Obama Forces Abortion, Condoms and Mornnig After Pills on Catholics

[SmellsLikeCurlyFries]

It's not a curse but they decide to slaughter it? Hard for me to contemplate the mentality of the younger folks I guess.

We're not talking about abortion, we're talking about contraception.

 

[Umaro]

That's disgusting. I couldn't even get past the first paragraph on the most recent post. Please tell me this is all a bad joke.

The site itself is a joke, but those people really did take that position on the legislation in question.

 

[SmellsLikeCurlyFries]

The site itself is a joke, but those people really did take that position on the legislation in question.

Unfortunately, that really doesn't surprise me.

 

[MachZer0]

We're not talking about abortion, we're talking about contraception.

Here's what i said

"The women I know see pregnancy as a blessing, not a curse."

Once a woman is pregnat, it's too late for contraception. So in this train of though, we were not talking about contraception

 

[SmellsLikeCurlyFries]

Here's what i said

"The women I know see pregnancy as a blessing, not a curse."

Once a woman is pregnat, it's too late for contraception. So in this train of though, we were not talking about contraception

But you don't have to be pregnant to view pregnancy as a blessing or a curse, is the thing.

 

[mathetes123]

By the way, I found this.

"Despite pervasive sexual assault in the U.S. military, women who become pregnant as a result of rape while serving in the military are denied abortion coverage under their health plans -- a policy that will remain in place, the Senate decided on Wednesday. Despite pervasive sexual assault in the U.S. military, women who become pregnant as a result of rape while serving in the military are denied abortion coverage under their health plans -- a policy that will remain in place, the Senate decided on Wednesday."

Apparently tax dollars don't pay for abortions in the military.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/11/30/military-abortion-rape-victims_n_1121640.html

Tax dollars shouldn't pay for any abortions. Why should an innocent life pay the penalty for the crime of another?

 

[Wolseley]

It's not a curse but they decide to slaughter it? Hard for me to contemplate the mentality of the younger folks I guess.

Their mentality is completely utilitarian, Mach. If it's inconvenient, kill it and get it out of the way.

They'll be coming after us old farts in the next decade, mark my words. "Mr. Wolseley has high blood pressure, hypoglycemia, gastro-esophagal reflux disease, post-traumatic stress disorder, and a marked tendency towards obesity; in addition, he has a family history of heart attack, cancer, and diabetes. He is also over the age of 50 and is unemployed, so the taxpayers have to pick up the tab for his health care. The Medical Review Panel has determined that the best option for Mr. Wolseley is NVT, or Non-Voluntary Termination. Upon his next clinic visit, he should be routed to the Terminal Care Facility (gas chamber) and expedited, in order that a further monetary burden should not be placed on the shoulders of the healthy population. Signed, J.D. Kervorkian, M.D., Attending Physician."

 

[mathetes123]

Their mentality is completely utilitarian, Mach. If it's inconvenient, kill it and get it out of the way.

They'll be coming after us old farts in the next decade, mark my words. "Mr. Wolseley has high blood pressure, hypoglycemia, gastro-esophagal reflux disease, post-traumatic stress disorder, and a marked tendency towards obesity; in addition, he has a family history of heart attack, cancer, and diabetes. He is also over the age of 50 and is unemployed, so the taxpayers have to pick up the tab for his health care. The Medical Review Panel has determined that the best option for Mr. Wolseley is NVT, or Non-Voluntary Termination. Upon his next clinic visit, he should be routed to the Terminal Care Facility (gas chamber) and expedited, in order that a further monetary burden should not be placed on the shoulders of the healthy population. Signed, J.D. Kervorkian, M.D., Attending Physician."

Think Logan's Run.

When life is thought of as resulting from random chance (evolution), it is no wonder people don't value life. In Fact, evolution teaches survival of the fittest, so it follows that the weakest among us would be the least valued.

 

[Wolseley]

Think Logan's Run.

When life is thought of as resulting from random chance (evolution), it is no wonder people don't value life. In Fact, evolution teaches survival of the fittest, so it follows that the weakest among us would be the least valued.

Indeed.

Mix that with a generous dollop of entitlement and hedonism, and you have the recipe for a new Final Solution.

 

[MachZer0]

Their mentality is completely utilitarian, Mach. If it's inconvenient, kill it and get it out of the way.

