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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.
Originally Posted by Tyrone
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.
100 years from now, I wont be worrying about the Irish, nor about most anything at that point.
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.

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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”.
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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”.
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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.”
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.
The EU began ruining that country in the early 90s. I guess it's complete now.
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
https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbt...ised-this-hasnt-come-up-yet#Post12883245
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.
Originally Posted by Tyrone
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...
Originally Posted by Seafire
[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."
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
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.
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper

It's interesting how you support government interference in peoples lives when it furthers your religious beliefs.
And likewise.
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...
Originally Posted by Ghostinthemachine
Originally Posted by Tyrone
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.
Let women decide what to do with their bodies, not a bunch of meddling men thumping a bible.
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
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.
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.
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
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.
Originally Posted by GreatWaputi
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
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.
Originally Posted by GreatWaputi
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
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.



There's that. No tax money funding. Period.

A couple of other points...

~ I'll quit messing with their abortion rights if they quit messing with my gun rights.

~ I do see a glimmer of a silver lining. How many less liberals are there because of abortion? Not to mention the obvious ethnic break down of the numbers?
Originally Posted by Crockettnj
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
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.


Trouble is, what others do ALWAYS impacts the rest of society. Make pot legal and you get the crop that Colorado is now sowing. Help the homeless stay homeless and you get what Portland now has to deal with as seen in the daily news. Invite in the illegals and you get millions of them in califronia now voting and taking over the state and swinging national elections. Abortion? Make it legal to kill your babies and the value of life will plumet as it has in America. Women will be psycologically wrecked. And that will affect them all. Just as it has here. Society draws a line, or there is no line. Stand for something, or it will fall for everything. To think anything else is just pure stupidity.
I don't need arbitrary women voting on my right to guns, vasectomy, peenis tattoos, anal bleaching, nose job,,,,or anything else I might decide is my business.
And yet Backpage et al go away. Not sure I understand why prostitution is illegal, but abortion isn't.
It's not 'her' body, it has different DNA.

It's someone else's body.


Somehow it's just plain wrong NOT to protect the most defenseless and most innocent among us.

Maybe it's just me and other 1.2 billion Catholics who see it that way.

Perhaps I'm wrong, but I have a lot of company grin

kd
Originally Posted by kududude


Somehow it's just plain wrong NOT to protect the most defenseless and most innocent among us.

Maybe it's just me and other 1.2 billion Catholics who see it that way.

Perhaps I'm wrong, but I have a lot of company grin

kd




Don't worry.

Your Pope will change that directly.
Originally Posted by rockinbbar

Don't worry.

Your Pope will change that directly.

The last time the Catholic Church had a Pope was 1958.
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by rockinbbar

Don't worry.

Your Pope will change that directly.

The last time the Catholic Church had a Pope was 1958.


Concerned about abortion, but not concerned about the pandemic sexual abuse of helpless children...

More than not concerned, actually. Covering for it, and doing it for centuries.
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
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.




It's a fallacy to pin pro-life stance on religiosity. Im sure it plays a part in some, but not me. I'm not a particular religious person, can't remember the last time I was in church. But murdering an unborn child is something I am rabidly opposed to. Call it by any other name if you must, but that is what it is.
I'm telling you boys, you need to push the 'make prostitution legal' drum, often and loud.

If they want to use 'It's a woman's body' when it comes to abortion, it should apply to taking 3 cocks in a 19 year old's ass for a century note.
Originally Posted by Steelhead
I'm telling you boys, you need to push the 'make prostitution legal' drum, often and loud.

If they want to use 'It's a woman's body' when it comes to abortion, it should apply to taking 3 cocks in a 19 year old's ass for a century note.


I'd vote often and early for legal prostitution.
Originally Posted by BillyGoatGruff
Originally Posted by Steelhead
I'm telling you boys, you need to push the 'make prostitution legal' drum, often and loud.

If they want to use 'It's a woman's body' when it comes to abortion, it should apply to taking 3 cocks in a 19 year old's ass for a century note.


I'd vote often and early for legal prostitution.



Every woman sitting on a gold mine...
Originally Posted by BillyGoatGruff
Originally Posted by Steelhead
I'm telling you boys, you need to push the 'make prostitution legal' drum, often and loud.

If they want to use 'It's a woman's body' when it comes to abortion, it should apply to taking 3 cocks in a 19 year old's ass for a century note.


I'd vote often and early for legal prostitution.



I've yet to meet a 'feminist' that was for prostitution, and it always pissed them off when I brought up 'It's a woman's body to do with as she wishes'
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
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.



So the govt has no legitimate role in protecting humans (their citizens)?

You need to come up with a different schtick than the silly "religious" angle that you always pull, as it has grown old long ago. A person has the right to protection. You would agree on that, I assume. So the only difference is defining when does the embryo/fetus become a human person. That has nothing to do with religion.

Biology, genetics, human experience, and yes religion, all point in the direction of personhood at conception. Stop letting your anti-religious bias color your view of what is the legitimate role of govt in protecting its citizens.
Originally Posted by kududude


Somehow it's just plain wrong NOT to protect the most defenseless and most innocent among us.

Maybe it's just me and other 1.2 billion Catholics who see it that way.

Perhaps I'm wrong, but I have a lot of company grin

kd



I'm not Catholic, but I'm with you.
Originally Posted by kududude


Somehow it's just plain wrong NOT to protect the most defenseless and most innocent among us.

Maybe it's just me and other 1.2 billion Catholics who see it that way.

Perhaps I'm wrong, but I have a lot of company grin

kd



you mean like children ?...….for a catholic to talk about protecting ( most innocent among us ) is laughable at best, completely disgusting...….
when the church cleans up their mess.....than Catholics can talk without looking like hypocrites...…..bob
Originally Posted by Steelhead
Originally Posted by BillyGoatGruff
Originally Posted by Steelhead
I'm telling you boys, you need to push the 'make prostitution legal' drum, often and loud.

If they want to use 'It's a woman's body' when it comes to abortion, it should apply to taking 3 cocks in a 19 year old's ass for a century note.


I'd vote often and early for legal prostitution.



I've yet to meet a 'feminist' that was for prostitution, and it always pissed them off when I brought up 'It's a woman's body to do with as she wishes'



Thanks for the tip. laugh
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by rockinbbar

Don't worry.

Your Pope will change that directly.

The last time the Catholic Church had a Pope was 1958.



John XXIII 1958-1963 is known around the world as "The Good Pope"
He was one of the best. Saved countless Jews from the Holocaust.
Simply tried to do what Jesus would have done.
What has changed since 1973 that justifies this conversation ?...be careful what you ask for.
Originally Posted by greydog
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


You mean like some people on this site?
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
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.



So the govt has no legitimate role in protecting humans (their citizens)?

You need to come up with a different schtick than the silly "religious" angle that you always pull, as it has grown old long ago. A person has the right to protection. You would agree on that, I assume. So the only difference is defining when does the embryo/fetus become a human person. That has nothing to do with religion.

Biology, genetics, human experience, and yes religion, all point in the direction of personhood at conception. Stop letting your anti-religious bias color your view of what is the legitimate role of govt in protecting its citizens.



No.

Earlier, or perhaps in the other related thread I mentioned how not everyone agrees on the definition of "person-hood". As for you claim of a universal agreement upon personhood at conception, that claim was thoroughly rebuffed by the recent Irish vote and polls in the U.S demonstrating a wide majority of Americans disagree with you as well.

I never said there's not place for government in the protection of life, just that your definition is in the minority.
Yeah, murder is a great method of population control. SMH.
Originally Posted by bludog
Yeah, murder is a great method of population control. SMH.


Again,

Not everyone accepts your religious inspired definition.
Murder goes on by the 100's everyday in America, nobody cares about that fact....think of it like shooting button bucks.
Originally Posted by Tyrone
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.


I don’t think it’s gonna take 100 years.

The only consolation to me is that the vote IIRC was 2:1.

30% opposed to the murder for convenience of the unborn ain’t a trifling minority.
Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Originally Posted by BillyGoatGruff
Originally Posted by Steelhead
I'm telling you boys, you need to push the 'make prostitution legal' drum, often and loud.

If they want to use 'It's a woman's body' when it comes to abortion, it should apply to taking 3 cocks in a 19 year old's ass for a century note.


I'd vote often and early for legal prostitution.



Every woman sitting on a gold mine...


Its amazing how easy it is for women to be able to find a man to help them out or relieve stress or frustration, compared to how many women are as helpful and accomodating to frustrated men. Women dont care if men live in misery and they are the ones who spend their life bitching as if they had something that had them miserable and itching. wink
Originally Posted by jaguartx
Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Originally Posted by BillyGoatGruff
Originally Posted by Steelhead
I'm telling you boys, you need to push the 'make prostitution legal' drum, often and loud.

If they want to use 'It's a woman's body' when it comes to abortion, it should apply to taking 3 cocks in a 19 year old's ass for a century note.


I'd vote often and early for legal prostitution.



Every woman sitting on a gold mine...


Its amazing how easy it is for women to be able to find a man to help them out or relieve stress or frustration, compared to how many women are as helpful and accomodating to frustrated men. Women dont care if men live in misery and they are the ones who spend their life bitching as if they had something that had them miserable and itching. wink


In the same thread, we have old white men bitching about women getting pregnant, and in the same breath, bitching about them giving it up.

What a bunch of hypocrites. All that's left if for this bunch of hypocrites to head down to the basement for a little visual gratification on their way to bed.
Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by rockinbbar

Don't worry.

Your Pope will change that directly.

The last time the Catholic Church had a Pope was 1958.


Concerned about abortion, but not concerned about the pandemic sexual abuse of helpless children...

More than not concerned, actually. Covering for it, and doing it for centuries.

