkable lack of intelligence though.
10:16 AM
Anonymous said…
Anon 10:16 said:
"Science has proven that a fetus is a human person..."

Wrong. It hasn't proven it. That's your interpretation of the science. That's your theory. Nothing more.

But I'm not going to go any further into it with you, because every keystroke I write to you is a further waste of my life.

"On the other hand, evolution has not been proven and never will be."

This is why you shouldn't engage in debate with fundamentalists. Their minds have been made up before the conversation even began.
11:26 AM
Anonymous said…
Meeting in Watertown, Kristi Noem Manager, puts an end to being a customer of the Past Times Coffeehouse. Baby Killer Kristi?
11:12 PM
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