This_person
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How many are infants - the ones that make a difference to this conversation?
Bumper stickers of the confused
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This_person
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Nope, that the kids who are "unwanted" are actually wanted. If the mother wants to kill her baby, then she should not be allowed - and the argument that the baby in question is unwanted is inaccurate because babies are wanted. It's sad that some kids are raised poorly and taken from their parents, or that kids have parents who die or otherwise leave them in the care of the state. It's sad that those kids are "unwanted". It's also sad that deer get hit on the highway and are left to die slowly in pain. And those deer have as much to do with a conversation on abortion as do the 8 or 9 year olds in foster care.
This_person
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Given the last two sentences, can you show one time where I suggested that I have a religious or moral unacceptability with pot?Of course it should be followed
Social conservatives support the Constitution and what it stands for unless it protects the right for someone to do something they find religiously and morally unacceptable.
This_person is exactly the type of person we're fighting against over in Afghanistan.
Andy, did you ever figure out where I said these things?
This_person
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Andy, ready to admit you're just bigotted against different ideas yet?
This_person
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At what point is that mass of cells a human?
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Beaver-Cleaver
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Are you saying you don't have a problem with it?
If so, why do you support enforcement of an unconstitutional law?
This_person
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No, I"m asking where I claimed a religious or moral issue with it, such that you could claim I did, and then claim I'm what we're fighting in Afghanistan.
Which law do you find unconstitutional? Remember, we're talking about a federal law regarding drugs vs. a state one.
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Beaver-Cleaver
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I'm talking about wrongful convictions - where a jury of 12 citizens have convicted someone on circumstantial evidence.
Pete
Repete
Is that possible?
Toxick
Splat
It's like I always say: You can't make an omelette without killing some people.
This_person
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Good point.....
This_person
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So, around ten years old?
Does viable imply that, if you left it where it was willingly placed by the mother and father it would survive? Or, is it only if you suck it out and grind it up is it unviable?
This_person
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Otter
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Was it a ragtop Jeep?? I saw one with those stickers yesterday and 2 kids were roaming free in it, no seatbelts or infant seats, looked like about 3 and 5 in age. The mother wasn't much of a driver either, all over the road.
It's amazing how the small government conservatives are all for big government when it comes to enforcing their religious views.
Protecting my friend....protecting.
TR
So...what are you?
I fail to see how abortion being legal falls under privacy. Thats one of the least private things I could do as far as I see unless I did it with herbs in my bathroom or something..
puggymom
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So...what are you?
I fail to see how abortion being legal falls under privacy. Thats one of the least private things I could do as far as I see unless I did it with herbs in my bathroom or something..
So unless you do any medical procedure in your home it fails to fall under privacy? I honestly do not understand what you are saying? I mean I guess I could set a broken arm in my house but I would rather go to a doctor and would still have an expectation of privacy.
What I mean is... supposedly, it is legal because women are supposed to have privacy. How is that private? Unless you diy.
puggymom
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It is just as private as any other medical procedure done by a doctor. I do not mean to make it sound so nonchalant, that is not by any means my intention, but it is in fact a medical procedure regardless of your opinion on the matter.
So I am just saying it should be treated as any other medical procedure in regards to privacy. So while not 100% private, as there are medical staff present, it should not be any more public than going to have a broken limb fixed or being treated for an STD.