Sensitivity Training for the Next Massacre and Other Links

Here are some miscellaneous blog posts and links:

Andrew Klavan gives us appropriate sensitivity training, so we’ll know how to deal with the next radical Islamic Massacre:

Hat Tip: Sister Toldjah.

Depressed about the economy?  CNN Tells you to cheer up and offers positive news: More people are getting divorced.  Oh, what passes for good news in the age of Obama.  If a bio-terror attack killed seniors at a higher rate than the rest of the population, they would cheer it as good news that Social Security’s solvency was less of a concern.

Remember how we were told that stripping public employees unions of rights is terrorism. Now, the latest fascist union-busting state is…Massachusetts. Apparently, on some level, political beliefs have to bend to reality.  (Hat Tip: Red State.)

I’m definitely not a Romney guy, but come on. A media report suggests that Romney committed a major faux pas in saying he wanted to hang the misery index around Obama’s neck. There was nothing racial about the statement. It’s been used about a ton of white politicians and has no racial context. But, apparently we’re going through the no metaphros allowed presidency.

Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV.) proved my point about pro-life Democrats with his vote to fund Planned Parenthood.  A state Spokesman for the Pro-Life group in West Virginia said, ““Pro-life West Virginians who supported his election feel betrayed.” People who are strongly concerned about abortion and choose to support a pro-life Democrat over a pro-life Republican deserve to feel betrayed and disappointed. It’s the only way they’ll learn.

On stories, you’ll never hear about in the mainstream media: Pro-abortion terrorist arrested for threatening the lives of pro-life leaders. Faces 30 years in prison.

A story to remember when pro-abortion activist, protest that they’re only pro-choice: The state of  Massachusetts has a website that tells teenage girls, “The reality of getting an abortion is much easier than it sounds here” while also telling them adoption “can be pretty tough for some people, especially emotionally.” But they’re not promoting abortion, no sir. In addition to this, the website encourages kids to bypass parental involvement. After all, the children belong to the state and the state knows what’s best.

In Russia, a bill is being drafted to restrict abortion due to underpopulation.  Russia in the Old Soviety Union was a pioneer in doing abortions. And this legislation is required to fix the result of 90 years of legal abortion. Call it a preview.

Read more at Adam’s Blog