Roe overturned

[eagle1462010]

Both sides will never agree but time passes and the world changes.

As the brain washing continues...........from your side.

 

[eagle1462010]

Hmmm I may have forgotten who badger is.. If he's that anti-God guy, then he can go somewhere far away from me. In fact I might have him on ignore... lol

During covid I tolerated him because a lot of information came out. But then he went crazy on it. He posts books and posts in clues to the point......lol

 

[beagle9]

Those small percentages will add up into the tens of thousands and you can bet that their stories are going to be told.

Late term abortions are those aborted after the 21st week. They are less than 1% of all abortions. They are not done by most abortion clinics. They are often a 3 day procedures. They are expensive and they are more dangerous than a standard abortion. The most common use of these procedures is to remove a fetus that is no longer viable, severely deformed, or a fetus that would result in a child with needs a parent could not provide. Only a fool would consider it birth control.

Bull crap is all you spew... If your bull crap was true, then the numbers of aborted babies "overall" would be less than 2 percent of the total population of women on whole, but that's not the case nor does it represent the overall percentages that you are excluding, otherwise by trying to convey to us in your speak only the low numbers concerning certain procedures, but you are leaving all the other percentages out on purpose in concerning the overall death rates of aborted healthy babies from the womb.

 

[beagle9]

During covid I tolerated him because a lot of information came out. But then he went crazy on it. He posts books and posts in clues to the point......lol

I know, it got aggravating so I triggered him, and that's when he turned into the devil himself. lol

 

[Flopper]

If it's such a small amount then pass a law and allow those exceptions. Sounds good.

Do it.

Right now, the Prolifers want a total ban on abortion. 4 men and 1 woman have overturned Row and made it a state and local issue. The state legislatures that totally banned abortion were dominated by men which is understandable since it's women that are being forced to carry a fetus to term. However this will not last forever.

In state legislatures that total banned abortion the average number of women in legislatures was only 17%. In states where abortion is completely legal, the legislatures are more equal about 43% women.

However, in legislatures across the country the number of women are increasing. In fact over the last 40 years, the number of women has increase on average 400%. Even states that have few women in the legislatures are seeing an increase. When women have as strong a voice as men in the legislatures, women will have abortion rights across country, even in the Bible Belt.


States with least women in the legislature
West Virginia (13.4%) -No abortion Clincs
Mississippi (14.9%) - Abortion Banded
Tennessee (15.2%) - Abortion Banded
Alabama (16.4%) - Abortion Banded
South Carolina (17.1%) - Abortion Banded
Wyoming (17.8%) - Abortion Banded
Louisiana (19.4%) - Abortion Banded
Oklahoma (20.8%) - Abortion Banded
North Dakota (22.0%) - Abortion Banded
Arkansas (23.0%) - Abortion Banded

States with the most women in the legislature
Nevada (58.7%) - Abortion - legal
Colorado (45.0%) - Abortion - legal
Oregon (44.4%) - Abortion - legal
Rhode Island (44.2%) - Abortion - legal
Maryland (43.6%) - Abortion - legal
Maine (43.5%) - Abortion - legal
Arizona (43.3%) - Abortion - Being Contested
New Mexico (42.9%) - Abortion - legal
Washington (42.2%) - Abortion - legal
Vermont (41.7%)- Abortion - legal

We may not have to wait 40 years because of an interesting statistic that emerged a few months ago. As one would expect democrat voting women were 8% in favor of overturning Row and 91% were opposed. However, Republican voting women favored overturning Row by 49% yet 48% of republican's voting women opposed overturning Row. I think we are going see republican women dropping their support for these tough abortion laws and opposing them. And that will certainly effect what is going on in these republican dominated state legislatures. It is easy to take a political stand on issues that have no effect on you personally but when it effects you, your daughter, your next door neighbor, your best friend, it becomes an issue.

 

[Flopper]

Bull crap is all you spew... If your bull crap was true, then the numbers of aborted babies "overall" would be less than 2 percent of the total population of women on whole, but that's not the case nor does it represent the overall percentages that you are excluding, otherwise by trying to convey to us in your speak only the low numbers concerning certain procedures, but you are leaving all the other percentages out on purpose in concerning the overall death rates of aborted healthy babies from the womb.

Not sure what you trying to say. It certainly has no relevance to the post you are replying.

 

[eagle1462010]

Right now, the Prolifers want a total ban on abortion. 4 men and 1 woman have overturned Row and made it a state and local issue. The state legislatures that totally banned abortion were dominated by men which is understandable since it's women that are being forced to carry a fetus to term. However this will not last forever.

In state legislatures that total banned abortion the average number of women in legislatures was only 17%. In states where abortion is completely legal, the legislatures are more equal about 43% women.