You had better check out your local public school. The rates of abuse by teachers is much higher, and we don't know what has been covered up like the abuse in the UK that we just now are getting a glimpse of.
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
Let women decide what to do with their bodies, not a bunch of meddling men thumping a bible.

You don't have to be religious to understand the damage abortion does to a society.

I know, "society" is a word the 24/7 me-me libertarian libertines don't get, but maybe when the 3rd World replacement is complete, they'll fondly remember how much they enjoyed things like plumbing, public highways and justice systems.
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
I don't need arbitrary women voting on my right to guns, vasectomy, peenis tattoos, anal bleaching, nose job,,,,or anything else I might decide is my business.
You do of course realize that the RKBA depends upon having an orderly, moral society that values their neighbor, right?

If you support the breakup of the family through things like consequence-free termination of family members, you are asking for a police state to be it's replacement.
Originally Posted by Tyrone
Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by rockinbbar

Don't worry.

Your Pope will change that directly.

The last time the Catholic Church had a Pope was 1958.


Concerned about abortion, but not concerned about the pandemic sexual abuse of helpless children...

More than not concerned, actually. Covering for it, and doing it for centuries.

You had better check out your local public school. The rates of abuse by teachers is much higher, and we don't know what has been covered up like the abuse in the UK that we just now are getting a glimpse of.


I'd like to see some of those numbers for comparison.

Where would I find that?

Teachers DO do that. And go to jail for it, too. There's one difference, right there. Teachers don't have the Pope covering it up for them either.
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by bludog
Yeah, murder is a great method of population control. SMH.


Again,

Not everyone accepts your religious inspired definition.


Religion has very little to do with my beliefs about killing babies.
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by bludog
Yeah, murder is a great method of population control. SMH.


Again,

Not everyone accepts your religious inspired definition.



Luckily my belief that killing a baby in the womb is murder isn't inspired by religion.
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
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.



So the govt has no legitimate role in protecting humans (their citizens)?

You need to come up with a different schtick than the silly "religious" angle that you always pull, as it has grown old long ago. A person has the right to protection. You would agree on that, I assume. So the only difference is defining when does the embryo/fetus become a human person. That has nothing to do with religion.

Biology, genetics, human experience, and yes religion, all point in the direction of personhood at conception. Stop letting your anti-religious bias color your view of what is the legitimate role of govt in protecting its citizens.



No.

Earlier, or perhaps in the other related thread I mentioned how not everyone agrees on the definition of "person-hood". As for you claim of a universal agreement upon personhood at conception, that claim was thoroughly rebuffed by the recent Irish vote and polls in the U.S demonstrating a wide majority of Americans disagree with you as well.

I never said there's not place for government in the protection of life, just that your definition is in the minority.


Who gives a flying fugg about so called 'minority'. If you think majority is the litmus for right, then Hillary should be president.

Since you say it is the minority, then aren't minorities the new ruling class?
Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Originally Posted by Tyrone
You had better check out your local public school. The rates of abuse by teachers is much higher, and we don't know what has been covered up like the abuse in the UK that we just now are getting a glimpse of.


I'd like to see some of those numbers for comparison.

Where would I find that?

Teachers DO do that. And go to jail for it, too. There's one difference, right there. Teachers don't have the Pope covering it up for them either.

As one article I read concluded, nearly ALL organizations try to cover up child abuse. That includes officials like principals and school boards.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/forgotten-study-abuse-in-school-100-times-worse-than-by-priests
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Forgotten Study: Abuse in School 100 Times Worse than by Priests

By James Tillman and John Jalsevac

WASHINGTON, DC, April 1, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) – In the last several weeks such a quantity of ink has been spilled in newspapers across the globe about the priestly sex abuse scandals, that a casual reader might be forgiven for thinking that Catholic priests are the worst and most common perpetrators of child sex abuse.

But according to Charol Shakeshaft, the researcher of a little-remembered 2004 study prepared for the U.S. Department of Education, "the physical sexual abuse of students in schools is likely more than 100 times the abuse by priests."

After effectively disappearing from the radar, Shakeshaft’s study is now being revisited by commentators seeking to restore a sense of proportion to the mainstream coverage of the Church scandal.

According to the 2004 study “the most accurate data available at this time” indicates that “nearly 9.6 percent of students are targets of educator sexual misconduct sometime during their school career.”

“Educator sexual misconduct is woefully under-studied,” writes the researcher. “We have scant data on incidence and even less on descriptions of predators and targets. There are many questions that call for answers.”

In an article published on Monday, renowned Catholic commentator George Weigel referred to the Shakeshaft study, and observed that “The sexual and physical abuse of children and young people is a global plague” in which Catholic priests constitute only a small minority of perpetrators.

While Weigel observes that the findings of Shakeshaft’s study do nothing to mitigate the harm caused by priestly abuse, or excuse the “clericalism” and “fideism” that led bishops to ignore the problem, they do point to a gross imbalance in the level of scrutiny given to it, throwing suspicion on the motives of the news outlets that are pouring their resources into digging up decades-old dirt on the Church.

“The narrative that has been constructed is often less about the protection of the young (for whom the Catholic Church is, by empirical measure, the safest environment for young people in America today) than it is about taking the Church down," he writes.

Weigel observes that priestly sex abuse is “a phenomenon that spiked between the mid-1960s and the mid-1980s but seems to have virtually disappeared,” and that in recent years the Church has gone to great lengths to punish and remove priestly predators and to protect children. The result of these measures is that “six credible cases of clerical sexual abuse in 2009 were reported in the U.S. bishops’ annual audit, in a Church of some 65,000,000 members.”

Despite these facts, however, “the sexual abuse story in the global media is almost entirely a Catholic story, in which the Catholic Church is portrayed as the epicenter of the sexual abuse of the young.”

Outside of the Church, Shakeshaft is not alone in highlighting the largely unaddressed, and unpublicized problem of child sex abuse in schools. Sherryll Kraizer, executive director of the Denver-based Safe Child Program, told the Colorado Gazette in 2008 that school employees commonly ignore laws meant to prevent the sexual abuse of children.

“I see it regularly,” Kraizer said. “There are laws against failing to report, but the law is almost never enforced. Almost never.”

“What typically happens is you’ll have a teacher who’s spending a little too much time in a room with one child with the door shut,” Kraizer explained. “Another teacher sees it and reports it to the principal. The principal calls the suspected teacher in and says ‘Don’t do that,’ instead of contacting child protective services.”

“Before you know it, the teacher is driving the student home. A whole series of events will unfold, known to other teachers and the principal, and nobody contacts child services before it’s out of control. You see this documented in records after it eventually ends up in court.”

In an editorial last week, The Gazette revisited the testimony of Kraizer in the context of the Church abuse scandal coverage, concluding that “the much larger crisis remains in our public schools today, where children are raped and groped every day in the United States.”

“The media and others must maintain their watchful eye on the Catholic Church and other religious institutions,” wrote The Gazette, “But it’s no less tragic when a child gets abused at school.”

In 2004, shortly after the Shakeshaft study was released, Catholic League President William Donohue, who was unavailable for an interview for this story, asked, “Where is the media in all this?”

“Isn’t it news that the number of public school students who have been abused by a school employee is more than 100 times greater than the number of minors who have been abused by priests?” he asked.

“All those reporters, columnists, talking heads, attorneys general, D.A.‘s, psychologists and victims groups who were so quick on the draw to get priests have a moral obligation to pursue this issue to the max. If they don’t, they’re a fraud.”
Originally Posted by Steelhead
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by DakotaDeer
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.



So the govt has no legitimate role in protecting humans (their citizens)?

You need to come up with a different schtick than the silly "religious" angle that you always pull, as it has grown old long ago. A person has the right to protection. You would agree on that, I assume. So the only difference is defining when does the embryo/fetus become a human person. That has nothing to do with religion.

Biology, genetics, human experience, and yes religion, all point in the direction of personhood at conception. Stop letting your anti-religious bias color your view of what is the legitimate role of govt in protecting its citizens.



No.

Earlier, or perhaps in the other related thread I mentioned how not everyone agrees on the definition of "person-hood". As for you claim of a universal agreement upon personhood at conception, that claim was thoroughly rebuffed by the recent Irish vote and polls in the U.S demonstrating a wide majority of Americans disagree with you as well.

I never said there's not place for government in the protection of life, just that your definition is in the minority.


Who gives a flying fugg about so called 'minority'. If you think majority is the litmus for right, then Hillary should be president.

Since you say it is the minority, then aren't minorities the new ruling class?


Gotta love statists/commie/Marxists.

Definitions in arguments change on a whim, self-service rules the day.
The only thing I see here is responsibility (the topic does not matter), needs to be funded by others (its definition called theft), to fund bad decisions and bad behavior. Dilly dilly....
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by bludog
Yeah, murder is a great method of population control. SMH.


Again,

Not everyone accepts your religious inspired definition.


Spoken like a Nazi. Good job!

The next step is to make others PAY for these "medical procedures"....not everyone accepts the statist definition; some people still consider it theft.
Originally Posted by HawkI
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by bludog
Yeah, murder is a great method of population control. SMH.


Again,

Not everyone accepts your religious inspired definition.


Spoken like a Nazi. Good job!

The next step is to make others PAY for these "medical procedures"....not everyone accepts the statist definition; some people still consider it theft.



Really...you had to resort to "Nazi".
You have a better example of statists [bleep] on definitions?

I really get a kick out of some missing the elephant in the room, and its not the threat of missionaries in Uganda....
I'm outta this thread.

Those that condone the hypocrisy of the church covering up sex abuse for centuries and running a red herring up the pole to focus attention on other institutes are the reason it gets covered up by anyone.

