Michelle Bachmann

[dino]

Originally Posted by clyde

I may make Sara's Toga this year.




And ah don't like ya.

Big difference between not liking someone and insulting them for no reason. Mind your own business.

[Princess Doreen]

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by dino

Big difference between not liking someone and insulting them for no reason. Mind your own business.

You insulted people for no reason first. Look at your posts. Not sure why an obviously joking comment about a circle jerk has you so mad, but whatever.

In case you haven't noticed, everything and I mean everything that goes on here is Clyde's business.

[Riot]

Here's something scary from those that want to control everyone else's lives:

"States more than double previous record for anti-abortion legislation in 2011"

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2011/0...011?via=blog_1

[dellinger63]

Originally Posted by Riot

Here's something scary from those that want to control everyone else's lives:

"States more than double previous record for anti-abortion legislation in 2011"

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2011/0...011?via=blog_1

Cutting public funding is far different than requiring counceling and or waiting periods or restricting private insurance providers.

A woman should have the absolute right to abort without any barriers. She does not have the right to expect anyone other than the father to pay.

[somerfrost]

Originally Posted by Riot

Here's something scary from those that want to control everyone else's lives:

"States more than double previous record for anti-abortion legislation in 2011"

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2011/0...011?via=blog_1

This will never end, while I'd rather see abortions become a thing of the past, forcing extremist views on the majority is not the answer. When both young men and women accept responsibility for their actions, the need for abortions will decrease but until that time, the religious right will continue their "holy war".

[joeydb]

Originally Posted by Riot

Here's something scary from those that want to control everyone else's lives:

"States more than double previous record for anti-abortion legislation in 2011"

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2011/0...011?via=blog_1

It wouldn't control people lives to end abortion. It would save lives. Abortion is among the most evil of acts in the world, particularly so since the government validates it with false legitimacy.

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by joeydb

It wouldn't control people lives to end abortion. It would save lives. Abortion is among the most evil of acts in the world, particularly so since the government validates it with false legitimacy.

Here we go again. If a 13 year old girl gets raped, should she be allowed to get an abortion?

[joeydb]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

Here we go again. If a 13 year old girl gets raped, should she be allowed to get an abortion?

If she is one of the less than 1% of rape victims who gets pregnant, then yeah, provided that the rape has been documented as a crime by the authorities, not just alleged after the fact.

And I'd charge the apprehended rapist with a count of at least 2nd degree homicide - since the death came out of his violent act toward the female and her resulting pregnancy.

There is still a life being taken. The issue is who's responsible.

Now, you can clearly see that my attempt at a hypothetical solution to your hypothetical (but plausible) crime does not mean that we would extend permission to get an abortion to anyone who, after getting pregnant, just doesn't want to have a baby. 99% of all abortions would be eliminated.

[Antitrust32]

if abortions were ended the population would be even more out of control.

if you are going to limit abortion, than you will also need to limit how many children a woman can have. basically take away all rights to choose.

and how do you pay for all those unwanted children who will become wards of the state?

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by joeydb

If she is one of the less than 1% of rape victims who gets pregnant, then yeah, provided that the rape has been documented as a crime by the authorities, not just alleged after the fact.

And I'd charge the apprehended rapist with a count of at least 2nd degree homicide - since the death came out of his violent act toward the female and her resulting pregnancy.

There is still a life being taken. The issue is who's responsible.

Now, you can clearly see that my attempt at a hypothetical solution to your hypothetical (but plausible) crime does not mean that we would extend permission to get an abortion to anyone who, after getting pregnant, just doesn't want to have a baby. 99% of all abortions would be eliminated.

What about the cases where the 13 year old is raped by a family member? They don't report it because of fear, or embarrassment.

Obviously another hypothetical, but I'll never understand why men care so much about what women do with their bodies. Sure, when women use abortion as birth control it's a problem, but that's a very small % of the time. This is just more of the right wanting to control things.

We have enough kids running around with parents, who just aren't capable of, or just don't want to be parents.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by joeydb

If she is one of the less than 1% of rape victims who gets pregnant, then yeah, provided that the rape has been documented as a crime by the authorities, not just alleged after the fact.

And I'd charge the apprehended rapist with a count of at least 2nd degree homicide - since the death came out of his violent act toward the female and her resulting pregnancy.

There is still a life being taken. The issue is who's responsible.

Now, you can clearly see that my attempt at a hypothetical solution to your hypothetical (but plausible) crime does not mean that we would extend permission to get an abortion to anyone who, after getting pregnant, just doesn't want to have a baby. 99% of all abortions would be eliminated.

and by the time that case came to court, the child would be about 2 years old.
like i've said before, about abortion, guns, etc, etc..if you're not in favor of it, disagree with it, then don't do it. your opinion fits you, suits you, and your life. it's not your business to tell someone else that your opinion should be theirs, or that their rights should be taken away because you don't agree.
again, as i said regarding giving rights to homosexuals-how does someone being granted a right, in this case abortion, a taking away of your rights joey? how does it affect you, your life, how you live it? it doesn't.