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"Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act"
Subject |
Author |
Message Date |
ID |
Great. |
Tiggertramp |
03-26-04 |
1 |
RE: Great. |
blacknwhitedog |
03-26-04 |
2 |
RE: Great. |
Tiggertramp |
03-26-04 |
3 |
RE: Great. |
J I M B O |
03-26-04 |
6 |
RE: Great. |
samiam |
03-26-04 |
8 |
RE: Great. |
diamond |
03-26-04 |
10 |
RE: Great. |
J I M B O |
03-26-04 |
13 |
RE: Great. |
diamond |
03-26-04 |
21 |
RE: Great. |
nailbone |
03-26-04 |
22 |
RE: Great. |
diamond |
03-26-04 |
25 |
RE: Great. |
nailbone |
03-26-04 |
40 |
RE: Great. |
diamond |
03-26-04 |
55 |
RE: Great. |
nailbone |
03-26-04 |
57 |
RE: Great. |
desert_rhino |
03-26-04 |
66 |
RE: Great. |
nailbone |
03-26-04 |
67 |
RE: Great. |
RudyRules |
03-27-04 |
178 |
RE: Great. |
desert_rhino |
03-28-04 |
212 |
RE: Great. |
RudyRules |
03-28-04 |
216 |
RE: Great. |
Devious Weasel |
03-26-04 |
58 |
RE: Great. |
J I M B O |
03-26-04 |
26 |
RE: Great. |
DoodleBug |
03-26-04 |
36 |
RE: Great. |
Devious Weasel |
03-26-04 |
38 |
RE: Great. |
DoodleBug |
03-26-04 |
65 |
RE: Great. |
TechNoir |
03-26-04 |
98 |
*thud* |
DSpunk |
03-26-04 |
99 |
RE: *thud* |
TechNoir |
03-26-04 |
105 |
and now... |
DSpunk |
03-26-04 |
106 |
RE: Great. |
diamond |
03-26-04 |
9 |
RE: Great. |
nailbone |
03-26-04 |
15 |
RE: Great. |
TechNoir |
03-26-04 |
122 |
RE: Great. |
RudyRules |
03-27-04 |
186 |
RE: Great. |
TechNoir |
03-27-04 |
190 |
RE: Great. |
RudyRules |
03-28-04 |
217 |
RE: Great. |
TechNoir |
03-28-04 |
223 |
RE: Great. |
RudyRules |
03-28-04 |
227 |
RE: Great. |
nailbone |
03-29-04 |
311 |
RE: Great. |
mistofleas |
03-29-04 |
312 |
RE: Great. |
nailbone |
03-29-04 |
313 |
RE: Great. |
RudyRules |
03-29-04 |
363 |
Fetal Development |
DoodleBug |
03-29-04 |
379 |
RE: Great. |
LadyT |
03-28-04 |
244 |
RE: Great. |
RudyRules |
03-28-04 |
248 |
RE: Great. |
LadyT |
03-28-04 |
254 |
RE: Great. |
mistofleas |
03-28-04 |
256 |
RE: Great. |
PepeLePew13 |
03-28-04 |
264 |
RE: Great. |
mistofleas |
03-28-04 |
265 |
RE: Great. |
PepeLePew13 |
03-28-04 |
275 |
RE: Great. |
mistofleas |
03-28-04 |
280 |
Can I get an |
DSpunk |
03-26-04 |
42 |
RE: Can I get an |
J I M B O |
03-26-04 |
46 |
RE: Can I get an |
nailbone |
03-26-04 |
49 |
It was in reference to |
DSpunk |
03-26-04 |
59 |
RE: It was in reference to |
nailbone |
03-26-04 |
61 |
RE: It was in reference to |
DSpunk |
03-26-04 |
74 |
RE: It was in reference to |
nailbone |
03-26-04 |
80 |
Woohoo! |
DSpunk |
03-26-04 |
82 |
RE: Can I get an |
J I M B O |
03-26-04 |
62 |
RE: Can I get an |
nailbone |
03-26-04 |
64 |
RE: Can I get an |
Loquatrix |
03-26-04 |
83 |
From what I understand |
DSpunk |
03-26-04 |
84 |
RE: Can I get an |
diamond |
03-26-04 |
88 |
Helloooo |
J I M B O |
03-26-04 |
92 |
RE: Helloooo |
diamond |
03-26-04 |
93 |
RE: Helloooo |
J I M B O |
03-26-04 |
94 |
RE: Can I get an |
DSpunk |
03-26-04 |
96 |
RE: Can I get an |
J I M B O |
03-26-04 |
101 |
RE: Great. |
Breezy |
03-26-04 |
4 |
RE: Great. |
diamond |
03-26-04 |
5 |
RE: Great. |
Tiggertramp |
03-26-04 |
7 |
RE: Great. |
mistofleas |
03-26-04 |
14 |
RE: Great. |
Tiggertramp |
03-26-04 |
19 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
blacknwhitedog |
03-26-04 |
11 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Tiggertramp |
03-26-04 |
16 |
Aren't you in MN? |
Breezy |
03-26-04 |
23 |
RE: Aren't you in MN? |
Tiggertramp |
03-26-04 |
31 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
blacknwhitedog |
03-26-04 |
32 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Tiggertramp |
03-26-04 |
41 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-26-04 |
17 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
FesterFan1 |
03-26-04 |
20 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
diamond |
03-26-04 |
27 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
samiam |
03-26-04 |
34 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
AZ_Leo |
03-26-04 |
71 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
blacknwhitedog |
03-26-04 |
39 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Tiggertramp |
03-26-04 |
45 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
blacknwhitedog |
03-26-04 |
60 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
TechNoir |
03-26-04 |
102 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
RudyRules |
03-27-04 |
179 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
TechNoir |
03-27-04 |
188 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
RudyRules |
03-28-04 |
218 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-28-04 |
220 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
RudyRules |
03-28-04 |
231 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-28-04 |
233 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
TechNoir |
03-28-04 |
234 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
RudyRules |
03-28-04 |
249 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
DoodleBug |
03-26-04 |
12 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
desert_rhino |
03-26-04 |
69 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
DoodleBug |
03-26-04 |
76 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
TechNoir |
03-26-04 |
103 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
DoodleBug |
03-26-04 |
129 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
TechNoir |
03-27-04 |
136 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
DoodleBug |
03-29-04 |
305 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-27-04 |
149 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
TechNoir |
03-27-04 |
155 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
smiley |
03-27-04 |
164 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
true |
03-27-04 |
169 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Bucky Katt |
03-27-04 |
171 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
LadyT |
03-28-04 |
246 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
I_AM_HE |
03-26-04 |
78 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
RudyRules |
03-27-04 |
180 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
nailbone |
03-26-04 |
18 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
LadyT |
03-28-04 |
247 |
Can we please, please, please.... |
Bucky Katt |
03-26-04 |
24 |
RE: Can we please, please, please..... |
Tiggertramp |
03-26-04 |
28 |
I Think |
Devious Weasel |
03-26-04 |
29 |
There you go again... |
Tiggertramp |
03-26-04 |
33 |
RE: I Think |
diamond |
03-26-04 |
37 |
RE: I Think |
Devious Weasel |
03-26-04 |
43 |
RE: I Think |
diamond |
03-26-04 |
47 |
RE: I Think |
Devious Weasel |
03-26-04 |
56 |
how bout |
J I M B O |
03-26-04 |
51 |
RE: I Think |
Tiggertramp |
03-26-04 |
53 |
RE: I Think |
nailbone |
03-26-04 |
44 |
RE: Can we please, please, please..... |
RudyRules |
03-27-04 |
181 |
Here's what I don't get |
FesterFan1 |
03-26-04 |
30 |
RE: Here's what I don't get |
blacknwhitedog |
03-26-04 |
35 |
RE: Here's what I don't get |
samiam |
03-26-04 |
48 |
I wish we would stop naming acts af... |
ginger |
03-26-04 |
50 |
RE: I wish we would stop naming act... |
Devious Weasel |
03-26-04 |
52 |
RE: I wish we would stop naming act... |
ginger |
03-26-04 |
68 |
Key vote |
AyaK |
03-26-04 |
54 |
RE: Key vote |
J I M B O |
03-26-04 |
77 |
Sorry |
AyaK |
03-26-04 |
125 |
RE: Hypothetical Part 2 |
MTW1961 |
03-26-04 |
95 |
RE: Hypothetical Part 2 |
RudyRules |
03-27-04 |
183 |
RE: Hypothetical Part 2 |
mistofleas |
03-27-04 |
187 |
RE: Hypothetical Part 2 |
Spidey |
03-28-04 |
192 |
RE: Hypothetical Part 2 |
mistofleas |
03-28-04 |
202 |
RE: Hypothetical Part 2 |
Spidey |
03-28-04 |
204 |
RE: Hypothetical Part 2 |
mistofleas |
03-28-04 |
208 |
comparison to RICO... |
desert_rhino |
03-26-04 |
63 |
RE: comparison to RICO... |
J I M B O |
03-26-04 |
70 |
RE: comparison to RICO... |
desert_rhino |
03-26-04 |
73 |
Disagree |
AyaK |
03-26-04 |
72 |
RE: Disagree |
desert_rhino |
03-26-04 |
79 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
blacknwhitedog |
03-26-04 |
75 |
Yeah, but |
DSpunk |
03-26-04 |
81 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Loquatrix |
03-26-04 |
85 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
DSpunk |
03-26-04 |
86 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
J I M B O |
03-26-04 |
87 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
ginger |
03-26-04 |
89 |
Sorry for the confusion |
J I M B O |
03-26-04 |
90 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
bondt007 |
03-26-04 |
113 |
Question for those opposed: |
MTW1961 |
03-26-04 |
91 |
Oh no |
DSpunk |
03-26-04 |
97 |
RE: Oh no |
MTW1961 |
03-26-04 |
100 |
RE: Oh no |
TechNoir |
03-26-04 |
107 |
RE: Oh no |
J I M B O |
03-26-04 |
115 |
RE: Oh no |
bebekid |
03-26-04 |
117 |
RE: Oh no |
TechNoir |
03-26-04 |
118 |
RE: Oh no |
DoodleBug |
03-26-04 |
130 |
RE: Oh no |
PepeLePew13 |
03-27-04 |
135 |
RE: Oh no |
TechNoir |
03-27-04 |
137 |
RE: Question for those opposed: |
AZ_Leo |
03-26-04 |
104 |
RE: Question for those opposed: |
MTW1961 |
03-26-04 |
108 |
RE: Question for those opposed: |
TechNoir |
03-26-04 |
109 |
RE: Question for those opposed: |
MTW1961 |
03-26-04 |
111 |
RE: Question for those opposed: |
AZ_Leo |
03-26-04 |
119 |
THAT |
DSpunk |
03-26-04 |
112 |
RE: Question for those opposed: |
AZ_Leo |
03-26-04 |
116 |
RE: Question for those opposed: |
aethelstan |
03-26-04 |
124 |
RE: Question for those opposed: |
TechNoir |
03-26-04 |
126 |
RE: Question for those opposed: |
Bucky Katt |
03-26-04 |
128 |
RE: Question for those opposed: |
TechNoir |
03-27-04 |
138 |
RE: Question for those opposed: |
I_Got_Nutn |
03-27-04 |
141 |
RE: Question for those opposed: |
Bucky Katt |
03-27-04 |
145 |
RE: Question for those opposed: |
TechNoir |
03-27-04 |
154 |
State Requirements for cousins marr... |
AZ_Leo |
03-27-04 |
150 |
March for Women's Lives, April 25, ... |
TechNoir |
03-26-04 |
110 |
RE: March for Women's Lives, April ... |
bondt007 |
03-26-04 |
114 |
RE: March for Women's Lives, April ... |
TechNoir |
03-26-04 |
120 |
RE: March for Women's Lives, April ... |
bondt007 |
03-26-04 |
121 |
RE: March for Women's Lives, April ... |
TechNoir |
03-26-04 |
123 |
RE: March for Women's Lives, April ... |
I_Got_Nutn |
03-26-04 |
127 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
KeithFan |
03-27-04 |
131 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
diamond |
03-27-04 |
132 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
I_Got_Nutn |
03-27-04 |
133 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-27-04 |
140 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
I_Got_Nutn |
03-27-04 |
142 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-27-04 |
143 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
I_Got_Nutn |
03-27-04 |
146 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-27-04 |
148 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
I_Got_Nutn |
03-27-04 |
151 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-27-04 |
153 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
PepeLePew13 |
03-27-04 |
156 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-27-04 |
157 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
MTW1961 |
03-27-04 |
134 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
TechNoir |
03-27-04 |
139 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Bucky Katt |
03-27-04 |
144 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-27-04 |
147 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
KeithFan |
03-27-04 |
158 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-27-04 |
159 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
diamond |
03-27-04 |
160 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-27-04 |
161 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
diamond |
03-27-04 |
162 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-27-04 |
163 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
diamond |
03-27-04 |
166 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
KeithFan |
03-27-04 |
165 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-27-04 |
182 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
KeithFan |
03-27-04 |
191 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Spidey |
03-28-04 |
194 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
KeithFan |
03-28-04 |
195 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Spidey |
03-28-04 |
196 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
desert_rhino |
03-28-04 |
211 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-28-04 |
213 |
JV, |
Spidey |
03-28-04 |
245 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
KeithFan |
03-29-04 |
