For well over a year, various people have been telling me I need to be on Twitter. When I created The Catholic Geeks’ Twitter account, those same people celebrated that I would be able to put the “smackdown” on various other people, of the sort that I would occasionally run into on Facebook.
Well, one of the first group decided to bring one of the latter to my attention via our Twitter account.
My conclusion after looking this group over?
But I was told that perhaps others would like to enjoy the snark, so here’s more for your reading pleasure.
This group describes itself as “A voice for Catholics who believe that Catholic tradition supports one’s right to follow her/his conscience in matters of sexuality and reproductive health.”
The Catholic Geeks’ Declan Finn was the one to suggest I put these up in a blog post. Apparently, he had a good time.
For those who don’t know, @monsterhunter45 (because they don’t make a monsterhunter50) is the Twitter handle of the one and only Larry Correia, author of the Monster Hunter series (which Andy Hague just reviewed for The Catholic Geeks). Correia is known for snarky tweets aimed at SJWs, socialists, gun control advocates, and people who think entertaining fiction is for idiots.
To which Declan responded:
Declan, of course, couldn’t let me have all the fun.
Of course, all this furor right now is because today Congress looked at the possibility of removing any federal funding for Planned Parenthood, which apparently is the sole source of “reproductive healthcare” in the nation and can only function with taxpayer money.
When your argument is in favor of the unthinkable, it necessarily requires you to stop thinking.
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For well over a year, various people have been telling me I need to be on Twitter. When I created The Catholic Geeks’ Twitter account, those same people celebrated that I would be able to put the “smackdown” on various other people, of the sort that I would occasionally run into on Facebook.
Well, one of the first group decided to bring one of the latter to my attention via our Twitter account.
My conclusion after looking this group over?
But I was told that perhaps others would like to enjoy the snark, so here’s more for your reading pleasure.
This group describes itself as “A voice for Catholics who believe that Catholic tradition supports one’s right to follow her/his conscience in matters of sexuality and reproductive health.”
The Catholic Geeks’ Declan Finn was the one to suggest I put these up in a blog post. Apparently, he had a good time.
For those who don’t know, @monsterhunter45 (because they don’t make a monsterhunter50) is the Twitter handle of the one and only Larry Correia, author of the Monster Hunter series (which Andy Hague just reviewed for The Catholic Geeks). Correia is known for snarky tweets aimed at SJWs, socialists, gun control advocates, and people who think entertaining fiction is for idiots.
To which Declan responded:
Declan, of course, couldn’t let me have all the fun.
Of course, all this furor right now is because today Congress looked at the possibility of removing any federal funding for Planned Parenthood, which apparently is the sole source of “reproductive healthcare” in the nation and can only function with taxpayer money.
When your argument is in favor of the unthinkable, it necessarily requires you to stop thinking.
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Matthew Bowman is a traditionally-minded Catholic convert and freelance science fiction and fantasy editor, which means that he's in high demand in a small population. Fortunately, he loves talking about stories. And Catholicism. And history. And philosophy. And lots of other stuff.