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It’s been fun, but I’m bowing out now. There’s only so much I can handle from folks dehumanizing other folks.
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<shrug> It wasn't difficult.Darn. You figure us out.
Christian parents should be teaching that to their kids. Since most people I know, that had abortions are Christians. Or raised by Christians. Schools teach the risks. At least they did when I went. I think they should teach more. And drive them where the can get free BC.Or teach then to not have sex unless they know they run the risk of pregnancy, and if they get pregnant, they cannot kill the child.
Just making something illegal doesn't stop it. I can't believe that so very many people didn't learn that from alcohol prohibition.
I'm going to say this next thing without looking it up
In all honesty, the thing which makes humans different from the animals doesn't take up residency until just before birth. When one looks around at both nature and the way we build everything, the use of a vessel doesn't start until the vessel is completed.
Ships are not built around the crew which will sail it. The crew is hired after the ship is complete. Birds lay eggs AFTER the nest is built. They don't build the nest around the eggs. It is the nature of this world that occupancy occurs AFTER the construction and not at the beginning of construction.
There is absolutely no reason to think that which makes us different from the animals follows a different path than all the rest of the natural way of this existence.
Yeah, figured I'd end up reading something like this.If twisting what I say is your path to victory, good on ya.
So, what’s the issue in that case?
Out of curiosity, could you tell us how much of the money taxed from your work income you think goes towards paying for people who have extra children just to get more welfare money?no no I do not care how many children you have if you are able to care for them without government assistance. The one child policy would only apply to people once they were on assistance and would end at such a time that they were able to get off assistance.
For me, this continued willingness to allow some people to murder babies really undermines all the moral posturing in the rest of your posts. I mean, both you and the people you seem to disagree with both seem open to abortion in some cases, you're just disagreeing on the details.Which is why I’ve never had anyone agree to my concession about rape and incest.
I will as soon as conservatives are willing to given them food stamps.So you don’t think there’s such a thing as an unborn child?
We could, but why would anyone want to teach using methods which are proven to be ineffective? Especially when the goal is to stop the "murder" of innocent "children".Or teach then to not have sex unless they know they run the risk of pregnancy, and if they get pregnant, they cannot kill the child.
Everyone else notice the jump from "child" to "life" here?If it’s not a life
I guess I am terribly wrong. I thought condoms, tubes tied, vasectomies and birth control pills would reduce the need for abortions. Sorry, my bad.
Abortion should be for rape, incest, and the mother's life in danger. It should not be an alternative for consesual unprotected sex.
Seems to be working great in Georgia.
Police release video of moment after baby found in woods - CNN Video
You can't just ban abortions without addressing the whole problem. People are still poor.
But it's not just about reducing or eliminating abortion which is why you (looking at us from the outside) see an apparent disconnect between means and ends. What it's really about is an attempt to impose a dysfunctional minority religious-based sexual morality on the entire country. Abortion is merely the current main fighting front in the culture war.Agree!
If we wish to minimize the abortion rate, making it illegal is the wrong way to go about it. There are nations where abortion is totally illegal and carries severe penalties where the abortion rate is much higher than in nations where it is legal. The reason for this is that the two most potent abortifacients in the world are ignorance and poverty and in those nations you have both. But even in developed nations you can still have ignorance and poverty. In some quarters there is great reluctance to providing sex education, particularly birth control information. The same applies to the provision of pre-natal and post-natal care and delivery at an affordable cost to low income mothers in particular. In some cases that would mean at no cost.
The USA and Canada are both affluent nations. In the USA abortion services are not readily available and attempts are being made to further reduce that availability or eliminate it entirely. In Canada we have universal single payer medical care and there are no abortion laws. Abortion is fully funded under Canadian medicare. Does Canada have a higher rate of abortion? No! The abortion rate in the USA is 50% greater than in Canada.
I believe that abortion should be legal, it should be safe, it should be available and it should be the woman’s informed choice but most important of all --- it should be rare.
I guess I am terribly wrong. I thought condoms, tubes tied, vasectomies and birth control pills would reduce the need for abortions. Sorry, my
Bad.
Emmy