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Mostly agreed but once the child develops a brain and is recognizably and meaningfully human then it has as many rights as the mother. I say at that point unless medically necessary for her health then no abortions. What that number is.. not sure. 24 weeks? View Quote You know what is great about children? YOU CAN MAKE MORE! |
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Men should just STFU about abortion. View Quote What I just cannot fathom is the logic that I see going like this.... "They found a single cell organism on Mars....Proof of Life! Save the Darter Snail. Don't eat meat, all life is sacred. Fetus's aren't children..." ETA Had to fix that little bit there |
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But that guy is an idiot. Really. Sterilization should be a often used tool in cases like him...
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It's crap like this that stop many young people from voting republican.
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[#11]
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The method of conception is irrelevant to determining fetal personhood. Either there are brainwaves/heartbeats/some sign of sentience or there aren't. Rape/incest exceptions are as tangential to abortion as "my body" arguments. View Quote That being said, a woman raped should not be forced to carry and deliver that child, and a woman who is at medical risk during delivery should not be forced to have the baby. |
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I detest the "my body" arguments and detest abortion as a form of birth control as a way to deal with an inconvenient pregnancy. That being said, a woman raped should not be forced to carry and deliver that child, and a woman who is at medical risk during delivery should not be forced to have the baby. View Quote |
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No, no. It's better that they hold extreme opinions and voice them loudly. Much better. The more awful and extreme, the better. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Men should just STFU about abortion. Quoted:
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Men should just STFU about abortion. meaningfully human then it has as many rights as the mother. I say at that point unless medically necessary for her health then no abortions. What that number is.. not sure. 24 weeks? Everyone has the option of living their own life by what they regard as a higher standard. My standard is to stay the heck out of other peoples' personal decisions unless they affect me. |
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Do any of these idiots pay the least bit of attention of recent history? We're still stuck with McCaskill because Akin couldn't keep his bullshit to himself. He lost his bid for Senate after making a stupid statement about rape.
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Do any of these idiots pay the least bit of attention of recent history? We're still stuck with McCaskill because Akin couldn't keep his bullshit to himself. He lost his bid for Senate after making a stupid statement about rape. View Quote |
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Hopefully, as we move forward, religious types like him will occupy fewer seats in local government. The religious right needs to be marginalized into irrelevancy. They are just as annoying and stupid as the far left with some of their ideas as the subject of this thread illustrates. View Quote How's that been working out for you? |
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Yep, exactly like. Which explains all the Christians running around bombing things and cutting off heads so we can reestablish the Papal States or something. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Well, I am against abortion in any circumstance. Not only would I vote to end it, I vote for people who do, and I am willing to give up anything if it means this horrible practice is ended in this country. I know some would say "There goes the 2nd amendment!", and I would respond by saying I don't see the point of having weapons in a society that can't protect the truly innocent. You cannot have liberty, and the pursuit of happiness without first having life. If unalienable rights are allowed to change depending on circumstance, then the Bill of Rights equal toilet paper.
Even in the case of the mothers safety I am still against abortion. If it comes to saving my wife or our unborn child, I would pick the baby every single time, and thankfully my wife agrees. I personally believe as a parent it is your duty to die for your kids if it comes to that, and anything less then that is cowardly. I am a Christian before anything else, and my faith will never be off the table. On the day of Judgement Jesus will call me a hypocrite for many things, but being allowed to a chance at life will not be among them. I do not believe it is God's will for a woman to be raped, but I do believe it is God's will for life to be born. Rape is wrong, as is murder, and 2 wrongs will never make a right. I am raising a child born from an unfortunate event from my wife's past, not only am I putting my money where my mouth is, but I am also telling you it is fruitful. I am all for killing rapists, give them their day in court, give them an appeal, and then hang them 3 days later. I know I am not really responding to the article in the OP, but more of the question in this thread on who supports this type of lawmaker. I do! I understand my side is losing on this front, I understand my position will cause people to flee into the arms of the opposition, and I understand the chance of repealing abortion in this country is slim. I will always vote for what I think is right, and I will always oppose what I think is evil. NavyIS2, this inbred garbage believes your a wishy-washy POS who has to let other men draw lines in your sand. I have no doubt that a man such as yourself finds it hard to pick sides, and I hope reading my post helps remove any burdens you have at making that choice. This redneck doesn't have that problem, and maybe a guy like you needs a God to help strengthen your resolve. |
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Aren't murder, terrorism, torture, and abortion also the will of god? I mean, all part of the plan right?
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[#23]
The sensationalist headline is a bit contrived. When you read the actual article he was asked (trolled) by another member who asked if rape and incest were part of God's plan and he said as much in the context that everything was part of God's plan.