They'll be coming after us old farts in the next decade, mark my words. "Mr. Wolseley has high blood pressure, hypoglycemia, gastro-esophagal reflux disease, post-traumatic stress disorder, and a marked tendency towards obesity; in addition, he has a family history of heart attack, cancer, and diabetes. He is also over the age of 50 and is unemployed, so the taxpayers have to pick up the tab for his health care. The Medical Review Panel has determined that the best option for Mr. Wolseley is NVT, or Non-Voluntary Termination. Upon his next clinic visit, he should be routed to the Terminal Care Facility (gas chamber) and expedited, in order that a further monetary burden should not be placed on the shoulders of the healthy population. Signed, J.D. Kervorkian, M.D., Attending Physician."

You just solved the Social Security and Medicare problems. In the future, rather than raise the retirement age when Social Security is in trouble, they can lower the NVT age.

 

[heymikey80]

We're not talking about abortion, we're talking about contraception.

So you don't think abortion's next on the list.

Why?

I guess, having listened with skepticism to people 30 years ago saying that homosexuality would be next on the list as a protected minority, I'm not as much a skeptic.

Having read with shock Goldwater's prediction of exactly what the Soviet Union would attempt up to 1980, I'm jaded at denials.

Having read Brzezinski's prediction of the downfall of the Soviet Union and the risks involved, I'm jaded at denials.

I think it's pretty obvious what's next on the list, and the liberal mindset is simply probing out a legal precedent for it to follow.

BTW, after abortion the predictions do indeed follow end-of-life precedents due to age (which are programmed into the medical care law), and then questions of viability will extend elsewhere, to people who can't be productive. I've already "fired" a few specialists because they declared openly to me that they made certain decisions of treatment based on "a long and full life". I suspect that will become commonplace as the '50's generation ages into dependency ... on ... the ... government.

 

[Wolseley]

You just solved the Social Security and Medicare problems. In the future, rather than raise the retirement age when Social Security is in trouble, they can lower the NVT age.

And don't think for a minute somebody in Washington hasn't taken that fact into consideration.

"Nobody's talking about throwing Grandma into the street"---because Grandma isn't going to need a street....or a house....or Medicare....or anything else, except an eighteen-inch square hole in the ground to house her ashes.

 

[SmellsLikeCurlyFries]

So you don't think abortion's next on the list.

On the list for what?

 

[SmellsLikeCurlyFries]

Their mentality is completely utilitarian, Mach. If it's inconvenient, kill it and get it out of the way.

They'll be coming after us old farts in the next decade, mark my words. "Mr. Wolseley has high blood pressure, hypoglycemia, gastro-esophagal reflux disease, post-traumatic stress disorder, and a marked tendency towards obesity; in addition, he has a family history of heart attack, cancer, and diabetes. He is also over the age of 50 and is unemployed, so the taxpayers have to pick up the tab for his health care. The Medical Review Panel has determined that the best option for Mr. Wolseley is NVT, or Non-Voluntary Termination. Upon his next clinic visit, he should be routed to the Terminal Care Facility (gas chamber) and expedited, in order that a further monetary burden should not be placed on the shoulders of the healthy population. Signed, J.D. Kervorkian, M.D., Attending Physician."

You're really into this whole fear-mongering thing, aren't you?

 

[heymikey80]

You're really into this whole fear-mongering thing, aren't you?

We weren't the ones who hit on writing "end of life committees" into law.

 

[heymikey80]

On the list for what?

for support by the law.

 

[Wolseley]

You're really into this whole fear-mongering thing, aren't you?

Looking at the current trends along with the progressive liberal mindset and extrapolating where it will inevitably lead is fear-mongering?

 

[SmellsLikeCurlyFries]

Looking at the current trends along with the progressive liberal mindset and extrapolating where it will inevitably lead is fear-mongering?

I've yet to meet a progressive liberal that would advocate the nonsense you think is going to happen. All the progressive liberals I know would be appalled by that.

There's absolutely no evidence that that will happen, so yes, it's fear-mongering.

 

[SmellsLikeCurlyFries]

for support by the law.

Well, abortion is already supported by the law, so I'm not sure what you're talking about.

 

[SmellsLikeCurlyFries]

We weren't the ones who hit on writing "end of life committees" into law.

Can you link me to the portion of the law where it says that?