Humans will be humans, you can't control nature.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xville
also...
https://fox8.com/news/husband-accuse...t-in-her-name/
More voter fraud and again not in the right direction.
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Humans will be humans, you can't control nature.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xville
also...
https://fox8.com/news/husband-accuse...t-in-her-name/
More voter fraud and again not in the right direction.
Not sure what voter fraud has to do with anything we are discussing, nor have I ever said the election was stolen or anything but ok. I care much more about issues that the country is currently facing.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArizonaXUGrad
Also, the point still stands that your opinion that being against the subsidy while being pro life or even against birth control don’t mesh is wrong. Except of course for the disclaimer that I provided. Actions have consequences and there is a thing called personal responsibility.
You're right on controlling nature. If you have unprotected sex and no one is practicing birth control, nature can produce a human.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArizonaXUGrad
Wow, you nailed the right on voter fraud. One vote.
Facts will be facts though on the fraud. The more real cases I see, more often than not they appear to have voted for Trump. All other examples come from some other reality that have no basis in any kind of facts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Strange Brew
Anti-abortion people want to imagine like the 60s never existed except they did and it is high time to accept that. Last poll I read stated 77% of total Americans were fine with abortion with at least some restrictions and 59% among Republicans. A mere 13% want it banned entirely.
I guess you find what you look for..Quote:
Originally Posted by ArizonaXUGrad
That’s nice. It’s no business of the Feds and it’s still taking a human life.
I wonder what % of the population of the CSA agreed with the right to own another person.
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Originally Posted by ArizonaXUGrad
Pulling random polls out your ass to fit your narrative is fun:
https://www.statista.com/statistics/...or-pro-choice/
The point still stands that your opinion that being against the subsidy while being pro life or even against birth control don’t mesh is wrong. Except of course for the disclaimer that I provided. Actions have consequences and there is a thing called personal responsibility.
Taking it one step further. What is to be done with the practitioners and advocates of this form of savagery if the gov’t recognizes the young human as being just that and has rights. I don’t think a Dr could say, “they didn’t know”. The potential backlash would be enough to keep advocates in denial.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xville
“ Morally speaking, the majority of Americans still think abortion is wrong”
This is correct. It is morally wrong to take a human life. So, I guess the pro choice people hide behind a legality of a highly disputed Supreme Court decision.
That is one helluva way to dance around it. Almost makes a mockery of “One Nation Under God”.
I doubt God approves.
I would never advise someone to get an abortion nor would I want my wife to get one either. That said, the freedom of others to make that choice should remain. That is the big difference between those two polling questions. Are you pro-choice or anti-abortion is different than whether you not you feel there should be access to legal abortion.
I would also never judge anyone for getting one either. I wonder what the bible says about judging others?
I seem to recall there being something in there about whether thou shalt kill or not. Can't recall any caveats about the unborn, but I'll check up on it.