How are you going to help me raise and support the child you won't allow me to abort?
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How are you going to help me raise and support the child you won't allow me to abort?
There is no assumption in the facts that you force a female to have an unwanted child, and expect her to navigate life with NO help and support. Oh yeah she can always seek charity, but that doesn't raise kids or help her keep a job. It doesn't teach her to fish and provide for herself, or else there would be no poor.Quote:
QUOTE by speechlesstx;
Stop basing your argument on assumptions, Tal. You may think women are nothing more than helpless political tools in need of a government rescue but I don't.
Fact is poor people need MORE than just charity, and most of them are women and children. Not knocking what charities do, just there are not enough of them.
A BIG GAP needs to be filled, and who should fill it?
It's the churches CHOICE to stop providing the services it can over the issue of free contraceptives. Or any other for that matter. I reject the notion that the church is above mans law. I reject the notion that man is subject to the church.Quote:
And I do find it ironic that you're OK with telling the very organizations you chastise for allegedly not doing enough, to cease providing such support for the sake of buying a hapless Georgetown grad's contraceptives.
I reject the notion that the church can deny the benefits, and protections of the law to citizens. I know churches and charities care, but I also want them to obey he law.Quote:
That's the problem with liberals, you want it both ways. You whine and moan that we don't care while interfering with our ability to do just that.
Are you saying the church is a private business that should write its own rules? That's IRAN, not AMERICA!!
Sounds good on paper, but in fact EQUAL PROTECTION under the law doesn't replace charity, nor stop your good works, you just say it does. Like I say, administer your charity and we will vote for the lawmakers.Quote:
You want to replace what works with a cold, heartless government bureaucracy. People are not pawns, Tal.
Or is it the church way, or the highway?
If you don't begin with the facts you can only argue on assumption. I don't FORCE anyone to have a baby, and the church is not infringing on anyone's rights. Try and stick to the facts.Quote:
There is no assumption in the facts that you force a female to have an unwanted child, and expect her to navigate life with NO help and support.
Okay lets have some facts.
Do you vote for those that promise to make abortions illegal and defund places that women go for health care by professionals, because they have no money? Or insurance?
I vote for people who support alternatives to abortion and Planned Parenthood. I've made no bones about it, I wouldn't give PP a nickel. It's one of the most vile organizations ever schemed up in my opinion. I don't consider them a legitimate "health care" provider for the mere fact they are driven by an agenda, not healing.Quote:
Okay lets have some facts.
Do you vote for those that promise to make abortions illegal and defund places that women go for health care by professionals, because they have no money? Or insurance?
Ask my daughter, ask my friend Mary, ask any one of those women who regret their 'choice.' They want their baby back. They want to be free from the guilt, they want compassion, they want understanding, they want forgiveness, they want healing for their soul.
Hello again:
So, when you lose the Senate AGAIN, you're probably going to say you weren't conservative ENOUGH. We're going to LOVE that.
Excon
But, since you guys either don't believe in God or like Biden and Pelosi, reject your church's teaching, I can see how you wouldn't understand the struggle to recognize that life in the womb is a baby who had no choice in the matter.Quote:
"The only exception I have to have an abortion is in the case of the life of the mother," said Mourdock, the Tea Party-backed state treasurer. "I struggled with it myself for a long time, but I came to realize life is that gift from God. I think that even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape, that it is something that God intended to happen."
Why do I have to practice MY religion the way YOU do?
Life IS NOT a gift from a god - it's natural reproduction that occurs whether a god is present. Basic biology. Do wombats consider their litter a gift from god?
Why do you have to ask irrelevant questions? I don't care how you practice your religion, why do you care that he believes life is a gift from God?Quote:
Why do I have to practice MY religion the way YOU do?
That's your belief, why do I have to believe as you do?Quote:
Life IS NOT a gift from a god - it's natural reproduction that occurs whether a god is present. Basic biology. Do wombats consider their litter a gift from god?
And I said nothing about a "healing alternative to abortion," I said an "alternative." My mention of healing was in regard to "health care." Look it up.Quote:
That's not what I'm asking. I asked what do you mean by a " not healing after an abortion.
Hello again, Steve:
Why don't you give me the same consideration? You DO support LAWS based on your beliefs, and you shove them down my throat..Quote:
That's your belief, why do I have to believe as you do?
Excon
Let's see now . A rape involves a rapist and a victim. When there is a pregnancy that results from a rape there is now 3 people involved . When there is an abortion because of the rape then you now have a rapist and 2 victims . But now one of the victims receives the death sentence ;a sentence that most pro-abortionists wouldn't give to the rapist.
Like Obamacare?Quote:
Why don't you give me the same consideration? You DO support LAWS based on your beliefs, and you shove them down my throat..
Hello again, tom:
If Romney wins, Steve doesn't believe Roe will be overturned. It certainly looks to me like you think it will. All pro lifers think the same as you. If someone on the Supreme Court has a chance to STOP the genocide, clearly they WOULD. Who, besides Steve, think they wouldn't?
excon
Dude, Romney's massive gains among women should tell you something... the fear-mongering ain't working.
There's a difference between what I wish and what will happen. I don't see Roe being overturned . If it was going to happen ,it would've in the Bush years.
Hello again, tom:
Bush didn't have a majority on the Supreme Court.. Romney will.. Boy, I thought you understood how that worked.
excon
Yes he did.. he had a 5-4 conservative court throughout including 2 of his appointees and Scalia and Roberts .
Hello again, tom:
That's nice on paper.. But, in the REAL world, Kennedy is a swing voter and you had no such majority. If Ginsburg retires, and Romney is elected, you righty's will have a 6-3 majority, and you'll wreak havoc with it..
excon
Under Obama Kennedy is a swing vote but under Romney he's a conservative?
