Comments on: YouTube Yanks Video Showing Carhart Handyman’s Abusive Behavior

By: Alayna staggers (nurse)

Alayna staggers (nurse) — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 00:50:23 +0000

LeRoy Carhart has laid off/fired half of his staff. Business is not looking good. Word is getting around women’s health and safety at extreme risk to go under Carhart’s knife.

By: Alayna staggers (nurse)

Alayna staggers (nurse) — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 04:37:25 +0000

For God so loved the world……..His love is all encompassing; His forgiveness is beyond our comprehension. He inspires us through the Holy Spirit to do His work on this earth, to help those who cannot help themselves. We are called to be Good Samaritans, whether it be serving the elderly person who lives next door or sensing a need to help preserve the life of the unborn. Maybe your calling is to teach, or work politically to prevent euthanasia. God requests our service. We are His voice, His outreach to a lost world. It is our duty to help…the people, the animals, the earth. It is not our right to be silent. If my words disturb you, than search your soul. God gives abundantly. His great love inspires us to work for Him. God Bless.

By: Christina

Christina — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 02:12:44 +0000

I don’t think anybody comes out smelling like roses on this one, but it’s interesting that somebody far enough to the Left to have his wife working for a late term abortionist considers offensive terms for homosexuality to be the most vitriolic insults he can hurl at somebody. Very tolerant and compassionate.

By: Christina

Christina — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 02:11:22 +0000

Andre, ABORTION is when a woman and her doctor FORCE THEIR OPINION ON SOMEBODY ELSE, to the point of death. Why don’t you have a problem with that? Because the baby is small and helpless

By: Richard Ball

Richard Ball — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 02:11:32 +0000

“REAL CHRISTANS SPREAD THE WORD OF LOVE. THEY DO NOT PUSH THEIR OPINIONS ON OTHERS!” One way pushy people push their opinion on others is by writing in all caps. Jesus epitomized love-in-action — and he warned others about actions that would result in hell. Should he have refrained? Just shut up, maybe? Maybe Jesus isn’t a good role model for Christian behavior? Maybe the cross was all a big mistake and God doesn’t really have any plans to punish sin? It’s all lovey-dovey, is that it? Is it OK for Christians to oppose the murder of adults, such as yourself, or would that be wrong too? If you were being attacked, would it be wrong for these same Christian people to come to your aid? If you were being oppressed, would it be wrong for them to speak out on your behalf? Or, is it OK to speak out on your behalf, but not on behalf of you when you were in the womb? If you think it’s wrong to push your opinion on others, why did you bother to express your opinion so forcefully? Trying to push it on others, maybe?

By: JUlia Strzalka

JUlia Strzalka — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 23:58:17 +0000

Andrea,
I am 42 years old and had 2 abortions. The first, when I was only 16, was a late term abortion.I bought into our culture’s mantra. This is my body, abortion is my right, a child will ruin my chance at a successful life, it’s just a blob of tissue, etc. I was admitted into the hospital & an ultrasound was done. I saw my perfectly formed little boy on the screen. And I felt nothing… no remorse at what I was about to do…I just wanted to get back to my life. Labor was induced, My little child was whisked away by the nurse. I was not allowed to see him. He may have been alive & left on a table somewhere to die cold & alone. I pray everyday that Jesus was with him to comfort him. I had another abortion less than a year later. My boyfriend was so angry when I told him that I was pregnant. He was going to leave me. I was scared & I didn’t want to lose him. He dropped me off at the abortion clinic. He wouldn’t even go in with me. As I waited on the sidewalk afterwards waiting for my boyfriend, I knew what I had done. I had murdered my 2 children, I had sold my soul to the devil & I was going to hell. I suffered from despair for 20 years. Satan would whisper to me ” you killed your children, God will never forgive you”. 6 years ago, on opening day, I saw the ” passion of the Christ” movie. I was not prepared for what I saw. I saw my beloved Jesus being whipped at my hands. I was the one torturing Him, by my sins. And I saw such love in His eyes. Why, how could He love me this much? I knew what I had to do. I had to tell Jesus how sorry I was. I was given the gift of mercy from our Lord & was given a new life filled with hope, joy & peace. I have given my children names. Their names are Gabriel & Noel. I now have a reason to live. I live for my Lord because He has given me a new life. He has washed away my sins. You would be very surprised how many women & men in the pro life movement once were the “walking wounded”, those who have suffered the effects of the abortions they have been involved with. Our culture will tell you that it will not effect you, but it does. This is why I pray before the abortion clinic. This is why I have spoken before teenagers & adults about my story. I would never wish the effects of “choice” on my worst enemy. My life is dedicated now to inform those who do not know of the real consequences of abortion. Everyone I have met in the pro life movement has been only kind & loving to me. They know my story. They do not judge. They thank God that I was saved. We in the pro life movement are moved by love not hate. God bless you dear.

