JOE BIDEN THE SOCIOPATH LIAR
Biden’s Conscience:
In the 2012 vice-presidential debates, Biden avowed that “My religion defines who I am.” “I’ve been a practicing Catholic my whole life,” and “With regard to abortion, I accept my church’s position on abortion as what we call de fide doctrine. Life begins at conception.”
Biden’s Use of the Eichmann Defense
After an undistinguished business career, Adolf Eichmann finally achieved the gratifying pleasures of power and prestige that he had so long desired. He was the chief executive assigned to manage the logistics of Hitler’s “Final Solution.” Before it was all over, more than six million Jewish children, women, and men, along with millions of others, would be murdered in the Nazi extermination camps.
In 1960, fifteen years after Germany’s WWII surrender and only after a relentless search, Israeli agents captured Eichmann hiding at his home near Buenos Aires, Argentina. He was brought to Israel, tried for crimes against humanity, and executed by hanging in June 1962.
Eichmann felt no sense of guilt for his actions. In his unsuccessful pardon plea, he matter-of-factly explained his belief that “There is a need to draw a line between the leaders responsible and the people like me forced to serve as mere instruments in the hands of the leaders. I was not a responsible leader, and as such do not feel myself guilty.”
Eichmann’s depraved rationalization was: In fulfilling one’s moral obligation, obedience to government mandate supersedes one’s conscience.
The moral principle that an individual’s conscience -- without reference to government mandate -- must determine his or her position on social controversies such as slavery and suffrage remains true for all others -- including the nasty issue of abortion.
Biden’s Conscience:
In the 2012 vice-presidential debates, Biden avowed that “My religion defines who I am.” “I’ve been a practicing Catholic my whole life,” and “With regard to abortion, I accept my church’s position on abortion as what we call de fide doctrine. Life begins at conception.”
In a much later interview, Biden stated “I am a Catholic. I can't say that without pointing out that I oppose abortion with all my heart and soul.”
Well, the Catholic doctrine on abortion that Biden claims that his conscience follows is unambiguous.
“In reality, respect for human life is called for from the time that the process of generation begins. From the time that the ovum is fertilized, a life is begun which is neither that of the father nor of the mother; it is rather the life of a new human being with her/his own growth." (Vatican Declaration on Procured Abortion (1974))
Clearly, from Biden’s public statements, he has consistently professed that his conscience dictates that a fetus is a defenseless human being endowed with the same right to life as he is.
Biden’s Actions
There’s no way that Biden could have obtained the gratifying pleasures of power and prestige of the presidency without first receiving his party’s nomination. And to receive that nomination he had to claim that he believed that the 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision was a government mandate that guaranteed the unrestricted right to abort unwanted children.
Anyone familiar with Biden’s actions as president will agree he has been staunchly obedient to his perceived government mandate. He and many of his fellow Democratic politicians have asserted that a woman’s right to abortion extends for the entire nine months of pregnancy. Because of such extreme pro-choice actions, reputable organizations -- such as the Family Research Council -- have accurately labeled Biden as the most pro-abortion president in history.
Biden’s and Eichmann’s Rationalization
Every knowledgeable person, other than sociopaths, must question how Biden can possibly reconcile his professed belief that human “life begins at conception” with his enthusiastic support for the murder of that life.
Given human nature, the answer is easily understood.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. observed.
“The more I thought about human nature, the more I saw how our tragic inclination for sin/mistakes causes us to use our minds to rationalize our (self-gratifying) action.”
And per Leigh Brackett:
”There's never been a (self-gratifying) act done since the beginning, from a kid stealing candy to a dictator committing genocide, that the person doing it didn't think he was fully justified. That's a mental trick called rationalizing, and it's done the human race more harm than anything else...”
Biden claims a moral obligation to support unrestricted abortions because, to him, the Roe decision is a government mandate that established abortion as a constitutional right. By his depraved reasoning, Biden’s rationalization for his self-gratifying support for abortion is exactly the same as Eichmann’s for his self-gratifying support of the Holocaust, i.e., In fulfilling one’s moral obligation, obedience to government mandate supersedes one’s conscience.
Keeping with recent traditions, Biden was widely assumed to have accepted university president Father John Jenkins’ invitation to speak and receive an honorary doctorate at the 2021 graduation ceremony. But something happened in May that caused the White House to unexpectedly announce that Joe “could not attend due to an (unspecified) scheduling conflict.”
Apparently, Biden’s political handlers became aware that 4,300 Notre Dame students, faculty, and alumni had signed a petition demanding that Jenkins disinvite the President. The reason given was that Biden “embraces the most pro-abortion and anti-religious liberty public policy in history.”
Biden, however, shouldn’t take this condemnation personally. I’d bet those oppressive Catholics would have signed a similar protest had Eichmann been invited.
Mark Bard, author of Obligated Conservatism: Striving for a Love Thy Neighbor Society, is a lifelong and now retired conservative. His email address is mabardpax@gmail.com
Report: Oregon Pitches Mobile Abortion Clinics for ‘Rural Parts of the State, Communities of Color’
Oregon lawmakers want to send “mobile abortion clinics” to “rural parts of the state and communities of color” to help them end the lives of their unborn children, Live Action News reported on Monday, citing the Herald and News.
A “Reproductive Health and Access to Care” work group organized by Oregon House Speaker Dan Rayfield (D) created recommendations following the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, saying the state should use community and university health centers to spread abortion information and increase medication abortions.
