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I see the globalist Marxist cabal has fooled the Irish into supporting their own genocide in a vote that went 66% to 33% in favor of self-genocide.
Give it 100 years and the Irish won't be recognizable as a people and Ireland won't be Irish.
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I see the globalist Marxist cabal has fooled the Irish into supporting their own genocide in a vote that went 66% to 33% in favor of self-genocide.
Give it 100 years and the Irish won't be recognizable as a people and Ireland won't be Irish. That's the plan all right. 'They' are destroying the western world right in front of our very eyes and nobody has the balls to just come right out and say it.
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100 years from now, I wont be worrying about the Irish, nor about most anything at that point.
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What I find remarkable is the language used by the pro-genocide side, the use of non-sequitur and using an instance of unrelated malpractice to promote infanticide. A lot of Marxist, homosexual influence. I guess further proof of the Satanic nature of sodomy and sexual libertinism. Oh, and of course, Soros funded it heavily. Go figure. Ireland ends abortion ban as 'quiet revolution' transforms country Padraic Halpin, Conor Humphries
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland’s prime minister on Saturday hailed the culmination of “a quiet revolution” in what was once one of Europe’s most socially conservative countries after a landslide referendum vote to liberalize highly restrictive laws on abortion.
Voters in the once deeply Catholic nation backed the change by two-to-one, a far higher margin than any opinion poll in the run up to the vote had predicted, and allows the government to bring in legislation by the end of the year.
“It’s incredible. For all the years and years and years we’ve been trying to look after women and not been able to look after women, this means everything,” said Mary Higgins, obstetrician and Together For Yes campaigner.
For decades, the law forced over 3,000 women to travel to Britain each year for terminations and “Yes” campaigners argued that with others now ordering pills illegally online, abortion was already a reality in Ireland.
The campaign was defined by women publicly sharing their painful experiences of leaving the country for procedures, a key reason why all but one of Ireland’s 40 constituencies voted “Yes”. Related Coverage
In Northern Ireland, abortion rights groups clamor for change
Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, who campaigned to repeal the laws, had called the vote a once-in-a-generation chance and voters responded by turning out in droves. A turnout of 64 percent was one of the highest for a referendum.
“Today is an historic day for Ireland. A quiet revolution has taken place,” Varadkar, who became Ireland’s first openly gay prime minister last year, said in a speech after the vote.
For graphic on abortion policy click tmsnrt.rs/2Lu7DM7
“Everyone deserves a second chance. This is Ireland’s second chance to treat everyone equally and with compassion and respect. We have voted to look reality in the eye and we did not blink.”
The outcome is a new milestone on a path of change for a country which only legalized divorce by a razor thin majority in 1995 before becoming the first in the world to adopt gay marriage by popular vote three years ago.
The once-mighty Catholic Church took a back seat throughout the campaign. ASTONISHING MARGIN
Anti-abortion activists conceded defeat early on Saturday as their opponents expressed astonishment at the scale of their victory. Lawmakers who campaigned for a “No” vote said they would not seek to block the government’s plans to allow abortions with no restriction up to 12 weeks into a pregnancy.
“What Irish voters did yesterday is a tragedy of historic proportions,” the Save The 8th group said. “However, a wrong does not become a right simply because a majority support it.”
Voters were asked to scrap the constitutional amendment, which gives an unborn child and its mother equal rights to life. The consequent prohibition on abortion was partly lifted in 2013 for cases where the mother’s life was in danger.
The country’s largest newspaper, the Irish Independent, described the result as “a massive moment in Ireland’s social history”.
Campaigners for change, wearing “Repeal” jumpers and “Yes” badges, gathered at count centers, many in tears and hugging each other. Others sang songs in the sunshine outside the main Dublin results center as they awaited the official result.
The large crowd cheered Varadkar as he took to the stage to thank them for “trusting women and respecting their choices”. People celebrate the result of yesterday's referendum on liberalizing abortion law, in Dublin, Ireland, May 26, 2018. REUTERS/Max Rossi
Reform in Ireland also raised the prospect that women in Northern Ireland, where abortion is still illegal, may start traveling south of the border.
“The outcome of the referendum is an extremely worrying development for the protection of the unborn child in Northern Ireland,” said Jim Wells, a member of Northern Ireland’s socially conservative Democratic Unionist Party. MIDDLE GROUND
No social issue had divided Ireland’s 4.8 million people as sharply as abortion, which was pushed up the political agenda by the death in 2012 of a 31-year-old Indian immigrant from a septic miscarriage after she was refused a termination.
Campaigners left flowers and candles at a large mural of the woman, Savita Halappanavar, in central Dublin. Her parents in India were quoted by the Irish Times newspaper as thanking their “brothers and sisters” in Ireland and requesting the new law be called “Savita’s law”. Slideshow (17 Images)
Deputy Prime Minister Simon Coveney said he believed a middle ground of around 40 percent of voters had decided en masse to allow women and doctors rather than lawmakers and lawyers to decide whether a termination was justified.
“For him, it’s a different Ireland that we’re moving onto,” said Colm O’Riain, a 44-year-old teacher referring to his son Ruarai, born 14 weeks premature in November who was in his arms.
