Please don't be offended by what I'm about to say. Since the attacks in Paris on innocent civilians happened on Saturday, when many lives were claimed by the hostility and brutality of the attacks, there were those of you who thought maybe it would be a good idea to keep the Muslims out of our country. If we did, we wouldn't just be turning away possible terrorists, we would be turning away the women and the children. We'd be taking away their chance of redemption. Did you know that a large number of Muslims, jihadists, and others have been visited by Jesus in the night and have been converted because of that? Did you know that Muslims can get second chances, too?? We can say "poo, poo" like Madeline does to the tiger in the zoo to the Muslim radical it's who have harmed innocent people in Paris, but what about the people being harmed here? What about the possible people we are taking away the chance of life from in abortions? Why is it that we care so much about the people of Paris? They can definitely hold their own.
Of course we should stand with them while they grieve the many losses of loved ones, but what about the people who are hurt and killed here, and they don't even have a voice. When we have abortions, the baby has no voice, isn't able to say, " I am here, I am here, I am here!" The baby has no voice to tell us anything! So why stand with a nation who can defend itself, when we can't seem to understand who really needs our help: the ones who can't defend themselves, who don't have a voice, who has no power to retaliate.
And it's not just the babies who need our help, too. Foster children in the system with an abusive past who just need someone to love them for who they are. They have no say in what happens to them. And there's the millions of children in the sex slave trade. They have no voice on what happens to them. They have no right to tell their parents about what they think. Why are we so focused on Paris when we're not focused on what matters right here in America? Please forgive me if I'm coming across as rude, but I feel like we need to look at ourselves before we talk about kicking anybody out of America. At least that's where I am on the issue.
Happy Monday, everyone!!