“That could include utilizing community health to deploy mobile abortion clinics and having college medical centers dispense abortion-inducing medications and emergency contraception,” Herald and News wrote.
The work group was comprised of representatives from radical pro-abortion groups, including Planned Parenthood, Oregon ACLU, Oregon Nurses Association, and Center for Reproductive Rights, as well as “transgender rights” groups.
These groups also said they want to go after crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs), which are often run by pro-life groups and offer alternatives to abortion, as well as pre and post-natal services and resources for parents.
“[The work group] also wants to use state unfair trade practices to go after crisis pregnancy centers operated by ‘pro life’ groups offering alternatives to abortions,” according to the report. “The work group also wants state statutes and medical regulations to offer greater protections for gender-affirming care, including sex changes. That includes privacy protections for doctors serving transgender patients.”
The work group’s recommendation document says Oregon should “implement a regionally diverse pilot for (Federally Qualified Health Centers) FQHCs interested in expanding reproductive health services to support abortion access through state funding. Establish a technical advisory group to assist with pilot design and administration. Pilot criteria must be flexible to permit the use of mobile clinics or other temporary or transitional features, and applicants must demonstrate a governance commitment to expanding reproductive health services.” (Emphasis added)
The Herald and News report points out that Oregon already has a $15 million public fund “to help women travel to Oregon for abortions and to help clinics with staffing and equipment.”
U.S. Catholic Bishop: Biden an 'Evil President' Who Promotes 'Murder of the Unborn at Every Turn'
(CNS News.com) -- In response to the Vatican taking away the priestly faculties of Fr. Frank Pavone, a prominent leader in the U.S. pro-life movement, Bishop Joseph Strickland of Texas called out Rome's moral hypocrisy, noting that some "Vatican officials promote immorality" and that President Joe Biden is "an evil president" who "promotes" the "murder of the unborn at every turn."
President Biden is a Catholic who supports abortion and other immoral activities that the Catholic Church teaches are gravely sinful, such as homosexual behavior and gay "marriage."
Fr. Frank Pavone, the national director of Priests for Life, is widely popular and highly respected by faithful Catholics and Protestants who support the pro-life cause. Pavone was dismissed from the clerical state by the Vatican on Nov. 9, for allegedly making "blasphemous communications on social media" and persistently disobeying the instructions of his bishop.
Pavone has been laicized, defrocked by Rome, and he is no longer allowed to offer the Mass or minister as a priest. His dismissal, which reportedly involved Pope Francis's approval, sent shock waves through the pro-life movement.
In response to the claims made by Rome against Fr. Pavone, Bishop Strickland of Tyler, Texas, tweeted on Dec. 17: "The blasphemy is that this holy priest is canceled while an evil president promotes the denial of truth & the murder of the unborn at every turn, Vatican officials promote immorality & denial of the deposit of faith & priests promote gender confusion devastating lives…evil."
After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in late June, President Biden issued an executive order to help ensure that abortion would be available to women. In response to his action, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops issued a statement that reads:
"It is deeply disturbing and tragic that President Biden is choosing instead to use his power as President of the United States to promote and facilitate abortion in our country, seeking every possible avenue to deny unborn children their most basic human and civil right, the right to life. Rather than using the power of the executive branch to increase support and care to mothers and babies, the president’s executive order seeks only to facilitate the destruction of defenseless, voiceless human beings.
“I implore the president to abandon this path that leads to death and destruction and to choose life. As always, the Catholic Church stands ready to work with this Administration and all elected officials to protect the right to life of every human being and to ensure that pregnant and parenting mothers are fully supported in the care of their children before and after birth.”
In response to the Vatican's action, Fr. Pavone partly said in a statement, "But the fact is that many Church leaders are governing out of fear, and many are Democrat loyalists and do not want to offend their friends in the Party of Death. So they tell us to shut up. And this problem is compounded by the fact that many bishops have isolated themselves from the rest of the Church.... Instead of taking the time to listen, encounter, and learn about the lifesaving work of the pro-life movement, many of them just try to hamper it from afar."
To read Fr. Pavone's statement, click here.
Pres. Biden Omitted ‘Jesus’ and ‘Christ’ from Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony for 2nd Straight Year – But, Trump Didn’t
This year, when President Joe Biden spoke at his second annual White House Christmas tree lighting ceremony, he neglected to mention either “Christ” or “Jesus,” just as he did last year.
Not until the last two sentences of his remarks, did he wish Americans a “Merry Christmas” and mention “God” (“God bless you.”)
At the 2021 Christmas tree lighting ceremony, on December 2, Biden did actually commemorate a birthday: that of his Interior Secretary, not that of Jesus Christ (“It is wonderful to join you here on your birthday, Madam Secretary. Happy birthday”).
In contrast, at his last Christmas tree lighting ceremony in 2019, President Donald Trump reminded Americans of the Christian heritage and beliefs that Christmas trees represent:
“More than 2,000 years ago, a brilliant star shone in the East. Wise men traveled far, far afield. I mean, they were a long distance away. And they came and they stood with us under the star, where they found the Holy Family in Bethlehem. As the Bible tells us, when the Wise Men “had come into the house, they saw the young child with Mary, his mother, and fell down and worshiped him.”
“Christians give thanks that the Son of God came into the world to save humanity. Jesus Christ inspires us to love one another with hearts full of generosity and grace.”
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“And at Christmas, we remember this eternal truth: Every person is a beloved child of God. As one grateful nation, we praise the joy of family, the blessings of freedom, and the miracle of Christmas.”
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