soulcougher73
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I would never abort for this reason but wouldn't care if someone else did. I don't consider other people's choices about their pregnancies any of my business.
This.
I would never abort for this reason but wouldn't care if someone else did. I don't consider other people's choices about their pregnancies any of my business.
I would never abort for this reason but wouldn't care if someone else did. I don't consider other people's choices about their pregnancies any of my business.
Neither of you are seeing the bigger picture,
http://www.ibtimes.com/selective-ab...india-creating-gender-imbalance-crisis-793298
"None of my business" is leading to a gender imbalance issue in asia.
When is genocide your business? When it is against the unborn, against Jews, against Muslims, against Christians, against some tribe in Africa?
When does the selective ending of life become the business of society?
If it is legal it is none of your business?
What is the deciding point when something should become your business, or the business of society?
Interesting conundrum for the pro-life crowd as well - how will the pro-life/anti-gay people handle this issue?
Conflate, conflate, conflate.
It's not your business. It never was and never will be. You are imposing yourself for reasons I'd rather leave to a psychologist in your area.
When is genocide your business? When it is against the unborn, against Jews, against Muslims, against Christians, against some tribe in Africa?
When does the selective ending of life become the business of society?
If it is legal it is none of your business?
What is the deciding point when something should become your business, or the business of society?
Some sovereign nation says they are going to kill all of the jews, christians and muslims in their border, is it the business of the world?
When is genocide your business? When it is against the unborn, against Jews, against Muslims, against Christians, against some tribe in Africa?
When does the selective ending of life become the business of society?
If it is legal it is none of your business?
What is the deciding point when something should become your business, or the business of society?
Some sovereign nation says they are going to kill all of the jews, christians and muslims in their border, is it the business of the world?
When is genocide your business? When it is against the unborn, against Jews, against Muslims, against Christians, against some tribe in Africa?
When does the selective ending of life become the business of society?
If it is legal it is none of your business?
What is the deciding point when something should become your business, or the business of society?
Some sovereign nation says they are going to kill all of the jews, christians and muslims in their border, is it the business of the world?
Your entire argument is based around a fetus being considered life. This is where these arguments always differ.
There is no genocide if it's a fetus.
I was out working on my lawn work the other day, and was pulling up my cocklebur plants and placing them into the fire pit. I was thinking "Wow. This plant is life. Not intelligent life, but its life non the less. Tree huggers are typically liberals and they try to protect the environment, even at huge costs. They believe this cocklebur has more rights than a human fetus. When did society shift and stop protecting human life (fetuses) and start trying to protect plant life? Those who want to protect plant life are the ones against protecting fetuses, and are pro choice. Why does it seem like a conflict in interest? It doesn't make sense to me."
Now I see this thread and spread my thoughts.
Not really here to discuss, as this horse has been beaten on a weekly basis on this forum the last 5 years. But it surprises me what people think and how they view things.
I was out working on my lawn work the other day, and was pulling up my cocklebur plants and placing them into the fire pit. I was thinking "Wow. This plant is life. Not intelligent life, but its life non the less. Tree huggers are typically liberals and they try to protect the environment, even at huge costs. They believe this cocklebur has more rights than a human fetus. When did society shift and stop protecting human life (fetuses) and start trying to protect plant life? Those who want to protect plant life are the ones against protecting fetuses, and are pro choice. Why does it seem like a conflict in interest? It doesn't make sense to me."
Now I see this thread and spread my thoughts.
Not really here to discuss, as this horse has been beaten on a weekly basis on this forum the last 5 years. But it surprises me what people think and how they view things.
The difference is when a person is protecting their liberty vs when they are not. A mother has the right to be free from caring for their child. I don't find it necessary to make the distinction between whether or not the child is born. There is enough chemical/biological processes involved in being pregnant and then being a mother that the women who choose their freedom from their child would be a very small minority.
Those who want to protect plant life are the ones against protecting fetuses, and are pro choice. Why does it seem like a conflict in interest? It doesn't make sense to me."
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...-share-genetic-similarities-study-claims.html
You pro abortion liberals, how do you feel about a this gay gene being added to fetal genetic screening? Doctor tells the mother and father there is a 90% chance their child will be gay, so the parents opt for an abortion.
How far does your tolerance go?
A woman has control of her body, but society should not discriminate against gays either.
I think some of the members here are gay. I do not remember their names but some of yall have posted that there are some gay people here. How do yall feel about a gay fetus being aborted? How do you feel about genocide on the fetal level.
Are you calling out gay members to ascertain their opinion
I would like a gay persons honest opinion on this thread.
How do gay people feel about mothers aborting children who test positive for a gay gene?
Well at least this proves beyond all doubt that homosexuality is 100% natural. It is something completely beyond the control of the person. They are attracted to who they are attracted to because of the genetic material they are composed of. God MADE them like that. This also proves that homosexuality cannot possibly be a sin. God injected the DNA into that person to make them attracted to others of the same sex.
This is truly a triumph for science.
Does it matter if the children are gay or the reasons for them aborting? Do you think gay people are building an army or something? Every gay baby aborted is delaying their new world order?
Does this thread create an uncomfortable question for you?
Because you are doing your best to avoid answering.
No. I am actually right.
See: http://www.deafecho.com/2010/12/hearing-privilege/
Now most normal people would refer to deafness as a disability instead of referring to hearing privilege.
But it made me realize that disability and privilege are just 2 ways of looking at the same thing.
So basically every time you say "X privilege" you are implicitly saying you think that "!X is disabled".
It's very easy to see what you're trying to do with this new argument to garner support on opposing abortion.