303 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
RudyRules |
03-29-04 |
364 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Tiggertramp |
03-28-04 |
198 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
TechNoir |
03-28-04 |
199 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Lisapooh |
03-28-04 |
214 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-28-04 |
215 |
And a part of argument is untouched |
Tiggertramp |
03-28-04 |
222 |
RE: And a part of argument is untou... |
RudyRules |
03-28-04 |
251 |
request |
blacknwhitedog |
03-29-04 |
342 |
RE: request |
Tiggertramp |
03-29-04 |
372 |
RE: request |
blacknwhitedog |
03-29-04 |
375 |
RE: request |
Tiggertramp |
03-29-04 |
376 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
I_Got_Nutn |
03-27-04 |
167 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
true |
03-27-04 |
168 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
TechNoir |
03-27-04 |
170 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
desert_rhino |
03-27-04 |
173 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
I_Got_Nutn |
03-27-04 |
177 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
mistofleas |
03-27-04 |
184 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Bucky Katt |
03-27-04 |
172 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Tiggertramp |
03-27-04 |
174 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Bucky Katt |
03-27-04 |
175 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Tiggertramp |
03-27-04 |
176 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
RudyRules |
03-27-04 |
185 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
TechNoir |
03-27-04 |
189 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
desert_rhino |
03-28-04 |
207 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Tiggertramp |
03-28-04 |
209 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
TechNoir |
03-28-04 |
225 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
TechNoir |
03-28-04 |
224 |
To follow up on what JV said |
aethelstan |
03-28-04 |
271 |
Amen |
Tiggertramp |
03-28-04 |
276 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
ginger |
03-29-04 |
349 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
nailbone |
03-29-04 |
367 |
*Hypothetical rant* |
Tiggertramp |
03-28-04 |
197 |
RE: *Hypothetical rant* |
PepeLePew13 |
03-28-04 |
200 |
RE: *Hypothetical rant* |
Tiggertramp |
03-28-04 |
206 |
RE: *Hypothetical rant* |
RudyRules |
03-28-04 |
221 |
RE: *Hypothetical rant* |
Tiggertramp |
03-28-04 |
226 |
RE: *Hypothetical rant* |
RudyRules |
03-28-04 |
228 |
RE: *Hypothetical rant* |
nailbone |
03-29-04 |
314 |
RE: *Hypothetical rant* |
aethelstan |
03-29-04 |
320 |
RE: *Hypothetical rant* |
AZ_Leo |
03-29-04 |
321 |
RE: *Hypothetical rant* |
TechNoir |
03-29-04 |
336 |
What can happen without education |
AZ_Leo |
03-29-04 |
340 |
RE: What can happen without educati... |
landruajm |
03-29-04 |
341 |
RE: What can happen without educati... |
mistofleas |
03-29-04 |
353 |
RE: What can happen without educati... |
landruajm |
03-29-04 |
354 |
RE: What can happen without educati... |
mistofleas |
03-29-04 |
358 |
RE: What can happen without educati... |
landruajm |
03-29-04 |
359 |
RE: What can happen without educati... |
nailbone |
03-29-04 |
368 |
RE: *Hypothetical rant* |
mistofleas |
03-28-04 |
229 |
RE: *Hypothetical rant* |
RudyRules |
03-28-04 |
235 |
RE: *Hypothetical rant* |
mistofleas |
03-28-04 |
237 |
RE: *Hypothetical rant* |
RudyRules |
03-28-04 |
240 |
RE: *Hypothetical rant* |
RudyRules |
03-28-04 |
219 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
Mizz Eve |
03-28-04 |
205 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
RudyRules |
03-28-04 |
230 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
TechNoir |
03-28-04 |
232 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
RudyRules |
03-28-04 |
238 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
TechNoir |
03-28-04 |
241 |
RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of... |
LadyT |
03-28-04 |
243 |
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Mizz Eve |
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desert_rhino 10087 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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66. "RE: Great." |
"Decided once and for all" is bull. It's already BEEN decided, in a landmark case named "Roe vs. Wade." This isn't about deciding once and for all, it's about taking yet another frontal assault on the already decided precedent of Roe.
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desert_rhino 10087 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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We never need MORE fascism.
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99. "*thud*" |
where ya been?
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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Getting a massage, making dinner, playing with my doggy.
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DSpunk 3270 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Car Show Celebrity"
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106. "and now..." |
I'm jealous. I'm out... have a great weekend.
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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Cloning ... any cell.
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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I understand that calling two cells an unborn baby and calling one cell a cell is arbitrary.
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LadyT 5567 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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244. "RE: Great." |
and to further that argument, why don't we count all the eggs in my ovaries? If I were to get killed, we can count all those eggs and have my eggs be considered victims too.Roe V Wade took care of abortion. It's legal. You don't like it, wear a condom.
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blacknwhitedog 6532 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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11. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
well, this bill was introduced in the House five years agoit was passed 61-38 in the Senate I will admit, I have been following this bill closely only since it passed the House about a month ago. But since I was in favor of it, I immediately contacted my Senators to voice my support. What did you do?
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AZ_Leo 3526 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Thong Contest Judge"
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71. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
LAST EDITED ON 03-26-04 AT 05:30 PM (EST)I wonder sometimes why I even bother voting in a state where the outcome is essentially predetermined for the national/statewide offices. I used to think that about Arizona but then weird things seem to be happening. For one thing, we got a democratic governor in spite of Bush coming multiple times (5 or 6 I think) to campaign for the republican candidate. And both Bush and Cheney keep showing up here for campaign speeches. Bush came today for his fourth visit in the last year and Cheney was here a few weeks ago. AZ is supposed to be a lock for them in November but the amount of attention they are paying to us makes me wonder if their polling is showing something that others aren't? All I can say is all the media polls may come up conservative but all of the people I come in contact with are solidly anti-Bush. I'm thinking maybe we may not be such a lost cause and plan to actively work this time (already got 2 new democrats registered with promises to vote, didn't tell them how to vote but did express my opinion). Edited for messed up formatting.
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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234. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
Apparently not. In my view there are many folks who love the 'unborn baby' and hate the mother.
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DoodleBug 5133 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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76. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
It just boggles my mind that there are those who do not think an unborn fetus is a person. Life (and I mean human life) begins at conception IMO. And I know we all have passionate reasons why we feel a certain way.... I respect those differing opinions. Just sayin' that I have my nightmares too.
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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103. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
It boggles your mind that not everyone agrees with you? Wow!!
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DoodleBug 5133 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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305. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
My apologies, Tech.
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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155. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
Nor would I Ms. Fleas. Nor would I.
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LadyT 5567 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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246. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
>I'd like to know if you >have ever been pregnant, Tech. > Just to know your >point of reference. It is never anyone's business to even ask a question like that. Way too personal. It's Tech's private life and she shouldn't be made to feel that she has to answer a question like that.
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LadyT 5567 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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247. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
>Reckon why the guy from New >Hampshire didn't vote? cuz he's an idiot
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28. "RE: Can we please, please, please...." |
LAST EDITED ON 03-26-04 AT 04:58 PM (EST)LAST EDITED ON 03-26-04 AT 04:57 PM (EST) Well, it is about abortion, because that is where this bill is headed, to overturn Roe vs. Wade. And you are right dear Bucky, there is NO WAY to discuss this in a calm manner. We will not agree, and it makes people really hot under the collar, gets their undies in a bunch. I feel my way. Other people feel their way. I do not expect people who feel their way to feel my way etc. etc. I just wanted to express my displeasure. I have. Either way, this will be a 300+ thread.
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FesterFan1 5947 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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LAST EDITED ON 03-26-04 AT 05:00 PM (EST)How do we draw the line at what actually causes the death of the fetus? Hypothetical: Let's say a pregnant woman is at a bank when it is robbed. She sustains no injuries, aside from traumatic stress. 3 months later she has a miscarriage. Can it be determined that the stress of the robbery 'caused' the miscarriage? Is there a statute of limitations on time between incident and injury? Timing may not be the only consideration here. There are many things that cause pregnancies to end. What happens in situations where there's not an obvious cause and effect relationship? Fester
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samiam 5976 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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48. "RE: Here's what I don't get" |
Well, that's part of the problem with the bill.Also, it's well-known that the chances of naturally miscarrying is significantly higher in the first trimester, and VERY often, doctors have no idea what causes them. Autopsies aren't generally done. So how does one prove that the miscarriage is directly caused by a crime? Would it matter if the woman/perpetrator didn't know she was pregnant at the time? How would this affect prosecution? It also puts the pregnant woman in the position of having to possibly defend every action she takes during her pregnancy, to ensure that she can't be accused of doing something to end the fetus' life. In the above case with the carjacking, the carjacker's defense could be that it wasn't his fault, it was something SHE did that caused the miscarriage. There are all kinds of slippery slopes to this Act, and I don't like any of them. One victim, one crime.