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The founders believed that our form of government was wholly unsuitable for anyone other than Christians and those who were followers of Christian morality. Make America Great Again ....as it was back when it was great. View Quote The founders were largely theological liberals and deists, not bible-thumpers. |
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More correctly, it is a realization that carrying a CHILD (note: not "fetus") and delivering it is, at best, a life altering act, and at worst, a life-ENDING one. If that child is the product of a CONSENSUAL act, then the associated risks and inconveniences were foreseeable consequences. You bought the ticket, you take the ride. Not "guilt" - just not "we are going to let you have a do-over and commit intra-uterine filicide to escape the foreseeable consequences of a voluntary act". If the child is the product of a NON-CONSENSUAL act, or, even worse, an act in which consent simply cannot be given, then one cannot be just and fair and also insist that the mother undergo the trials and tribulations of such a pregnancy and delivery against her will. Otherwise you are continuing an act of intrusion and brutality. "No condition of slavery or involuntary servitude". Edit to add - kind of the difference between inviting someone into your house for coffee and then shooting them to death, verses killing the rapist crawling through the bedroom window he just broke. View Quote |
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You wonder if some of these republicans are democrat double-agents
what a complete moron I wonder what this clown would say if a couple of guys raped the shit out of him? |
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So, you're okay with killing a baby (a third party that didn't rape anybody) depending on what kind of sex the woman had? View Quote that is a burden that is inconceivable it's a violation on top of a violation you will never live in a country where rape babies must be carried to term by law unless you change your name to muhammed islam and move to the middle east there is a point where practical reality must intrude on philosophical musings women vote unless the women are die-hard fundamentals, they're going to vote against the "rape baby must be birthed" idea and so will the majority of men so the entire topic is moot. That kind of law will never exist in the USA |
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Sure you can. It's God's will that we have free choice. View Quote There's no freewill with an all-knowing God that knew your end-fate BEFORE he created you (when he could have created you differently or not at all). You end-fate was pre-determined BEFORE you were created (as such, when you could have been created differently or not at all). |
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I'd say having filed a police report, or DNA testing could easily divine the answers to those questions. View Quote The baby/fetus is still just as "innocent" whether conceived of rape or by irresponsible sex. |
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I understand people who are pro-life. I don't agree, but I understand. Except in cases of rape, incest, and danger to the mother. FFS, this lawmaker needs to go back to where he came from. View Quote |
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He didn't say God was responsible for her being raped. He said God is Soverign and uses it for His good. God didn't cause the rape. The man did. But God will work the circumstances for His will. There is a difference there. But it makes a better headline to say that God caused the rape.
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Aren't murder, terrorism, torture, and abortion also the will of god? I mean, all part of the plan right? View Quote You can take religion out of this, and my opinion will remain the same. Biologically your job is to reproduce yourself, and nature show's us its worth dying for. |
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He didn't say God was responsible for her being raped. He said God is Soverign and uses it for His good. God didn't cause the rape. The man did. But God will work the circumstances for His will. There is a difference there. But it makes a better headline to say that God caused the rape. View Quote Are stillborns the will of God? Aren't these his abortions? |
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I still don't see how abortion is any business of a politician. Don't like abortion? Then don't get one! The religious part of this is ridiculous as there are too many religions, factions of the same religions, and people that are not religious to use it to govern people and their choices. I am not a big fan of people using invisible beings to tell others how to live their lives and make decisions. A lot of people on both sides of ever argument are hypocrites. They don't want politicians telling them what to do, but they sure as hell want them to stop others from doing things they disagree with.
