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MrSquished

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Imagine thinking forcing people to do things with their bodies is beautiful. Unreal. And thinking you are compassionate Christians.

But as we have seen, religion in general is corrupt, and in this country those who are the most Christian are the worst. Forcing women into bodily slavery, trying to force gays to have less rights. All in the name of the beautiful will of God.
 
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dank69

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Yes, your characterization is obscene. Motherhood is something greater than just being an incubator. But the modern world is so effed in the head about love and responsibility that many only look at this in dispassionately scientific manner. As if that is all that is going on here - the mechanics of biology. It’s like some kind of scientific fundamentalism from my perspective - and I'm a trained scientist and believe in its value to mankind. We are losing our way.
No exceptions for rape? Not even rape of early teen or preteen? That's pretty extreme. Threat to mother's life?
 

Ajay

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To add to my statement above, your brother in arms on this is the great Madison Cawthorn, that women are 'earthen vessels'



I mean I'm sorry, but there is nothing but sickness in thinking women have no rights the moment conception happens. No matter what you say, you agree they are now earthen vessels bound to perform their duty.

Creepy and crazy.

Do you really think I care what some gas bag politician says? I don't. It took me over 20 years to finally realize that the political posturing by republican members of the house, senate and presidency were lies. Most only seemed to cared about acquiring power and and, hence, money. Not about actually doing anything.

Willing mothers are beautiful. You are forcing motherhood, that's obscene. You conflating the two is horrific.

There is nothing great about forced motherhood onto people who don't want, are not ready and/or can't provide- and especially into a society who does little to help along the way.
For one, I'm not forcing anything. I'm not running around raping unwitting women. Anyway, we have fundamentally different underlying philosophies on the nature of man, life and morality. Arguing about it isn't going to change either of our minds.
 

Ajay

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Imagine thinking forcing people to do things with their bodies is beautiful. Unreal. And thinking you are compassionate Christians.

But as we have seen, religion in general is corrupt, and in this country those who are the most Christian are the worst. Forcing women into bodily slavery, trying to force gays to have less rights. All in the name of the beautiful will of God.
Okay. You hate Christians. Fine. I'm obviously wasting my time talking to you. Have a nice night.
 

IronWing

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To add to my statement above, your brother in arms on this is the great Madison Cawthorn, that women are 'earthen vessels'



I mean I'm sorry, but there is nothing but sickness in thinking women have no rights the moment conception happens. No matter what you say, you agree they are now earthen vessels bound to perform their duty.

Creepy and crazy.
Cawthorn is not calling women earthen jars. He is referring to the fetus’ body as an earthen jar for the soul. He’s still a treasonous fascist misogynist fuck but calling women earthen jars isn’t one of his many, many sins.
 

MrSquished

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Cawthorn is not calling women earthen jars. He is referring to the fetus’ body as an earthen jar for the soul. He’s still a treasonous fascist misogynist fuck but calling women earthen jars isn’t one of his many, many sins.
Ahhh. It's a fitting quote regardless. They do feel a woman's body is a vessel from the moment of conception, she no longer has rights.
 

ivwshane

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Yes, your characterization is obscene. Motherhood is something greater than just being an incubator. But the modern world is so effed in the head about love and responsibility that many only look at this in dispassionately scientific manner. As if that is all that is going on here - the mechanics of biology. It’s like some kind of scientific fundamentalism from my perspective - and I'm a trained scientist and believe in its value to mankind. We are losing our way.

Nope, he pretty much has you nailed. While I have no problem if what you think is your personal belief and one you’ve enforced in your own life, the problem arises when you vote for others who force your beliefs on others.

I’m pro choice myself (not that it matters) but I’ll defend you tooth and nail to make sure you or someone in your family will not be forced to have an abortion. Sadly, I doubt you’d reciprocate the behavior and allow some one to make that choice themselves. Which means you believe that others should adhere to your beliefs and not their own and that’s what’s disturbing and a very anti American value.
 
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pmv

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I’m pro choice myself (not that it matters) but I’ll defend you tooth and nail to make sure you or someone in your family will NOT be forced to have an abortion.

FTFY (at least, I _hope_that's what you meant to say).
 

MrSquished

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Nope, he pretty much has you nailed. While I have no problem if what you think is your personal belief and one you’ve enforced in your own life, the problem arises when you vote for others who force your beliefs on others.

I’m pro choice myself (not that it matters) but I’ll defend you tooth and nail to make sure you or someone in your family will be forced to have an abortion. Sadly, I doubt you’d reciprocate the behavior and allow some one to make that choice themselves. Which means you believe that others should adhere to your beliefs and not their own and that’s what’s disturbing and a very anti American value.
I do find it amazing Christians can somehow equate being pro choice with not appreciating the beauty of motherhood. That's nuts.

