Well, I don't use Excel, I use Open Office. But in the end the numbers add up. For example I could do a comparison statement (pseudocoded) that say IF("capital punishment" == "the death penalty"), which would always turn out false. Capital punishment does not refer to what you are talking about, which is a specific implementation of capital punishment. So it seems reading is not something you Excel at, so you might want to try using Word, to compensate for your inability.And you support the death penalty? The same death penalty that executes innocent people? The same death penalty that has seen over 100 exonerations in the past few years?
Logical consistency is not something you seem to excel at...
The majority of pro-choice-ers I have met do claim that fetuses are not human because they cannot reason.So that people would have context, I posted both Izzy's post and your previous post. And, you are wrong on two counts. First, you did create a straw man. You tried claiming that pro-choice individuals don't believe fetuses are human because they cannot reason (which may be true in some cases but typically a rather small percentage). And then you use that straw man in an attempt to claim that pro-choice individuals would have no problem with the murder of infants, which is untrue even if it is easy for you to knock down (hence the term straw man).
Rhetorical questions constitute a statement. Thus, he made a straw man.Now, Izzy did not post a straw man, Izzy asked your opinion. And the question about the ectopic pregnancy was not the only question, he also asked you about cases of rape and only the rich having access to abortions. He wasn't trying to put words in your mouth or make a simplistic claim about what you believe so that he could knock it down , it does not equal a straw man.
Well I say, much better and thoughtful than some have been saying.The issue of how much say father's should have in whether or not a woman has an abortion is a hard one. In some ways, I would expect you to argue the other side, the men should be held responsible since it can act as a brake on mens sexual activities. There is a study indicating adolescent males who perceive a high likelihood of being required to pay child support or who have a relative who pays child support are less likely than others to have multiple female partners and more likely to use contraceptives (Huang C and Han W, Perceptions of child support and sexual activity of adolescent males, Journal of Adolescence, 2004, 27(6):731-748.) IOW, education and enforcement of child support laws appears to be successful in deterring teenage pregnancies and children being born out of wedlock. Sounds like something I would think you would support.
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