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AyaK 10426 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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Whoops, the Library of Congress Web site wouldn't keep the link active! OK, then, I'll reprint the bill here.SA 2858. Mrs. FEINSTEIN submitted an amendment intended to be proposed by her to the bill H.R. 1997, to amend title 18, United States Code, and the Uniform Code of Military Justice to protect unborn children from assault and murder, and for other purposes; which was ordered to lie on the table; as follows: SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE. This Act may be cited as the ``Motherhood Protection Act''. SEC. 2. PROTECTION OF PREGNANT WOMEN. (a) IN GENERAL.--Title 18, United States Code, is amended by inserting after chapter 90 the following: "CHAPTER 90A--PROTECTION OF PREGNANT WOMEN "Sec. 1841. Causing termination of pregnancy or interruption of the normal course of pregnancy. "(a)(1) Any person who engages in conduct that violates any of the provisions of law listed in subsection (b) and thereby causes the termination of a pregnancy or the interruption of the normal course of pregnancy, including termination of the pregnancy other than by live birth is guilty of a separate offense under this section. "(2)(A) Except as otherwise provided in this paragraph, the punishment for that separate offense is the same as the punishment provided for that conduct under Federal law had that injury or death occurred to the pregnant woman. "(B) An offense under this section does not require proof that-- "(i) the person engaging in the conduct had knowledge or should have had knowledge that the victim of the underlying offense was pregnant; or "(ii) the defendant intended to cause the termination or interruption of the normal course of pregnancy. "(C) If the person engaging in the conduct thereby intentionally causes or attempts to cause the termination of or the interruption of the pregnancy, that person shall be punished as provided under section 1111, 1112, or 1113, as applicable, for intentionally terminating or interrupting the pregnancy or attempting to do so, instead of the penalties that would otherwise apply under subparagraph (A). "(D) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the death penalty shall not be imposed for an offense under this section. "(b) The provisions referred to in subsection (a) are the following: "(1) Sections 36, 37, 43, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 229, 242, 245, 247, 248, 351, 831, 844(d), 844(f), 844(h)(1), 844(i), 924(j), 930, 1111, 1112, 1113, 1114, 1116, 1118, 1119, 1120, 1121, 1153(a), 1201(a), 1203, 1365(a), 1501, 1503, 1505, 1512, 1513, 1751, 1864, 1951, 1952(a)(1)(B), 1952(a)(2)(B), 1952(a)(3)(B), 1958, 1959, 1992, 2113, 2114, 2116, 2118, 2119, 2191, 2231, 2241(a), 2245, 2261, 2261A, 2280, 2281, 2332, 2332a, 2332b, 2340A, and 2441 of this title. "(2) Section 408(e) of the Controlled Substances Act of 1970 (21 U.S.C. 848(e)). "(3) Section 202 of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 (42 U.S.C. 2283). "(c) Subsection (a) does not permit prosecution-- "(1) for conduct relating to an abortion for which the consent of the pregnant woman has been obtained or for which such consent is implied by law in a medical emergency; "(2) for conduct relating to any medical treatment of the pregnant woman, or matters related to the pregnancy; or "(3) of any woman with respect to her pregnancy.''. (b) CLERICAL AMENDMENT.--The table of chapters for part 1 of title 18, United States Code, is amended by inserting after the item relating to chapter 90 the following: "90A. Protection of pregnant women "Sec. 1841." SEC. 3. MILITARY JUSTICE SYSTEM. (a) PROTECTION OF PREGNANT WOMEN.--Subchapter X of chapter 47 of title 10, United States Code (the Uniform Code of Military Justice), is amended by inserting after section 919 (article 119) the following:"§Sec. 919a. Art. 119a. Causing termination of pregnancy or interruption of normal course of pregnancy "(a)(1) Any person subject to this chapter who engages in conduct that violates any of the provisions of law listed in subsection (b) and thereby causes the termination of a pregnancy or the interruption of the normal course of pregnancy, including termination of the pregnancy other than by live birth, is guilty of a separate offense under this section. "(2)(A) Except as otherwise provided in this paragraph, the punishment for that separate offense is the same as the punishment for that conduct under this chapter had that injury or death occurred to the pregnant woman. "(B) An offense under this section does not require proof that-- "(i) the person engaging in the conduct had knowledge or should have had knowledge that the victim of the underlying offense was pregnant; or "(ii) the defendant intended to cause the termination or interruption of the normal course of pregnancy. "(C) If the person engaging in the conduct thereby intentionally causes or attempts to cause the termination of or the interruption of the pregnancy, that persons shall be punished as provided under section 918, 919, or 880 of this title (article 118, 119, or 80), as applicable, for intentionally causing the termination of or interruption of the pregnancy or attempting to do so, instead of the penalties that would otherwise apply under subparagraph (A). "(D) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the death penalty shall not be imposed for an offense under this section. "(b) The provisions referred to in subsection (a) are sections 918, 919(a), 919(b)(2), 920(a), 922, 924, 926, and 928 of this title (articles 111, 118, 119(a), 119(b)(2), 120(a), 122, 124, 126, and 128). "(c) Subsection (a) does not permit prosecution-- "(1) for conduct relating to an abortion for which the consent of the pregnant woman has been obtained or for which such consent is implied by law in a medical emergency; "(2) for conduct relating to any medical treatment of the pregnant woman or matters relating to her pregnancy; or "(3) of any woman with respect to her pregnancy." (b) CLERICAL AMENDMENT.--The table of sections at the beginning of subchapter X of chapter 47 of title 10, United States Code (the Uniform Code of Military Justice), is amended by inserting after the item relating to section 919 the following: "919a. Causing termination of pregnancy and termination of normal course of pregnancy." ****************** *********************** OK, and here's the bill that passed. See if you can see the ONLY difference -- the redefinition of the crime as injury to an "unborn child." Now tell me that this isn't simply related to abortion. SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE. This Act may be cited as the `Unborn Victims of Violence Act of 2004' or `Laci and Conner's Law'. SEC. 2. PROTECTION OF UNBORN CHILDREN. (a) IN GENERAL- Title 18, United States Code, is amended by inserting after chapter 90 the following: `CHAPTER 90A--PROTECTION OF UNBORN CHILDREN `Sec. 1841. Protection of unborn children. `(a)(1) Whoever engages in conduct that violates any of the provisions of law listed in subsection (b) and thereby causes the death of, or bodily injury (as defined in section 1365) to, a child, who is in utero at the time the conduct takes place, is guilty of a separate offense under this section. `(2)(A) Except as otherwise provided in this paragraph, the punishment for that separate offense is the same as the punishment provided under Federal law for that conduct had that injury or death occurred to the unborn child's mother. `(B) An offense under this section does not require proof that-- `(i) the person engaging in the conduct had knowledge or should have had knowledge that the victim of the underlying offense was pregnant; or `(ii) the defendant intended to cause the death of, or bodily injury to, the unborn child. `(C) If the person engaging in the conduct thereby intentionally kills or attempts to kill the unborn child, that person shall instead of being punished under subparagraph (A), be punished as provided under sections 1111, 1112, and 1113 of this title for intentionally killing or attempting to kill a human being. `(D) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the death penalty shall not be imposed for an offense under this section. `(b) The provisions referred to in subsection (a) are the following: `(1) Sections 36, 37, 43, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 229, 242, 245, 247, 248, 351, 831, 844(d), (f), (h)(1), and (i), 924(j), 930, 1111, 1112, 1113, 1114, 1116, 1118, 1119, 1120, 1121, 1153(a), 1201(a), 1203, 1365(a), 1501, 1503, 1505, 1512, 1513, 1751, 1864, 1951, 1952 (a)(1)(B), (a)(2)(B), and (a)(3)(B), 1958, 1959, 1992, 2113, 2114, 2116, 2118, 2119, 2191, 2231, 2241(a), 2245, 2261, 2261A, 2280, 2281, 2332, 2332a, 2332b, 2340A, and 2441 of this title. `(2) Section 408(e) of the Controlled Substances Act of 1970 (21 U.S.C. 848(e)). `(3) Section 202 of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 (42 U.S.C. 2283). `(c) Nothing in this section shall be construed to permit the prosecution-- `(1) of any person for conduct relating to an abortion for which the consent of the pregnant woman, or a person authorized by law to act on her behalf, has been obtained or for which such consent is implied by law; `(2) of any person for any medical treatment of the pregnant woman or her unborn child; or `(3) of any woman with respect to her unborn child. `(d) As used in this section, the term `unborn child' means a child in utero, and the term `child in utero' or `child, who is in utero' means a member of the species homo sapiens, at any stage of development, who is carried in the womb.'. (b) CLERICAL AMENDMENT- The table of chapters for part I of title 18, United States Code, is amended by inserting after the item relating to chapter 90 the following new item: '1841'. SEC. 3. MILITARY JUSTICE SYSTEM. (a) PROTECTION OF UNBORN CHILDREN- Subchapter X of chapter 47 of title 10, United States Code (the Uniform Code of Military Justice), is amended by inserting after section 919 (article 119) the following new section: `Sec. 919a. Art. 119a. Death or injury of an unborn child `(a)(1) Any person subject to this chapter who engages in conduct that violates any of the provisions of law listed in subsection (b) and thereby causes the death of, or bodily injury (as defined in section 1365 of title 18) to, a child, who is in utero at the time the conduct takes place, is guilty of a separate offense under this section and shall, upon conviction, be punished by such punishment, other than death, as a court-martial may direct, which shall be consistent with the punishments prescribed by the President for that conduct had that injury or death occurred to the unborn child's mother. `(2) An offense under this section does not require proof that-- `(i) the person engaging in the conduct had knowledge or should have had knowledge that the victim of the underlying offense was pregnant; or `(ii) the accused intended to cause the death of, or bodily injury to, the unborn child. `(3) If the person engaging in the conduct thereby intentionally kills or attempts to kill the unborn child, that person shall, instead of being punished under paragraph (1), be punished as provided under sections 880, 918, and 919(a) of this title (articles 80, 118, and 119(a)) for intentionally killing or attempting to kill a human being. `(4) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the death penalty shall not be imposed for an offense under this section. `(b) The provisions referred to in subsection (a) are sections 918, 919(a), 919(b)(2), 920(a), 922, 924, 926, and 928 of this title (articles 118, 119(a), 119(b)(2), 120(a), 122, 124, 126, and 128). `(c) Nothing in this section shall be construed to permit the prosecution-- `(1) of any person for conduct relating to an abortion for which the consent of the pregnant woman, or a person authorized by law to act on her behalf, has been obtained or for which such consent is implied by law; `(2) of any person for any medical treatment of the pregnant woman or her unborn child; or `(3) of any woman with respect to her unborn child. `(d) In this section, the term `unborn child' means a child in utero, and the term `child in utero' or `child, who is in utero' means a member of the species homo sapiens, at any stage of development, who is carried in the womb.'. (b) CLERICAL AMENDMENT- The table of sections at the beginning of such subchapter is amended by inserting after the item relating to section 919 the following new item: `919a. 119a. Death or injury of an unborn child.'
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RudyRules 8360 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-27-04, 09:45 PM (EST)
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183. "RE: Hypothetical Part 2" |
Perhaps she would take no action as she was waiting in line to execute her child. If she takes no action, there is no case, therefore the "militant right to life group" would get off scot free.Except, since a "militant right to life group" caused this death, she would probably take action to have them prosecuted at the urging of the "fanatical pro-abortionists" who were just about to do the same thing, only legally! Feminists on abortion: Susan B. Anthony: "child murder." The Revolution, 4(1):4 July 8, 1869 Elizabeth Cady Stanton: "infanticide." The Revolution, 1(5):1, February 5, 1868
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desert_rhino 10087 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-26-04, 05:20 PM (EST)
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63. "comparison to RICO..." |
Sorry, just popping in from my friend's laptop...The difference between this, which will be used to overturn Roe, and this by prosecuting doctors for performing abortions (remember all those records that are being "acquired?"), and the RICO statutes, which are now used for prosecuting every damn crime involving money, property, or whatever, is that the RICO laws weren't originally intended to screw up the entire justice system. This one, apparently, *is* and always has been intended as a vehicle to wipe out Roe. I do like the catchy, clever packaging, though. Calling it Lacy and Connor's Law is very clever misdirection. Really. {vomit} -- JV
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desert_rhino 10087 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-26-04, 05:30 PM (EST)
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73. "RE: comparison to RICO..." |
The kung fu is really helping my weight and balance issues.
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desert_rhino 10087 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-26-04, 05:34 PM (EST)
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79. "RE: Disagree" |
sorry, didn't mean to imply that this would involve the RICO at all... The administration is looking for cases where doctors preformed late-term abortions already, and I feel that these will be the test cases for the "laci and conner" law, once they find some. Since late-term abortions are a federal crime now, no?
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blacknwhitedog 6532 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-26-04, 05:31 PM (EST)
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75. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
quoting from H.R.1997:(c) Nothing in this section shall be construed to permit the prosecution-- (1) of any person for conduct relating to an abortion for which the consent of the pregnant woman, or a person authorized by law to act on her behalf, has been obtained or for which such consent is implied by law; (2) of any person for any medical treatment of the pregnant woman or her unborn child; or (3) of any woman with respect to her unborn child Also, the bill specifically prohibits the death penalty in cases of offense.
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ginger 22512 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-26-04, 06:47 PM (EST)
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89. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
LAST EDITED ON 03-26-04 AT 06:47 PM (EST)It's human. Which is why we want a jury system and not good old eye-for-an-eye; I was against the 3-strikes law but understood why the Polly Klaas' father lobbied it. Laws should never be enacted in response to specific tragedies, because they create a much larger web of consequence. However, I think some supporters of the "Laci and Conner" act are very interested in effecting such larger-range consequences.
