Do you think this person was trying to make a point, after what happened to Sara Palin 's daughter?

Question

yes or no?

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Answer 1

I really don't even get the point the person is trying to make.  Since when is Sarah Palin's daughter being hailed as a hero?  At least I assume that's the inference in the question.  If I'm mistaken and the post is referring to someone else then I stand corrected.

Answer 2

What everyone must remember before pointing a finger, that we all are a people with feet of clay. Anyone can make a mistake, but how we cope with it and how we deal with it is another matter entirely.

The Bible tells us in Proverbs that if we dig a hole for someone, then it is we that will fall into it.

Answer 3

Yup. It's a good point, too. Just now coming home I heard a number of Religious Right folks being interviewed about the situation, and they _all_ pretended to believe that Palin's daughter's pregnancy was a plus for the ticket. Obvious blatant dishonesty on their part.

Answer 4

a point yes. Is it related, couldn't say.

Answer 5

yes...but I don't think it was a very good point...

I would sort of wonder what the situation would be if Ms. Palin were not running for national office...but then, the world is full of "what ifs", and we must deal with the cards we are dealt, mustn't we?

Answer 6

No, I think she was trolling.  If it was intended to make a point, it fell flat.  It came out more like this, "I am a liberal judgmental shrew."

Answer 7

If she were forced to face the rabid dogs on Bristol's heels right now, then yes she would be a hero.

But sense she is just another "knocked-up" Teenage girl...eh not so much.  

Answer 8

He's obviously lying about being a conservative and is being mean and hateful to others who are voting for McCain using a cynical criticism of Palin's daughter.

Answer 9

looks like it.