Tuesday, December 9, 2008

Pluralist Democracy Is The Best

sad reflection after the election.

long time since I wrote anything, but there were important reasons. A lot of work and forum in which we conduct some interesting discussion. I invite them warmly.

I would like to return to the last election. I looked at the analysis of voting statistics showing who and how to vote and to share with you their findings. I believe that they are very instructive.

in the majority of white people voted for McCain. 55% of them, compared with 43% of the votes cast for Obama. But whites make up only 74% of the electorate, and Hispanics and Negroes voted strongly for the candidate of the Democratic Party. Latinos in a 2:1 ratio, 67% of Democrats, 31% of Republicans and 95 percent Negroes voted for a Democrat. It was enough with a vengeance to tip the scales of victory for Obama page. This might be expected, these are similar results as in every election, they differ at most a few percent. Much more interesting is to look at how the followers of different vote religion.

Protestants forming 54% of the electorate voted in respect of the votes from 1954 to 1945% for McCain. Catholics, however, which is half less, 27% of the electorate, voted the exact opposite: 54% for Obama, 45% for McCain. And this despite the fact that eighty bishops issued a statement before the elections, enlightening us about what the Catholic Church teaches. Statements and letters clearly teach that it is impossible to reconcile the teachings of the Church of the program, the most pro-abortion candidate for president in the history of the United States.

Why So it happened, what happened? Further statistics will shed some light on this issue. But before I get to them, remember that the Jews had also voted for Obama and is a high ratio from 1978 to 1921%. Jews traditionally vote for demokratóww the U.S., but this year the Democratic Party candidate was sympathetic to the Palestinian cause. Of course, he did not say this during the campaign and the press also did not drew Obama's old political sympathies (doing what it can to enable him to win), but still for me it's an amazing result. I think he also was surprised many Jews living in Israel.

Return to the votes cast by the Christians. Protestants, who each week take part in worship in their churches voted against 1967 to 1932% for McCain. Those who are less often in the church, voted only from 1954 to 1945% for McCain. Among Catholics, it was much worse. Those who tend to be every Sunday at Mass, albeit voted for McCain, but only votes from 1950 to 1949%. Those who only occasionally visit the church have voted for Obama, from 1958 to 1940%.

Another group consists of so called "Born Again Evangelical Christians." Born again evangelicals. They themselves often do not really like to call them Protestants. Very many of them "were Catholics", people who have left the church, often because they believe the church is too tolerant and "summer and" comes to matters of faith. And this group of people voted strongly for McCain, over votes from 1974 to 1924%. And a little sad that they have been better than the Catholics understand what is the danger of selection of such a man as Obama.

These statistics clearly show how little we understand the Church's teaching. They also show where the heart is. I understand that people are disappointed in the U.S. economic situation and that often do not vote for Obama as much as against McCain. But it does not justify them in any way. Obama was the candidate for whom in any manner is not acceptable from the standpoint of Catholic teaching on such important matters as human life.

quite loudly before the election was about the five things for a Catholic can not be disputed. These things are abortion, "marriage" of homosexuals, cloning, research on embryonic stem cell research and euthanasia. Of course there were the loud among those who listen to Catholic radio, watch television Catholic, reading lists of their bishops. The problem is that most people consider themselves Catholics never doing. Most people who consider themselves as Catholics do not regularly visited by even the church. Therefore, I think many Catholics are not even heard about it, and following the vote, rather care for their wallets than to concern for the unborn child.

In these states, where people could vote in favor of increased restrictions on abortion also lost. It is true that there is probably no practical significance, because Obama will do everything in his power to any federal law overturned abortion restrictions, but these results show what happens to America. Obama promised at the meeting of Planned Parenthood, an organization responsible for murdering most of the nearly 50 million unborn babies in the last 30 years in the U.S. that the first document to which the sign after the transfer of power will FOCA, Freedom Of Choice Act, the law abolishing any restrictions in this field. Any restrictions, the type of waiting a few days, notify the parents of minor children with their grandson abortion, bans on transporting children to the state in order to comply with other like abortion will become illegal.

One optimistic picture of the recent elections, the voting define what marriage is. In three states, people can vote for amendments to state constitutions defining marriage as between one man and one woman. In California, fought a fierce and very expensive to campaign on this issue. There, too, as well as in Arizona, more than 50% was enough votes to approve such an amendment. In Florida, we had over 60% of the votes to push through the law. And in California, 52.2% men, 56.3% in Arizona, and Florida 62% of voters voted for recognition as a marriage of what such a seemingly is obvious. But everyone here realizes that this is just winning the battle, and not the whole war and pro-gay activists will not stop the attacks on the family and attempts to change the definition of what should be and de facto marriage.

This whole situation would be very depressing, were it not that I believe deeply that something good happens. Perhaps we need to reach the bottom, to realize that God, not politicians, we can provide a solution here. Maybe you just need to pray more, more fast, to give themselves totally to God and him only to find hope. After the elections, can also be seen clearly that John Paul II's call for a new evangelization is an urgent need. We Catholics as a whole, we have no idea what the Church teaches and what we must do and what not. This, I voted in November really brings us to shame. We are a year old, are more important for us vague promises that the economy will improve and we're ready for them to offer the lives of millions of unborn children murdered in abortion mills. Really a shame.

will say that no one is thinking? Maybe. But God gave us the reason we thought. I do not know how Obama is going to change the economic situation. Do not put forward any plan. All that hope for improvement is "wishful thinking, wishful thinking. No facts do not support this optimism. However, is how Obama voted so far in matters that are important, it is no secret. This is a public record. I always voted for the legalization of abortion throughout pregnancy, the ninth month in total, and even voted against the law nakazującemu rescue a child who survived an abortion. Difficult for me to make this possible context to look at him differently than a monster.

We wonder how it happened, that Germany was democratically elected someone like Hitler. I'm not surprised. For me, the Americans did in November, exactly the same and the story so that is what a few decades will evaluate. I do not think I'm exaggerating in this comparison. Obama is even worse monster, he fights for the right to kill their own countrymen. Compatriots, which disproportionately many to do so, as he is, Negroes. I am convinced that we have finally opened my eyes to all and everyone will see what it really is abortion. Killing an innocent man in a place that should be the safest place in the world. At the heart of the mother.

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