Wait On That Abortion

randallscott35 · #1 03-25-2011, 02:57 PM

Nothing like infringing on people's rights like South Dakota is currently doing. Not only are they imposing a 3 day waiting period if you want one, but they actually will force you to undergo counseling to talk you out of it. All this for something that is LEGAL in this country. Un****ingreal

timmgirvan · #2 03-25-2011, 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by randallscott35

Nothing like infringing on people's rights like South Dakota is currently doing. Not only are they imposing a 3 day waiting period if you want one, but they actually will force you to undergo counseling to talk you out of it. All this for something that is LEGAL in this country. Un****ingreal

Not if you're the one in the womb!

jms62 · #3 03-25-2011, 04:08 PM

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Not if you're the one in the womb!

It's legal. Deal with it.

#4 03-25-2011, 04:15 PM

You will obey, motherf.ucker.

somerfrost · #5 03-25-2011, 04:19 PM

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It's legal. Deal with it.

Yes it is! I began as pro-abortion, changed my junior year of college. For awhile, I supported repeal of Roe but in recent years, I've come to realize that abortion is not a legal issue but a moral one. I support efforts to reduce the abortion rate but passing state laws in an attempt to get around the Supreme Court is not the way. We must teach our sons that pregnancy is NOT a female problem, that if you get a girl pregnant, you must share in the responsibility. It will take a basic change in our culture...getting to the place when boys actually respect girls and care about their welfare instead of being focused on getting in their pants. Love must mean something rather than something you tell a girl to get your way. Until then, it simply isn't fair to expect women to be forced with having a child without recourse so we must encourage adoption and other alternatives.

timmgirvan · #6 03-25-2011, 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost

Yes it is! I began as pro-abortion, changed my junior year of college. For awhile, I supported repeal of Roe but in recent years, I've come to realize that abortion is not a legal issue but a moral one. I support efforts to reduce the abortion rate but passing state laws in an attempt to get around the Supreme Court is not the way. We must teach our sons that pregnancy is NOT a female problem, that if you get a girl pregnant, you must share in the responsibility. It will take a basic change in our culture...getting to the place when boys actually respect girls and care about their welfare instead of being focused on getting in their pants. Love must mean something rather than something you tell a girl to get your way. Until then, it simply isn't fair to expect women to be forced with having a child without recourse so we must encourage adoption and other alternatives.

But..but using a condom is such a buzzkill! and using the pill makes me cranky!

somerfrost · #7 03-25-2011, 05:26 PM

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But..but using a condom is such a buzzkill! and using the pill makes me cranky!

So...use your hand!

SCUDSBROTHER · #8 03-25-2011, 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost

Yes it is! I began as pro-abortion, changed my junior year of college. For awhile, I supported repeal of Roe but in recent years, I've come to realize that abortion is not a legal issue but a moral one. I support efforts to reduce the abortion rate but passing state laws in an attempt to get around the Supreme Court is not the way. We must teach our sons that pregnancy is NOT a female problem, that if you get a girl pregnant, you must share in the responsibility. It will take a basic change in our culture...getting to the place when boys actually respect girls and care about their welfare instead of being focused on getting in their pants. Love must mean something rather than something you tell a girl to get your way. Until then, it simply isn't fair to expect women to be forced with having a child without recourse so we must encourage adoption and other alternatives.

Women can't resist a dedicated playa.

They fill stadiums and arenas with girls (n' women) who come to see 1 male sing etc. They are suckers. Playas appear to be mainly born, and not made. You won't stop the Playa's. This is their drug.

somerfrost · #9 03-26-2011, 12:56 PM

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Women can't resist a dedicated playa.

They fill stadiums and arenas with girls (n' women) who come to see 1 male sing etc. They are suckers. Playas appear to be mainly born, and not made. You won't stop the Playa's. This is their drug.

I don't believe "Playas" are born, morality is taught.

dellinger63 · #10 03-25-2011, 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by jms62

It's legal. Deal with it.

very well put

though I think the 3 day waiting period to buy a handgun in some states infringe more than abortion as far as being 'legal'

brianwspencer · #11 03-25-2011, 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by randallscott35

Nothing like infringing on people's rights like South Dakota is currently doing. Not only are they imposing a 3 day waiting period if you want one, but they actually will force you to undergo counseling to talk you out of it. All this for something that is LEGAL in this country. Un****ingreal

my miss storm cat · #12 03-25-2011, 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by randallscott35

Nothing like infringing on people's rights like South Dakota is currently doing. Not only are they imposing a 3 day waiting period if you want one, but they actually will force you to undergo counseling to talk you out of it. All this for something that is LEGAL in this country. Un****ingreal

Unbelievable!

randallscott35 · #13 03-25-2011, 09:45 PM

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Unbelievable!

It really is. It is sad. And I understand the irony some would find in my 2 week old being my avatar and me starting this thread. The fact is, I am never going to be in that woman's shoes as a man. And watching what my wife went through, and saying that all women must go through that is complete nonsense.

miraja2 · #14 03-26-2011, 12:44 PM

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It really is. It is sad. And I understand the irony some would find in my 2 week old being my avatar and me starting this thread. The fact is, I am never going to be in that woman's shoes as a man. And watching what my wife went through, and saying that all women must go through that is complete nonsense.

Couldn't agree more.

Danzig · #15 03-25-2011, 07:27 PM

40 years after roe v wade, and people still want to make it the #1 issue. it's not. if you don't believe in it, don't get one. otherwise, myofb.

Riot · #16 03-26-2011, 12:22 AM

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40 years after roe v wade, and people still want to make it the #1 issue. it's not. if you don't believe in it, don't get one. otherwise, myofb.

I thought jobs and unemployment were the number one issue this past election.
I am glad to see that we've had a record year of corporate profits, however.

Danzig · #17 03-26-2011, 07:52 AM

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I thought jobs and unemployment were the number one issue this past election.
I am glad to see that we've had a record year of corporate profits, however.

i said people still want to make it #1-of course that's some people-not everyone. there are voters who vote strictly on who is 'pro life'. i think that's a misnomer, who the hell is pro death?

somerfrost · #18 03-26-2011, 11:29 AM

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i said people still want to make it #1-of course that's some people-not everyone. there are voters who vote strictly on who is 'pro life'. i think that's a misnomer, who the hell is pro death?

Well, Dr K, the various serial killers among us (I don't recall how many the FBI says are around), the Hemlock Society and other such groups, and supporters of Capital Punishment (ironically including many folks who are "pro-life")

Danzig · #19 03-26-2011, 09:55 PM

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Well, Dr K, the various serial killers among us (I don't recall how many the FBI says are around), the Hemlock Society and other such groups, and supporters of Capital Punishment (ironically including many folks who are "pro-life")

i was referring to those who use the pro life moniker as a way to exalt themselves. people who are pro choice aren't pro death, they're generally people who think that people have to figure things out for themselves.
i've read that religion is a way to mind other peoples business, i think the abortion argument is a perfect example of that.

also, just because you, somer, know of a couple of women who used abortion as a bc method doesn't necessarily prove anything on a wider scale.

AeWingnut · #20 03-27-2011, 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost

Well, Dr K, the various serial killers among us (I don't recall how many the FBI says are around), the Hemlock Society and other such groups, and supporters of Capital Punishment (ironically including many folks who are "pro-life")

I think it is ironic that people against the death penalty are for abortion

what crime could a baby commit to deserve the death penalty?