Of course I would want to kill anyone who harmed, say, my child. Which is why I would not want ME drafting the law. "Any government that would deny a gay man bridal registry is fascist." Margaret Cho
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DSpunk 3270 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Car Show Celebrity"
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03-26-04, 07:17 PM (EST)
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97. "Oh no" |
you DI'INT?!?!
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-26-04, 07:39 PM (EST)
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107. "RE: Oh no" |
Ok. I oppose it on its merits. Not because it is a slippery slope. I mean, why don't we prosecute folks separately for injuring my eye and my arm and my breast and my toe and my fetus and my earlobe? Six offenses, right?
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J I M B O 6839 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-26-04, 07:51 PM (EST)
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115. "RE: Oh no" |
But those all have your DNA, embryo doesn't...plus, few people set up nurseries in their homes, buy a crib (with the cute little mobile), have showers, pick names, start savings accounts, and take classes to prepare for their eye, arm, breast, toe or earlobe. Even though you obviously feel convinced it is your body, I find it difficult to believe that if you wanted a child, were 6 months pregnant and someone ended your pregnancy through a violent action that you would treat that injury the EXACT same way you'd treat a stab in the butt. HOWEVER, if you say that's the case I'll take your word for it.
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DoodleBug 5133 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-26-04, 11:37 PM (EST)
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130. "RE: Oh no" |
What exactly do you mean by "imaginary fetuses"?
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AZ_Leo 3526 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Thong Contest Judge"
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03-26-04, 07:30 PM (EST)
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104. "RE: Question for those opposed:" |
In my opinion, the difference is in your last line. As far as I have heard there isn't any coordinated, well funded and sometimes frighteningly adamant group out there actively pushing for sibling marriages. However, as AyaK pointed out, there is a coordinated, well funded, sometimes frighteningly adamant group pushing us down this particular slippery slope with all of their strength.
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-26-04, 07:40 PM (EST)
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109. "RE: Question for those opposed:" |
Why would anybody care if siblings marry, btw?
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aethelstan 4435 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Jerry Springer Show Guest"
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03-26-04, 08:33 PM (EST)
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124. "RE: Question for those opposed:" |
At the risk of throwing all the touchy subjects into the same thread...From my understanding (and that is far from complete), there are genetic reasons why one would not want to procreate with their close genetic neighbour (sibling/parent/child). (Actually, in the Middles Ages, for a time, the ban went to third cousins.) Now, this may beg the question whether procreation is implied by marriage. Clearly, in my opinion, it is not or else my pro-same-sex marriage would be undermined. Nevertheless, the act of marriage sanctions the couples choice to procreate (or adopt) but (marriage) is in and of itself insufficient for procreation as clearly persons may choose to procreate (and adopt) outside of a married state. *hmmm, how to phrase* I would have no substantive problem with sibling marriage provided that they don't procreate on the grounds of genetic factors (close genetic neighbours); however, I doubt that a law stating this in these words would be practical or enforceable therefore it is easier to make the law forbidding marriage between close genetic neighbours. Gosh I hope I made myself clear enough. © Kittyloaf Creations, 2004
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-26-04, 09:11 PM (EST)
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126. "RE: Question for those opposed:" |
Please recall that I believe parenthood should require a license ...
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-27-04, 08:48 AM (EST)
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138. "RE: Question for those opposed:" |
Evidence of competence and commitment to socially responsible child rearing ... You can imagine the quiz if you wish
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-27-04, 01:35 PM (EST)
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154. "RE: Question for those opposed:" |
But of course dear Katt ... you gotta be able to feed 'em, school 'em, and teach 'em manners. (That last one is the toughest I think.)
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AZ_Leo 3526 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Thong Contest Judge"
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03-27-04, 12:29 PM (EST)
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150. "State Requirements for cousins marrying" |
Interestingly, Arizona is one of the states that allows cousins to marry but has put in a procreation restriction."Cousin Marriages: Yes, first cousins may marry if both are sixty-five years of age or older. If one or both first cousins are under sixty-five years of age, they can marry if they show proof to a superior court judge that one of them is unable to reproduce. " Most states (i.e., Texas, Tennessee, Alabama) that allow first cousin marriages don't restrict. From this site which has detailed marriage requirements on a state level. http://marriage.about.com/cs/marriagelicenses/a/usmarlaws.htm And not to leave our Canadian friends out: http://marriage.about.com/cs/marriagelicenses/p/canadian.htm
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-26-04, 07:42 PM (EST)
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110. "March for Women's Lives, April 25, 2004" |
"The time is right for a public demonstration of historic size in support of reproductive freedom and justice for all women. Threats to these rights have never been so systematic and coordinated, and the lives and health of women have never faced such peril. On April 25th, in our Nation’s Capitol we march to uphold – Choice, Justice, Access, Health, Abortion, Global and Family Planning. Please join us for the March for Women's Lives."http://www.marchforwomen.org/
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-26-04, 08:19 PM (EST)
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123. "RE: March for Women's Lives, April 25, 2004" |
Follow the link.
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I_Got_Nutn 897 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Fitness Correspondent"
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03-26-04, 09:14 PM (EST)
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127. "RE: March for Women's Lives, April 25, 2004" |
You know, close the forced sterilization camps, put an end to super model cloning and cease sperm rationing.
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KeithFan 7422 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-27-04, 00:26 AM (EST)
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131. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
Reading this thread; interesting.I'm trying to be less abrasive, but something sticks out to me that I need answers on. People here are worried that it will be used to overturn Roe v Wade. In my mind, if Roe is "good law", then it should uphold the constitutional mustard. If it is "bad law" it will be overturned, just like others have. At one time in this country a black person counted as 3/5 of a person, and women were not allowed the right to vote; both were bad and were changed. I can't see how the challage would be a bad thing for the pro abortion lobby, if it is constitutional. They could put that "baby" to bed once and for all, and pro life activists wouldn't really have a leg to stand on. When the actual woman involved in Roe, however, comes out and says she was young, stupid, and felt like a pawn to the pro choice movement, I really think it should be examined. We all hate to have our sacred cows challanged, but if they are truely sacred they will be left alone.
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mistofleas 8043 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-27-04, 12:09 PM (EST)
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148. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
Ewww! Stop it, I'm getting tummy rumblin's just reading about it!
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mistofleas 8043 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-27-04, 09:41 PM (EST)
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182. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
Be inflammatory if you wish, but you know that's not what I was writing about, and it is Roe v Wade being the sacred cow. First of all if you think of my saying that the sacred cow you spoke of is my body as inflammatory...wow. Second, of course Roe is the sacred cow and by extension the sacred cow is my body. Any law that deals that tries to take away my right to decide what I can or cannot do with my body is, for me, not acceptable. I know you feel your way about it and I feel mine. That's the way it is. I'm not sure what you mean by you have the numbers now. but okay...um...thanks.
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desert_rhino 10087 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 11:02 AM (EST)
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211. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
Absolutely, demonstrably NOT TRUE. False. Bullpuckey.Under no circumstances are you REQUIRED to get an abortion under the current laws and in light of Roe vs. Wade. HOWEVER, if Roe is overturned, those who do not believe abortion is a sin WILL be FORCED to NOT have an abortion in order to comply with the primarily RELIGIOUS IDEOLOGY-MOTIVATED new status quo. If you don't like abortion, think it's a sin, DON'T HAVE ONE. No, that's not good enough, you can't just control your own body, and maybe the bodies of your wife and daughters, you have to control the bodies of women you haven't even met, FOR THEIR OWN GOOD. Feh. Authoritarians make me ill.
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KeithFan 7422 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 09:16 AM (EST)
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303. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
HOWEVER, if Roe is overturned, those who do not believe abortion is a sin WILL be FORCED to NOT have an abortion in order to comply with the primarily RELIGIOUS IDEOLOGY-MOTIVATED new status quoNever have I forced religion down someones throat, ever. People would probably consider me a Christian, but I leave my thumping bible at home, since I would never be able to spar on the religious aspect. The fact that you see it that way is your own stereotyping. My objection is the whole "right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" thing. The fact that it goes along with, and not in contrast to, current christian doctrine is ok by me, but not required. No, that's not good enough, you can't just control your own body, and maybe the bodies of your wife and daughters, you have to control the bodies of women you haven't even met, FOR THEIR OWN GOOD This would be true, and I would vigorously defend the right to have an abortion if anyone could conclusively show me that a baby in the womb isn't a human. Until then, I believe, that we are required to err on the side of caution, and first, do no harm. Many of us see it as defending those that are incapable of defending themselves (kind of like France), and the woman's body of which you speak I have no issue with, unless there is a danger to her life, which then I think it is a sad but necessary thing. I would never have been born post Roe (please, no applause), which may not bother some, but I sure enjoy life. Nor would I have been able to produce 2 beautiful girls. It is this right which I defend, and not the whole religious aspect. Now, if this point of view "makes you ill", that is just sad.
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Tiggertramp 3141 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Car Show Celebrity"
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03-28-04, 02:19 AM (EST)
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198. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
LAST EDITED ON 03-28-04 AT 02:56 AM (EST)LAST EDITED ON 03-28-04 AT 02:27 AM (EST) As I say in post #197: "I DO NOT WANT TO BE AN INCUBATOR BECAUSE MY GOVERNMENT SAYS SO" You can read more about how I feel down there, but really, a woman should not be MADE to carry a child if she does not want to. And then, who will take care of it?? Yes I know there are MANY couples awaiting babies, I know some. However, compare that to the number of of abortions performed yearly worldwide. There are approximately 46 million abortions conducted each year worldwide, there are approximately 126,000 abortions conducted each day. WHO will take care of them? WHO will pay for it? We are talkin' A LOT of babies. There are not 46 MILLION couples available every year to care for them. No how, no way. What do you do with this population explosion? Excellent siggy by JSlice
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mistofleas 8043 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 11:55 AM (EST)
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215. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
It makes my head spin too.
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Tiggertramp 3141 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Car Show Celebrity"
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03-28-04, 12:20 PM (EST)
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222. "And a part of argument is untouched" |
And the largest part of my argument the right to lifers will not touch...What do we DO with them after they are born?? No one wants to dare answer that question. They just want to save the life, they could care less what happens to it once it is saved. Excellent siggy by JSlice
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blacknwhitedog 6532 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 01:18 PM (EST)
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342. "request" |
I respectfully ask that people avoid making generalizations about other people who are opposed to abortion, such as:The very same people who are so adamantly opposed to abortion are usually the ones vehemently critical of welfare mothers and vocal in their condemnation of ADC, food stamps and other government programs that protect economically disadvantaged kids. (I realize you did qualify your statement with "usually") No one wants to dare answer that question. They just want to save the life, they could care less what happens to it once it is saved. No one seems to want talk about what happens to the precious babies we need to save...once they are here! And they hate paying mothers on Financial assitance now, and they are against birth control. I am not critical of welfare mothers. Being critical of the welfare system is not the same as being critical of those who need assistance. I do care about what happens to the life that is saved. And I am not against birth control, nor do I hate the mothers on financial assitance. I wish we had a BETTER system to help them.
