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Originally Posted by
DtroitPunk
Its only not considered murder by Majority vote of The supreme court who was desperately trying to PLEASE a MINORITY of people led by some very vocal women who mostly happened to be rabid feminists.
So whats your point? Its legal, no one is committing a crime, your wife isn't out having them... its not any of your business what women do with their bodies. You are entitled to your opinion, which I respect, but just because you believe in something doesn't always make it the "right" way. Maybe for you, but not for everyone and its ignorant to think that everyone should agree with everything someone says.
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07-02-2007 06:10 PM
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Originally Posted by
DtroitPunk
I know that some of you dont believe in God, but please just consider what it might mean if you are wrong.
Then thats choice to make, not yours.
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Originally Posted by
freeby4me
I think we see it that way because people who are anti-abortion are pushing their views on everyone (saying its wrong for ANYONE to have one) where as someone who is pro-choice, we dont want OUR choice taken away. We dont really care if Jane Blow down the street has one or not. Just dont stop me....Hope that helps some.
No it doesnt really help, because for those of us who consider abortion MURDER we are forced to see, hear and deal with the consequences of your opinions every day. We are being forced to deal with your views. Not only do I consider it wrong MY GOD also says it is wrong. How do you think that makes me feel, if I sit back and do nothing and never even voice my opinion for fear of hurting someones feelings? My God expects a certain standard of me, and I must try to live to it.
I wont call people names or abuse them for their choices, I will show you that this is not the conduct of a caring, loving and responsible person. Whether you agree is up to you.
I think we all should have the right to our opinions if we dont mistreat others, The truth is that more often than not when I take stands from the bible I WILL BE the one mistreated.
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Originally Posted by
DtroitPunk
I wont call people names or abuse them for their choices, I will show you that this is not the conduct of a caring, loving and responsible person. Whether you agree is up to you.
You aren't going to call people names, but you said in the same breath that some are un-caring, un-loving and irresponsible ... thats a man for ya 
Anyone know where I put my "Secret Language of Men" dictionary??
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I'm on both fences. I think they're should be a max limit of one free choice in addition with special circumstances but after the first lesson you should have learned from it. So therefor I'd be able to acknowledge one accident in a lifetime. I don't believe in repeat mistakes. Personally with me, I would never have an abortion. Women say free choice but how about the babys choice? It's not the womans body your destroying, its the childs body so I think it's rather ridiculous. The baby obviously chose to live if it's within you. If the father is going to run off after you becoming pregnant, why the hell would you do it with him anyway? That makes no sense to me for that argument. Casual sex=pure stupidity. There are consequences to every action and it doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that sex=babies.
I also think some people can't care for children, there are enough negligent parents in the world as well as those on medicaid and I don't think we need any more people on it. We really don't need a larger population with all the crowding. So I'm kinda mixed but basically in the end think it's ok once but I am not pro choice for a woman who has repeat abortions.
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Originally Posted by
buttrfli
You aren't going to call people names, but you said in the same breath that some are un-caring, un-loving and irresponsible ... thats a man for ya
Anyone know where I put my "Secret Language of Men" dictionary??
He needs one all of his own
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A fetus will be a baby given the right environment and time. My 7yo will be a teenager given the right environment and time. But I'm not going to let him drive my car today based on what he will be someday.
Fathers do not get a say in abortion because they are not the ones carrying the fetus. Even if they say they will take full responsibility for it and allow the mother to sever all parental rights and responsibilities she is still the one who has to carry it for 9 months. That's a much bigger ordeal in many cases than some make it sound. She may not have health insurance or may lose her job if it's something she can't do while pregnant. She may end up on bedrest with no income. She could easily end up with a host of problems such as gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, etc that can affect her health and life. Until the man can have the fetus removed from her body to gestate in his he does not have the right to force her to carry it.
As for responsibility, for some the responsible choice is abortion. Not everyone is ready to become a parent or even go through a pregnancy just because they are physically able to conceive. It is not for me to tell someone else that they need to decide what I want them to. No one wakes up and says "Gee, I think I'll go have an abortion today." It's rarely an easy decision. Those who do weigh all their options and conclude that their best choice is abortion do not need anyone else giving their personal input and opinions. Those who easily choose abortion either have a very good reason for it or are the sort who shouldn't be creating a living being in the 1st place.