It's wrong no matter who does it, or who covers it up.
Originally Posted by rockinbbar
I'm outta this thread.

Those that condone the hypocrisy of the church covering up sex abuse for centuries and running a red herring up the pole to focus attention on other institutes are the reason it gets covered up by anyone.

It's wrong no matter who does it, or who covers it up.
I'm not condoning it. It should have been adjudicated long ago. That is, if you could have even found a public official who cared enough about it even 60 years ago to press charges. If you think this is/was limited to the Catholic church, you need to wake up. It's every church, every organization that involves youth. ALL of them have covered it up.

The Catholic church has made great strides in child protection while at least one institution locks people up for pointing out abuse.
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by HawkI
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by bludog
Yeah, murder is a great method of population control. SMH.


Again,

Not everyone accepts your religious inspired definition.


Spoken like a Nazi. Good job!

The next step is to make others PAY for these "medical procedures"....not everyone accepts the statist definition; some people still consider it theft.



Really...you had to resort to "Nazi".


Yea, I find it pretty interesting that just acknowledging that his is not the universal view, as demonstrated in this election, is enough to brand a person a Nazi.

Remind me of the Left branding everyone who disagrees with them a Racist.
Originally Posted by Tyrone
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
I don't need arbitrary women voting on my right to guns, vasectomy, peenis tattoos, anal bleaching, nose job,,,,or anything else I might decide is my business.
You do of course realize that the RKBA depends upon having an orderly, moral society that values their neighbor, right?

If you support the breakup of the family through things like consequence-free termination of family members, you are asking for a police state to be it's replacement.


Violent crime has dropped since Roe v. Wade, if anything, it's lead to a more orderly, not a less orderly society.
This goes right along with the Irish being encouraged to take in Afreakin!/muslim immigrants into their spare bedrooms.
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Violent crime has dropped since Roe v. Wade, if anything, it's lead to a more orderly, not a less orderly society.

Did anyone notice this baseless and deliberately misleading attempt to state "cause and effect" !!
Originally Posted by Tyrone
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
I don't need arbitrary women voting on my right to guns, vasectomy, peenis tattoos, anal bleaching, nose job,,,,or anything else I might decide is my business.
You do of course realize that the RKBA depends upon having an orderly, moral society that values their neighbor, right?

If you support the breakup of the family through things like consequence-free termination of family members, you are asking for a police state to be it's replacement.


That's 1 way of twisting the truth, abortions directly effect my 2nd amendment rights...interesting logic lol

I'm not Catholic, I'm not a woman, it's none of my concern...the SCOTUS has decided, that makes it the law of the land to me. Whether we pay for it is another conversation all together.
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by Tyrone
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
I don't need arbitrary women voting on my right to guns, vasectomy, peenis tattoos, anal bleaching, nose job,,,,or anything else I might decide is my business.
You do of course realize that the RKBA depends upon having an orderly, moral society that values their neighbor, right?

If you support the breakup of the family through things like consequence-free termination of family members, you are asking for a police state to be it's replacement.


Violent crime has dropped since Roe v. Wade, if anything, it's lead to a more orderly, not a less orderly society.



Kinda like Pirates and Global Warming


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For some whom others label as "religious" and whose tenets are challenged on the basis of that label, the fundament of their beliefs and practices are not related to a "church" organization and/or a human codified religious doctrine. Their tenets and practices are based on a personal relationship with a God and Savior. Build a case - and related accusations - against that fact, if you will.

The moral tenets of some are derived from such a relationship - while the same or similar moral tenets of others are based on other factors. Nonetheless, those moral tenets are applied to the conduct of lives, and are important. One of those tenets pertains to the murder of defenseless other beings.

There has been a lot of obfuscatory and PC rhetoric applied by those who wish to avoid or deflect from the obvious - like the vapid "right to choose". Of course a woman has the right to control her own body. So be it. That includes the choice keeping it clean and healthy, or being filthy and abusing herself with all sorts of harmful stuff, or doing things somewhere in between. So be it. That includes her decisions about whether or not to enable her pregnancy - or avoid it. So be it. It's her choice

But - does the woman have a right to murder an individual living being she chose to enable - a being that is not herself? For convenience, Hitler murdered many, many Jews - and others. For convenience, Stalin murdered a whole bunch of folks. Pol Pot did much the same - and so have many other powerful figures. Yes - those murders are grand-scale events of murder for convenience. Is a single murder for convenience any less egregious?

Given the current legal frameworks, pregnant women in many places can choose to murder for convenience. How is her convenience any different or more significant than that of Hitler, or Stalin, or Pol Pot, or ??? It appears that the act of willful abortion is as much a mark of destruction for the woman as it is for the child she murders. As a society, we have become complicit. Anyone care to try to form that into "religiosity"?
Say someone walks up to a pregnant woman on the street and punches them in the stomach.

Woman loses the baby.

What is the charge the pin on him?
Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Say someone walks up to a pregnant woman on the street and punches them in the stomach.

Woman loses the baby.

What is the charge the pin on him?

If the intent were to kill the unborn child, that's murder.
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by HawkI
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by bludog
Yeah, murder is a great method of population control. SMH.


Again,

Not everyone accepts your religious inspired definition.


Spoken like a Nazi. Good job!

The next step is to make others PAY for these "medical procedures"....not everyone accepts the statist definition; some people still consider it theft.



Really...you had to resort to "Nazi".


Yea, I find it pretty interesting that just acknowledging that his is not the universal view, as demonstrated in this election, is enough to brand a person a Nazi.

Remind me of the Left branding everyone who disagrees with them a Racist.


Nope, I just hold certain truths to be "self-evident". The fact that some view it as a religious persecution and not universal is either a commie, someone with an agenda, a Nazi or someone with a guilty conscience. If it doesnt apply to you, you dont have a problem with it.

I realize this is about Ireland, but I dont have any delusions that plenty have a problem with it even in my town.
Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Say someone walks up to a pregnant woman on the street and punches them in the stomach.

Woman loses the baby.

What is the charge the pin on him?


Assault with bodily harm.
Originally Posted by CCCC
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Violent crime has dropped since Roe v. Wade, if anything, it's lead to a more orderly, not a less orderly society.

Did anyone notice this baseless and deliberately misleading attempt to state "cause and effect" !!


Not just wrong, but very wrong. I've already mentioned the study, the economist and university in this discussion.
Originally Posted by Steelhead
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by Tyrone
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
I don't need arbitrary women voting on my right to guns, vasectomy, peenis tattoos, anal bleaching, nose job,,,,or anything else I might decide is my business.
You do of course realize that the RKBA depends upon having an orderly, moral society that values their neighbor, right?

If you support the breakup of the family through things like consequence-free termination of family members, you are asking for a police state to be it's replacement.


Violent crime has dropped since Roe v. Wade, if anything, it's lead to a more orderly, not a less orderly society.



Kinda like Pirates and Global Warming


[Linked Image]



No,

Kind of like a peer reviewed journal article:

https://academic.oup.com/qje/article-abstract/116/2/379/1904158
Originally Posted by HawkI
Nope, I just hold certain truths to be "self-evident". The fact that some view it as a religious persecution and not universal is either a commie, someone with an agenda, a Nazi or someone with a guilty conscience. If it doesnt apply to you, you dont have a problem with it.

I realize this is about Ireland, but I dont have any delusions that plenty have a problem with it even in my town.


If your position was so "self evident" it wouldn't be the minority position in Ireland and the U.S.
Originally Posted by CCCC
For some whom others label as "religious" and whose tenets are challenged on the basis of that label, the fundament of their beliefs and practices are not related to a "church" organization and/or a human codified religious doctrine. Their tenets and practices are based on a personal relationship with a God and Savior. Build a case - and related accusations - against that fact, if you will.

The moral tenets of some are derived from such a relationship - while the same or similar moral tenets of others are based on other factors. Nonetheless, those moral tenets are applied to the conduct of lives, and are important. One of those tenets pertains to the murder of defenseless other beings.

There has been a lot of obfuscatory and PC rhetoric applied by those who wish to avoid or deflect from the obvious - like the vapid "right to choose". Of course a woman has the right to control her own body. So be it. That includes the choice keeping it clean and healthy, or being filthy and abusing herself with all sorts of harmful stuff, or doing things somewhere in between. So be it. That includes her decisions about whether or not to enable her pregnancy - or avoid it. So be it. It's her choice

But - does the woman have a right to murder an individual living being she chose to enable - a being that is not herself? For convenience, Hitler murdered many, many Jews - and others. For convenience, Stalin murdered a whole bunch of folks. Pol Pot did much the same - and so have many other powerful figures. Yes - those murders are grand-scale events of murder for convenience. Is a single murder for convenience any less egregious?

Given the current legal frameworks, pregnant women in many places can choose to murder for convenience. How is her convenience any different or more significant than that of Hitler, or Stalin, or Pol Pot, or ??? It appears that the act of willful abortion is as much a mark of destruction for the woman as it is for the child she murders. As a society, we have become complicit. Anyone care to try to form that into "religiosity"?




Okay, now explain how you can justify forcing a woman to bear a child she does not want...it is not your body.

That is the problem here, some still see women as chattel.


I personally do not want to see abortion become common place and most definitely do not want it to raise it's ugly head in my family...but it is NOT MY choice to make.


And all of you that rant about the left and the anti-2nd mobs that infringe your freedom...take a good hard look in a mirror.


And if you still feel a need to infringe the right of women and force them to bear children then you are not conservative and you do not value personal freedom, you are a control freak just like the rest of the filth.
Originally Posted by JSTUART

I personally do not want to see abortion become common place and most definitely do not want it to raise it's ugly head in my family...but it is NOT MY choice to make.


