Hagbard Celine
Senior Member
You'd be my highest recommendation for mandatory castration for irresponsible idiots.
And again the conservative poster resorts to violence. Has anyone here seen the opening scene of "2001: A Space Odyssey?"
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You'd be my highest recommendation for mandatory castration for irresponsible idiots.
Hagbard Celine said:I posted this but nobody bit. So here it is again.
Hey, I'm not the one using profanity to get my point across. Has anybody here taken a good look at the human race recently? As ugly as it may be, "abortions of convenience" are the right of anyone who doesn't want to have a kid.
And if morning after pills were more widely used, there would be less abortions. Who disagrees?
Hagbard Celine said:And again the conservative poster resorts to violence. Has anyone here seen the opening scene of "2001: A Space Odyssey?"
Shattered said:If you don't want a child, don't get pregnant. It's as simple as that.
I used relatively small words. You should get it.
GunnyL said:"Pregnant" and "simple" are two syllable words. :rotflmao:
Hagbard Celine said:And again the conservative poster resorts to violence. Has anyone here seen the opening scene of "2001: A Space Odyssey?"
Shattered said:True, but "abortion" is three syllables, and he's got that one down pat..
Recommending castration is resorting to violence, but taking the life of an innocent child just for purely selfish reasons isn't?
Hagbard Celine said:Hey, if you had read my posts instead of whipping yourselves into a frenzy, you would have noticed that I said I would never ask a girlfriend of mine to get an abortion. What I'm saying is that people, women should have this option open to them.
Hagbard Celine said:Hey, if you had read my posts instead of whipping yourselves into a frenzy, you would have noticed that I said I would never ask a girlfriend of mine to get an abortion. What I'm saying is that people, women should have this option open to them.
Shattered said:...and I asked quite clearly why if they didn't make a responsible choice the first time, they should be entitled to what's basically considered a "do-over".. You, on the other hand, decided to respond with an insult, and then have the nerve to get offended when I threw the slop back into your face.
GunnyL said:Maybe the question's too hard?
And again, why? Why should people have a convenient bail-out from being responsible for their actions?
GunnyL said:In other words, you support killing everbody, huh? :funnyface
Hagbard Celine said:Haha, I'm not "offended," so you can rest easy.
In many cases, it can be argued that a woman is actually taking responsibility by getting an abortion. If a woman is raped or if a woman is really poor and cannot afford to have a kid, she is better-off not having the kid. The argument is, is it better for a kid to be born into a life of hunger and/or violence and grow up to be a criminal or a drug addict or grow up with parents who don't want or love him/her, or is it better for all parties involved for the fetus to be aborted? And if you subscribe to this argument, who would decide which pregnancies are abortable and which aren't? The best thing here is to just have the option available to everyone.
Hagbard Celine said:Haha, I'm not "offended," so you can rest easy.
In many cases, it can be argued that a woman is actually taking responsibility by getting an abortion. If a woman is raped or if a woman is really poor and cannot afford to have a kid, she is better-off not having the kid. The argument is, is it better for a kid to be born into a life of hunger and/or violence and grow up to be a criminal or a drug addict or grow up with parents who don't want or love him/her, or is it better for all parties involved for the fetus to be aborted? And if you subscribe to this argument, who would decide which pregnancies are abortable and which aren't? The best thing here is to just have the option available to everyone.
kurtsprincess said:Looks that way, huh!?
Shattered said:Poor, and raped are two totally different scenarios... Rape is the *only* way I can see using the morning after pill, and it damned well better BE the morning after. Poor is another situation entirely. Birth control and common sense are a HELL of a lot cheaper than the cost of an abortion. How much more simple does it need to be made before you'll understand it?
Abbey Normal said:It's really simple: if you are too poor to raise a child, why are you having unprotected sex? BC pills are not that expensive. Less than the alcohol the woman was possibly drinking the night she "accidentally" conceived.
Hagbard Celine said:Haha, I'm not "offended," so you can rest easy.
In many cases, it can be argued that a woman is actually taking responsibility by getting an abortion. If a woman is raped ..... Bad stuff happens to good people, it is not the child's fault that the dad is a rapist. Put it up for adoption. or if a woman is really poor and cannot afford to have a kid, she is better-off not having the kid. No, with respect she is better off not having sex in a risky manner in the first place. If she needs relief, then d-cells are far less expensive or intrusive The argument is, is it better for a kid to be born into a life of hunger and/or violence and grow up to be a criminal or a drug addict or grow up with parents who don't want or love him/her, or is it better for all parties involved for the fetus to be aborted? Unwanted kids can be adopted, choices can be made to avoid the above, but no one yet can bring back the dead. And if you subscribe to this argument, who would decide which pregnancies are abortable and which aren't? The best thing here is to just have the option available to everyone.