Lex unloads on crooked JG

You miserable pompous hypocrites. Sometime back the JG published a letter written by me contending that ultrasound would eventually bring about the end of abortion because it makes plain that what is being killed is a baby.  The double-dealing weasels at the JG published that letter under the headline: “Abortion is murder, check the ultrasound.” That letter can be found in the JG letter archive at the link: Nov 8, 2014 dated March 16, 2016. 

I contacted the JG and asked that it correct the bogus headline.  The JG refused.  I asked that I be able to respond immediately to correct what I still believe was crude and purposeful effort by the JG to mischaracterize my letter.  Not only would the JG not correct its own baloney they would not allow me to correct its misleading garbage for 30 days. 

The JG subsequently published my correction letter under the headline: “Inflammatory headline misstated position.”  That letter can be found in the JG letter archive at the link: Dec 8, 2014 dated March 16, 2016. 

Now on Jan 31, 2018 the JG issues an editorial (Civil Society) condescendingly congratulating Ft. Wayne right life marchers for not “denouncing pro-choice advocates as murderers.” 

You dishonest virtue signaling hypocrites.  The JG called abortion murder atop my letter.  YOU did it!  And I know why you did it, and I told you at the time why you did it.  You did it to give my prolife letter “an offensive edge” that it did not have nor deserve. 

The JG implying the prolife movement has an offensive edge, while giving the lunatic Women’s March a pass, is itself offensive. 

Did the JG bother to check any of the signage at the D.C. Women’s March?  No. Being totally dishonest hypocrites that wouldn’t do and wouldn’t fit the JG’s narrative.  Besides, looking at both sides of a story would require a fair-minded journalist (something clearly in short supply at the JG) capable of expanding their research on a topic past MSNBC and the Huffington Post. 

Here’s a sampling of what goes on the D.C. Women’s March, stop when they get too offensive: 

Washed up celebs talk about blowing up the White House 

The entire women’s movement is based on vulgar slang for a part of a woman’s anatomy - pussy 

Signs with an offensive edge include: 

Kill the freeloaders (babies) 

Babies are useless – they can’t even talk 

If Mary had had an abortion we wouldn’t be in this mess 

This bitch bites 

This pussy is made of steel 

This pussy bites back 

America was never great 

Tits before toupees 

A whole line of profanity laced epitaphs directed at President Trump the most basic being F*ck Trump 

Another whole line of disgusting sex art placards 

And people dressed up in vagina, oops sorry, pussy costumes just for fun 

If the JG doesn’t think that these have an “offensive edge” publish every one of them and ask your readers what they think. 

To the like-minded boobs at the JG none of that has an “offensive edge” – right?  You are all hypocrites. 

If the JG wants to know why their profession is less admired by Americans than a rapist with AIDS, they need look no further than this slipshod piece.  

Strong letter to follow.  

 JG editorial: 

There are thin but crucial lines between constructive criticism and pointless grousing. 

In Washington, D.C., in particular and on the internet generally, the bad drives out the good, and invective trumps civility. It's easier to indulge in name-calling than to propose solutions. 

To a commendable degree, the public discussion in Fort Wayne rises above such chaos. 

Consider two recent examples from different points on the political spectrum: Sunday's March for Life, which drew 2,000 participants opposed to abortion, and the women's march, in which several hundred gathered the Sunday prior to affirm women's right to be respected and heard. 

The March for Life is an annual event. Protests elsewhere have sometimes taken an offensive edge, but the vast majority of demonstrators here seem to understand they can make their point without displaying photos of bloody fetuses or denouncing pro-choice advocates as murderers. The predominant message on the signs Fort Wayne marchers carried: “Choose Life.” 

The women's march began last year, as a nearly spontaneous national reaction by opponents of President Donald Trump the weekend of his inauguration. Though many marchers were pro-choice, marches did not exclude pro-life women. 

This year's theme broadened to include the “#metoo” and “Time's Up” movements bringing awareness to the issue of sexual harassment. 

A local protester's sign summed up the aspirations of many: “Respect my existence or expect my resistance.” 

Yes, the internet trolls are everywhere, and only a portion can be dismissed as Russian bots. 

But, thankfully, a tradition of strong but civil disagreement still prevails in Fort Wayne and much of Indiana.

The FBI has “grave concerns” about releasing the memo
I’ll bet they do.  When someone wants to release a memo that proves that your organization is crooked as hell it might just cause you grave concern.  #Release the memo