However, in legislatures across the country the number of women are increasing. In fact over the last 40 years, the number of women has increase on average 400%. Even states that have few women in the legislatures are seeing an increase. When women have as strong a voice as men in the legislatures, women will have abortion rights across country, even in the Bible Belt.


States with least women in the legislature
West Virginia (13.4%) -No abortion Clincs
Mississippi (14.9%) - Abortion Banded
Tennessee (15.2%) - Abortion Banded
Alabama (16.4%) - Abortion Banded
South Carolina (17.1%) - Abortion Banded
Wyoming (17.8%) - Abortion Banded
Louisiana (19.4%) - Abortion Banded
Oklahoma (20.8%) - Abortion Banded
North Dakota (22.0%) - Abortion Banded
Arkansas (23.0%) - Abortion Banded

States with the most women in the legislature
Nevada (58.7%) - Abortion - legal
Colorado (45.0%) - Abortion - legal
Oregon (44.4%) - Abortion - legal
Rhode Island (44.2%) - Abortion - legal
Maryland (43.6%) - Abortion - legal
Maine (43.5%) - Abortion - legal
Arizona (43.3%) - Abortion - Being Contested
New Mexico (42.9%) - Abortion - legal
Washington (42.2%) - Abortion - legal
Vermont (41.7%)- Abortion - legal

We may not have to wait 40 years because of an interesting statistic that emerged a few months ago. As one would expect democrat voting women were 8% in favor of overturning Row and 91% were opposed. However, Republican voting women favored overturning Row by 49% yet 48% of republican's voting women opposed overturning Row. I think we are going see republican women dropping their support for these tough abortion laws and opposing them. And that will certainly effect what is going on in these republican dominated state legislatures. It is easy to take a political stand on issues that have no effect on you personally but when it effects you, your daughter, your next door neighbor, your best friend, it becomes an issue.

Natural when for 50 years they had to watch babies murdered. They went extreme the other way.

So pass a law at 15 weeks nationwide with medical exceptions. But you will not do it because blue shit hole states want abortion on demand up to birth. Hell some are ok after birth.

Put your so called opinions into a bill and then a law. All of you keep saying IT'S RARE......NEVER HAPPENS......Then what the hell are you afraid of then by passing such a law.

 

[Flopper]

That identifies you as a junior high drop out.


Killing: an act of causing death, especially deliberately. (Google)

"An individual human life begins at conception when a sperm cell from the father fuses with an egg cell from the mother, to form a new cell, the zygote, the first embryonic stage. The zygote grows and divides into two daughter cells, each of which grows and divides into two grand-daughter cells, and this cell growth/division process continues on, over and over again. The zygote is the start of a biological continuum that automatically grows and develops, passing gradually and sequentially through the stages we call foetus, baby, child, adult, old person and ending eventually in death. The full genetic instructions to guide the development of the continuum, in interaction with its environment, are present in the zygote. Every stage along the continuum is biologically human and each point along the continuum has the full human properties appropriate to that point." - Dr. William Reville, University College Cork, Ireland

Stick to insults you better at that.

 

[Sunsettommy]

Natural when for 50 years they had to watch babies murdered. They went extreme the other way.

So pass a law at 15 weeks nationwide with medical exceptions. But you will not do it because blue shit hole states want abortion on demand up to birth. Hell some are ok after birth.

Put your so called opinions into a bill and then a law. All of you keep saying IT'S RARE......NEVER HAPPENS......Then what the hell are you afraid of then by passing such a law.

You should be more accurate in the terminology since they are NOT babies, they are FETUS.

No baby was murdered in an abortion that is an emotional statement you made a false flag others have to put up with.

 

[Flopper]

Natural when for 50 years they had to watch babies murdered. They went extreme the other way.

So pass a law at 15 weeks nationwide with medical exceptions. But you will not do it because blue shit hole states want abortion on demand up to birth. Hell some are ok after birth.

Put your so called opinions into a bill and then a law. All of you keep saying IT'S RARE......NEVER HAPPENS......Then what the hell are you afraid of then by passing such a law.

Don't you understand SCOTUS ruled that abortion is a state issue. A law passed at the federal level that bans abortions, limits abortions, or legalizing abortions is going to be shot down by SCOTUS or any federal court because the federal government now does not have the constitutional power to legislate abortion. It's a state issue.

Over the coming years, I thing the nation will come to realize what a mistake this was. It will not eliminate abortion and may not even significantly reduce the numbers. It will also causes Americans to rethink states rights. What it will do is make it harder to get abortions, increase deaths do to back alley abortions and create an atmosphere of non-cooperation between the states on not just abortion but other issues.

