the baby isn't the mother's either. baby killing. son all day all night. baby killing. sorry you baby killing ass.
Science says it is a life, you can pretend otherwise but nothing you have said or claimed has disproven that abortion is take a life. I am allowed my opinion as are you the fact that you can't solidify and need to justify your and bend your verbiage is not on me, it is on you.
Except tell her to get a vaccine for COVID-19?
Sweet as sunshine. EXACTLY
I am not arguing a woman's right. I am arguing that it can be deemed to be immoral. Just as playtime stated that Melania posing nude was immoral. She has zero right to argue morality when she is pro killing of unborn children. That is all. I am NOT arguing a woman's right to choose. I am arguing playtime being a hypocrite in judging other women cause they don't share the same morals as she does. That is all.
It is a life, pure and simple and you have not been able to prove otherwise. Science is science, your intolerance to other views is noted and that is why you lie.
me, I am arguing the woman doesn't have that choice. She only has that choice when she wants to fk or not. After she becomes pregnant, that life isn't hers to take. Not sure what evil fk ever said it was. No one's choice.
that's a given. And I also knew what you were arguing with choice. I was merely responding to you from what you said about the woman's choice with respect to abortion. You're right, he can't argue the woman has a right and no one can tell her otherwise to telling her otherwise she must vaccine. I get it and agree as I said, it's a given. One must be a hypocrite to be demofk. It's a prerequisite.
I gave you a Princeton study of when science says life begins. You have yet to regute anything. How is it that I’m lying, you are the one failing to back up anything. Until you prove otherwise, I’ll take the Princeton study over your childish and lying accusations. Thanks
A bald faced claim with nothing to support it whatsoever and reems of evidence showing that Trump supporters specifically do not trust it and the fact is, even if you want to wilfully pretend it is not so, that Trump drove this sentiment.It would not haveSigh.Dodging what?So you are just dodging then?I get itlol, it was *supposed* to point out the fact that "Why are you trying to shame people into getting vaccines?" is begging a question as I never did or said anything of the sort. It has nothing to do with 'shaming' anyone.LOL….it is self defenseWhy do you beat your wife?May have but many don’t trust the science and Trump is in his 70s. Those in their 20s and 30s may feel differently. Why are you trying to shame people into getting vaccines?So you want to ignore the facts.It isn’t hesitancy? They just don’t want it.Stop waffling. Your are being dishonest here if you simply reject vaccine hesitancy exists period. No link is required for that. Another poster gave one to you anyway in the post above but a better correlation to exactly what we are talking about is here
Least Vaccinated U.S. Counties Have Something in Common: Trump Voters (Published 2021)
A Times analysis found that willingness to receive a vaccine and actual vaccination rates to date were both lower, on average, in counties that voted red in the 2020 presidential election.www.nytimes.com
Then again, you could just go to google:
Where every damn one of those links on the first several pages says the same thing, vaccine hesitancy is higher among republicans. Every. Single. One.
Now, again, Trump getting the vaccine would have alleviated much of that hesitancy.
I gave you the google pages. Trump taking the vaccine publically and announcing it would have reduced the number of people that 'don't want it' then. Same result no matter what silly label you want to attach to it.
The original point made when you went off on this rant trying to redefine vaccine hesitancy and how Trump taking the vaccine would have reduced it.
I am a Trump voter. I am waiting for more data to get the vaccine because I already had COVID and I am not in my mid 70s like DJT is. My parents both got it immediately and they are huge Trump fans. It’s less about Trump and more about perspective. The Cleveland Clinic came out two days ago stating that those who had COVID do not need the vaccine their studies show. I am waiting another month or two for more data. It’s not hesitancy it’s just waiting for information and since I am naturally protected I have time to wait. Thanks for playing.A bald faced claim with nothing to support it whatsoever and reems of evidence showing that Trump supporters specifically do not trust it and the fact is, even if you want to wilfully pretend it is not so, that Trump drove this sentiment.It would not haveSigh.Dodging what?So you are just dodging then?I get itlol, it was *supposed* to point out the fact that "Why are you trying to shame people into getting vaccines?" is begging a question as I never did or said anything of the sort. It has nothing to do with 'shaming' anyone.LOL….it is self defenseWhy do you beat your wife?May have but many don’t trust the science and Trump is in his 70s. Those in their 20s and 30s may feel differently. Why are you trying to shame people into getting vaccines?So you want to ignore the facts.It isn’t hesitancy? They just don’t want it.Stop waffling. Your are being dishonest here if you simply reject vaccine hesitancy exists period. No link is required for that. Another poster gave one to you anyway in the post above but a better correlation to exactly what we are talking about is here
Least Vaccinated U.S. Counties Have Something in Common: Trump Voters (Published 2021)
A Times analysis found that willingness to receive a vaccine and actual vaccination rates to date were both lower, on average, in counties that voted red in the 2020 presidential election.