“It’s an Ireland that is more tolerant, more inclusive and where he can be whatever he wants without fear of recrimination.”
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Herein lies the unspoken issue of abortion. Abortion has taught young people that human life is not important. The result is young people not valuing human life. Hence abortion is a factor in school shootings and the emergence of gangs like m13.
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The EU began ruining that country in the early 90s. I guess it's complete now.
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Perhaps some have recognized that the addition of more people to an already overpopulated world is not the best answer. Abortion has not taught young people that human life is not important; the sheer volume of human life is doing that. Indeed, a large portion of people who are, in theory, pro-life, are vociferously in favor of the elimination of some human life if said humans are of the wrong color, wrong social standing, or profess belief in the wrong god. I do not necessarily like the idea of abortion and I think pro-active birth control is much more desirable but this is where we are. GD
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Abortion is not a solution for birth control. It is the killing of a human for convenience' sake.
If there are "too many people" in the world, then those people can use forms of birth control and self-control to not propagate more people. Killing a person after the fact is ridiculous.
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I see the globalist Marxist cabal has fooled the Irish into supporting their own genocide in a vote that went 66% to 33% in favor of self-genocide.
Give it 100 years and the Irish won't be recognizable as a people and Ireland won't be Irish. Britain is already further along the track of losing its identity... catering to foreigners that want to destroy their nation and culture... western society needs a major uprising of nationalism... these foreigners aren't going home on their own... I'm 100% for abortion when its some Raghead impregnating a European, Canadian, American, Australian woman....and then the woman needs mental help for mating with the goat fuddker in the first place...
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[quote=Tyrone] I'm 100% for abortion when its some Raghead impregnating a European, Canadian, American, Australian woman....and then the woman needs mental help for mating with the goat fuddker in the first place...
As I tell a liberal nephew - "Abortion is killing, an act of war. You must ask yourself who is at war with whom."
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Abortion is not a solution for birth control. It is the killing of a human for convenience' sake.
If there are "too many people" in the world, then those people can use forms of birth control and self-control to not propagate more people. Killing a person after the fact is ridiculous. Not everyone agree's with your religious definition of person. Nothing in this change says a person must get an abortion, just that government can't make the choice for you. It's interesting how you support government interference in peoples lives when it furthers your religious beliefs.
You didn't use logic or reason to get into this opinion, I cannot use logic or reason to get you out of it.
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It's interesting how you support government interference in peoples lives when it furthers your religious beliefs.
And likewise.
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Nothing gets you guys cranked up more than religion, abortion or pit bulls....
And I have to bite my tongue on threads involving all three...
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I see the globalist Marxist cabal has fooled the Irish into supporting their own genocide in a vote that went 66% to 33% in favor of self-genocide.
Give it 100 years and the Irish won't be recognizable as a people and Ireland won't be Irish. That's the plan all right. 'They' are destroying the western world right in front of our very eyes and nobody has the balls to just come right out and say it. The western world is dumb enough to go along with their own elimination.
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Let women decide what to do with their bodies, not a bunch of meddling men thumping a bible.
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Let women decide what to do with their bodies, not a bunch of meddling men thumping a bible. What a great idea. Terrific post. And I agree 100%. More if possible. Of course, let them get a tatoo, smoke crack, eat mushrooms, cook naked, piece their eyelids. Take birth control, munch on chicks, or get their tubes tied. I could GAF what others do, so long as its not impacting other humans. It is a very libertarian mindset, and one I think everyone should consider, at least in part. Of course, that stops at causing harm or taking another's property, life, or ability to make their own decisions. A little fetus, often a perfectly developed little human, is not the woman. You get that, right? Sort of like, the tadpole isnt the momma frog, even though its not a frog itself yet. So, ya see, there's that.
Quit giving in inch by inch then looking back to lament the mile behind ya and wonder how to preserve those few feet left in front of ya. They'll never stop until they're stopped. That's a fact.
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Just another sign of the collapse of Roman Catholic values. It took longer in strongly Catholic societies, i.e., you had to wait till the pre-Vatican II Catholics mostly died off. Vatican II constituted the official surrender of the Catholic Church to the coup that had been seeking its overthrow for a few centuries.
Something else replaced it, calling itself by the same name, but it was in fact a changeling institution, which essentially promoted the opposite of what the Catholic Church promoted. But many Catholics themselves simply ignored the values that the changeling Church was promoting. Since the newer generations were receiving their values from the changeling institution, however, they eventually became the majority of Catholics, and the changeling values became the values within what had been strongly Catholic nations. That's where we are, at this time in history, in Ireland. It was only a matter of time.
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Let women decide what to do with their bodies, not a bunch of meddling men thumping a bible. I agree, but also make sure they pay for it. Not one penny of my tax dollars should go toward funding any of it.
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Let women decide what to do with their bodies, not a bunch of meddling men thumping a bible. I agree, but also make sure they pay for it. Not one penny of my tax dollars should go toward funding any of it. You're right, but if born here we're going to pay a lot more in welfare, food stamps, health care, housing.
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