Not only do I appreciate my mother, but I have two lovely nieces and appreciate seeing the bond of my sister with her kids.

Really when you don't want to force people to become a mother except by choice it means you actually do appreciate mothers that do want to become mothers, because you respect women way more than those who see them as conception carrying vessels.

The more you respect women, it means the more you can appreciate motherhood.

Forcing women to carry a conception is the opposite of respect.
 
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Jaskalas

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Pretty sure even 16 weeks was being floated as reasonable by the presenter, but that just won't be considered oppressive enough.

A compromise I have long favored, with extremists on either side pushing back that it just isn't right for them.
 
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Imagine thinking forcing people to do things with their bodies is beautiful. Unreal. And thinking you are compassionate Christians.

But as we have seen, religion in general is corrupt, and in this country those who are the most Christian are the worst. Forcing women into bodily slavery, trying to force gays to have less rights. All in the name of the beautiful will of God.
I agree that religion in general is corrupt, but not with those who still have faith in God. There is still a remnant. Of the 56 who signed the Declaration of Independence, 29 actually held seminary degrees. This nation has Christian roots, but we have turned away from God. The only protection that can keep us safe and sound. And in the absence of God's protection, we only get one thing: A curse from the prince of darkness.

Good God. Where to begin? Do you honestly believe that I am going to buy into your heavily flawed logic here? Or do you expect me to buy into planned parenthoods billion dollar a year murder of unborn/partial birth/newborn babies? And the fact that they then desecrate the body once the murder has been completed? And then sell body parts to the highest bidder? How sick is that? EDIT: Let's just pop this balloon right now.

There is a HUGE hole in this debate if you are advocating for the murder of unborn babies (ie. if you are pro death). Little tip: The only thing that will stop a pro death supporter in his/her tracks is to bring up the imagery of the act of abortion itself. Generally speaking they begin to short circuit when you show them pictures of murdered children that are small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, the most fragile creation on this earth, getting butchered like a piece of meat. It's not a sign that leaves you for a long time, and there is nothing they can say to get around the true, grizzly and homicidal schizophrenia that is planned parenthood.

Do you not realize that procreation is necessary for the viability of mankind? Does that just fly right over your head? You do realize pregnancy is a natural, biological process, right? If you really think leading a baron life alone and selfish is more enriching and redeeming and enthralling than a women who is a mother and grandmother and a great grandmother? Not a snowballs chance in hell would that supposition EVER be true.
 
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Storm-Chaser

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Forcing women to carry a conception is the opposite of respect.
Nobody is forcing them to do anything...; you are not even looking at the source, dude. ie. unprotected sex puts the onus of responsibility squarely on the shoulders of the mother. It's her actions that got her pregnant in the first place. Not a Christian praying for the redemption of this nation. You are so far off base here, it's really sad to see.

Right, leading a selfish, baron life as a women is so much more redeeming and valuable than any other role that a women might play in this lifetime.
 
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ivwshane

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Of the 56 who signed the Declaration of Independence, 29 actually held seminary degrees. This nation has Christian roots, but we have turned away from God. The only protection that can keep us safe and sound. And in the absence of God's protection, we only get one thing: A curse from the prince of darkness.

Good God. Where to begin? Do you honestly believe that I am going to buy into your heavily flawed logic here? Or do you expect me to buy into planned parenthoods billion dollar a year murder of unborn/partial birth/newborn babies? And the fact that they then desecrate the body once the murder has been completed? How sick is that?

Do you not realize that procreation is necessary for the viability of mankind? Does that just fly right over your head? You do realize pregnancy is a natural, biological process, right? If you really think leading a baron life alone and selfish is more enriching and redeeming and enthralling than a women who is a mother and grandmother and a great grandmother? Not a snowballs chance is hell would that supposition EVER be true.

God damn! Is it a requirement for religious people to be ignorant about, well, pretty much everything?

This nation wasn’t founded in “Christian roots”. What kind of whack ass school did you go to where you learned that? Abortion was legal and non controversial up until about the late 1800’s.

But thanks for showing us your true colors and demanding people live the way you see fit as opposed to how they want to.
 
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ivwshane

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Nobody is forcing them to do anything...; you are not even looking at the source, dude. ie. unprotected sex puts the onus of responsibility squarely on the shoulders of the mother. It's her actions that got her pregnant in the first place. Not a Christian praying for the redemption of this nation. You are so far off base here, it's really sad to see.