Exactly, we ALL expect our freedoms & liberties not be infringed upon,,,but some choose hypocritically to control others choices.
Those who oppose the killing of children in the womb are rights advocates. This position is therefore 100% consistent with being a rights advocate with respect to the right to keep and bear arms. Yours is the inconsistent collection of positions.
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Those who oppose the killing of children in the womb are rights advocates. This position is therefore 100% consistent with being a rights advocate with respect to the right to keep and bear arms. Yours is the inconsistent collection of positions.




Exactly the same could be said of those that wish to ban firearms ownership. "If it will save one child", I have seen that repeatedly lambasted here and now you use the exact same argument.
It is disingenuous and deceitful.

Mainly to yourself.

You are just another control freak that cannot stand not getting your own way, and for those that chant "religious conviction" then know that your religious convictions are the same as your personal freedoms in that they end at the tip of your nose...after all, you lot would be very upset if you were forced to acquiesces to the Muslim belief system.

What you are doing here is forcing your personal agenda on others, and doing your level best to bring the full force of the law down on them...I thought you lot abolished slavery, or is that only for men.
Sounds like you're trying to convince yourself of something.
Originally Posted by JSTUART

You are just another control freak that cannot stand not getting your own way, and for those that chant "religious conviction" then know that your religious convictions are the same as your personal freedoms in that they end at the tip of your nose...after all, you lot would be very upset if you were forced to acquiesces to the Muslim belief system.

What you are doing here is forcing your personal agenda on others, and doing your level best to bring the full force of the law down on them...I thought you lot abolished slavery, or is that only for men.


Yep, the unborn are subhuman just like the Jews, isn't that right JSTUART?
Originally Posted by ismith
Originally Posted by JSTUART

You are just another control freak that cannot stand not getting your own way, and for those that chant "religious conviction" then know that your religious convictions are the same as your personal freedoms in that they end at the tip of your nose...after all, you lot would be very upset if you were forced to acquiesces to the Muslim belief system.

What you are doing here is forcing your personal agenda on others, and doing your level best to bring the full force of the law down on them...I thought you lot abolished slavery, or is that only for men.


Yep, the unborn are subhuman just like the Jews, isn't that right JSTUART?



I do not recall EVER calling Jews "subhuman" so please do not lie and put words in my mouth.
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Sounds like you're trying to convince yourself of something.



Unlike yourself I know well what my convictions are, and I damn well make sure I live by them...I do not however feel the need to make others do as I want.
Originally Posted by JSTUART

I do not recall EVER calling Jews "subhuman" so please do not lie and put words in my mouth.


Oh gotcha, unless we're talking unborn Jews right? You do realize to be pro-abortion you have to consider the unborn to be less than human right? That's the same logic the Nazis used to justify their murder as well. It is morally wrong to kill someone because they inconvenience you, period.
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Sounds like you're trying to convince yourself of something.



Unlike yourself I know well what my convictions are, and I damn well make sure I live by them...I do not however feel the need to make others do as I want.

Unless they're unable to protest what's being done to them.
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Sounds like you're trying to convince yourself of something.



Unlike yourself I know well what my convictions are, and I damn well make sure I live by them...I do not however feel the need to make others do as I want.

Unless they're unable to protest what's being done to them.


Still the same argument the left spruiks when they want your firearms, and I notice that you steadfastly defend against that which affects you personally.
Originally Posted by ismith
Originally Posted by JSTUART

I do not recall EVER calling Jews "subhuman" so please do not lie and put words in my mouth.


Oh gotcha, unless we're talking unborn Jews right? You do realize to be pro-abortion you have to consider the unborn to be less than human right? That's the same logic the Nazis used to justify their murder as well. It is morally wrong to kill someone because they inconvenience you, period.


No I don't...what I do have to realise is that my opinion and the opinion of everyone else has absolutely no relevance or bearing upon the decision as it is in the hands of the woman whose body it is.

Not yours, not mine, not the woman next door...SOLELY in the hands of the woman making the decision about her body and future.
Let's just go back to old Roman law, birth is irrelevant. Don't like your kid? Just kill him and try again. Or keep him and sell him as a slave.
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by HawkI
Nope, I just hold certain truths to be "self-evident". The fact that some view it as a religious persecution and not universal is either a commie, someone with an agenda, a Nazi or someone with a guilty conscience. If it doesnt apply to you, you dont have a problem with it.

I realize this is about Ireland, but I dont have any delusions that plenty have a problem with it even in my town.


If your position was so "self evident" it wouldn't be the minority position in Ireland and the U.S.


Its not my "position", its THE basis for independence; something I believe in and something yourself uses as a cloak for self-service.
Originally Posted by nighthawk
Let's just go back to old Roman law, birth is irrelevant. Don't like your kid? Just kill him and try again. Or keep him and sell him as a slave.


The law will take exception to you doing that...and rightfully so.


But since you hold the law in such high regard you will be pleased to know that abortion is legal.
Originally Posted by HawkI
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by HawkI
Nope, I just hold certain truths to be "self-evident". The fact that some view it as a religious persecution and not universal is either a commie, someone with an agenda, a Nazi or someone with a guilty conscience. If it doesnt apply to you, you dont have a problem with it.

I realize this is about Ireland, but I dont have any delusions that plenty have a problem with it even in my town.


If your position was so "self evident" it wouldn't be the minority position in Ireland and the U.S.


Its not my "position", its THE basis for independence; something I believe in and something yourself uses as a cloak for self-service.




Question, how is the man's argument "self serving"?
Rightfully so? Why? Why does popping out of a hole make such a difference. Here we have it down to what parts can pop out and what parts have to stay in to kill it legally. No rational argument for that. Sophistry a-plenty but no rational argument.

Legal doesn't make it right. Never did, never will.
Originally Posted by nighthawk
Rightfully so? Why? Why does popping out of a hole make such a difference. Here we have it down to what parts can pop out and what parts can't to kill it legally. No rational argument for that. Sophistry a-plenty but no rational argument.



You are dissembling and attempting to be cute, you are very well aware that abortion is about the woman's right to govern her own body. And like it or not any that oppose that right to self-governance are treating women as chattel.

Slavery was abolished.
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by CCCC
For some whom others label as "religious" and whose tenets are challenged on the basis of that label, the fundament of their beliefs and practices are not related to a "church" organization and/or a human codified religious doctrine. Their tenets and practices are based on a personal relationship with a God and Savior. Build a case - and related accusations - against that fact, if you will.

The moral tenets of some are derived from such a relationship - while the same or similar moral tenets of others are based on other factors. Nonetheless, those moral tenets are applied to the conduct of lives, and are important. One of those tenets pertains to the murder of defenseless other beings.

There has been a lot of obfuscatory and PC rhetoric applied by those who wish to avoid or deflect from the obvious - like the vapid "right to choose". Of course a woman has the right to control her own body. So be it. That includes the choice keeping it clean and healthy, or being filthy and abusing herself with all sorts of harmful stuff, or doing things somewhere in between. So be it. That includes her decisions about whether or not to enable her pregnancy - or avoid it. So be it. It's her choice

But - does the woman have a right to murder an individual living being she chose to enable - a being that is not herself? For convenience, Hitler murdered many, many Jews - and others. For convenience, Stalin murdered a whole bunch of folks. Pol Pot did much the same - and so have many other powerful figures. Yes - those murders are grand-scale events of murder for convenience. Is a single murder for convenience any less egregious?

Given the current legal frameworks, pregnant women in many places can choose to murder for convenience. How is her convenience any different or more significant than that of Hitler, or Stalin, or Pol Pot, or ??? It appears that the act of willful abortion is as much a mark of destruction for the woman as it is for the child she murders. As a society, we have become complicit. Anyone care to try to form that into "religiosity"?




Okay, now explain how you can justify forcing a woman to bear a child she does not want...it is not your body.

That is the problem here, some still see women as chattel.


I personally do not want to see abortion become common place and most definitely do not want it to raise it's ugly head in my family...but it is NOT MY choice to make.


I don't wanna work, but I sure as hell won't use it as an excuse to kill someone. Of course if I don't wanna work, I will have repercussions. I would EXPECT them.
Being responsible/cause/effect 101....

Everyone out there in La-La land breaking windows, dindunuffins, someone gimme a short term fix for my decisions, so I don't have to deal with the repercussions.
If it was some dude driving drunk and running over a preschool class for what he did with his body, I would suspect we'd be looking for a short rope and his wallet. They might not even be religious zealots....

Sorry, amidst a sea of prophylactics and pills, designated drivers, I fail to see the whole "chattel" connection.
Originally Posted by JSTUART

Okay, now explain how you can justify forcing a woman to bear a child she does not want...it is not your body.

That is the problem here, some still see women as chattel.
I don't know if you heard this or not, it's pretty hi-tek stuff, but we figured out what causes pregnancy!

It's called "sex" and every woman knows about it. They know it causes pregnancy. So, unless a woman was raped, she invited a child to form in her womb.
Tying the 2nd to abortion is,,,,, well as liberal as it gets...by definition.
Originally Posted by HawkI
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by CCCC
For some whom others label as "religious" and whose tenets are challenged on the basis of that label, the fundament of their beliefs and practices are not related to a "church" organization and/or a human codified religious doctrine. Their tenets and practices are based on a personal relationship with a God and Savior. Build a case - and related accusations - against that fact, if you will.

The moral tenets of some are derived from such a relationship - while the same or similar moral tenets of others are based on other factors. Nonetheless, those moral tenets are applied to the conduct of lives, and are important. One of those tenets pertains to the murder of defenseless other beings.

