You thought 2018 was the year of the woman? Wait until 2020.

[EvilCat Breath]

Quit with your lies. Only Al has such a law, which is unenforceable at this point, and their goal is to actually have Roe vs Wade revisited, and then be able to pass reasonable laws that include rape and incest.-

Collins, a Republican from Decatur and the bill's original House sponsor, is urging senators to pass the abortion bill as is with no exceptions unless the pregnancy compromises the life of the mother.

"The point of the bill is to actually address the reasoning behind the Roe v. Wade decision. Their reasoning was the baby in the womb is not a person," Collins said.

Collins said she's carried heartbeat bills over the last four years that included exceptions for rape and incest, and she said she thinks an Alabama abortion law would include those exceptions as well. Right now, the bill aims to criminalize abortion and directly oppose Roe v. Wade, which Collins hopes gets a now conservative majority Supreme Court's attention.

"What is happening is that all pro-life legislation is being ruled unconstitutional until we actually revisit Roe v. Wade decision," Collins said...

...More recently, a 2015 study from Abort 73, a pro-life group, breaks down the reason for every abortion performed in Florida. Of the 71,740 abortions in Florida that year, the study shows less than one percent combined were because of rape and incest. The study shows that 92% of women didn't have a reason and elected to have the abortion.
Decatur lawmaker explains why Alabama abortion bill doesn't include exceptions for rape, incest
...........

For 92% of abortions to be for nothing other than convenience, when there are numerous other birth control methods that will prevent a pregnancy, is just sickening. It has do with nothing more than irresponsibility.
Why do Dems consistently push things that prevent people from taking responsibility for their own actions?

So you want to use a baby as punishment to teach a woman to be responsible? Is that what you’re saying? Because that’s just awful. If you can’t figure out why, ask and I’ll explain it to you.

Irresponsibility is already punishable by death. Can you figure that one out.

 

[deanrd]

Quit with your lies. Only Al has such a law, which is unenforceable at this point, and their goal is to actually have Roe vs Wade revisited, and then be able to pass reasonable laws that include rape and incest.-

Collins, a Republican from Decatur and the bill's original House sponsor, is urging senators to pass the abortion bill as is with no exceptions unless the pregnancy compromises the life of the mother.

"The point of the bill is to actually address the reasoning behind the Roe v. Wade decision. Their reasoning was the baby in the womb is not a person," Collins said.

Collins said she's carried heartbeat bills over the last four years that included exceptions for rape and incest, and she said she thinks an Alabama abortion law would include those exceptions as well. Right now, the bill aims to criminalize abortion and directly oppose Roe v. Wade, which Collins hopes gets a now conservative majority Supreme Court's attention.

"What is happening is that all pro-life legislation is being ruled unconstitutional until we actually revisit Roe v. Wade decision," Collins said...

...More recently, a 2015 study from Abort 73, a pro-life group, breaks down the reason for every abortion performed in Florida. Of the 71,740 abortions in Florida that year, the study shows less than one percent combined were because of rape and incest. The study shows that 92% of women didn't have a reason and elected to have the abortion.
Decatur lawmaker explains why Alabama abortion bill doesn't include exceptions for rape, incest
...........

For 92% of abortions to be for nothing other than convenience, when there are numerous other birth control methods that will prevent a pregnancy, is just sickening. It has do with nothing more than irresponsibility.
Why do Dems consistently push things that prevent people from taking responsibility for their own actions?

So you want to use a baby as punishment to teach a woman to be responsible? Is that what you’re saying? Because that’s just awful. If you can’t figure out why, ask and I’ll explain it to you.

Irresponsibility is already punishable by death. Can you figure that one out.

So how is forcing a woman to have an unwanted baby being responsible? Responsible would be wanting to help the baby and the mother. Irresponsible saying you’re on your own bitches. I hope you suffer. That’s the Republican way.

 

[depotoo]

Have you ever heard of birth control?

20 Different Birth Control Options

• Abstinence
• Sponge (Today Sponge)
• The Patch
• Vaginal Ring (NuvaRing)
• Birth Control Pills
• Shot (Depo-Provera)
• Implant (Implanon and Nexplanon)
• Birth Control App

• Female Condom
• Breastfeeding as Birth Control
• Cervical Cap (FemCap)
• Outercourse
• Vasectomy
• Diaphragm
• Fertility Awareness-Based Methods (FAMs)

• Pull Out Method (Withdrawal)
• Morning-After Pill (Emergency Contraception)
• Condom
• Spermicide
• Sterilization for Women (Tubal Sterilization)
• IUD

Or adoption?
How to adopt baby, foster child adoption, find birth parents
Or open adoption?

