Texas bans safest and most common abortion procedure after 13 weeks

black dog

Free America
What's really astounding is, these same people that are adamant about abortion are the same people that succeeded in making it a federal crime to disturb sea turtle eggs. Don't get me wrong, sea turtles are a protected species, so I don't have a problem with that; but have we really placed a higher value to protected/endangered species than humans?

No, what really astounding is you all think you can tell another citizen what she has to do with her choices in life.. That's ASTOUNDING......
 

This_person

Well-Known Member
So what decisions a citizen of the US makes with their personal and medical choices are not there own to make.. you gotta be F'ing kidding me..
Where do you anti's come up with this malarkey..
And it's not my rights nor anyone else's rights to mandate what another citizen does with their medical and personal decisions.
Again, I don't care about her personal decisions. I am concerned with the separate life she willingly and knowingly helped to create. Why do you keep talking about her health decisions when you are repeatedly told this?
 

black dog

Free America
What I do in regards to my own health affects me only. What a woman does in having a abortion affects her and that baby/fetus/blastocyst/blob/human life.

And that's still her choice to make... Always has been,,always will be....
 

This_person

Well-Known Member
No, what really astounding is you all think you can tell another citizen what she has to do with her choices in life.. That's ASTOUNDING......

Don't care about her choices except where they impact others. For example, if she stands in a crowded place randomly firing a gun around the room, I have a right to call for a law against that. If she chooses to drive drunk I have a right to call for a law against that. If she wants to kill a baby I have a right to call for a law against that
 

black dog

Free America
Again, I don't care about her personal decisions. I am concerned with the separate life she willingly and knowingly helped to create. Why do you keep talking about her health decisions when you are repeatedly told this?

Why do you keep believing that you get to mandate what a woman has to do with her choices...
There are many reasons that a woman chooses to have a abortion, many of them are for medical reasons.
 

This_person

Well-Known Member
Why do you keep believing that you get to mandate what a woman has to do with her choices...
There are many reasons that a woman chooses to have a abortion, many of them are for medical reasons.

Those make up a very small percentage. I am talking about elective abortion - the 90+%, according to Planned Parenthood
 

black dog

Free America
Don't care about her choices except where they impact others. For example, if she stands in a crowded place randomly firing a gun around the room, I have a right to call for a law against that. If she chooses to drive drunk I have a right to call for a law against that. If she wants to kill a baby I have a right to call for a law against that

Strawman much... Change the laws big boy... Roe has pretty good standing after what 43+ years... Good Luck with that..
 

PsyOps

Pixelated
No, what really astounding is you all think you can tell another citizen what she has to do with her choices in life.. That's ASTOUNDING......

I don't believe I've told anyone what to do. In fact, I have stated (in multiple like threads, multiple times) that I have no desire to dictate to anyone how to handle their pregnancy, and I am against an abortion ban. I am personally against abortion. I think it's an abomination in our society. Butchering unborn babies is far more indescribable to me than war. But I don't want government to get involved. I want society to change the way they view life and regard abortion as something that is only reserved for the most extreme of circumstances. There is no law that can cause people to change how they think about things morally.
 

black dog

Free America
I don't believe I've told anyone what to do. In fact, I have stated (in multiple like threads, multiple times) that I have no desire to dictate to anyone how to handle their pregnancy, and I am against an abortion ban. I am personally against abortion. I think it's an abomination in our society. Butchering unborn babies is far more indescribable to me than war. But I don't want government to get involved. I want society to change the way they view life and regard abortion as something that is only reserved for the most extreme of circumstances. There is no law that can cause people to change how they think about things morally.

It's interesting on the words you anti's commonly used... Abomination, butcher, babies and so on.. you all try to make people feel like criminals with the choice to have a abortion, a medical procedure that perfectly legal here.
and now comparing it to war... not a chance... I'm a combat veteran and I worked a few years after that overseas and it's nothing like war..
 

PsyOps

Pixelated
It's interesting on the words you anti's commonly used... Abomination, butcher, babies and so on.. you all try to make people feel like criminals with the choice to have a abortion, a medical procedure that perfectly legal here.
and now comparing it to war... not a chance... I'm a combat veteran and I worked a few years after that overseas and it's nothing like war..

For the record, I am a 20 year veteran myself.

I'm not comparing it to war in the sense of experience and chaos, I'm comparing in the sense of what we humans will do to each other to accomplish very selfish goals. An abortion is literally butchering that human life. There is flesh and blood literally being torn into pieces. The only thing that's missing from it is the screaming. And I've often said that, if the baby could actually scream when being torn into pieces, we wouldn't be having these conversations. Abortion would definitely be illegal.

And, there is legal precedent for establishing that the fetus is a human life. There have been people convicted of double murder when they killing the mother and the unborn child subsequently died.
 

black dog

Free America
[QUOTE=PsyOps;5776991]For the record, I am a 20 year veteran myself.

I'm not comparing it to war in the sense of experience and chaos, I'm comparing in the sense of what we humans will do to each other to accomplish very selfish goals. An abortion is literally butchering that human life. There is flesh and blood literally being torn into pieces. The only thing that's missing from it is the screaming.
And I've often said that, if the baby could actually scream when being torn into pieces, we wouldn't be having these conversations. Abortion would definitely be illegal.

And, there is legal precedent for establishing that the fetus is a human life. There have been people convicted of double murder when they killing the mother and the unborn child subsequently died.[/QUOTE]


You are doing it still, I'm the other Veteran, a Combat Veteran.
It's not anything like war.
And again what you state here are just your opinions and your feelings and opinions are certainly not everyone's feelings and opinions.
And definitely not the law of the land.

And as far as someone killing a mother along with the unborn dieing,
Of course it would be murder..
If it was not the woman's choice to end the fetus's death. ...
It's her choice,,,, no one else's...


And it's always amazed me how many men are against abortion...
I've wondered if the womb was on the other foot would these opinions be the same..
 
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