There has been a lot of obfuscatory and PC rhetoric applied by those who wish to avoid or deflect from the obvious - like the vapid "right to choose". Of course a woman has the right to control her own body. So be it. That includes the choice keeping it clean and healthy, or being filthy and abusing herself with all sorts of harmful stuff, or doing things somewhere in between. So be it. That includes her decisions about whether or not to enable her pregnancy - or avoid it. So be it. It's her choice

But - does the woman have a right to murder an individual living being she chose to enable - a being that is not herself? For convenience, Hitler murdered many, many Jews - and others. For convenience, Stalin murdered a whole bunch of folks. Pol Pot did much the same - and so have many other powerful figures. Yes - those murders are grand-scale events of murder for convenience. Is a single murder for convenience any less egregious?

Given the current legal frameworks, pregnant women in many places can choose to murder for convenience. How is her convenience any different or more significant than that of Hitler, or Stalin, or Pol Pot, or ??? It appears that the act of willful abortion is as much a mark of destruction for the woman as it is for the child she murders. As a society, we have become complicit. Anyone care to try to form that into "religiosity"?




Okay, now explain how you can justify forcing a woman to bear a child she does not want...it is not your body.

That is the problem here, some still see women as chattel.


I personally do not want to see abortion become common place and most definitely do not want it to raise it's ugly head in my family...but it is NOT MY choice to make.


I don't wanna work, but I sure as hell won't use it as an excuse to kill someone. Of course if I don't wanna work, I will have repercussions. I would EXPECT them.
Being responsible/cause/effect 101....

Everyone out there in La-La land breaking windows, dindunuffins, someone gimme a short term fix for my decisions, so I don't have to deal with the repercussions.
If it was some dude driving drunk and running over a preschool class for what he did with his body, I would suspect we'd be looking for a short rope and his wallet. They might not even be religious zealots....

Sorry, amidst a sea of prophylactics and pills, designated drivers, I fail to see the whole "chattel" connection.



Refusing to allow women control over their own bodies is treating them as chattel/property.

And as for the rest of that...it has absolutely nothing to do with anything other than a woman's right to control over her own body.

That is it period.


Originally Posted by Tyrone
Originally Posted by JSTUART

Okay, now explain how you can justify forcing a woman to bear a child she does not want...it is not your body.

That is the problem here, some still see women as chattel.
I don't know if you heard this or not, it's pretty hi-tek stuff, but we figured out what causes pregnancy!

It's called "sex" and every woman knows about it. They know it causes pregnancy. So, unless a woman was raped, she invited a child to form in her womb.




Funny how nothing is ever said about the men that put it there...it always the woman's fault and it is always the woman that has to bear the burden, well guess what, not all of them want to.
Originally Posted by CCCC
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Violent crime has dropped since Roe v. Wade, if anything, it's lead to a more orderly, not a less orderly society.

Did anyone notice this baseless and deliberately misleading attempt to state "cause and effect" !!

Yes, I noticed that. As if violent crime is the only measure of societal well being. All the while ignoring these instances of murder. How about we add those to the numbers and see where we are at?

This might be an interesting time to check the crime stats in Ireland over the same period. My guess is they mirrored the trends AS's study pointed to, except for, of course, the number of abortions.
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by HawkI
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by HawkI
Nope, I just hold certain truths to be "self-evident". The fact that some view it as a religious persecution and not universal is either a commie, someone with an agenda, a Nazi or someone with a guilty conscience. If it doesnt apply to you, you dont have a problem with it.

I realize this is about Ireland, but I dont have any delusions that plenty have a problem with it even in my town.


If your position was so "self evident" it wouldn't be the minority position in Ireland and the U.S.


Its not my "position", its THE basis for independence; something I believe in and something yourself uses as a cloak for self-service.




Question, how is the man's argument "self serving"?


How does a person accept the Bill Of Rights or the Declaration of Independence when he doesn't believe in their foundation?

Of course his comment of "your position" pretty much gives it away, at least to me.
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
Let women decide what to do with their bodies, not a bunch of meddling men thumping a bible.


But when she has the baby guess who is on the hook!! You can't have it both ways, if the man is responsible after birth then he needs a say before birth also.
Just saying . Cheers NC
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by HawkI
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by CCCC
For some whom others label as "religious" and whose tenets are challenged on the basis of that label, the fundament of their beliefs and practices are not related to a "church" organization and/or a human codified religious doctrine. Their tenets and practices are based on a personal relationship with a God and Savior. Build a case - and related accusations - against that fact, if you will.

The moral tenets of some are derived from such a relationship - while the same or similar moral tenets of others are based on other factors. Nonetheless, those moral tenets are applied to the conduct of lives, and are important. One of those tenets pertains to the murder of defenseless other beings.

There has been a lot of obfuscatory and PC rhetoric applied by those who wish to avoid or deflect from the obvious - like the vapid "right to choose". Of course a woman has the right to control her own body. So be it. That includes the choice keeping it clean and healthy, or being filthy and abusing herself with all sorts of harmful stuff, or doing things somewhere in between. So be it. That includes her decisions about whether or not to enable her pregnancy - or avoid it. So be it. It's her choice

But - does the woman have a right to murder an individual living being she chose to enable - a being that is not herself? For convenience, Hitler murdered many, many Jews - and others. For convenience, Stalin murdered a whole bunch of folks. Pol Pot did much the same - and so have many other powerful figures. Yes - those murders are grand-scale events of murder for convenience. Is a single murder for convenience any less egregious?

Given the current legal frameworks, pregnant women in many places can choose to murder for convenience. How is her convenience any different or more significant than that of Hitler, or Stalin, or Pol Pot, or ??? It appears that the act of willful abortion is as much a mark of destruction for the woman as it is for the child she murders. As a society, we have become complicit. Anyone care to try to form that into "religiosity"?




Okay, now explain how you can justify forcing a woman to bear a child she does not want...it is not your body.

That is the problem here, some still see women as chattel.


I personally do not want to see abortion become common place and most definitely do not want it to raise it's ugly head in my family...but it is NOT MY choice to make.


I don't wanna work, but I sure as hell won't use it as an excuse to kill someone. Of course if I don't wanna work, I will have repercussions. I would EXPECT them.
Being responsible/cause/effect 101....

Everyone out there in La-La land breaking windows, dindunuffins, someone gimme a short term fix for my decisions, so I don't have to deal with the repercussions.
If it was some dude driving drunk and running over a preschool class for what he did with his body, I would suspect we'd be looking for a short rope and his wallet. They might not even be religious zealots....

Sorry, amidst a sea of prophylactics and pills, designated drivers, I fail to see the whole "chattel" connection.



Refusing to allow women control over their own bodies is treating them as chattel/property.

And as for the rest of that...it has absolutely nothing to do with anything other than a woman's right to control over her own body.

That is it period.


Is someone keeping them "off their backs" that I don't know about?

The fact is there is about 100 "choices" no government has anything to do with before the killing of offspring, as far as I know.

I do know I have every right to lop off my hand, but damned if it would keep me out of the asylum....
Originally Posted by northcountry
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
Let women decide what to do with their bodies, not a bunch of meddling men thumping a bible.


But when she has the baby guess who is on the hook!! You can't have it both ways, if the man is responsible after birth then he needs a say before birth also.
Just saying . Cheers NC



So, you genuinely believe that gives you the right to dictate what she can or can not do with her body?
Now you're dissembling. Does a woman have a right to shoot heroine on the steps of the Capitol? It's her own body, right? Plenty of examples where law restricts what a person can do with his body. And the argument is fallacious anyway because it assumes the fetus has no human status or it would be a woman's right to choose what to do with someone else's body.

The point is at what point do human rights accrue and on what basis. When is that thing a person. The answer I don't know. But I wouldn't want to take a chance of killing a person just because I guessed wrong. Here if I fire a shot in the air in the general direction of downtown and managed to kill someone (small town, infinitesimal chance of that happening) the charge is homicide.
Originally Posted by JSTUART

So, you genuinely believe that gives you the right to dictate what she can or can not do with her body?
A pregnant woman has already said what she is doing with her body.


Originally Posted by HawkI




Is someone keeping them "off their backs" that I don't know about?

The fact is there is about 100 "choices" no government has anything to do with before the killing of offspring, as far as I know.

I do know I have every right to lop off my hand, but damned if it would keep me out of the asylum....



Irrelevant, you are still insisting on your right to dictate what a woman can or can not do with her own body.
Originally Posted by HawkI
Originally Posted by JSTUART




Question, how is the man's argument "self serving"?


How does a person accept the Bill Of Rights or the Declaration of Independence when he doesn't believe in their foundation?

Of course his comment of "your position" pretty much gives it away, at least to me.




Odd, I took his meaning to be your stance on abortion and your inability to allow that women have a right to self-governance of their own bodies.


And that second bit is as fundamental as you can possibly be.
Originally Posted by JSTUART


Originally Posted by HawkI




Is someone keeping them "off their backs" that I don't know about?

The fact is there is about 100 "choices" no government has anything to do with before the killing of offspring, as far as I know.

I do know I have every right to lop off my hand, but damned if it would keep me out of the asylum....



Irrelevant, you are still insisting on your right to dictate what a woman can or can not do with her own body.


Irrelevant?

First, I don't have a right to dictate to anyone, and a woman who wants ten thousand choices and one more to kill doesn't either, capiche?
Originally Posted by HawkI


First, I don't have a right to dictate to anyone, and a woman who wants ten thousand choices and one more to kill doesn't either, capiche?



You have just contradicted your second point with your first.

And the eye-tie stuff is sort of wasted on me.


Well goodnight gentlemen I am off to bed.
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by HawkI
Originally Posted by JSTUART




Question, how is the man's argument "self serving"?


How does a person accept the Bill Of Rights or the Declaration of Independence when he doesn't believe in their foundation?

Of course his comment of "your position" pretty much gives it away, at least to me.