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Tiggertramp 3141 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Car Show Celebrity"
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03-29-04, 03:39 PM (EST)
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372. "RE: request" |
LAST EDITED ON 03-29-04 AT 03:44 PM (EST)My comments are burning and angry, yes, as I made most of them. However, the reason I burn is due to our right wing conservative poiliticians who do not support a baby once it is born into poverty. Let's cut welfare by making them go to work, which I support by the way being a tax payer, and that is what the welfare system should be for. BUT as a social worker and a person who cares I object to the fact they slash and/or eliminate child care funding that would allow a mother to be able to care for her child in a safe environment as she works and can get a decent job or go to school. It doesn't make sense. The welfare system cuts these children off after a certain point, with good reason some would say, but a mother who has found work still needs a bump up, and no, can't get it. What happens to that child we wanted to save? I am not accusing YOU Black dog personally of not caring for each child. I BLAME our politicians and our system for making bad decisions who effect our poor, namely our children. I object to bringing over 15,000 Hmong from a life of hell, I am sure, but they are coming here to the Twin Cities in batches. THEY will get MORE economic assitance than offered U.S. citizens already here!! Those poor trying to make it here already! Is there an easy solution to this, no! But to an American family an aide who can't get it, it can make a person wonder what priorities are. I am all for helping refugees by the way, just making an argument. I am throwing this in not to start another debate, but to show how screwed up the priorities can be. What do you do with the money the tax payers are spending now? We are building clinics in Iraq so they can get better heath care at the tune $100 million at least, I am SURE it will be more when all is said and done. Am I saying these are not worthy causes? No. But There is so much to spend the money on NOW and not a lot of money to go around as it is. 46 million more people per year is a lot. We can't take care of the ones we have now. Excellent siggy by JSlice
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blacknwhitedog 6532 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 03:45 PM (EST)
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375. "RE: request" |
I was just asking everyone to be a little careful about blanket generalizations.But, I agree with a lot of your statements in the post above. And I don't blame you for feeling angry! thanks for the work that you do, Bawdy
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-27-04, 06:46 PM (EST)
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170. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
Well, True, that really is the core of the problem, isn't it?
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Tiggertramp 3141 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Car Show Celebrity"
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03-27-04, 07:23 PM (EST)
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174. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
LAST EDITED ON 03-27-04 AT 07:50 PM (EST)LAST EDITED ON 03-27-04 AT 07:31 PM (EST) Cats and dogs do have abortions to help save their lives or stop unwanted pregnancies. We also euthanize our pets to stop their suffering. We treat our animals better than humans ALL the time. Editted again to say that your arguement....<<<So then I could strangle someone to death under the law. After all, the law (as you put it) says that I can do whatever I want with my body. Well we know that isn't so - you can't legally kill another human being with your body.>>>> Okay this is flawed I think because you are doing UNTO another being with your body which we have laws that say it's wrong. The whole bottome line of course is the whole conception issue. To me it is murder to kill my neighbor or any other living human being, already out of that there uterus. I think to have an abortion is NEVER an easy decision. It is potential life certainly. But a cellular potential as opposed to a living being outside of another being are TWO different things. I want choice. I want option. I want safe medical procedures available to women for their health. Let's not even get into cost factors of the billions of aborted childern every year. And do not hand me the "families want childern" Yes, they do, I know couples who seriously desire children. BUT there are not nearly enough couples in the world for all the abortions performed. And who will pay for them? Our welfare system the republicans hate now is stretched to the limit as it is...so this is a multi level complicated issue. Oh yeah, I just opened yet ANOTHER can of worms. My specialty. Dig in! They're earthy! Excellent siggy by JSlice
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RudyRules 8360 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-27-04, 10:00 PM (EST)
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185. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
TT, A fetus is FAR more than "celluar potential". What REALLY scares abortionists are laws requiring women to view pictures, etc... of fetuses prior to consenting to an abortion. Why does it scare them? Because it shows the reality of the unborn child and causes some women, especially in the case of late semester abortions, to change their minds. As a result, the abortionists lose customers. Feminists on abortion: Susan B. Anthony: "child murder." The Revolution, 4(1):4 July 8, 1869 Elizabeth Cady Stanton: "infanticide." The Revolution, 1(5):1, February 5, 1868
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desert_rhino 10087 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 10:51 AM (EST)
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207. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
I have to say, I know several doctors who perform abortions. If their clientele evaporated tomorrow, I think they would all be just fine with that, and still get along quite well in their careers. Their primary concern, without exception, is providing good, safe medical care to their patients.I personally am opposed to abortion, but I am extremely PRO-CHOICE, as it's not MY body that is incubating the parasitic life to maturity. I would, however, love to hear how the pro-lifers think we'd all pay for the 46 million new mouths we'd be feeding... Aren't they all about removing welfare, too, for the most part? Oh well. The best part, in my mind, is that the majority of those lobbying against abortion are also ideologically opposed to birth control. {{{boggle}}}
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 12:27 PM (EST)
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224. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
I wonder how they feel about castration...
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aethelstan 4435 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Jerry Springer Show Guest"
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03-28-04, 08:22 PM (EST)
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271. "To follow up on what JV said" |
I friend of mine is a Menonite doctor who happens to be required to perform abortions. We had an interesting discussion on this topic not two weeks ago. Like I am, she is opposed to abortion but recognizes that a need for doctors to perform this service. She always goes through all the available alternatives with the pregnant woman but ultimately the choice is the patient's. One of the statistics that she mentioned (and I'm afraid that I haven't had an opportunity to look up a source) is that the rate of maternal death is greater in those countries where restrictions on abortions are the most strict. In other words, women who want abortions will find a way of getting an abortion, regardless of the laws, and this puts these women in great risk of death from internal hemorrhaging (sp?) or other operation-related complications. So, allowing doctors to perform abortions in a safe environment in a safe way, in fact, saves the mother's life. Personally, I think education is ultimately the most important weapon against unwanted pregnancies. That, and, of course, contraception. It seems to me that the pro-life and pro-choice movements should emphasize these two things in an effort to reduce the number of unwanted pregnancies. But, if one should arise, (faulty contraception, rape, etc.), leave the doctors in peace so that they may do it the right way and not have unsafe abortions performed in the back alleys like they once were (and probably still are). © Kittyloaf Creations, 2004
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Tiggertramp 3141 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Car Show Celebrity"
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03-28-04, 10:25 PM (EST)
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276. "Amen" |
I agree. Everything you said. Well spoke.I dislike the view that we need to save the 'childs' life over a 'woman's' life. People will get abortions in some way shape or form. The rich, and funny enough the same ones previously opposed to it until they were in that position, will STILL get abortions once made illegal. Oh, you bet they will! They will have their doctor call it a "D&C" to make it look good and legal and everyone gets what they want. Believe me. It happened BEFORE Roe vs. Wade. If made illegal, the rich and powerful still get their way. Excellent siggy by JSlice
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ginger 22512 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 02:09 PM (EST)
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349. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
" personally am opposed to abortion, but I am extremely PRO-CHOICE, as it's not MY body that is incubating the parasitic life to maturity."Thank you. This is why I am comforted by these thresds in the face of political polarization and rhetoric. You can be opposed to abortion AND pro choice. "Any government that would deny a gay man bridal registry is fascist." Margaret Cho
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Tiggertramp 3141 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Car Show Celebrity"
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03-28-04, 01:48 AM (EST)
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197. "*Hypothetical rant*" |
LAST EDITED ON 03-28-04 AT 02:12 AM (EST)LAST EDITED ON 03-28-04 AT 02:11 AM (EST) If I am getting an abortion, if I have made that decision, it is an INFORMED decision. I KNOW what the gestation of the 'fetus' is at the point I would go in and do this. To say otherwise is so insulting. To think a woman takes THIS kind of decision lightly is so beyond insulting. A picture, a film, whatever you show me will NOT make a difference. If I do not want to raise a child I do not want for my own reasons, then THAT should be good enough. Perhaps I can not afford it, I am impoverished, perhaps I would make a terrible mother, or fear motherhood as I was abused and fear the cycle of abuse, I may have never wanted to BE a parent and my bith control I was so careful with failed. OR goddess forbid I was raped and am pregnant. I do not want it for whatever reason. I DO NOT NEED TO BE AN INCUBATOR BECAUSE MY GOVERNMENT SAYS SO. That just plain pisses me off.
Excellent siggy by JSlice Disclaimer: I want children, I was not abused, I will be a kick-a$$ mother. I just want women to have SAFE medical procedures available if they choice to terminate a pregnancy. It is NEVER an easy choice. Again, no one wants to touch the issue of PAYING for the children we would be SAVING.
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PepeLePew13 26135 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 08:51 AM (EST)
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200. "RE: *Hypothetical rant*" |
LAST EDITED ON 03-28-04 AT 08:55 AM (EST)I hear you loud and clear, and I think almost all of the women here on OT agrees with you. However, there *ARE* women out there who are completely clueless and think having an abortion is just a morning-after pill to them. I know because there's a girl here in my community who has had four abortions and she just shrugs them off as if they're nothing (and she's got four kids as well - with a total of, I believe, 7 different men with these 8 pregnancies) . THAT is who these pictures are directed at, so even though it's a very small minority of women who are like that, they prolly can't take their chances that every woman automatically assumes to be making an informed decision. I'd have to ask my wife, who used to know this girl quite well, but I think she said at one time upon finding out she was pregnant yet again, she said along the lines of "Well, I'll just get an abortion to fix this as it's not a good time for me to have a baby." It can only take one bad apple to spoil all of the good apples...
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RudyRules 8360 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 12:18 PM (EST)
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221. "RE: *Hypothetical rant*" |
LAST EDITED ON 03-28-04 AT 12:19 PM (EST)No answer is easy, and no one looks past the precious life that once it is actually been saved, it needs to be fed and housed and needs medical care, no one seems to give a rip about that. You are right, there are no easy answers. And as to caring, I give a rip about that. Many charities/right to life organizations provide MUCH financial and emotional assistance to women who choose not to abort their children. Also, there ARE lots of couples eager to adopt. If the mother does not wish to give up her child for adoption, there needs to be adequate provision for the financial wel-being of children who are the innocents in all of this, BUT with safeguards so that the mother cannot blow it all at the casino, or whatever.
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Tiggertramp 3141 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Car Show Celebrity"
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03-28-04, 12:35 PM (EST)
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226. "RE: *Hypothetical rant*" |
I am just saying it's a meer numbers game which is not attractive. I am so glad that there are organizations out there to help mother's who want to keep there babies in a healthy manner as opposed to abortion. AND the organizations who help mother's assist in giving their child up for adoption to couples who so desperately want children.I am a social worker, I have spent a lot of time with young mothers, teenagers at best, who want to keep their babies, or don't. Regardless of age, they are ill equipt to raise a child financially and this becomes the tax payer's burdon. The lives of these children are a vicious cycle that is so difficult to break. Overall, there is not enough families in the world for the 46 million abortions performed each and every year. And that's a rough estimate. Some people just want white babies. Or Asian, but are unwilling to take a black child, or mixed race, or indian. I have seen this through adoption servicing. What do we do with the rest?? I thank you Rudy for at least trying to take up this part of the tough issue that everyone is avoiding like the elephant in the OT abortion topic living room. Excellent siggy by JSlice
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AZ_Leo 3526 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Thong Contest Judge"
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03-29-04, 11:54 AM (EST)
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321. "RE: *Hypothetical rant*" |
The problem (as has been stated by others) is that many of those who are not pro-choice are also trying to limit what is allowed to be taught in sex education classes, assuming they want to teach any at all.
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 12:51 PM (EST)
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336. "RE: *Hypothetical rant*" |
The problem is, also, that education post pregnancy doesn't help much.