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The extremes on abortion are about as stupid as extremes get. You have people on one end who give no consideration to the unborn, and on the other end people who give no consideration to women. I belong to the small majority who believe elective abortion should be available under limited circumstances. The argument then becomes where to place the limits. The extremes just insult and talk past each other. Set the line SOMEWHERE and be done with it, or let the states set the line somewhere within some semblance of reason. Everyone has the option of living their own life by what they regard as a higher standard. My standard is to stay the heck out of other peoples' personal decisions unless they affect me. View Quote |
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Why do you have an opinion on abortion, aren't you a man? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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The extremes on abortion are about as stupid as extremes get. You have people on one end who give no consideration to the unborn, and on the other end people who give no consideration to women. I belong to the small majority who believe elective abortion should be available under limited circumstances. The argument then becomes where to place the limits. The extremes just insult and talk past each other. Set the line SOMEWHERE and be done with it, or let the states set the line somewhere within some semblance of reason. Everyone has the option of living their own life by what they regard as a higher standard. My standard is to stay the heck out of other peoples' personal decisions unless they affect me. |
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The Didache, the first Christian catechism from the 1st century, talks about the church being merciful and allowing women who have abortions to be forgiven after 30 years of penance. This is considered merciful as previously women who had abortions were considered to be outside the church never to be allowed in again. As in the early 1st century church considered abortion unforgivable View Quote |
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I'm not trying to influence public policy. Gun rights are WAY more important to me than abortion. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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The extremes on abortion are about as stupid as extremes get. You have people on one end who give no consideration to the unborn, and on the other end people who give no consideration to women. I belong to the small majority who believe elective abortion should be available under limited circumstances. The argument then becomes where to place the limits. The extremes just insult and talk past each other. Set the line SOMEWHERE and be done with it, or let the states set the line somewhere within some semblance of reason. Everyone has the option of living their own life by what they regard as a higher standard. My standard is to stay the heck out of other peoples' personal decisions unless they affect me. |
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I don't believe so. I believe God's will is to be fruitful, and multiply. I would say that God's plan has not been followed, and I do believe that every single person will be held to account for that. I believe the God of the old testament did the things you find detestable to set up the coming of Jesus, and I believe he would not agree to abortion. You can take religion out of this, and my opinion will remain the same. Biologically your job is to reproduce yourself, and nature show's us its worth dying for. View Quote |
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If these religious fuckwads would stay out of the Republican party, they'd never lose an election.
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This is the kind of moralistic showboating by Republicans that prompted my "Gonna be Hillary, sure as shit" comment that incensed a few members here.
Mercifully, the Republicans managed to largely avoid tromping on their own dicks for a few months, and the horror of a Clinton presidency was avoided. |
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Hopefully, as we move forward, religious types like him will occupy fewer seats in local government. The religious right needs to be marginalized into irrelevancy. They are just as annoying and stupid as the far left with some of their ideas as the subject of this thread illustrates. View Quote |
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Hopefully, as we move forward, religious types like him will occupy fewer seats in local government. The religious right needs to be marginalized into irrelevancy. They are just as annoying and stupid as the far left with some of their ideas as the subject of this thread illustrates. |
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Well bless your heart. I'm putting you on the prayer list .... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Hopefully, as we move forward, religious types like him will occupy fewer seats in local government. The religious right needs to be marginalized into irrelevancy. They are just as annoying and stupid as the far left with some of their ideas as the subject of this thread illustrates. |
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How well did that threat work out for libertarians, constitutionalists, or atheists? Your kind held the whip hand in the GOP for a time and everyone else had to compromise. Once demographics change enough, the relationship will flip. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I guess we could just stop voting Republican, if we're marginalized. Your kind held the whip hand in the GOP for a time and everyone else had to compromise. Once demographics change enough, the relationship will flip. |
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Well, I am against abortion in any circumstance. Not only would I vote to end it, I vote for people who do, and I am willing to give up anything if it means this horrible practice is ended in this country. I know some would say "There goes the 2nd amendment!", and I would respond by saying I don't see the point of having weapons in a society that can't protect the truly innocent. You cannot have liberty, and the pursuit of happiness without first having life. If unalienable rights are allowed to change depending on circumstance, then the Bill of Rights equal toilet paper. Even in the case of the mothers safety I am still against abortion. If it comes to saving my wife or our unborn child, I would pick the baby every single time, and thankfully my wife agrees. I personally believe as a parent it is your duty to die for your kids if it comes to that, and anything less then that is cowardly. I am a Christian before anything else, and my faith will never be off the table. On the day of Judgement Jesus will call me a hypocrite for many things, but being allowed to a chance at life will not be among them. I do not believe it is God's will for a woman to be raped, but I do believe it is God's will for life to be born. Rape is wrong, as is murder, and 2 wrongs will never make a right. I am raising a child born from an unfortunate event from my wife's past, not only am I putting my money where my mouth is, but I am also telling you it is fruitful. I am all for killing rapists, give them their day in court, give them an appeal, and then hang them 3 days later. I know I am not really responding to the article in the OP, but more of the question in this thread on who supports this type of lawmaker. I do! I understand my side is losing on this front, I understand my position will cause people to flee into the arms of the opposition, and I understand the chance of repealing abortion in this country is slim. I will always vote for what I think is right, and I will always oppose what I think is evil. NavyIS2, this inbred garbage believes your a wishy-washy POS who has to let other men draw lines in your sand. I have no doubt that a man such as yourself finds it hard to pick sides, and I hope reading my post helps remove any burdens you have at making that choice. This redneck doesn't have that problem, and maybe a guy like you needs a God to help strengthen your resolve. View Quote |
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