Odd, I took his meaning to be your stance on abortion and your inability to allow that women have a right to self-governance of their own bodies.


And that second bit is as fundamental as you can possibly be.


JSTUART, please tell me what my (or your) government would do to a "self-governing" individual who chooses to lop off a body part here and there.....or smoke crack while pregnant.

Pure B.S.. GMAFB.

Yeah, its my inability to appreciate "freedom".....
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by HawkI


First, I don't have a right to dictate to anyone, and a woman who wants ten thousand choices and one more to kill doesn't either, capiche?



You have just contradicted your second point with your first.

And the eye-tie stuff is sort of wasted on me.


Contradiction?
Not really. I'm not petitioning killing anyone...but then in the U.S., for now, we have God given rights, not granted by men, or if it makes you feel better, women either.
It's really nice to see the ole' white folks worried about minority children, and the health of the Mom possibly turning tricks to supply her heroine addiction lol.

May as well start on them running shoes for the lil' Mexicans crossing the border next,,,,sweet bunch of guys.
Originally Posted by HawkI
but then in the U.S., for now, we have God given rights, not granted by men, or if it makes you feel better, women either.


Show me where God grants you 2nd amendment rights in the bible...please.
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Sounds like you're trying to convince yourself of something.



Unlike yourself I know well what my convictions are, and I damn well make sure I live by them...I do not however feel the need to make others do as I want.
Unless they're unable to protest what's being done to them.
Still the same argument the left spruiks when they want your firearms, and I notice that you steadfastly defend against that which affects you personally.
What a canard.
Originally Posted by Tyrone
Originally Posted by rockinbbar
I'm outta this thread.

Those that condone the hypocrisy of the church covering up sex abuse for centuries and running a red herring up the pole to focus attention on other institutes are the reason it gets covered up by anyone.

It's wrong no matter who does it, or who covers it up.
I'm not condoning it. It should have been adjudicated long ago. That is, if you could have even found a public official who cared enough about it even 60 years ago to press charges. If you think this is/was limited to the Catholic church, you need to wake up. It's every church, every organization that involves youth. ALL of them have covered it up.

The Catholic church has made great strides in child protection while at least one institution locks people up for pointing out abuse.


No, the leader of other Christian churces followed His Word and told their church leaders to get married, make woopi, and multiply, as opposed to a gay pope 600 years ago. wink
Originally Posted by JSTUART

So, you genuinely believe that gives you the right to dictate what she can or can not do with her body?

It's not just her body. Someone else's body is there, too.
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
Originally Posted by HawkI
but then in the U.S., for now, we have God given rights, not granted by men, or if it makes you feel better, women either.


Show me where God grants you 2nd amendment rights in the bible...please.


The Bible?

The Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution states as much.

It's [bleep] Memorial Day and you need a [bleep] history lesson?

"The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America, When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.--That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.--Such has been the patient sufferance of these Colonies; and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former Systems of Government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having in direct object the establishment of an absolute Tyranny over these States. To prove this, let Facts be submitted to a candid world.
He has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good.
He has forbidden his Governors to pass Laws of immediate and pressing importance, unless suspended in their operation till his Assent should be obtained; and when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend to them.
He has refused to pass other Laws for the accommodation of large districts of people, unless those people would relinquish the right of Representation in the Legislature, a right inestimable to them and formidable to tyrants only.
He has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of their public Records, for the sole purpose of fatiguing them into compliance with his measures.
He has dissolved Representative Houses repeatedly, for opposing with manly firmness his invasions on the rights of the people.
He has refused for a long time, after such dissolutions, to cause others to be elected; whereby the Legislative powers, incapable of Annihilation, have returned to the People at large for their exercise; the State remaining in the mean time exposed to all the dangers of invasion from without, and convulsions within.
He has endeavoured to prevent the population of these States; for that purpose obstructing the Laws for Naturalization of Foreigners; refusing to pass others to encourage their migrations hither, and raising the conditions of new Appropriations of Lands.
He has obstructed the Administration of Justice, by refusing his Assent to Laws for establishing Judiciary powers.
He has made Judges dependent on his Will alone, for the tenure of their offices, and the amount and payment of their salaries.
He has erected a multitude of New Offices, and sent hither swarms of Officers to harrass our people, and eat out their substance.
He has kept among us, in times of peace, Standing Armies without the Consent of our legislatures.
He has affected to render the Military independent of and superior to the Civil power.
He has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our constitution, and unacknowledged by our laws; giving his Assent to their Acts of pretended Legislation:
For Quartering large bodies of armed troops among us:
For protecting them, by a mock Trial, from punishment for any Murders which they should commit on the Inhabitants of these States:
For cutting off our Trade with all parts of the world:
For imposing Taxes on us without our Consent:
For depriving us in many cases, of the benefits of Trial by Jury:
For transporting us beyond Seas to be tried for pretended offences
For abolishing the free System of English Laws in a neighbouring Province, establishing therein an Arbitrary government, and enlarging its Boundaries so as to render it at once an example and fit instrument for introducing the same absolute rule into these Colonies:
For taking away our Charters, abolishing our most valuable Laws, and altering fundamentally the Forms of our Governments:
For suspending our own Legislatures, and declaring themselves invested with power to legislate for us in all cases whatsoever.
He has abdicated Government here, by declaring us out of his Protection and waging War against us.
He has plundered our seas, ravaged our Coasts, burnt our towns, and destroyed the lives of our people.
He is at this time transporting large Armies of foreign Mercenaries to compleat the works of death, desolation and tyranny, already begun with circumstances of Cruelty & perfidy scarcely paralleled in the most barbarous ages, and totally unworthy the Head of a civilized nation.
He has constrained our fellow Citizens taken Captive on the high Seas to bear Arms against their Country, to become the executioners of their friends and Brethren, or to fall themselves by their Hands.
He has excited domestic insurrections amongst us, and has endeavoured to bring on the inhabitants of our frontiers, the merciless Indian Savages, whose known rule of warfare, is an undistinguished destruction of all ages, sexes and conditions.
In every stage of these Oppressions We have Petitioned for Redress in the most humble terms: Our repeated Petitions have been answered only by repeated injury. A Prince whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a Tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler of a free people.
Nor have We been wanting in attentions to our Brittish brethren. We have warned them from time to time of attempts by their legislature to extend an unwarrantable jurisdiction over us. We have reminded them of the circumstances of our emigration and settlement here. We have appealed to their native justice and magnanimity, and we have conjured them by the ties of our common kindred to disavow these usurpations, which, would inevitably interrupt our connections and correspondence. They too have been deaf to the voice of justice and of consanguinity. We must, therefore, acquiesce in the necessity, which denounces our Separation, and hold them, as we hold the rest of mankind, Enemies in War, in Peace Friends.
We, therefore, the Representatives of the united States of America, in General Congress, Assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions, do, in the Name, and by Authority of the good People of these Colonies, solemnly publish and declare, That these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States; that they are Absolved from all Allegiance to the British Crown, and that all political connection between them and the State of Great Britain, is and ought to be totally dissolved; and that as Free and Independent States, they have full Power to levy War, conclude Peace, contract Alliances, establish Commerce, and to do all other Acts and Things which Independent States may of right do. And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor.

Georgia
Button Gwinnett
Lyman Hall
George Walton

North Carolina
William Hooper
Joseph Hewes
John Penn

South Carolina
Edward Rutledge
Thomas Heyward, Jr.
Thomas Lynch, Jr.
Arthur Middleton

Massachusetts
John Hancock
Maryland
Samuel Chase
William Paca
Thomas Stone
Charles Carroll of Carrollton

Virginia
George Wythe
Richard Henry Lee
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Harrison
Thomas Nelson, Jr.
Francis Lightfoot Lee
Carter Braxton

Pennsylvania
Robert Morris
Benjamin Rush
Benjamin Franklin
John Morton
George Clymer
James Smith
George Taylor
James Wilson
George Ross
Delaware
Caesar Rodney
George Read
Thomas McKean

New York
William Floyd
Philip Livingston
Francis Lewis
Lewis Morris

New Jersey
Richard Stockton
John Witherspoon
Francis Hopkinson
John Hart
Abraham Clark

New Hampshire
Josiah Bartlett
William Whipple

Massachusetts
Samuel Adams
John Adams
Robert Treat Paine
Elbridge Gerry

Rhode Island
Stephen Hopkins
William Ellery

Connecticut
Roger Sherman
Samuel Huntington
William Williams
Oliver Wolcott

New Hampshire
Matthew Thornton
Don't sound like God to me, he does it in far fewer words.
Originally Posted by northcountry
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
Let women decide what to do with their bodies, not a bunch of meddling men thumping a bible.


But when she has the baby guess who is on the hook!! You can't have it both ways, if the man is responsible after birth then he needs a say before birth also.
Just saying . Cheers NC


Amen!

This is an important point that's often, conveniently, overlooked.
This helpful?

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."

Sure sounds like grounds for killing offspring and gun confiscation doesn't it?


Originally Posted by HawkI
This helpful?

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."

Sure sounds like grounds for killing offspring and gun confiscation doesn't it?


Well said, my ersatz namesake.
Actually "self-evident" makes it pretty clear, unless the bible blocks your view.
On this issue, the Irish got more freedom then the US does.

They voted on the issue.

Assumin the votes was counted correctly, somethin ya can't do here in the US, the voters exercised their freedom, and voted to legalize it.

Lotta anti-freedom posters here, it bein Memorial Day and all.
Originally Posted by Fubarski
On this issue, the Irish got more freedom then the US does.

They voted on the issue.

Assumin the votes was counted correctly, somethin ya can't do here in the US, the voters exercised their freedom, and voted to legalize it.