Julia

By: Tara

Tara — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 16:46:43 +0000

Very well put Lisa. I was once in yours shoes, I was 17 when I was pregnant and I had no idea of other choices, and my family decided to choose for me and that choice was my baby’s death in Kristin Neuhaus’s abortion mill. Andrea pro-life isn’t about making others choices, we are there to inform these women…..boy how I wish Dec. 14, 2000 pro-lifers were standing out there informing me but they weren’t so I walked into her cold death camp and waited for the time for her to kill my 10 week old fetus! It’s been almost nine years and I’m still pissed about it! Like you said Andrea that you would never choose to have one and that’s great, but that also means you have NO clue how it feels when one is done, and yes it’s a major sin, a forgiveable one of course God is so wonderful to give us mercy but it something a woman will most likely look back on as the worst thing they have ever done. I’m soooooo lucky God has blessed me with another chance to be a mother, not all women are lucky enough abortions do cause a lot of fertility problems later in life sometimes they mess the uterus up so bad they will have to remove it for good. BTW a lot of pro-lifers do help the needy children, my husband and I sponsor several poor children around the world, we are far from being rich but we have no problem helping others that are more needy than ourselves.

By: Lisa Johnson

Lisa Johnson — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 10:47:09 +0000

Dear Andrea,
I myself had an abortion a few years ago and that is why I stand outside the very abortion clinic where my child was slaughtered- to plead with these women to make a better choice for themselves and their unborn child. The other Christians who come out to pray for and speak to these women and clinic workers are never verbally abusive and I would never associate myself with people who spoke abusively in any way to these women or clinic workers, so I don’t think you can safely say that all or even most pro-lifers are as course as the man in this video. I don’t believe any of us are trying to make other people’s choices for them; I wish more than anything that someone had been standing out on the sidewalk the morning of my abortion to tell me that there were other options- I was very young and didn’t know anywhere else to go.
As for your comment about taking God’s power into our own hands, I’d like to ask you a question. When Jesus taught us to pray He said to pray, “Thy will be done”. Why would Jesus ask us to pray that the Father’s will be done if the Father’s will were automatically being done with no help from our prayers, no help from our obedience to His call to action? Jesus never used fluff when He spoke, every word from His mouth meant something, so why did He say that unless our prayers and obedience were not somehow necessary for His will to be done? I have a healthy fear of my God, I would never try to take His power and glory in any fashion, but it is my humble service and duty to Him to go where He says to go and do what He says to do to see His will be done. Maybe God didn’t “give” Dianne barrenness, maybe God is looking for people who will fervently pray for her and have faith in Him that He is good and wants better for her? Maybe God is looking for people who will sacrifice their time to go stand in front of an abortion clinic and pray and offer these women something more than years of regret and a dead child, because that is not His will for them but our adversary the devil’s?

By: Andrea

Andrea — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 02:51:41 +0000

Luis, you might want to pick up a history book. Remember the Salem Witch trials….Christans. Among many, many others. I
Brian, I live in reality. Everyday I see the broken pieces that people call their lives. I just accept the truth of it and do what I can to help.
And I truly do know the message of Christanity. The problem we face here are with different sects. I was raised Mennonite. I’m sure quite a few of you are fire and brimstone christans. I know that we are there for support, and love. What we are not there to do is harass people and stalk people for the choices they make of their own lives.
I would not partake in abortion nor would I ever choose to get one, but that does not give me the right to make other people moral decisions for themselves.
Dianne, there are plenty of children in Foster care that need homes, I’m sorry you can’t have a child of your own, but that is what God has given to you. So, your given an opportunity to help others, I think Foster care would be a wonderful option for you.

To all of you…..If you so believe that God will deliver what he believes is just, then why rant and rave at the people who are making choices in there own lives. Seems to me some of you may not believe in the power of your Almighty God, and want to take the power into your own hands. Its Wrong for you to make choices in other peoples lives.

By: AllLifeIsPrecious

AllLifeIsPrecious — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 17:52:02 +0000

Andrea

Real Christians stand up for the innocent and vulnerable: the unborn, the poor, the elderly and the disabled. Jesus said “whatsoever you do to the least of my people, that you do unto me”. If a “christian” defends abortion, she or he is defending aborting JESUS as well.