The Thoughts of A Conservative Gal

conservativepains:

Credit: piperhutch-conservativegal 

socopolitics:

gop-tea-pub:

A Greek doctor recently posted this picture from one of his deliveries on his personal FB page—Which should come as no surprise … this birth was unique.

The baby was welcomed into this world via c-section, but surprisingly remained inside the amniotic sac post delivery. And according to the OB/GYN in charge of this delivery, the baby did not even know that it had been born yet.

Typically, these sacs break on their own or are broken by the doctor when a woman’s body is ready to give birth. This process is more commonly known as a woman’s “water breaking.” It is extremely rare for babies to be born with the sac completely intact.

Despite its rare occurrence, it isn’t dangerous. In fact, the delivering doctor noted that the baby remained safe in the sac connected to their mother by the umbilical cord and feeding off the placenta—he/she had not yet drawn a breath. Once the bag was officially broken, the baby would take in its first breath of life independently.

Would abortion-determined activists believe it was still ethically/legally acceptable to terminate this baby’s life? Certainly some would argue yes.

In the midst of press releases concerning innocent lives being terminated pre and post delivery, while we grieve the loss of these children, we are grateful that this egregious act is being brought to light … Believing that one by one the minds of abortion-determined women and men would realize the implications of their stance towards abortion.

As the fight for LIFE continues, please pray for those who are questioning their beliefs about abortion. And SHARE this story with the hopes that someone you know might have a change of heart.

He’s huge!

That’s cool. 

tearsmorgan:

Remember those zoopals paper plates with animals on them
I’m gonna make some with different liberals crying on them
and that’s all I will eat off of
Liberaltears paper plates why isn’t that already a thing

(via quesodemono)

I spent nearly an hour customizing my blog. 

Would ya’ll mind checking it out and telling me what you think?

americas-liberty:

The Revolutionary War:

• Deaths: ~25,000
• Wounded: 16,500

The Civil War:

• Deaths: 750,000
• Wounded: 282,000

World War 1:

• Deaths: 116,000
• Wounded: 204,000

World War 2:

• Deaths: 416,000
• Wounded: 670,000

Korea:

• Deaths: 44,600
• Wounded: 92,134

Vietnam:

• Deaths: 58,000
• Wounded: 153,000

War on Terror:

• Deaths: 6,600+
• Wounded: 50,000+

Freedom is paid with the blood of heroes.

The blood of Soldiers (And Airmen, Sailors, and Marines) pays for your right to be a pacifist. 

(via captainehren)

proudgayconservative:

Folding knives, regardless of blade size, with a locking mechanism are illegal in the U.K. for carry in public and are referred to as “lock knives.” According to British law, “The maximum penalty for an adult carrying a knife is 4 years in prison and a fine of £5,000.”

Pepper spray is also illegal under section 5(1)(b) of the Firearms Act 1968, which prohibits “any weapon of whatever description designed or adapted for the discharge of any noxious liquid, gas or other thing.”

It is illegal to import pepper spray or a stun gun because British law expressly states that pepper spray and stun guns are classified as firearms. Blow guns are classified as “offensive weapons” and are prohibited to own, except for veterinarians or registered animal handlers.

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2013/05/24/why-did-british-bystanders-watch-a-soldier-get-hacked-to-death/#ixzz2UFMvZmJ4

I did already know about this, but it is very scary stuff. 

(Also, they’re pushing for more knife control legislation.)

No thank you. Not in my country. 

(via conservanerdy)

americas-liberty:

runningrepublican:

And was started by two Civil War Generals with the goal of arming and training blacks so they could defend themselves.

(Source: sacred-fox, via robert-cabot-lodge)

lefrenche:

basedheisenberg:

-Be white and wealthy

-Turn on your MacBook

-Pick something about society you don’t like

-Blame it on your personal and loosely defined version of “Capitalism”

-Make sly unsubstantiated statement about white people to make it seem like you’re “not like…

Then say “Communists can have (insert name of capitalism-produced item here) too!” 

ricekrisplease:

*waves AMERICAN flag back and forth*

(via the-liberty-republican)

socorro345:

piperhutch-conservativegal:

entropic-dissonance:

brooksbrothersrepublican:

Ain’t no party like a GOP party.

why are two of the worst republicans ever on this, needs some dwight and teddy.

Still a good graphic, you have to admit. 

The Republican Party Party, a minific. I just couldn’t help myself.

As I look around the party I find my group of friends. Lincoln and Grant are the two most reserved ones, apart from the group and closer with each other. Though today they seem to be animated in a discussion. They are obviously disagreeing but are being polite to each other about it. They’re the oldest. The cool ones, if you will. They are the ones to go to for wise words and advice. I look over my shoulder after hearing the booming laughter of a more infamous friend. Nixon is the friend that you don’t completely trust. He’s arrogant and rude, but you agree with him occasionally. There are worse people. We accepted him in our group, though we’ve had some pretty crazy arguments in the past. Despite his attitude, if you get some liquor in him and he’s a regular party animal as he appears to be tonight. So is Bush. I watch as both take a shot of what appears to be whiskey. Bush I like more though he has made some poor choices before. He’s kind of dorky and many people hate him for it, but I don’t mind it so much. He coughs as it seems some of his whiskey shot has gone down his windpipe. He recovers and looks back up and meets my gaze. He waves and I return the gesture. I disagree with him on certain things, but I know he’s a good person at heart and I don’t mind his company in the slightest. Reagan comes up behind him and grabs his shoulders as he whispers something into Bush’s ear. They both erupt in laughter. Reagan is the favorite of the group. A great guy who finds compromises  to most of our disagreements. He’s someone that everyone trusts. A smile creeps onto his face as he looks up at me. He seems about to say something, but before he can, a drunken Nixon comes up and puts his arms around both Reagan and Lincoln who appears to have materialized to the opposite end of the room as Grant. Grant looks at Lincoln with a disappointed look on his face. If Lincoln notices, he avoids eye contact with him while instead staring off into the distance with a look as if he is seeing into the future. “Oi, you! How bout a pic?” Nixon has seen the camera sticking out of my pocket. He inhales some smoke from his cigar with his arm still around Lincoln, who blinks slowly with an annoyed expression but makes no complaint. I take out my camera as Bush returns to the group with two more cups full to the brim with alcohol. He sees I’m about to take a picture and raises one in a pose. The all smile, except for Reagan who has put in a birthday whistle into his mouth in an obvious mock reference to Nixon’s cigar. I smile as I take the shot and sigh afterwards as they all turn back to conversation. My friends are imperfect, yes, but I know they are on my side and share the passions I share. A love of country and a love of conservatism. I am truly accepted and understood in their midst.

YES! THANK YOU! 

(Source: brooksbrothersrepublican)