An unviable embryo. And, often, heartbreaking. But, in my opinion, not the ‘death’ of a ‘person’.
So why is heartbreaking, then, especially if a life didn't end?
U can put some lipstick on a pig, but it still squeals “she shouldn’t spread her legs”.
Truth hurts. I knew I was being shocking/drastic with using the slang I used the first time, and I meant it to be shocking. I meant to draw attention to the fact that sex = babies. Killing an innocent human (baby) is shocking and hurtful too.
Yes. The Taliban is known around the world as a champion of democracy. Those guys want to vote on everything!!
We can be heartbroken about something that never was. A same sex couple trying different methods of getting pregnant and each time finding the methods didn’t take… that kind of heartbreak. (Two of my closest friends been working on that for years.)
1.Don’t say gayYes. The Taliban is known around the world as a champion of democracy. Those guys want to vote on everything!!
Without even getting into the comical legal gymnastics the majority used to arrive at their conclusion in Roe, that decision was authoritarian. Ya know, like the Taliban.
Dobbs, however you feel about the reasoning, encourages more democracy.
Two thoughts. And they can just be things to ruminate on if you don't want to reply here, although I have enjoyed your thoughts and dialogue (especially since it has been respectful and full of substance, unlike some other things throughout this thread I've replied to, and have had replied back to me). I really actually don't like debates and flee from conflict typically, but this is something I feel so strongly about. If someone is just willing to consider some points, even if they never agree with me, then I'll take it.
No. What I said was that you had the mentality of a fucktard. I don’t know you well enough to say for sure, but you sure sound like one. If and when Webster’s gets around to defining the word maybe they can use a sketch of your likeness the let folks know what one looks like? I hear that shits contagious.At least it had more of a point than calling someone a f tard
Unfortunately life isn't fair. I've had some pretty unfair things done to me through no fault of my own and I've had to endure them for longer than 9 months. Someone dealing with a hard disease....I bet they are pretty reluctant about that, and for many that can be for years. A parent losing their child (outside the womb) due to a car accident caused by a drunk driver in another vehicle? Pretty darn unfair. Granted, all of the above examples are things outside of the individual's control and not a consequence of their actions/choices.
Speaking of losing a child, aren't there several instances where pregnant women were either murdered or killed by a drunk driver and the one responsible for the woman's death is actually charged for two cases of homicide/manslaughter - one for the woman and the second for her unborn child? Why charge for the unborn child if a life wasn't lost? And how is the unborn child's life being lost due to murder/drunk driver different than an unborn child's life lost due to an abortion (which is an intentional act)?
Okay, I didn't thoroughly vet this source, but it is a ".org", so I'll go with it for now that it is fairly reputable. Just looking at the first paragraph, "...29 states have fetal homicide laws that apply to the earliest stages of pregnancy ("any state of gestation/development," "conception," "fertilization" or "post-fertilization")."
It is sad. I wonder the same with suicide.
Thank you. Unfortunately, in a private DM to my husband, a moderator of this forum accused us of "adolescent game playing" due to my posting in this thread.