Lotta anti-freedom posters here, it bein Memorial Day and all.

What about the freedoms of the victims?
How one gets freedom out of legalizing murder is beyond me. (There I go "dictating" what people do with their bodies again)!

The German people wanted Jews rounded up and put into railcars. Freedom? Democracy?

Maybe we could fire a few furnaces with the unwanted babes....oops, that's happening too.....

But hey, small price to pay to prevent the word "chattel" being tossed around. That would be egregious...






The death penalty is legalized murder.

People had the freedom ta vote whether or not they wanted the death penalty.

Some states voted for it, some not. Freedom.

None of the "victims", i.e., those on death row, voted for it, amazingly.

If you are against abortion, you have the freedom to try and convince others to agree with you.

Same way if you feel a person should be able to terminate.

Freedom.
Originally Posted by Fubarski
The death penalty is legalized murder.

People had the freedom ta vote whether or not they wanted the death penalty.

Some states voted for it, some not. Freedom.

None of the "victims", i.e., those on death row, voted for it, amazingly.

If you are against abortion, you have the freedom to try and convince others to agree with you.

Same way if you feel a person should be able to terminate.

Freedom.



Awesome.

(Not really)
Originally Posted by HawkI
How one gets freedom out of legalizing murder is beyond me. (There I go "dictating" what people do with their bodies again)!

The German people wanted Jews rounded up and put into railcars. Freedom? Democracy?

Maybe we could fire a few furnaces with the unwanted babes....oops, that's happening too.....

But hey, small price to pay to prevent the word "chattel" being tossed around. That would be egregious...



Originally Posted by HawkI

Awesome.

(Not really)



Just dropped in before I finally get to bed.

Well the news is that you have legalised abortion, we have legalised abortion, and the Irish have legalised abortion...so am guessing that your point of view is not only in the minority but also very unpopular.

Must suck to be you.


Now that the snide remarks and pointed jabs are out of the way (that is right, I can do that too), this whole thing boils down to one thing only...do you think women have the right to authority over their own bodies.

I think they do.
Apparently, you halo wearers ain't never wore a rubber.

Or got BJ or a handjob.

Or, banged a broad on her period.

Or one on the pill.

Cause if ya did, you aborted a lil' baby, same as if it happened later.

Every time.

But, let me guess, that's "different".

Remember, conception begins at life.

All those little wigglers was alive, wasn't they?
Originally Posted by Tyrone
Originally Posted by CCCC

Okay, now explain how you can justify forcing a woman to bear a child she does not want...it is not your body.

That is the problem here, some still see women as chattel.
I don't know if you heard this or not, it's pretty hi-tek stuff, but we figured out what causes pregnancy!

It's called "sex" and every woman knows about it. They know it causes pregnancy. So, unless a woman was raped, she invited a child to form in her womb.



Another example of an old white guy wanting to usurp a women's control of their bodies, as he's headed down to the basement for some visual stimulation.
Originally Posted by Tyrone
Originally Posted by CCCC
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Violent crime has dropped since Roe v. Wade, if anything, it's lead to a more orderly, not a less orderly society.

Did anyone notice this baseless and deliberately misleading attempt to state "cause and effect" !!

Yes, I noticed that. As if violent crime is the only measure of societal well being. All the while ignoring these instances of murder. How about we add those to the numbers and see where we are at?

This might be an interesting time to check the crime stats in Ireland over the same period. My guess is they mirrored the trends AS's study pointed to, except for, of course, the number of abortions.



And you would be wrong:

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Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by HawkI
How one gets freedom out of legalizing murder is beyond me. (There I go "dictating" what people do with their bodies again)!

The German people wanted Jews rounded up and put into railcars. Freedom? Democracy?

Maybe we could fire a few furnaces with the unwanted babes....oops, that's happening too.....

But hey, small price to pay to prevent the word "chattel" being tossed around. That would be egregious...



Originally Posted by HawkI

Awesome.

(Not really)



Just dropped in before I finally get to bed.

Well the news is that you have legalised abortion, we have legalised abortion, and the Irish have legalised abortion...so am guessing that your point of view is not only in the minority but also very unpopular.

Must suck to be you.


Now that the snide remarks and pointed jabs are out of the way (that is right, I can do that too), this whole thing boils down to one thing only...do you think women have the right to authority over their own bodies.

I think they do.


That's great.

A smokestack in England is probably fueled with your superiority. I'm so happy you've joined the ranks of modern liberalism.

It's really more than snide comments; I'm sure it won't directly effect either one of us. But it does matter.

Never answered my question on lopping off body parts as a "self-governing" individual....
Originally Posted by Fubarski
The death penalty is legalized murder.

People had the freedom ta vote whether or not they wanted the death penalty.

Some states voted for it, some not. Freedom.

None of the "victims", i.e., those on death row, voted for it, amazingly.

If you are against abortion, you have the freedom to try and convince others to agree with you.

Same way if you feel a person should be able to terminate.

Freedom.



Great post Sir
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
Originally Posted by Fubarski
The death penalty is legalized murder.

People had the freedom ta vote whether or not they wanted the death penalty.

Some states voted for it, some not. Freedom.

None of the "victims", i.e., those on death row, voted for it, amazingly.

If you are against abortion, you have the freedom to try and convince others to agree with you.

Same way if you feel a person should be able to terminate.

Freedom.



Great post Sir


The unborn had their trial! Kill em...

Damn unborn criminals anyway.

No wonder the Second Amendment is under attack. Many of you think Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness doesn't matter.
Originally Posted by HawkI
No wonder the Second Amendment is under attack. Many of you think Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness doesn't matter.


Apparently, you would have it read: "Life and the pursuit of Happiness."
Originally Posted by Fubarski
Apparently, you halo wearers ain't never wore a rubber.

Or got BJ or a handjob.

Or, banged a broad on her period.

Or one on the pill.

Cause if ya did, you aborted a lil' baby, same as if it happened later.

Every time.

But, let me guess, that's "different".

Remember, conception begins at life.

All those little wigglers was alive, wasn't they?



Awesome job!

"Conception begins at life".....

Jesus.
Originally Posted by HawkI


The unborn had their trial! Kill em...

Damn unborn criminals anyway.

No wonder the Second Amendment is under attack. Many of you think Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness doesn't matter.


Separation of church and state.

You must be Catholic, that makes you a minority in the United Sates...your vote doesn't count anymore.
Originally Posted by Fubarski
Originally Posted by HawkI
No wonder the Second Amendment is under attack. Many of you think Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness doesn't matter.


Apparently, you would have it read: "Life and the pursuit of Happiness."


No, I wouldn't.

Our point of no return is having the "Liberty" to "off" my [bleep]....no matter how much it would benefit me.
Maybe you need to ask those who did how happy they are.
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
Originally Posted by HawkI


The unborn had their trial! Kill em...

Damn unborn criminals anyway.

No wonder the Second Amendment is under attack. Many of you think Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness doesn't matter.


Separation of church and state.

You must be Catholic, that makes you a minority in the United Sates...your vote doesn't count anymore.


Why, you a Jew?
Originally Posted by HawkI
Our point of no return is having the "Liberty" to "off" my [bleep]....no matter how much it would benefit me.


Now we're makin progress.

You are in favor of *some* liberties, but not others.

Does everybody get to decide their own set of liberties?

Like, maybe, by votin for em?

Or are you the guy that decides it for everybody?
Originally Posted by Fubarski
Originally Posted by HawkI
Our point of no return is having the "Liberty" to "off" my [bleep]....no matter how much it would benefit me.


Now we're makin progress.

You are in favor of *some* liberties, but not others.

Does everybody get to decide their own set of liberties?

Like, maybe, by votin for em?

Or are you the guy that decides it for everybody?


Yeah, I'm the guy standing on the big chair harping for genocide and calling it freedom....
One step forward, two back..

You ever come up with an reply that's not a hysterical cliche, the thread will still be here.
Originally Posted by HawkI
Originally Posted by Bwana_1

Separation of church and state.

You must be Catholic, that makes you a minority in the United States...your vote doesn't count anymore.


Why, you a Jew?


No I'm not, why would it matter ?

Catholics have been surpassed by the "unaffiliated" sector in this country(atheists & agnostics), how does that feel as self righteous judgemental nobody ?
Originally Posted by Fubarski
One step forward, two back..

You ever come up with an reply that's not a hysterical cliche, the thread will still be here.


You ever get serious about killing people beyond socialist clichés and I'll cease being funny.
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
Originally Posted by HawkI
Originally Posted by Bwana_1

Separation of church and state.

You must be Catholic, that makes you a minority in the United States...your vote doesn't count anymore.


Why, you a Jew?


No I'm not, why would it matter ?

Catholics have been surpassed by the "unaffiliated" sector in this country(atheists & agnostics), how does that feel as self righteous judgemental nobody ?


It wouldn't. I had no problem smelling the "secular" anyhow.

I can't think of anything more self-righteous than clamoring for the death of other people, especially ones that have no voice. Bravo?

edit: The only other thing that might be more self-righteous is an advertised Second Amendment supporter who doesn't give two [bleep] about the Declaration of Independence or anyone else's Bill of Rights. But no doubt they aren't mutually exclusive.
Originally Posted by HawkI
[I'll cease being funny.


You have quite an opinion of yourself.

But hey, at least that's one person.

Bet the cover charge for onea your comedy shows is *way* up there.
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by Tyrone
Originally Posted by CCCC

Okay, now explain how you can justify forcing a woman to bear a child she does not want...it is not your body.

That is the problem here, some still see women as chattel.
I don't know if you heard this or not, it's pretty hi-tek stuff, but we figured out what causes pregnancy!

It's called "sex" and every woman knows about it. They know it causes pregnancy. So, unless a woman was raped, she invited a child to form in her womb.



