Comments for A Voice into the Void

Comment on Sad, Just Sad by Ryan

Ryan — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 19:07:17 +0000

well to me in my mind the baby is apart of the women body till they are born. I wish the baby are born and hope they can be but i think about they many that may still be alive and injoying there live with there family. Maybe there can’t aford excuse spelling error another baby. now adays it is rare for most to aford anything. they may ending cause proverty to the barely standing family. it’s abordon they bare when they deside to not have the child. God will be the judge to the action not me. so I will not act on it with no knowing real reason whey they choose that path.

Comment on Margaret Sanger, Racist by Ryan

Ryan — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 18:51:16 +0000

That one person and people was not race blind. so even if she wanted to bring pills to the black not many would used it when they think of the children they would was, and she is right about my race rebeliouse and I am proud to be rebeliouse. many time people try to exterminate the African race over and over and it is not the first it is still happening like keeping blacks poor and in poor naborhood when there they can’t get aid for there health such as keeping us hiv positive and saying it is a sin to be in a interacual sexual to keep us out and keep it spreading to our race and out of others. OOOOPS I said too much. done

Comment on Burning the Qur’an by Ryan

Ryan — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 18:33:48 +0000

I wish he never feed the fire of hate with this burning of the Quran. They fight back be cause of fear, they already fighting with things that bring hate in there mind. that Burning only showed that they was right all along. we turn that fear a reality to the people when we did that. we would be more outrage if they deside to burn our bible. that is saying god is not real.

Comment on About by Susan

Susan — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 17:21:54 +0000

Sure – I’m always interested in new books…

Comment on About by Michael Snow

Michael Snow — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 05:53:19 +0000

If you would be interested in reviewing Oh Holy Night: The Peace of 1914, I would be glad to send you the pdf.

One review:
http://catholicmediareview.blogspot.com/2010/12/christmas-reading-oh-holy-night-peace.html

Comment on by Susan

Susan — Sat, 06 Aug 2011 00:06:41 +0000

Yes – they have a saying “women are for babies. Boys are for pleasure.” Disgusting and oh so hypocritical. Nice of our gov’t to ignore child sex trafficking. Sickening.

Comment on by elizabeth

elizabeth — Fri, 05 Aug 2011 15:04:33 +0000

on the way to play with mike and mariana at their pool i stopped to get a gallon of water for me and the kids to sip on. the gas station i popped into had such an extensive selection of porn!!! i waited in line to tell the attendant why i wouldn’t be buying anything from him. as i waited i saw a sign on the door informing people that the shop would be closed for certain hours to honor ramadhan until august 31st. i told the man that i couldn’t buy anything from him because of what else he sold and he said “i will return the honor.” ugh.
then i told kevin yesterday about it. he said he is not shocked. there is SO much duplicity in islam. he said there was a child sex ring- traffickers RIGHT outside his kop in afghanistan and they were ordered to do NOTHING about it!!! and he said it is routine for afghan men to have young men as sexual partners becuase women were deemed “unclean”. the whole thing is disgusting IMHO.

Comment on Frequent Flying and the TSA by Susan

Susan — Mon, 16 May 2011 19:24:20 +0000

That’s a hilarious diatribe, Kelly. Not one single nun has ever taken down a plane. How many Muslims have, killing how many thousands of lives? As for drunk “non-Muslims,” ummm…it’s physically impossible to open the emergency door while the plane is in flight. In all of my years of flying, I’ve never seen a single person try. I’m thinking you exaggerate just a bit…and yes – Muslim terrorists are far more of a danger to the flying public than any other class of citizens.

Comment on Frequent Flying and the TSA by Kelly

Kelly — Mon, 16 May 2011 18:42:45 +0000

To answer your question Susan, nothing is wrong with this picture.
A woman wearing a head covering because she is a Muslim, or a woman wearing a head covering because she is a Christain Nun makes no difference.

As a white Muslim wearing hijab I am searched down for the exact same reasons and in the exact same way any other civilian is. This is fairness. Millions of innocent Muslims pass through security every day, board their flight, arrive at their destination causing no trouble as what is prescribed in their religion.

However, thousands of non-Muslims go through security, drink themselves silly carrying glass bottles onto the planes, continue to drink themself silly on the aircraft, abuse cabin crew, abuse other passangers, would impede the exit of hundreds of people in an emegergency, cause punch-ups with other passengers, and could do something incredibly stupid like try to open an emergency door inflight, smoke in the toilet and cause a fire hazard or try to get into the cockpit. Nevermind half of them have pockets full of narcotics from their trip in Amsterdam.

I have seen alot of this behaviour whilst I am sitting on an aeroplane quite the thing reading my book. And national security has the cheek so say MY people are a danger to flying? It should be us they let through security first!!!!

Comment on Child Brides by Hasan

Hasan — Sun, 06 Mar 2011 11:33:33 +0000

I do understand your viewpoint, but what is happening in Pakistan is far from being Islam, if you have read my post, I have specifically written a series of posts ‘against’ the blasphemy law. It is not Islam, Islam doesn’t preach violence.

The Pakistanis are ignorant, illiterate (majorly). They don’t know what they are doing. Islam have been hijacked and they don’t know about it. I do respect your right to have your difference, my attempt will be to educate you regarding Islam and its values.