Quit with your lies. Only Al has such a law, which is unenforceable at this point, and their goal is to actually have Roe vs Wade revisited, and then be able to pass reasonable laws that include rape and incest.-

Collins, a Republican from Decatur and the bill's original House sponsor, is urging senators to pass the abortion bill as is with no exceptions unless the pregnancy compromises the life of the mother.

"The point of the bill is to actually address the reasoning behind the Roe v. Wade decision. Their reasoning was the baby in the womb is not a person," Collins said.

Collins said she's carried heartbeat bills over the last four years that included exceptions for rape and incest, and she said she thinks an Alabama abortion law would include those exceptions as well. Right now, the bill aims to criminalize abortion and directly oppose Roe v. Wade, which Collins hopes gets a now conservative majority Supreme Court's attention.

"What is happening is that all pro-life legislation is being ruled unconstitutional until we actually revisit Roe v. Wade decision," Collins said...

...More recently, a 2015 study from Abort 73, a pro-life group, breaks down the reason for every abortion performed in Florida. Of the 71,740 abortions in Florida that year, the study shows less than one percent combined were because of rape and incest. The study shows that 92% of women didn't have a reason and elected to have the abortion.
Decatur lawmaker explains why Alabama abortion bill doesn't include exceptions for rape, incest
...........

For 92% of abortions to be for nothing other than convenience, when there are numerous other birth control methods that will prevent a pregnancy, is just sickening. It has do with nothing more than irresponsibility.
Why do Dems consistently push things that prevent people from taking responsibility for their own actions?

So you want to use a baby as punishment to teach a woman to be responsible? Is that what you’re saying? Because that’s just awful. If you can’t figure out why, ask and I’ll explain it to you.

Irresponsibility is already punishable by death. Can you figure that one out.

So how is forcing a woman to have an unwanted baby being responsible? Responsible would be wanting to help the baby and the mother. Irresponsible saying you’re on your own bitches. I hope you suffer. That’s the Republican way.

 

[deanrd]

Have you ever heard of birth control?

20 Different Birth Control Options

• Abstinence
• Sponge (Today Sponge)
• The Patch
• Vaginal Ring (NuvaRing)
• Birth Control Pills
• Shot (Depo-Provera)
• Implant (Implanon and Nexplanon)
• Birth Control App

• Female Condom
• Breastfeeding as Birth Control
• Cervical Cap (FemCap)
• Outercourse
• Vasectomy
• Diaphragm
• Fertility Awareness-Based Methods (FAMs)

• Pull Out Method (Withdrawal)
• Morning-After Pill (Emergency Contraception)
• Condom
• Spermicide
• Sterilization for Women (Tubal Sterilization)
• IUD

Or adoption?
How to adopt baby, foster child adoption, find birth parents
Or open adoption?

Quit with your lies. Only Al has such a law, which is unenforceable at this point, and their goal is to actually have Roe vs Wade revisited, and then be able to pass reasonable laws that include rape and incest.-

Collins, a Republican from Decatur and the bill's original House sponsor, is urging senators to pass the abortion bill as is with no exceptions unless the pregnancy compromises the life of the mother.

"The point of the bill is to actually address the reasoning behind the Roe v. Wade decision. Their reasoning was the baby in the womb is not a person," Collins said.

Collins said she's carried heartbeat bills over the last four years that included exceptions for rape and incest, and she said she thinks an Alabama abortion law would include those exceptions as well. Right now, the bill aims to criminalize abortion and directly oppose Roe v. Wade, which Collins hopes gets a now conservative majority Supreme Court's attention.

"What is happening is that all pro-life legislation is being ruled unconstitutional until we actually revisit Roe v. Wade decision," Collins said...

...More recently, a 2015 study from Abort 73, a pro-life group, breaks down the reason for every abortion performed in Florida. Of the 71,740 abortions in Florida that year, the study shows less than one percent combined were because of rape and incest. The study shows that 92% of women didn't have a reason and elected to have the abortion.
Decatur lawmaker explains why Alabama abortion bill doesn't include exceptions for rape, incest
...........