Then again, you could just go to google:
Where every damn one of those links on the first several pages says the same thing, vaccine hesitancy is higher among republicans. Every. Single. One.
Now, again, Trump getting the vaccine would have alleviated much of that hesitancy.
I gave you the google pages. Trump taking the vaccine publically and announcing it would have reduced the number of people that 'don't want it' then. Same result no matter what silly label you want to attach to it.
The original point made when you went off on this rant trying to redefine vaccine hesitancy and how Trump taking the vaccine would have reduced it.
And? Bloviate some more about shit that has nothing to do with anything I posted and pretend it has something to do with the millions of people that i have been referring to.I am a Trump voter. I am waiting for more data to get the vaccine because I already had COVID and I am not in my mid 70s like DJT is. My parents both got it immediately and they are huge Trump fans. It’s less about Trump and more about perspective. The Cleveland Clinic came out two days ago stating that those who had COVID do not need the vaccine their studies show. I am waiting another month or two for more data. It’s not hesitancy it’s just waiting for information and since I am naturally protected I have time to wait. Thanks for playing.A bald faced claim with nothing to support it whatsoever and reems of evidence showing that Trump supporters specifically do not trust it and the fact is, even if you want to wilfully pretend it is not so, that Trump drove this sentiment.It would not haveSigh.Dodging what?So you are just dodging then?I get itlol, it was *supposed* to point out the fact that "Why are you trying to shame people into getting vaccines?" is begging a question as I never did or said anything of the sort. It has nothing to do with 'shaming' anyone.LOL….it is self defenseWhy do you beat your wife?May have but many don’t trust the science and Trump is in his 70s. Those in their 20s and 30s may feel differently. Why are you trying to shame people into getting vaccines?So you want to ignore the facts.It isn’t hesitancy? They just don’t want it.Stop waffling. Your are being dishonest here if you simply reject vaccine hesitancy exists period. No link is required for that. Another poster gave one to you anyway in the post above but a better correlation to exactly what we are talking about is here
Least Vaccinated U.S. Counties Have Something in Common: Trump Voters (Published 2021)
A Times analysis found that willingness to receive a vaccine and actual vaccination rates to date were both lower, on average, in counties that voted red in the 2020 presidential election.
Then again, you could just go to google:
Where every damn one of those links on the first several pages says the same thing, vaccine hesitancy is higher among republicans. Every. Single. One.
Now, again, Trump getting the vaccine would have alleviated much of that hesitancy.
I gave you the google pages. Trump taking the vaccine publically and announcing it would have reduced the number of people that 'don't want it' then. Same result no matter what silly label you want to attach to it.
The original point made when you went off on this rant trying to redefine vaccine hesitancy and how Trump taking the vaccine would have reduced it.
No idea what you're talking about.And? Bloviate some more about shit that has nothing to do with anything I posted and pretend it has something to do with the millions of people that i have been referring to.I am a Trump voter. I am waiting for more data to get the vaccine because I already had COVID and I am not in my mid 70s like DJT is. My parents both got it immediately and they are huge Trump fans. It’s less about Trump and more about perspective. The Cleveland Clinic came out two days ago stating that those who had COVID do not need the vaccine their studies show. I am waiting another month or two for more data. It’s not hesitancy it’s just waiting for information and since I am naturally protected I have time to wait. Thanks for playing.A bald faced claim with nothing to support it whatsoever and reems of evidence showing that Trump supporters specifically do not trust it and the fact is, even if you want to wilfully pretend it is not so, that Trump drove this sentiment.It would not haveSigh.Dodging what?So you are just dodging then?I get itlol, it was *supposed* to point out the fact that "Why are you trying to shame people into getting vaccines?" is begging a question as I never did or said anything of the sort. It has nothing to do with 'shaming' anyone.LOL….it is self defenseWhy do you beat your wife?May have but many don’t trust the science and Trump is in his 70s. Those in their 20s and 30s may feel differently. Why are you trying to shame people into getting vaccines?So you want to ignore the facts.It isn’t hesitancy? They just don’t want it.Stop waffling. Your are being dishonest here if you simply reject vaccine hesitancy exists period. No link is required for that. Another poster gave one to you anyway in the post above but a better correlation to exactly what we are talking about is here
Least Vaccinated U.S. Counties Have Something in Common: Trump Voters (Published 2021)
A Times analysis found that willingness to receive a vaccine and actual vaccination rates to date were both lower, on average, in counties that voted red in the 2020 presidential election.
Then again, you could just go to google:
Where every damn one of those links on the first several pages says the same thing, vaccine hesitancy is higher among republicans. Every. Single. One.
Now, again, Trump getting the vaccine would have alleviated much of that hesitancy.
I gave you the google pages. Trump taking the vaccine publically and announcing it would have reduced the number of people that 'don't want it' then. Same result no matter what silly label you want to attach to it.
The original point made when you went off on this rant trying to redefine vaccine hesitancy and how Trump taking the vaccine would have reduced it.