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AZ_Leo 3526 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Thong Contest Judge"
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03-29-04, 01:04 PM (EST)
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340. "What can happen without education" |
By coincidence this article appear in azcentral.com today. It's unbelievable to me that there is even any question about providing information, especially under these circumstances. And does anyone else think that $150,000 for the entire state is barely adequate? I would be interested to know how much the state spends on sports in comparison.N.M. school district struggles with children having children http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/0329YoungMoms29-ON.html Excerpts (it's a long article) In the less than three years that records have been kept, 427 girls in the Gadsden school district - with a female population of around 6,500 students - either entered school pregnant or became pregnant while enrolled. Many started having sex or became pregnant when they were not yet in their teens. They are children having children. School officials partly blame the state, which provides no sex-education curriculum. Others say family attitudes toward early sex and poverty contribute to what local authorities say is an alarmingly high incidence of pregnancy. "There is no state curriculum for sex education," said Ron Haugen, superintendent of the Gadsden School District. "We have a health component in P.E., but that is more about wellness. It doesn't address sexuality." ------ Last year, the Gadsden school district recorded 174 pregnancies, officials say. As of January, a total of 69 girls throughout the district were expecting - 42 were freshmen, usually 14 years old or younger - and two of them were still in elementary school, presumably under age 13, according to the school's nursing department. Most of the girls will not graduate. During the fall semester, 40 freshman girls entered Gadsden High School pregnant, the nursing department found. There were 747 freshmen enrolled at the school, most of them 14 years old. The records do not separate the students into female or male. ------- Fourteen-year-old Alejandra, who began having sex at age 12 with a boy six years her senior, said a class in sexuality and the realities of pregnancy could have changed her life. "I know things would have been different if I had understood more, or if someone had talk to me about the responsibilities and everything else," said the mother of an 8-month-old. "My future would be different."
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mistofleas 8043 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 12:46 PM (EST)
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229. "RE: *Hypothetical rant*" |
Many charities/right to life organizations provide MUCH financial and emotional assistance to women who choose not to abort their children.But I think the point of many peoples frustration is: Can those organizations provide for ALL of the children? I highly doubt it. So what about the rest of them? They're supposed to just fend for themselves and end up in miserable lives because they've either been abandoned after the mother was forced to carry them to term and then give birth to them, or live in a less than hospitable home because the mother resented having to have a child she was clearly not ready to have OR end up in the prison system possibly awaiting a death sentence (which as we know "is" a legitimate way to kill someone according to many of the people who are against abortion)? It's the children who are born under these hard circumstances that will be punished in the end. I think Thomas More said it best: "If you suffer your people to be illeducated and their manners corrupted from infancy, what else is to be concluded but that you first make theives and then punish them"
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RudyRules 8360 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 01:17 PM (EST)
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240. "RE: *Hypothetical rant*" |
No problem
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 12:55 PM (EST)
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232. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
Oh, really? Since there is no medical procedure called 'partial birth abortion' could you please show some evidence that some procedure that is actually performed "takes place as the baby is part way out of the womb and is not done for medical reasons"?
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RudyRules 8360 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 01:11 PM (EST)
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238. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
You do not honestly believe that Partial birth abortion does not take place do you??Taken from the National Right to Life website at: http://www.nrlc.org/abortion/pba/keyfactsPBA.htm • The Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act (H.R. 760, S. 3) would ban performance of a partial-birth abortion except if it were necessary to the save a mother's life. The bill defines partial-birth abortion as an abortion in which “the person performing the abortion deliberately and intentionally vaginally delivers a living fetus until, in the case of a head-first presentation, the entire fetal head is outside the body of the mother, or, in the case of breech presentation, any part of the fetal trunk past the navel is outside the body of the mother,” and then kills the baby. The bill would permit use of the procedure if “necessary to save the life of a mother whose life is endangered by a physical disorder, physical illness, or physical injury, including a life-endangering physical condition caused by or arising from the pregnancy itself.” • In a partial-birth abortion, the abortionist pulls a living baby feet-first out of the womb and into the birth canal (vagina), except for the head, which the abortionist purposely keeps lodged just inside the cervix (the opening to the womb). The abortionist punctures the base of the baby’s skull with a surgical instrument, such as a long surgical scissors or a pointed hollow metal tube called a trochar. He then inserts a catheter (tube) into the wound, and removes the baby's brain with a powerful suction machine. This causes the skull to collapse, after which the abortionist completes the delivery of the now-dead baby. (See www.house.gov/burton/RSC/haskellinstructional.pdf) • The January 2003 Gallup poll found that 70% favored and 25% opposed “a law that would make it illegal to perform a specific abortion procedure conducted in the last six months of pregnancy known as ‘partial birth abortion,’ except in cases necessary to save the life of the mother.” (margin of error +/- 3%) • The term “partial-birth” is perfectly accurate. Under both federal law and most state laws, a “live birth” occurs when a baby is entirely expelled from the mother and shows any signs of life, however briefly -- regardless of whether the baby is “viable,” i.e., developed enough to be sustained outside the womb with neo-natal medical assistance. Even at 4˝ months (20 weeks), perinatologists say that if a baby is expelled or removed completely from the uterus, she will usually gasp for breath and sometimes survive for hours, even though lung development is usually insufficient to permit successful sustained respiration until 23 weeks. • Some prominent defenders of partial-birth abortions, such as NARAL's Kate Michelman and syndicated columnist Ellen Goodman, insisted that anesthesia kills the babies before they are removed from the womb. This myth has been refuted by professional societies of anesthesiologists. In reality, the babies are alive and experience great pain when subjected to a partial-birth abortion. • Partial-birth abortions are performed thousands of times annually on healthy babies of healthy mothers. In 1997, Ron Fitzsimmons, executive director of the National Coalition of Abortion Providers (1997), estimated that the method was used 3,000 to 5,000 times annually. “In the vast majority of cases, the procedure is performed on a healthy mother with a healthy fetus that is 20 weeks or more along, Fitzsimmons said.” (The New York Times, Feb. 26, 1997, p. A11.) (See clippings at www.nrlc.org/abortion/pba/index.html, in the late 1996 and early 1997 archive.) In January 2003, even the Alan Guttmacher Institute – an affiliate of Planned Parenthood – published a survey of abortion providers that estimated that 2,200 abortions were performed by the method in the year 2000. While that figure is surely low (see www.nrlc.org/press_releases_new/release011503.html), it is more than triple the number that AGI estimated in its most recent previous survey (for 1996). • In January 1997, the PBS program Media Matters showed that in 1995-96, the news media largely swallowed a pro-abortion “party line” that partial-birth abortions are performed rarely and only in extreme medical circumstances -- claims later discredited. (See www.pbs.org/wnet/mediamatters99/transcript2.html) • “Phony ban” counterproposals advanced by Reps. Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) and Jim Greenwood (R-Pa.) would place no limits on partial-birth abortions in the fifth and sixth months of pregnancy, when the vast majority of partial-birth abortions occur. Furthermore, these “phony bans” would allow an abortion even in the seventh month and later if an abortionist asserts that a baby is not “viable” or that an abortion is required to preserve “health.” Reps. Hoyer and Greenwood admitted that their proposal would allow third-trimester abortions even for (in their words) “mental health” reasons. (www.nrlc.org/abortion/pba/Phony%20ban%20on%20late-term.pdf) • Another “phony ban” substitute amendment proposed in the past by Senator Tom Daschle (D-SD) and Richard Durbin (D-Il.) would not affect the typical partial-birth abortions performed in the late second trimester. Even in the seventh month and later, the substitute would permit abortions based on any degree of “risk” of “grievous injury to her physical health.” Dr. Warren Hern, a leading practitioner of very late abortions who wrote the textbook Abortion Practice, commented on the Daschle amendment, “I say every pregnancy carries a risk of death,” and therefore, “I will certify that any pregnancy is a threat to a woman’s life and could cause ‘grievous injury’ to her ‘physical health.’” (in USA Today and Washington Times, both May 15, 1997) In other words, under the Daschle-Durbin amendment, any pregnant woman would qualify for an abortion even in the seventh month and later. • Although usually used in the fifth and sixth months, the partial-birth abortion method is also used to perform abortions in the third trimester -- that is, the seventh month and later. In Kansas, the only state in which the law requires separate reporting of partial-birth abortions, abortionists reported in 1999 they had performed 182 partial-birth abortions on babies who were defined by the abortionists themselves as “viable,” and they also reported that all 182 of these were performed for “mental” (as opposed to “physical”) health reasons. See page 11 of this state report: www.kdhe.state.ks.us/hci/99itop1.pdf • In a written submission to the House Judiciary Committee in June, 1995, the late Dr. James McMahon – who is considered to be the developer of the method – explicitly acknowledged that he performed such abortions on babies with no “flaw” whatever, even in the third trimester, for such reasons as mere youth of the mother or for “psychiatric” difficulties. Indeed, even at 29 weeks -- well into the seventh month -- one-fourth of the babies that McMahon aborted had no “flaw,” however minor. Moreover, McMahon’s submission showed that in a “series” of about 2,000 such abortions that he performed, only 9% were performed for “maternal indications,” and of that group, the most common reason was “depression.”• The Physicians’ Ad Hoc Coalition for Truth (PHACT) -- a group of over 600 physician-specialists (mostly in obstetrics, perinatology, and related disciplines) -- has spoken out to dispute claims that some women need partial-birth abortions to avoid serious physical injury. PHACT said: “We, and many other doctors across the United States, regularly treat women whose unborn children suffer these and other serious conditions. Never is the partial-birth procedure medically indicated. Rather, such infants are regularly and safely delivered live, vaginally, with no threat to the mother's health or fertility.” In September, 1996, former Surgeon General C. Everett Koop and other PHACT members said that “partial-birth abortion is never medically necessary to protect a mother's health or her future fertility. On the contrary, this procedure can pose a significant threat to both.” • In May, 1997, the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act (then H.R. 1122) was endorsed by the American Medical Association. In a letter to Senator Rick Santorum (R-Pa.), AMA Executive Vice President P. John Seward, M.D., wrote, “Thank you for the opportunity to work with you towards restricting a procedure we all agree is not good medicine.” Or Go here: http://www.priestsforlife.org/partialbirth.html
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RudyRules 8360 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 02:11 PM (EST)
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252. "RE: *borrows a branch from BuckyKatts sarcasm tree*" |
I am sorry that I apparently misunderstood you. I thought that you were saying that there was no such procedure. I am also not saying that it is done frivoulously, however the fact remains that babies who are VIABLE are pulled part way out of the birth canal and then killed. This never has to be done. It is done as the easiest way for abortionists to perform their craft at that stage in development. Can we not agree that once any part of a child is exposed, abortion should not be allowed??? And I also want to help keep this nation free. For the record there are portions of the so-called patriot act that bother me. But what bothers me even more is when the most innocent among us can be aborted for virtually any reason. I for one, will continue to support the right to life of all of our citizens. For without life, no other rights are even possible. Feminists on abortion: Susan B. Anthony: "child murder." The Revolution, 4(1):4 July 8, 1869 Elizabeth Cady Stanton: "infanticide." The Revolution, 1(5):1, February 5, 1868
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 06:45 PM (EST)
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269. "RE: *borrows a branch from BuckyKatts sarcasm tree*" |
Since it isn't a "child" the word "kill" would be inappropriate.
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mistofleas 8043 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 00:57 AM (EST)
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292. "RE: *boggle*" |
See my post #286
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diamond 2307 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Seventeen Magazine Model"
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03-29-04, 01:01 AM (EST)
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294. "RE: *boggle*" |
Technoir's post stated that Rudy's objection to D&X procedures was an infringement of her religious rights. Her link was to the Jewish viewpoint concerning abortion. This would imply that Technoir shares these views and is an observant Jew. If she is and she does, then the decision to abort is up to the rabbi.And? What exactly is your point? Any regulation of abortion by the government would interfere with Tech's right to follow the advice of her rabbi, if that is what she wishes to do. As for the rest of your post, I hope it made you feel better. It certainly raised you in my esteem. Well, thank goodness. That is certainly important to me.
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 05:54 AM (EST)
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299. "RE: *boggle*" |
I support religious freedom wherein Jewish folk are allowed to follow the tenets of their faith without interference from the government. I am underwhelmed by your clever repartee.