Right, leading a selfish, baron life as a women is so much more redeeming and valuable than any other role that a women might play in this lifetime.

We call that sharia law in other parts of the world.
 

Storm-Chaser

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This nation wasn’t founded in “Christian roots”. What kind of whack ass school did you go to where you learned that? Abortion was legal and non controversial up until about the late 1800’s.


You don't realize that George Washington had a spiritual conversion where God told him he would lead this new nation into freedom? This is not a BS claim, it's been well documented. Remember: Our first president was a Christian. You were saying something about the nation not being founded in Christian roots?

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But thanks for showing us your true colors and demanding people live the way you see fit as opposed to how they want to.
Thank you for this:
God damn! Is it a requirement for religious people to be ignorant about, well, pretty much everything?

This nation wasn’t founded in “Christian roots”. What kind of whack ass school did you go to where you learned that? Abortion was legal and non controversial up until about the late 1800’s.

But thanks for showing us your true colors and demanding people live the way you see fit as opposed to how they want to.
What are we forcing women to do exactly? Other than murder their unborn children, I mean? See what I did there?

*facepalm*

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ivwshane

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You don't realize that George Washington had a spiritual conversion where God told him he would lead this new nation into freedom? This is not a BS claim, it's been well documented. Remember: Our first president was a Christian. You were saying something about the nation not being founded in Christian roots?

Lol you are doubling down on stupid I see. For one, Washington was but one of our founding fathers and while he may have been religious that doesn’t mean the rest of the founding fathers were and it certainly doesn’t mean that Washington thought this country should be founded with “Christian roots”.
 
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Lol you are doubling down on stupid I see. For one, Washington was but one of our founding fathers and while he may have been religious that doesn’t mean the rest of the founding fathers were and it certainly doesn’t mean that Washington thought this country should be founded with “Christian roots”.
So you don't find it significant in the least that the very first and most powerful man in the newly discovered nation of America just happened to have a Christian faith? But the rest of the nation and the rest of the founding fathers didn't? Well, then it's not me who's ignorant. I sleep well at night.

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Let put something inside you for 9 months and then force you to take care of it for 16 years and tell me no one is forcing you to do anything.

You are a sick fuck.
This is what happens to a pro death person when they get throttled by the truth. Let it be known people, I didn't resort to barbaric language, he did. But planned parenthood does resort to barbaric tactics including flushing unborn babies down the toilet in the comfort of your own home (just one of their ingenious "health care" recommendations... Since when does healthcare kill people?. Just flush, it will go away and you'll be better off for it in the long run.

To respond to your comment, I already did. Go back and read what I said about that. If you want to continue the debate with civil conversation Im willing to do that, I don't want to make enemies here. Without dialog, we are not long for this world. Might already be to late, unfortunately.

You know there is a reason why all abortion survivor victims are ALL pro life. Reflect on that for a minute.
 

ivwshane

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This is what happens to a pro death person when they get throttled by the truth. Let it be known people, I didn't resort to barbaric language, he did. But planned parenthood does resort to barbaric tactics including flushing unborn babies down the toilet in the comfort of your own home (just one of their ingenious "health care" recommendations... Since when does healthcare kill people?. Just flush, it will go away and you'll be better off for it in the long run.

To respond to your comment, I already did. Go back and read what I said about that. If you want to continue the debate with civil conversation Im willing to do that, I don't want to make enemies here. Without dialog, we are not long for this world. Might already be to late, unfortunately.

You know there is a reason why all abortion survivor victims are ALL pro life. Reflect on that for a minute.

Wow now you are just making shit up, how Christian of you.

Take your Christian sharia law crap and get the fuck out of here you piece of shit authoritarian.
 

ivwshane

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A compromise I have long favored, with extremists on either side pushing back that it just isn't right for them.

That’s because it’s not a compromise. A pro lifer wants the fetus to come to term and a pro choice person wants women to be able to make their own choices, all your “compromise” has done is to pick an arbitrary point where fetus can be killed and women no longer get a say in what happens to their body.

There is only one choice where beliefs aren’t forced upon other people and each position is respected and that’s the pro choice position. People who are anti abortion are free to carry their fetus to term and the pro choice person can decide for themselves what they want to do. Anything short of that is forcing one’s beliefs on another.
 
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mikeymikec

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I still maintain that this is a political gift, for motivating more Dems to get their asses to the polls.

If Brexit has taught me anything, it's that people aren't so bothered about losing rights they don't intend to use. Throw in a splash of "leopards eating my face" and conservative thinking along the lines of "well, this doesn't affect me...", that's a lot of people in a nutshell IMO.