With
the Pope coming to the United States this week, his visit was the topic of
discussion in pretty much every corner of the media and public life. The visit
also prompted questions regarding an individual’s faith as well as their political
views and how the two influence one another. It should be no surprise, given
both the Pope’s visit and the recent videos from Planned Parenthood, that the
subject of abortion was one of the primary topics of discussion, debate, and, as
in the case of the Vice President, confusion.
Biden,
a practicing Catholic, was recently
interviewed by America Magazine when he openly talked about the Papal
visit, his faith, and his political views. Most notably, he is quoted as saying
the following:
“Abortion
is always wrong… All the principles of my faith, [which] I make no excuse
for attempting to live up to — I don’t all the time. But I’m not prepared to
impose doctrine that I’m prepared to accept on the rest of [the country].”
While the “pro-choice” crowd has been up in arms about his
statements, I find it a little disturbing for a completely different reason
which is why this is being posted on Friday.
As he states above, he is “not prepared to impose doctrine”. While
this may be true regarding his faith it by no means applies to the rest of his
views as he has made it very clear during his time in public office that he
will do everything in his power to impose the doctrine of the Democratic Party
on the people. This has been evident during his time as Vice President when he,
along with President Obama and the party in general, has tried to strip us of
our second amendment rights.
Time and again, gun owners have been attacked for exercising their
right of ownership and to defend themselves and their family. However, this
does not fit into the doctrine of the Democratic Party so Joe “Double Barrel”
Biden and the rest of the party members have made every effort to vilify those
who don’t subscribe to their world view. Of course, most of the world and the
media in general don’t pay attention to this but what if he acted the same way
with regard to his view on abortion?
So, in the end, the Vice President has admitted in this interview
that he refuses to impose his religious beliefs on the country but his actions
have clearly demonstrated that he is willing, if not eager, to impose his
political beliefs on every single man, woman, and child in this country. I
guess, according to Biden, people are only allowed to have certain rights so
long as he agrees with them. And just think, some people want him to run for
President.
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