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RudyRules 8360 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 00:08 AM (EST)
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284. "RE: *borrows a branch from BuckyKatts sarcasm tree*" |
Lots of So-called "Christians" justified slavery because of their twisted interpretaion of the Bible. So by outlawing slavery, we stomped on their religious rights now didn't we?I can appreciate differences of opinion, including that based on religious points of view. Actually, my reading of that text shows that Jewish law forbids abortion in many and probably most cases. You should be more in agreement with me than not if that is the basis of your abortion argument. Even if one does have religious views that the fetus can be aborted at any time, under whatever circumstances, etc... it does not make it right. The Nazis taught/believed that the Jews, Gypsies, Slavs, etc... were less than fully human, but that certainly wasn't right either and did not justify them in carrying out their heinous atrocities. My point is that anyone can have whatever belief they want, but modern day thinking such as, "whatever is right for you..." does NOT make something right. There IS A Truth. There are absolutes. Some of us believe we have the truth, some others think they have the truth, some think, whatever your own truth is, go for it. (The last kind is the most dangerous IMO.) I believe that when we are not sure, we should opt for life, side with the innocent, think about what is the truly honorable and decent thing to do. So yes, It is pretty darn scary to think that someone would intentionally "abort" a "fetus" in the horrific manner that is partial birth abortion, let alone "normal" aborthion.
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RudyRules 8360 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 10:24 AM (EST)
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306. "RE: *borrows a branch from BuckyKatts sarcasm tree*" |
LAST EDITED ON 03-29-04 AT 10:36 AM (EST)EXACTLY! That is what I am saying. While all law is based on morality of one form or another, Jewish law, Christian law, Hindu law, Muslim law should not be the sole basis of whether something is legal or not. Just becuase Jewish law defines a human one way does not mean that the government cannot define it more broadly. Just as the government had the right to stop slavery despoite the religious opinions of some. And just as the Nazis were wrong doing what they did, despite their beliefs about the humanity of certain races. Edited for spelling and tpo thank Tech for the link. Also, in closer review, I see that I was looking a lot at the end where specific cases were, and less at the general principle of most but not all Jewsih authority on this matter. So, yes, I can see where taking the info. in this text one could argue in favor of most abortions.
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AZ_Leo 3526 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Thong Contest Judge"
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03-29-04, 10:30 AM (EST)
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308. "RE: *borrows a branch from BuckyKatts sarcasm tree*" |
And just because christian (or any other) doctrine interprets something more narrowly does not mean the government should restrict rights. Is it better to err by removing freedoms or by forcing them on others (see your slavery example)? Although the Taliban seemed to enjoy making laws that way, most of their citizens probably didn't (if they had been allowed to state an opinion).
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aethelstan 4435 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Jerry Springer Show Guest"
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03-29-04, 09:29 AM (EST)
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304. "Link" |
Thanks for the link, Tech. I was particularly interested to see the section on 'ensoulment'. Over the weekend, I was thinking about this issue and had independently started thinking about just that. Seemed to me that as the words describing the Holy Spirit usually talk of 'breath' or 'wind' or some such, that is would be possible to conclude that the soul enters the body at precisely the moment at which the neonate takes its first breath. And, by that same token, attains full status under the law. It also seemed to me that adding souls to fetuses when there is a 1 in 6 chance (from what my midwife told me) that the pregnancy doesn't last past the first trimester is, well, inefficient and a waste of good souls. Personally, I really like the breath symbolism there. I suppose we could try to determine if when a pregnant woman dies whether she loses 42 grams as opposed to 21. © Kittyloaf Creations, 2004 Naturally, all the above is my opinion and I'm just thinking out loud, as it were. It's part of my personal religion, if you will, a subset of True Mistocism
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DoodleBug 5133 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 10:28 AM (EST)
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307. "RE: *borrows a branch from BuckyKatts sarcasm tree*" |
Tech, thank you for that link. That helps me understand quite a bit more where you are coming from. I appreciate that very much.
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I_Got_Nutn 897 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Fitness Correspondent"
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03-29-04, 01:18 PM (EST)
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343. "RE: *borrows a branch from BuckyKatts sarcasm tree*" |
LAST EDITED ON 03-29-04 AT 01:37 PM (EST)Actually, Tech has yet to clarify whether the link provides an explanation of her beliefs or if it was just a definition of when a fetus becomes a full-fledged human being that was useful to her argument. Other beliefs espoused in the link and footnote links: "Abortions are not permitted for economic reasons, to avoid career inconveniences, or because the woman is unmarried." "It follows from this simple approach, that as a general rule, abortion in Judaism is permitted only if there is a direct threat to the life of the mother by carrying the fetus to term or through the act of childbirth." "It is crucial to remember that when faced with an actual patient, a competent halachic authority must be consulted in every case." This is not an attempt to ply my sophomoric wit. It is a sincere question. TechNoir, does the link you provided genuinely reflect your beliefs? I don't expect a sincere answer. I expect a deflection about the interference of government in our personal lives or a more personal attack on my intelligence or lack there of.
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diamond 2307 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Seventeen Magazine Model"
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03-29-04, 12:41 PM (EST)
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335. "RE: *borrows a branch from BuckyKatts sarcasm tree*" |
LAST EDITED ON 03-29-04 AT 01:06 PM (EST)Well, there's not a whole lot to explain. I base what I believe on observable reality. I believe in scientific facts over superstition and arbitrary rules. Science tells me that a fetus is not a person, but rather a parasitic organism (and by parasitic, I mean "living on, or deriving nourishment from, some other living animal"). I do not believe that a fetus has the right to live inside another person if that person does not want it there. Even if you could convince me that a fetus is a person, I still would not accept that the fetus's rights override a woman's right to determine what happens to her own body, as long as that fetus is contained within and dependent upon that woman. I still find the whole "we just want an explanation" thing a little disingenuous. You can say that you're just trying to understand why someone believes something, but the fact is that as soon as a religious explanation was given, everyone suddenly backed off. There should be no need to have to justify why I or anyone else believes something. From where I stand, providing a religious basis for a belief is no explanation at all, because I still don't understand why a person believes in religion in the first place. But I don't ask that question, because it's none of my business. If you choose to live by a set of rules dictated by your religion, that's your choice. Everyone here always talks about "respecting other people's beliefs". To me, that means respecting a person's right to believe what they want, and conduct their own life according to those beliefs. It does not extend to requiring others to conduct thier lives according to your beliefs as well. The belief that a fetus is a person is not universal, by any stretch of the imagination, and yet so many people want to enshrine that belief into law. I cannot think of anything more disrespectful to the the beliefs of others than that.
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mistofleas 8043 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 12:56 PM (EST)
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337. "RE: *borrows a branch from BuckyKatts sarcasm tree*" |
Pssst... See this is where you needed that sparkly, flashing diamond! Personally, I've known all along the basis of your arguments on this topic but then again I pay a fair amount of attention to you and know what you're a science oriented type person. Some call it stalking, I call it paying close attention to someone even if it means following them around the boards and to their homes at night and peeking through their windows.
*grin* But I still say your opinion doesn't count cuz you're a heathen. --is considered a heathen by some
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diamond 2307 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Seventeen Magazine Model"
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03-29-04, 01:03 PM (EST)
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339. "RE: *borrows a branch from BuckyKatts sarcasm tree*" |
Please, if there's anyone I'd like to be stalked by, it's you, misto. But, um, if you're going to look in my windows, just don't tell anyone about the mess, okay? I'm going to clean it up, really I am. Would be open to more sparkle, but is also fiercely independent, which sometimes is good and sometimes is bad, so has never wanted to ask anyone to make a sigpic for her.
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J I M B O 6839 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 02:18 PM (EST)
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352. ".02" |
Diamond,Thanks for taking the time to explain all that. I can see where you’re coming from with the issue of Tech’s post and the reaction. I can’t say your assumption is wrong in terms of what it means. My experience in discussing this is that some women have knee-jerk reactions with the “it’s my body” defense. Sometimes this is just what they ‘want’ to believe, and not something founded on reflection, beliefs, or science. To those who honestly believe that the unique DNA formed at conception should be viewed more as a life than it is, hearing how much it ‘isn’t’ separate from the mother is really tough. So yes, to hear that someone bases that belief on something of substance might well serve to ‘ease the pain’ of a pro-lifer and make it easier to carry on a conversation. (I’m not making any judgment as to the correctness/incorrectness of the 'pain' being eased, just trying to explain my opinion.) To me, the fact that yours is based on a thoughtful evaluation of scientific data is absolutely equal to Tech’s ‘religious’ post.
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true 9689 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 02:25 PM (EST)
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355. "RE: .03" |
First of all, I don't see anything "knee-jerk" about it.My problem with making abortion illegal is that it won't stop it from happening. I'd rather women have a safe, legal option, than an unsafe, illegal one. Y'all can argue forever about when life begins. It doesn't change the fact that women will still seek to end unwanted pregnancies. Maybe not you or me, but many will, and I don't want to revert to a time of back alley abortions. My views do not make me pro-abortion, they make me pro-woman. There is a difference.
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Lisapooh 12664 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 04:06 PM (EST)
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380. "RE: .03" |
I can't think of a more inaccurate and inflammatory phrase than pro-abortion anyway. I don't know anyone who is "pro-abortion". No one is holding a pep rally. I consider abortion a tragedy. But I consider a rise in unloved, unwanted children, ill-equipped, uneducated, destitute mothers and unsanitary, dangerous, possibly lethal illegal abortions to be bigger tragedies and the inevitable consequences of outlawing abortions. This bill is not about the Laci and Connors of the world - no matter how pretty they package it. I think many people see this bill for what it is - and the battle lines are forming over this and many other issues. There is a total sea change in this country right now. It's interesting times we are living in. Scary times from where I sit. I hope people vote their conscious. We are moving further apart as a people. IMO this administration has done a lot to polarize the country.
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DoodleBug 5133 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 04:36 PM (EST)
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392. "RE: .03" |
Totally agree, Pooh, with the pro-life. I called myself "pro-choice" for a long time because "pro-life" seemed so extremist and I didn't want to be lumped into that category. I now consider myself "pro-responsibility". Take responsibility for your own actions. Educate young people on sex and birth control. If you don't believe in birth control, then don't have sex. If that is too extreme for you, there is an effective family planning method to avoid pregnancy (or achieve) without birth control. "Taking Charge of Your Fertility" is an excellent book on explaining the method... and it really works.
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true 9689 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 04:18 PM (EST)
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383. "RE: .03" |
I used the "pro-abortion" term on purpose. While there has been a call elsewhere in this thread to not use blanket terms to describe one side of this issue, I've not seen anybody take offense to that. (Well, except for you. )I consider abortion a tragedy. But I consider a rise in unloved, unwanted children, ill-equipped, uneducated, destitute mothers and unsanitary, dangerous, possibly lethal illegal abortions to be bigger tragedies and the inevitable consequences of outlawing abortions. You've summed it up beautifully as usual, Pooh. Those concerns have no bearing on when life begins, or whos religion is right. It's about the fact that the situations exist to make legal abortion necessary in our society. No amount of law making, or moralizing is going to change that fact. Until we can come up with real alternatives to help these children, and the women who give them life, we can not turn back to a time when women had no rights, and were forced to seek tragic remedies, simply because of someone elses definition of life. As much as I would hope that my daughter never has to face that choice, I know that if she does have to, I would want her to have the best medical treatment available.
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03-29-04, 03:36 PM (EST)
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371. "RE: *borrows a branch from BuckyKatts sarcasm tree*" |
> >I do not believe that a >fetus has the right to >live inside another person if >that person does not want >it there. Even if it was by concious choice of the person to commit the act that put the fetus is in there to begin with? > >I still find the whole "we >just want an explanation" thing >a little disingenuous. You >can say that you're just >trying to understand why someone >believes something, but the fact >is that as soon as >a religious explanation was given, >everyone suddenly backed off. > I don't think anyone backed off, just acknowledged a better understanding.
>There should be no need to >have to justify why I >or anyone else believes something.
And no one asked you to justify. You wanted to know why we seemed to lighten up on Tech, which I don't think is actually true. >From where I stand, providing >a religious basis for a >belief is no explanation at >all, because I still don't >understand why a person believes >in religion in the first >place. But I don't >ask that question, because it's >none of my business. >If you choose to live >by a set of rules >dictated by your religion, that's >your choice. > And if we choose to explain why we believe that way, and it's based on our religion, does that make our belief less valid to you?