You don't believe in biological reproduction? I guess your wife could remain chaste and pray for a baby, let me know how that turns out for you.Quote:
That's your belief, why do I have to believe as you do?
I don't believe "natural reproduction" happened by chance, and I'll leave that other part for Jesus' mother.
When was the last documented occurrence of virgin birth?
Your largest problem Speechless, is that your arguments are bases on belief and it's a fact that belief is not and can never be knowledge.Quote:
I don't believe "natural reproduction" happened by chance, and I'll leave that other part for Jesus' mother.
You also have the wrong conception of Planned Parenthood and Women's Clinics. You seem to think that all we do is abortions and that's entirely wrong. Pregnancy tests. Check and treatment for STD's and consulting are only a few, And where would you send a pregnant girl for help? A crisis pregnancy center? Lotta help there! Tom
Try getting out of your bubble once in a while.Quote:
Your largest problem Speechless, is that your arguments are bases on belief and it's a fact that belief is not and can never be knowledge.
You also have the wrong conception of Planned Parenthood and Women's Clinics. You seem to think that all we do is abortions and that's entirely wrong. Pregnancy tests. Check and treatment for STD's and consulting are only a few, And where would you send a pregnant girl for help? A crisis pregnancy center? Lotta help there! Tom
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How Romney has empowered women
Contrast that to the current president who doesn't like people and pays women less than men.Quote:
Originally Posted by ;
I'll take a genuine guy that believes in people and actually does empower women over a divisive poser like Obama any day.Quote:
"It's stunning that he's in politics, because he really doesn't like people. My analogy is that it's like becoming Bill Gates without liking computers.”
That was the worse piece of BS I have seen LOL
Also Jane Edmonds served as a member of Gov. Mitt Romney's cabinet.
I like how you take one person's opinion and if you agree with it you apply it to a whole group of people or try to pass it off as another person's policy.
The hate is so strong in you it takes over everything you write.
I know if I work for Romney, he will make sure I have time to be at home to make dinner for my family. And do the laundry. And clean house. And bathe the kids and put them to bed. After all, he respects us "little women."
Um, that's part of the point. Duh.Quote:
That was the worse piece of BS I have seen LOL
Also Jane Edmonds served as a member of Gov. Mitt Romney's cabinet.
I like how you immediately discredit a black, female "liberal Democrat" that was also appointed to a position by a liberal Democrat named Michael Dukakis and demean her experience working for a white Republican. I mean surely no black, female liberal Democrat can be genuine if she supports a Republican, right? How pathetic. Do your legs get tired from all that knee-jerking?Quote:
I like how you take one person's opinion and if you agree with it you apply it to a whole group of people or try to pass it off as another person's policy.
Coming from you I'll take that as a compliment.Quote:
The hate is so strong in you it takes over everything you write.
Well you know, some women like being moms and wives. Some women like to go home and cook dinner. Some women like to go home and spend time with their family. Some women find it endearing that Romney was flexible so women in his employ could balance work and life at home with less pressure.Quote:
Originally Posted by ;
And some women just call such women are whiners that should "man up."
Now I understand even more why that former Obama official called his admin a "hostile workplace" for women.Quote:
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says in a new interview that she can’t stand “whining” by women who are unhappy with the work and family choices they’ve made in life and complain that they have no options.
Clinton, in the interview with Marie Claire, was discussing Anne-Marie Slaughter, a former director of policy planning at the State Department who left in 2011. This summer, Slaughter wrote a much-discussed cover story in the Atlantic — “Why Women Still Can’t Have It all” — about leaving her job because of the difficulty of balancing her work at State with the needs of her two teenage boys.
“I can’t stand whining,” Clinton told Marie Claire. “I can’t stand the kind of paralysis that some people fall into because they’re not happy with the choices they’ve made. You live in a time when there are endless choices. … Money certainly helps, and having that kind of financial privilege goes a long way, but you don’t even have to have money for it. But you have to work on yourself. … Do something!”
Read more: Hillary Clinton trashes whiners - Kevin Robillard - POLITICO.com
American politics are pathetic aren't they? Not one good person in the whole bunch.
Well that answers my question about Edmonds.Quote:
American politics are pathetic aren't they? Not one good person in the whole bunch.
I know this thread has largely been about abortion but perhaps its time to broaden it
Despite the Arab revolt, women remain shackled to past
Recently a journalist was attacked in Cairo, the idea is that this happened because she is a woman and this may well be so, but there are wider issues here and you cannot look beyond the Muslim world when looking for a war on women.
We have no evidence that a male journalist would not be attacked by the mob just by being there but the fact that there was a female journalist with camera crew has some serious cultural issues surrounding it. Here is a female who in the eyes of the mob was in the company of men not of her own family and in an area where such attacks occur often.
So it comes down to the question, why do we persist with these outmoded cultural societies who on the one hand sign on to UN conventions but do nothing. These mobs are one reason a prosperous society is now in serious economic trouble. Should we defend the freedom of such people to trash a society, cover up the momuments of centuries and stand in judgement of our society and its cultural norms of allowing women to go where they will
Clete, asked that question many times. The typical response is we just need to respect their culture and mind our own business. In fact, I believe it was you who said something to that effect.
The post you referred from Clete has him saying that the US should stay out of other people's business.
There are religious wackos everywhere sadly. Do you want the French meddling with the US religious wackos?
Indeed speech, but since it is obviously not your intention to do so, Romney made that fairly clear. I can respect their culture as long as they respect mine, however the record of america particularly in recent times has been to impose its culture on various places particularly in the. Middle east. Now the state that this incident took place in was, until recently, a more liberally minded place, however your administration fawns over an administration that would permitt this sort of behaviour, something about freedom from a dictator america supported. You will forgive my confusion I just don't know what side you are on
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