For 92% of abortions to be for nothing other than convenience, when there are numerous other birth control methods that will prevent a pregnancy, is just sickening. It has do with nothing more than irresponsibility.
Why do Dems consistently push things that prevent people from taking responsibility for their own actions?

So you want to use a baby as punishment to teach a woman to be responsible? Is that what you’re saying? Because that’s just awful. If you can’t figure out why, ask and I’ll explain it to you.

Irresponsibility is already punishable by death. Can you figure that one out.

So how is forcing a woman to have an unwanted baby being responsible? Responsible would be wanting to help the baby and the mother. Irresponsible saying you’re on your own bitches. I hope you suffer. That’s the Republican way.

First, Republicans don’t believe in birth control. And second, where are Republicans setting aside funds to open more orphanages and take care of unwed mothers? There aren’t any. Because Republicans don’t even like women. They want women to be legislated like property.

Does anybody believe these white guys talked it over with women before they made their decision?

 

[depotoo]

Quit. Just quit. That is a lie.

Have you ever heard of birth control?

20 Different Birth Control Options

• Abstinence
• Sponge (Today Sponge)
• The Patch
• Vaginal Ring (NuvaRing)
• Birth Control Pills
• Shot (Depo-Provera)
• Implant (Implanon and Nexplanon)
• Birth Control App

• Female Condom
• Breastfeeding as Birth Control
• Cervical Cap (FemCap)
• Outercourse
• Vasectomy
• Diaphragm
• Fertility Awareness-Based Methods (FAMs)

• Pull Out Method (Withdrawal)
• Morning-After Pill (Emergency Contraception)
• Condom
• Spermicide
• Sterilization for Women (Tubal Sterilization)
• IUD

Or adoption?
How to adopt baby, foster child adoption, find birth parents
Or open adoption?

Quit with your lies. Only Al has such a law, which is unenforceable at this point, and their goal is to actually have Roe vs Wade revisited, and then be able to pass reasonable laws that include rape and incest.-

Collins, a Republican from Decatur and the bill's original House sponsor, is urging senators to pass the abortion bill as is with no exceptions unless the pregnancy compromises the life of the mother.

"The point of the bill is to actually address the reasoning behind the Roe v. Wade decision. Their reasoning was the baby in the womb is not a person," Collins said.

Collins said she's carried heartbeat bills over the last four years that included exceptions for rape and incest, and she said she thinks an Alabama abortion law would include those exceptions as well. Right now, the bill aims to criminalize abortion and directly oppose Roe v. Wade, which Collins hopes gets a now conservative majority Supreme Court's attention.

"What is happening is that all pro-life legislation is being ruled unconstitutional until we actually revisit Roe v. Wade decision," Collins said...

...More recently, a 2015 study from Abort 73, a pro-life group, breaks down the reason for every abortion performed in Florida. Of the 71,740 abortions in Florida that year, the study shows less than one percent combined were because of rape and incest. The study shows that 92% of women didn't have a reason and elected to have the abortion.
Decatur lawmaker explains why Alabama abortion bill doesn't include exceptions for rape, incest
...........

For 92% of abortions to be for nothing other than convenience, when there are numerous other birth control methods that will prevent a pregnancy, is just sickening. It has do with nothing more than irresponsibility.
Why do Dems consistently push things that prevent people from taking responsibility for their own actions?

So you want to use a baby as punishment to teach a woman to be responsible? Is that what you’re saying? Because that’s just awful. If you can’t figure out why, ask and I’ll explain it to you.

Irresponsibility is already punishable by death. Can you figure that one out.

So how is forcing a woman to have an unwanted baby being responsible? Responsible would be wanting to help the baby and the mother. Irresponsible saying you’re on your own bitches. I hope you suffer. That’s the Republican way.

First, Republicans don’t believe in birth control. And second, where are Republicans setting aside funds to open more orphanages and take care of unwed mothers? There aren’t any. Because Republicans don’t even like women. They want women to be legislated like property.

Does anybody believe these white guys talked it over with women before they made their decision?

 

[22lcidw]

Sorry to have to be the one to break it to ya....Chicks deep down loathe and distrust betas.

Chicks?

