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Or something "right" or "correct".
What is your fixation with your Mother and trailers, beeeeeeatch?I think he likes anything that degrades and coerces women.
That's because he's afraid of them. Hasn't been laid yet. Hard to do when you're living in a trailer with Mother.
well then, if they had no population control your bleeding hearts would take the poor and starving into your own houses and take care of them all?
well then, if they had no population control your bleeding hearts would take the poor and starving into your own houses and take care of them all?
Better to kill them off, you're so right.
And BTW - your signature is annoying as hell with it's size and colors.
A little bigger and you will most certainly be put on the ignore list of a lot of posters....so unless you want half the forum to not see your posts - you might consider reducing the neon shouts.
Kosher - being proper, acceptable, or satisfactory
It's the same as being right. Works for me.
Plasmaballs said it, not me. For those who "like" the idea of eugenics, here is some interesting info:
"Perhaps the clearest example of the power of the eugenics movement today is in China, with its one-child-only family policy. This policy is an assault on prenatal life and on women's privacy, both. The program was described and praised in 16 articles in a remarkable issue of IPPF's quarterly journal, People, in 1989, on the eve of the massacre in Tiananmen Square. But this anti-life, anti-choice policy is not unique to China; most of the nations of Asia have some coercive elements in their population policies.
"The coercive Chinese policy has a great deal of acceptance and support in the United States, including from feminist leaders like Eleanor Smeal and Molly Yard. When the Reagan administration cut off funds for the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) because of its support for the Chinese population program, two American organizations sued to restore funds: Rockefeller's Population Council and the Population Institute in Washington. A 1978 survey of members of the Population Association of America found that 34 percent of members agreed that "coercive birth control programs should be initiated in at least some countries immediately."
well then, if they had no population control your bleeding hearts would take the poor and starving into your own houses and take care of them all?
Better to kill them off, you're so right.
Moonbat appears to be operating from the point of view that if I, personally, do not adopt Chinese children, human rights violations against women and children in China should pass without comment.....
Plasma's attitude is that China has too many people, and they have chosen to inflict human rights violations upon themselves to right the egregious wrong they have done the earth by being born.
Del has no opinion, he's just here for cookies.
Plasmaballs said it, not me. For those who "like" the idea of eugenics, here is some interesting info:
"Perhaps the clearest example of the power of the eugenics movement today is in China, with its one-child-only family policy. This policy is an assault on prenatal life and on women's privacy, both. The program was described and praised in 16 articles in a remarkable issue of IPPF's quarterly journal, People, in 1989, on the eve of the massacre in Tiananmen Square. But this anti-life, anti-choice policy is not unique to China; most of the nations of Asia have some coercive elements in their population policies.
"The coercive Chinese policy has a great deal of acceptance and support in the United States, including from feminist leaders like Eleanor Smeal and Molly Yard. When the Reagan administration cut off funds for the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) because of its support for the Chinese population program, two American organizations sued to restore funds: Rockefeller's Population Council and the Population Institute in Washington. A 1978 survey of members of the Population Association of America found that 34 percent of members agreed that "coercive birth control programs should be initiated in at least some countries immediately."
Their one child per family in china works policy for me.
The down side is they all come here and breed like roaches.