>Everyone here always talks about "respecting >other people's beliefs". To >me, that means respecting a >person's right to believe what >they want, and conduct their >own life according to those >beliefs. It does not >extend to requiring others to >conduct thier lives according to >your beliefs as well.
Agreed. >The belief that a fetus >is a person is not >universal, by any stretch of >the imagination, and yet so >many people want to enshrine >that belief into law. >I cannot think of anything >more disrespectful to the the >beliefs of others than that. > I just think we need to define some things, like when is a fetus a person, etc. in a legal sense. What you believe is one thing, what I believe is another. Until someone says "it's this one", this will never be setled...probably won't anyway, but at least we will have a viable legal definition.
Cool new sig courtesy of Jslice o-
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Lisapooh 12664 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 03:53 PM (EST)
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377. "RE: *borrows a branch from BuckyKatts sarcasm tree*" |
>I just think we need to >define some things, like when >is a fetus a person, >etc. in a legal sense. > What you believe is >one thing, what I believe >is another. Until someone >says "it's this one", this >will never be setled...probably won't >anyway, but at least we >will have a viable legal >definition. How is defining it going to help? It's not going to bring any sort of consensus. Suppose the law says a fetus is a person at 37.5 weeks. Will you stop thinking life begins at conception? Will diamond change her mind about life not beginning until birth? What kind of resolution will it bring? I consider it a life when it's viable outside the mother. I don't expect you or diamond to change your beliefs to mirror mine. What if you lose the "it's this one" argument? Will anything in your belief system change? What if your definition is accepted? Do you think diamond or I will suddenly accept your view? I'm not sure what a legal definition would accomplish.
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LadyT 5567 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 02:02 PM (EST)
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250. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
>--wonders if Margaret Atwoods creation of >"Republic of Giliad" is all >that far away Sweetie, you will look beautiful in your red burqa as you stroll down the street to get the eggs and meat. Remember, it's a beautiful Mayday out, isn't it?
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 04:59 PM (EST)
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262. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
I'm looking for a portrait of him to hang in my (federal government) office.
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AZ_Leo 3526 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Thong Contest Judge"
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03-28-04, 05:12 PM (EST)
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263. "Payback swift, fierce for those who cross Bush" |
azcentral.com had an AP story about what happens to "traitors" like Clarke. This last paragraph in the excerpt sums it up nicely.http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/0328hardball28.html Excerpt: WASHINGTON - President Bush is playing supercharged hardball in going after his own former anti-terrorism chief, Richard A. Clarke. It's a risky strategy that shows the single-mindedness of Bush and his re-election team in trying to deflect politically damaging criticism. Loyalty is a hallmark of Bush's administration, with the president and his top lieutenants quick to turn on those who stray from the fold. A week after a broadside that questioned Democratic rival John Kerry's commitment to U.S. troops and fitness to be president, standard operating procedure for the general election campaign, Bush's re-election machine unleashed a shock-and-awe campaign designed to discredit Clarke. Bush's leadership after the Sept. 11 attacks is the guiding theme of his re-election campaign, intended to suggest the nation is safer with him as president. Clarke's claim that Bush ignored the threat from Osama bin Laden and waged a pointless war against Iraq's Saddam Hussein directly challenges that argument. In his book Against All Enemies, Clarke predicted retribution from a White House "adept at revenge." But Bush and his chief political adviser, Karl Rove, are essentially following the same game plan that the late Lee Atwater, an early political mentor of Rove's, used to get the first President Bush elected in 1988: define and undercut an opponent early with a fusillade of negative attacks. "This team is tough. You cross them and they go after you and raise questions about you and your credibility rather than what you have to say," said Thomas Mann, a scholar with the Brookings Institution.
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AyaK 10426 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-29-04, 01:40 PM (EST)
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346. "Clarke" |
Quick comment.Clarke seems like a classic bureaucratic self-promoter, who always wants to overstate his importance. It's easy to believe that he's angry with Condi Rice, since she didn't give him the promotion that he thought he deserved --- his comment that she reacted to his first mention of al-Qaeda as if she didn't know what al-Qaeda was is so catty that Omarosa could have said it, and is obviously untrue: everyone who follows foreign policy (even me!) knew what al-Qaeda was after the African embassy bombings in 1998, let along the U.S.S. Cole bombing in Oct. 2000. That said, two things are definitely true: the Bush administration wasn't sufficiently focused on the threat of domestic terrorism prior to 9/11 (or the arrest of the "20th hijacker" would have been acted upon), and there was definitely a policy to get rid of Saddam Hussein prior to 9/11 (in fact, Congress passed a bill making it official U.S. policy in 1998, and I've mentioned the reasons related to Saddam's defiance of the peace treaty ending the Gulf War that made that policy imperative). These allegations don't seem controversial, at least not to me. The controversial part seems to be Clarke's current comments that the Clinton administration was more focused on terrorism than the Bush administration was, which contradicts his comments in 2002 -- and the Bush strategy has been to focus on his 2002 comments. I expect that Clarke was lying in his 2002 closed-door testimony and is also lying now. In 2002, Clarke probably thought that if he blasted Clinton enough, he could advance even though he had supported both John McLain (in the primaries) and Al Gore (in the election) against Bush. Now, of course, he wants to get even. (Hey, the guy's best friend is Rand Beers -- who has been John Kerry's foreign policy advisor since last May -- and the two of them are teaching a course together at Harvard right now.) In fact, I doubt that either administration cared much about Muslim terrorism in the Middle East, because they didn't want to damage the balancing act that the U.S. was playing between the oil sheikdoms and Israel. This entire controversy actually seems pretty straightforward, especially for Washington.
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 10:27 PM (EST)
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277. "RE: You ladies are freaking me out!" |
You will be way more scared after you read it ...
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152. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
I do agree that this Bill creates a slippery slope that will eventually erode arbortion rights, but really those rights are eroding anyway.In Planned Parenthood v. Casey, 505 U.S. 833, 860 (1992), Justices O'Connor, Kennedy and Souter reasoned: "We have seen how time has overtaken some of Roe's factual assumptions: advances in maternal health care allow for abortions safe to the mother later in pregnancy than was true in 1973 (citations ommitted) and advances in neonatal care have advanced viability to a point somewhat earlier. Compare Roe, 410 U.S. at 160, with Webster (citations ommitted) But these facts go only to the scheme of time limits on the realization of competing interests, and the divergences from the factual premises of 1973 have no bearing on the validity of Roe's central holding, that viability marks the earliest point at which the State's interest in fetal life is constitutionally adequate to justify a legislative ban on nontherapeutic abortions. The soundness or unsoundness of that constitutional judgment in no sense turns on whether viability occurs at approximately 28 weeks, as was usual at the time of Roe, at 23 to 24 weeks, as it sometimes does today, or at some moment even slightly earlier in pregnancy, as it may if fetal respiratory capacity can somehow be enhanced in the future. Whenever it may occur, the attainment of viability may continue to serve as the critical fact, just as it has done since Roe was decided; which is to say that no change in Roe's factual underpinning has left its central holding obsolete, and none supports an argument for overruling it." As the moment of viability becomes closer to conception, the timeframe to legally terminate the pregnancy will also lessen. I agree with this "viability" stance. I do not agree that there is a seperate human life at conception. Until the fetus can survive apart from the mother, it is not viable and does not have the same rights as the mother. The Bill discussed above, contradicts the "viability" holdings of the Supreme Court because it does not take into account that at the time a crime is committed, the fetus may not have been viable.
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03-28-04, 02:18 PM (EST)
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255. "Here's some more to chew on." |
From here: http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/news/story.jsp?floc=FF-APO-1110&idq=/ff/story/0001%2F20040327%2F2313075583.htm&sc=1110Courts to Hear 3 Abortion-Ban Challenges By DAVID KRAVETS SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A historic legal battle over abortion begins in courtrooms coast to coast Monday as three federal judges take up requests to derail the first substantial congressional limitation on abortion since the Supreme Court's landmark Roe v. Wade decision. The simultaneous litigation centers on legislation President Bush signed last year banning a type of late-term abortion: what lawmakers defined as ``partial-birth'' abortion and what doctors call ``intact dilation and extraction'' - or D&X. The three trials will be filled with impassioned arguments on whether the law violates constitutional rights, as well as graphic, highly technical and conflicting testimony from medical experts. ``This case is going to be made or lost on the experts,'' said U.S. District Judge Phyllis Hamilton, who is presiding over the San Francisco litigation. The National Abortion Federation, Planned Parenthood Federation of America and a handful of doctors sued in San Francisco, New York and Lincoln, Neb., to overturn the law. They say its language could criminalize more common types of abortion and could be a step toward abolishing abortion in the United States. Courts and doctors have construed the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision to mean abortions can be legally performed until the ``point of viability,'' when a healthy fetus can survive outside the womb. That milestone is usually reached 24 weeks to 28 weeks after conception. In the outlawed procedure, generally performed before that point in the second trimester and occasionally in the third, a fetus is partially delivered before being killed, usually by puncturing its skull. The number of the procedures performed annually in the United States is estimated at 2,200 to 5,000, out of 1.3 million total abortions. The Partial-Birth Abortion Act carries a maximum two-year prison term for doctors convicted of performing the procedure, but it has been put on hold pending the outcome of the litigation, which appears likely to reach the Supreme Court. The high court struck down a similar Nebraska law almost four years ago because it lacked an exception for procedures done to preserve a woman's health. Anticipating this problem, Congress declared that ``a partial birth abortion is never necessary to preserve the health of a woman'' and is ``outside the standard of medical care.'' The abortion groups disagree, saying that doctors may find themselves with no good alternative to the banned procedure to protect a woman's life or health if problems develop. The American Medical Association does not encourage use of D&X, but says it should not be banned. The College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists says alternatives to D&X usually exist, but that in some circumstances it may be the best procedure. Opponents of the ban also argue that the language in the federal legislation is vague and could be interpreted as covering more common, less controversial procedures, including ``dilation and evacuation.'' Known as D&E, it is the most common method of second-trimester abortion. An estimated 140,000 D&Es take place in the United States annually. ``We will do everything to keep this law from taking place,'' said Louise Melling, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Reproductive Freedom Project. The U.S. Justice Department, arguing Congress' case in all three courtrooms, will also address the tricky physiological question of when a fetus can begin to feel pain. The law says that the procedure should be outlawed because of ``its disturbing similarity to the killing of a newborn infant'' and its ``disregard for infant human life.'' Justice Department attorney Mark Quinlivan wrote in court briefs that the act ``is a clear reflection of Congress' well-informed judgment that the public interest is best served by prohibiting partial-birth abortions.'' The government's efforts to prove that the banned procedure is never necessary sparked a separate controversy over medical privacy. To support its argument, the government sought records from abortion providers - and won only a partial victory. U.S. District Judge Richard Casey, hearing the case in Manhattan, ruled that New York-Presbyterian Hospital must comply, and a judge in Michigan issued a similar ruling. Judge Hamilton of San Francisco ruled that medical records from another hospital must remain private, as did a federal judge in Philadelphia on Friday in a similar case. Also Friday, the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld an lower-court order blocking release of records from a Chicago hospital. While Planned Parenthood and other doctors and groups involved in the suit called the request an invasion of privacy, the government demanded the records - absent patient's names - in hopes of answering the central claim by the bill's opponents that the procedure is sometimes medically necessary.
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TechNoir 9741 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-28-04, 03:23 PM (EST)
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260. "RE: Here's some more to chew on." |
Thanks. You reminded me that I need to write a check to Planned Parenthood.
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03-29-04, 07:28 AM (EST)
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300. "RE: Senate passes Unborn Victims of Violence Act" |
Hi! Flying home today! woohooo!!!
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03-29-04, 04:31 PM (EST)
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389. "BANG!" |
nothing against the content, having to scroll the screen right then left then right then left so much is just making me seasick
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true 9689 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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391. "Feel free to..." |
start a new thread if it would make you happy.
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