Not into it. I like ladies.

Glad to hear you finally came out of the closet lesbo


.

Republicans have forgot what a lady is. All they see is property. Which is why they want to legislate women.

They see women controlling most of the wealth in our nation. That is a fact. Extremist Feminist Women want everything. But we are finding out the emasculation of me is causing massive increases in crime. We are also finding out that we are not competing as well with technology, new products, building industrial/advanced tech products cheaper, and so much more now. I have typed multiple times about competition from other parts of the world. Europe has eurosclerosis. Russia is a part time competitor, Central and South America has a love affair with socialists and communists. The Middle East is stuck back several centuries in thinking in many areas. Parts of Asia are desperate. Africa is so neutered that it seems backward. But the one place in the world where they are eating our lunch is East Asia. And they are on pace to give us a real battle for supremacy in a couple of decades or so. Your SJW stuff will mean nothing. Except to cause misery for people with violence and lots of deaths possible. Yeah we screwed up opening that part of the world to capitalism. They are more advanced and better at it then us at this point.

 

[deanrd]

Have you ever heard of birth control?

20 Different Birth Control Options

• Abstinence
• Sponge (Today Sponge)
• The Patch
• Vaginal Ring (NuvaRing)
• Birth Control Pills
• Shot (Depo-Provera)
• Implant (Implanon and Nexplanon)
• Birth Control App

• Female Condom
• Breastfeeding as Birth Control
• Cervical Cap (FemCap)
• Outercourse
• Vasectomy
• Diaphragm
• Fertility Awareness-Based Methods (FAMs)

• Pull Out Method (Withdrawal)
• Morning-After Pill (Emergency Contraception)
• Condom
• Spermicide
• Sterilization for Women (Tubal Sterilization)
• IUD

Or adoption?
How to adopt baby, foster child adoption, find birth parents
Or open adoption?

Quit with your lies. Only Al has such a law, which is unenforceable at this point, and their goal is to actually have Roe vs Wade revisited, and then be able to pass reasonable laws that include rape and incest.-

Collins, a Republican from Decatur and the bill's original House sponsor, is urging senators to pass the abortion bill as is with no exceptions unless the pregnancy compromises the life of the mother.

"The point of the bill is to actually address the reasoning behind the Roe v. Wade decision. Their reasoning was the baby in the womb is not a person," Collins said.

Collins said she's carried heartbeat bills over the last four years that included exceptions for rape and incest, and she said she thinks an Alabama abortion law would include those exceptions as well. Right now, the bill aims to criminalize abortion and directly oppose Roe v. Wade, which Collins hopes gets a now conservative majority Supreme Court's attention.

"What is happening is that all pro-life legislation is being ruled unconstitutional until we actually revisit Roe v. Wade decision," Collins said...

...More recently, a 2015 study from Abort 73, a pro-life group, breaks down the reason for every abortion performed in Florida. Of the 71,740 abortions in Florida that year, the study shows less than one percent combined were because of rape and incest. The study shows that 92% of women didn't have a reason and elected to have the abortion.
Decatur lawmaker explains why Alabama abortion bill doesn't include exceptions for rape, incest
...........

For 92% of abortions to be for nothing other than convenience, when there are numerous other birth control methods that will prevent a pregnancy, is just sickening. It has do with nothing more than irresponsibility.
Why do Dems consistently push things that prevent people from taking responsibility for their own actions?

So you want to use a baby as punishment to teach a woman to be responsible? Is that what you’re saying? Because that’s just awful. If you can’t figure out why, ask and I’ll explain it to you.

Irresponsibility is already punishable by death. Can you figure that one out.

So how is forcing a woman to have an unwanted baby being responsible? Responsible would be wanting to help the baby and the mother. Irresponsible saying you’re on your own bitches. I hope you suffer. That’s the Republican way.

Does a rapist practice any of those methods? Or should a woman just be prepared?

 

[deanrd]

The panel on the left was the GOP’s panel on women’s health in 2012.
The panel on the right is what it looks like today. Women are a majority of the country. Do you think they’ll go back to being completely under men’s control like they are in the Republican Party?
This is why Republicans want to legislate women’s bodies. It’s like their last bit of control over women.
It’s kind of like voter suppression and black people. The control the Republicans have over everything is slipping. They’re watching it disintegrate right before their eyes.