Last edited by Bahet; 07-02-2007 at 06:34 PM.
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Originally Posted by
DtroitPunk
This is the reason I do tell people the truth as I see it REGARDLESS of the HATE and ABUSE I will receive. Because I am concerned with people making bad choices that they will regret later (if they have any conscience) and possibly going to hell also.
as I see it, I am a big girl and can make my own choices, I don't need someone preaching at me telling me what is and what is not a good choice. I have to say I am not a fan of how you phrase it. What if someone does not regret their choice? They automatically don't have a conscience? and now there's a huge possibility that they are going to hell? I thought if one asked for forgiveness, God would forgive. It's one thing for us all to have opinions it's another to sit there and force your views on others.
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Originally Posted by
DtroitPunk
we are forced to see, hear and deal with the consequences of your opinions every day.
what about those of us who are forced to hear and deal w/ all those anit-abortion protesters, some of whom have bombed clinics and killed many innocent people? Or who go around cities driving big trucks w/ abortion pics on the sides of them so all can see... especially little children who don't need to see such images. we get it, you believe abortion is murder and some agree, but then there are those that do not... as it see it, this is a no win situation... everyone has their own opinion that is right for them, and I don't really care for other's opinions to be forced onto me.

If you don't want dumb answers, don't ask dumb questions
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Originally Posted by
Bahet
A fetus will be a baby given the right environment and time. My 7yo will be a teenager given the right environment and time. But I'm not going to let him drive my car today based on what he will be someday.
Fathers do not get a say in abortion because they are not the ones carrying the fetus. Even if they say they will take full responsibility for it and allow the mother to sever all parental rights and responsibilities she is still the one who has to carry it for 9 months. That's a much bigger ordeal in many cases than some make it sound. She may not have health insurance or may lose her job if it's something she can't do while pregnant. She may end up on bedrest with no income. She could easily end up with a host of problems such as gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, etc that can affect her health and life. Until the man can have the fetus removed from her body to gestate in his he does not have the right to force her to carry it.
As for responsibility, for some the responsible choice is abortion. Not everyone is ready to become a parent or even go through a pregnancy just because they are physically able to conceive. It is not for me to tell someone else that they need to decide what I want the to. No one wakes up and says "Gee, I think I'll go have an abortion today." It's rarely an easy decision. Those who do weigh all their options and conclude that their best choice is abortion do not need anyone else giving their personal input and opinions. Those who easily choose abortion either have a very good reason for it or are the sort who shouldn't be creating a living being in the 1st place.
Thats how I would say it, if I didn't get all riled up while typing LOL
Very well put
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Originally Posted by
buttrfli
You aren't going to call people names, but you said in the same breath that some are un-caring, un-loving and irresponsible ... thats a man for ya
Anyone know where I put my "Secret Language of Men" dictionary??
Sorry, I'm new and still learning my way around. I put it on the end table by the lamp.
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Originally Posted by
Bahet
A fetus will be a baby given the right environment and time. My 7yo will be a teenager given the right environment and time. But I'm not going to let him drive my car today based on what he will be someday.
Fathers do not get a say in abortion because they are not the ones carrying the fetus. Even if they say they will take full responsibility for it and allow the mother to sever all parental rights and responsibilities she is still the one who has to carry it for 9 months. That's a much bigger ordeal in many cases than some make it sound. She may not have health insurance or may lose her job if it's something she can't do while pregnant. She may end up on bedrest with no income. She could easily end up with a host of problems such as gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, etc that can affect her health and life. Until the man can have the fetus removed from her body to gestate in his he does not have the right to force her to carry it.
As for responsibility, for some the responsible choice is abortion. Not everyone is ready to become a parent or even go through a pregnancy just because they are physically able to conceive. It is not for me to tell someone else that they need to decide what I want them to. No one wakes up and says "Gee, I think I'll go have an abortion today." It's rarely an easy decision. Those who do weigh all their options and conclude that their best choice is abortion do not need anyone else giving their personal input and opinions. Those who easily choose abortion either have a very good reason for it or are the sort who shouldn't be creating a living being in the 1st place.
very well said! ITA

If you don't want dumb answers, don't ask dumb questions
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