 

[Flopper]

This can only be true if the fetus, et al, is not alive.
Please demonstrate this to be the case.
And then demonstrate that a fetus, et al, does not die in the process of an abortion.

Since my life began at conception, I am now 9 mos. older. My 20 year old grandson is really 21. That should make him a right to lifer since he can now legally drink.

 

[Flopper]

If it's such a small amount then pass a law and allow those exceptions. Sounds good.

Do it.

SCOTUS said no to federal abortion laws. Only the states can do that

 

[Flopper]

Bull crap is all you spew... If your bull crap was true, then the numbers of aborted babies "overall" would be less than 2 percent of the total population of women on whole, but that's not the case nor does it represent the overall percentages that you are excluding, otherwise by trying to convey to us in your speak only the low numbers concerning certain procedures, but you are leaving all the other percentages out on purpose in concerning the overall death rates of aborted healthy babies from the womb.

There are approximately 900,000 abortions a year. In 1920 there were 64 million women of child bearing age. 2% of 64 million is 1.28 million 900,000 is less than 2% of the population.

Would you like try again?

 

[Esdraelon]

However, Republican voting women favored overturning Row by 49% yet 48% of republican's voting women opposed overturning Row. I think we are going see republican women dropping their support for these tough abortion laws and opposing them.

IF that occurs, then so be it. The decision must be made at the state level. The most recent national polling showed only 50% favored keeping abortion run by the Feds.

 

[Flopper]

IF that occurs, then so be it. The decision must be made at the state level. The most recent national polling showed only 50% favored keeping abortion run by the Feds.

I agree the decision now must be made at the state level. I do not agree that the
the decision should be made at the state level

 

[Stann]

Both sides will never agree but time passes and the world changes.

Unfortunately we have to go through all these horrors again to prove why abortion must be allowed to continue.

 

[Stann]

Right now, the Prolifers want a total ban on abortion. 4 men and 1 woman have overturned Row and made it a state and local issue. The state legislatures that totally banned abortion were dominated by men which is understandable since it's women that are being forced to carry a fetus to term. However this will not last forever.

In state legislatures that total banned abortion the average number of women in legislatures was only 17%. In states where abortion is completely legal, the legislatures are more equal about 43% women.

However, in legislatures across the country the number of women are increasing. In fact over the last 40 years, the number of women has increase on average 400%. Even states that have few women in the legislatures are seeing an increase. When women have as strong a voice as men in the legislatures, women will have abortion rights across country, even in the Bible Belt.


States with least women in the legislature
West Virginia (13.4%) -No abortion Clincs
Mississippi (14.9%) - Abortion Banded
Tennessee (15.2%) - Abortion Banded
Alabama (16.4%) - Abortion Banded
South Carolina (17.1%) - Abortion Banded
Wyoming (17.8%) - Abortion Banded
Louisiana (19.4%) - Abortion Banded
Oklahoma (20.8%) - Abortion Banded
North Dakota (22.0%) - Abortion Banded
Arkansas (23.0%) - Abortion Banded

States with the most women in the legislature
Nevada (58.7%) - Abortion - legal
Colorado (45.0%) - Abortion - legal
Oregon (44.4%) - Abortion - legal
Rhode Island (44.2%) - Abortion - legal
Maryland (43.6%) - Abortion - legal
Maine (43.5%) - Abortion - legal
Arizona (43.3%) - Abortion - Being Contested
New Mexico (42.9%) - Abortion - legal
Washington (42.2%) - Abortion - legal
Vermont (41.7%)- Abortion - legal

We may not have to wait 40 years because of an interesting statistic that emerged a few months ago. As one would expect democrat voting women were 8% in favor of overturning Row and 91% were opposed. However, Republican voting women favored overturning Row by 49% yet 48% of republican's voting women opposed overturning Row. I think we are going see republican women dropping their support for these tough abortion laws and opposing them. And that will certainly effect what is going on in these republican dominated state legislatures. It is easy to take a political stand on issues that have no effect on you personally but when it effects you, your daughter, your next door neighbor, your best friend, it becomes an issue.

This is a national disgrace and you people don't even realize it.

 

[Unkotare]

Since my life began at conception, I am now 9 mos. older. My 20 year old grandson is really 21. That should make him a right to lifer since he can now legally drink.

In some cultures that is exactly how age is reckoned.

 

[Stann]

In some cultures that is exactly how age is reckoned.

In our culture it is not. Birthdate makes all the difference in the world as to whether you are fetus or a child.

 

[Unkotare]

In our culture it is not. Birthdate makes all the difference in the world as to whether you are fetus or a child.

No, it doesn't.