Another example of an old white guy wanting to usurp a women's control of their bodies, as he's headed down to the basement for some visual stimulation.



Right? With any luck, prostitution will be legal by the time a bunch of daughters turn 18. It's the only right move, and I hope you champion it.
18?

Why not 12?
Originally Posted by Fubarski
Originally Posted by HawkI
[I'll cease being funny.


You have quite an opinion of yourself.

But hey, at least that's one person.

Bet the cover charge for onea your comedy shows is *way* up there.

Keep making this more complicated than it really is.

I'm not Colbert, I assure you....
Originally Posted by Ghostinthemachine
18?

Why not 12?


No kidding.

(Just a joke amongst judgmental pricks)....
Originally Posted by HawkI
Originally Posted by Ghostinthemachine
18?

Why not 12?


No kidding.

(Just a joke amongst judgmental pricks)....


It appears so
Originally Posted by Steelhead
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by Tyrone
Originally Posted by CCCC

Okay, now explain how you can justify forcing a woman to bear a child she does not want...it is not your body.

That is the problem here, some still see women as chattel.
I don't know if you heard this or not, it's pretty hi-tek stuff, but we figured out what causes pregnancy!

It's called "sex" and every woman knows about it. They know it causes pregnancy. So, unless a woman was raped, she invited a child to form in her womb.



Another example of an old white guy wanting to usurp a women's control of their bodies, as he's headed down to the basement for some visual stimulation.



Right? With any luck, prostitution will be legal by the time a bunch of daughters turn 18. It's the only right move, and I hope you champion it.


If it's legalized in a new state, I suspect it will be Colorado.
The stupidity and ignorance displayed by some of the pro-abortion crowd here is nothing less than stunning.
The stupidity and ignorance of somebody that doesn't understand the concept of "Pro-Choice" is comical.
Yeah, it's way over everyone's logic.....and funny. Don't forget the comical part.

It's way more complicated than not paying taxes or dancing on the freeway; forgetting to water the plants.
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by CCCC
For some whom others label as "religious" and whose tenets are challenged on the basis of that label, the fundament of their beliefs and practices are not related to a "church" organization and/or a human codified religious doctrine. Their tenets and practices are based on a personal relationship with a God and Savior. Build a case - and related accusations - against that fact, if you will.
The moral tenets of some are derived from such a relationship - while the same or similar moral tenets of others are based on other factors. Nonetheless, those moral tenets are applied to the conduct of lives, and are important. One of those tenets pertains to the murder of defenseless other beings.
There has been a lot of obfuscatory and PC rhetoric applied by those who wish to avoid or deflect from the obvious - like the vapid "right to choose". Of course a woman has the right to control her own body. So be it. That includes the choice keeping it clean and healthy, or being filthy and abusing herself with all sorts of harmful stuff, or doing things somewhere in between. So be it. That includes her decisions about whether or not to enable her pregnancy - or avoid it. So be it. It's her choice
But - does the woman have a right to murder an individual living being she chose to enable - a being that is not herself? For convenience, Hitler murdered many, many Jews - and others. For convenience, Stalin murdered a whole bunch of folks. Pol Pot did much the same - and so have many other powerful figures. Yes - those murders are grand-scale events of murder for convenience. Is a single murder for convenience any less egregious?
Given the current legal frameworks, pregnant women in many places can choose to murder for convenience. How is her convenience any different or more significant than that of Hitler, or Stalin, or Pol Pot, or ??? It appears that the act of willful abortion is as much a mark of destruction for the woman as it is for the child she murders. As a society, we have become complicit. Anyone care to try to form that into "religiosity"?

Okay, now explain how you can justify forcing a woman to bear a child she does not want...it is not your body. That is the problem here, some still see women as chattel. I personally do not want to see abortion become common place and most definitely do not want it to raise it's ugly head in my family...but it is NOT MY choice to make.

It is not my place to justify such an enforcement, nor have I ever even attempted to so force a woman. If a person obtains a pair of pants and then decides they don't want the pants, they can do away with the pants. Same for a lampshade. Same for a defenseless child?

Suppose that you are the father of a young son and, for reasons of convenience, decide that you no longer want that son - should it be legal, and justifiable, for you to kill that boy? The woman has the choice about whether or not to conceive the child. If she decides to do and then decides that the child is inconvenient for her, some seem to think that she should be able to deal with her bad decision by killing the child. This decision process has nothing to do with whether or not some dolts see women as movable items of personal property - it has to do with moral decision-making by a human being.
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by Tyrone
Originally Posted by CCCC

Okay, now explain how you can justify forcing a woman to bear a child she does not want...it is not your body.
That is the problem here, some still see women as chattel.
I don't know if you heard this or not, it's pretty hi-tek stuff, but we figured out what causes pregnancy!
It's called "sex" and every woman knows about it. They know it causes pregnancy. So, unless a woman was raped, she invited a child to form in her womb.

Another example of an old white guy wanting to usurp a women's control of their bodies, as he's headed down to the basement for some visual stimulation.
No, it seems the problem here is that you are sick. And, try to get well enough to straighten out this mess. i did not post what you have attributed above.
Hey - I don't want to control what any woman does with her body - she must have full control of that. Likewise, I have full control of mine. If that "control of her body" gives her the right to kill a child she does no want, do I have that same right?
Originally Posted by CCCC
Hey - I don't want to control what any woman does with her body - she must have full control of that. Likewise, I have full control of mine. If that "control of her body" gives her the right to kill a child she does no want, do I have that same right?


Did you knock her up?
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
The stupidity and ignorance of somebody that doesn't understand the concept of "Pro-Choice" is comical.

Here is what I understand about your "Pro-Choice". You support the concept that a woman can choose to murder a child she does not want. In supporting that, you also - by default - support the practice of abortion. If the practice of abortion did not exist, she would not have the "choice" you support.
Did I get it right? Where is the comedy in this killing field?
Originally Posted by Tyrone
Originally Posted by CCCC

Okay, now explain how you can justify forcing a woman to bear a child she does not want...it is not your body.

That is the problem here, some still see women as chattel.
I don't know if you heard this or not, it's pretty hi-tek stuff, but we figured out what causes pregnancy!

It's called "sex" and every woman knows about it. They know it causes pregnancy. So, unless a woman was raped, she invited a child to form in her womb.

Hey - Tyrone - I did not post that. Kindly correct it.
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by CCCC
Hey - I don't want to control what any woman does with her body - she must have full control of that. Likewise, I have full control of mine. If that "control of her body" gives her the right to kill a child she does no want, do I have that same right?

Did you knock her up?

Suspicions confirmed - you ARE sick.
Originally Posted by CCCC
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
The stupidity and ignorance of somebody that doesn't understand the concept of "Pro-Choice" is comical.

Here is what I understand about your "Pro-Choice". You support the concept that a woman can choose to murder a child she does not want. In supporting that, you also - by default - support the practice of abortion. If the practice of abortion did not exist, she would not have the "choice" you support.
Did I get it right? Where is the comedy in this killing field?


I believe in the right to bear arms, I can defend my property and family...by your definition that means I want to kill people that enter my space, because I legally can.

Does that mean that I do kill these "said" people ?...no, it means I have the right.

A woman has the right to make all decisions having to do with her body, whether abortion or taking a shiit....is that clear enough for you ?
Abortion=taking a [bleep]

Pretty clear.

Missed that in the founding documents, but clear...
I will support a woman's right to choose just as soon as they promise not mess with my freedoms.



See? Simple.


Will it ever happen? Fug no.
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
Originally Posted by CCCC
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
The stupidity and ignorance of somebody that doesn't understand the concept of "Pro-Choice" is comical.

Here is what I understand about your "Pro-Choice". You support the concept that a woman can choose to murder a child she does not want. In supporting that, you also - by default - support the practice of abortion. If the practice of abortion did not exist, she would not have the "choice" you support.
Did I get it right? Where is the comedy in this killing field?
I believe in the right to bear arms, I can defend my property and family...by your definition that means I want to kill people that enter my space, because I legally can. Does that mean that I do kill these "said" people ?...no, it means I have the right. A woman has the right to make all decisions having to do with her body, whether abortion or taking a shiit....is that clear enough for you ?
No, what you wrote there is not clear at all - or relevant - it is muddled. Are you drinking this evening?

So, my clear explanation of your "Pro-Choice" concept is not so comical, eh? Maybe difficult to feel comedy when you are smarting over the truth. And, get real - I said and think nothing about whether or not you want to kill people simply because you bear arms. It's your "choice". What is it like to be promoting abortion?
Its okay.

Bwana should be in a Conway vs. George Jones debate, not haggling over laws that were never passed or offing the unborn like punching a subway pass because "its a right", like taking a [bleep] is a right.

Give him a break. Hell, I think its a right to get a break; if it isnt at least the majority thinks it should be....

I will try to be more popular with my views on freedom and liberty henceforth.
Originally Posted by Bwana_1
Show me where God grants you 2nd amendment rights in the bible...please.

Quote
Luke 22:36 Then he told them, "But now whoever has a wallet must take it along, and his traveling bag, too. And the one who has no sword must sell his coat and buy one.
Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Originally Posted by Tyrone
I don't know if you heard this or not, it's pretty hi-tek stuff, but we figured out what causes pregnancy!

It's called "sex" and every woman knows about it. They know it causes pregnancy. So, unless a woman was raped, she invited a child to form in her womb.
Another example of an old white guy wanting to usurp a women's control of their bodies, as he's headed down to the basement for some visual stimulation.
Actually, I don't support human trafficking in any way. Not by being a customer, not even by mere clicks.

Doing a little Democrat projection there? The old "You always know what Democrats are doing because that's what they accuse you of"?
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