whutTHEYsay
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beagle9221204-#6,153 . . . maybe the old ethical laws are somehow respected and supported once again, then maybe, buuuut just maybe we can slowly walk this stuff back from the cliff's that the nation had since gotten itself way too far out on a limb on.
NFBW: What ye olde ethical laws are you referring to good H.Walker Christian beagle9 ????? Letās discuss the founding era shall we? The following string of a conversation seems to apply well here:
Coyote220626-#70 Coyote A right to bodily autonomy would seem too obvious to be required in writing as well.
Godboy220627-#104 Godboy Youāre delusional if you think the founding fathers would have supported abortion.
pknopp220627-#109 pknopp Abortion was frequently practiced in North America during the period from 1600 to 1900.
pknopp220627-#109 In the British colonies abortions were legal if they were performed prior to quickening.
NFBW: Do you know good Christian beagle9 what quickening meant in the ye olde ethical laws of the British colonies in the New World?
pknopp220627-#109 * Throughout the colonial period and during the early years of the republic, the abortion situation for slave women was different than for other women. Slaves were subject to the rules of their owners, and the owners refused to allow their slaves to terminate pregnancies. The owners wanted their slaves to produce as many children as possible since these children belonged to the slave owners. This situation persisted until the end of the slavery era.
*pknopp is quoting the following
Abortion in early America - PubMed
NFBW: It certainly looks as if @beagle might favor bringing back the slave ownerās ye olde law on abortion - Its ok for free women to have one but not for the unfree!
Whaddaya think ding CarsomyrPlusSix and HeyNorm ????
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NFBW: What ye olde ethical laws are you referring to good H.Walker Christian beagle9 ????? Letās discuss the founding era shall we? The following string of a conversation seems to apply well here:
Coyote220626-#70 Coyote A right to bodily autonomy would seem too obvious to be required in writing as well.
Godboy220627-#104 Godboy Youāre delusional if you think the founding fathers would have supported abortion.
pknopp220627-#109 pknopp Abortion was frequently practiced in North America during the period from 1600 to 1900.
pknopp220627-#109 In the British colonies abortions were legal if they were performed prior to quickening.
NFBW: Do you know good Christian beagle9 what quickening meant in the ye olde ethical laws of the British colonies in the New World?
pknopp220627-#109 * Throughout the colonial period and during the early years of the republic, the abortion situation for slave women was different than for other women. Slaves were subject to the rules of their owners, and the owners refused to allow their slaves to terminate pregnancies. The owners wanted their slaves to produce as many children as possible since these children belonged to the slave owners. This situation persisted until the end of the slavery era.
*pknopp is quoting the following
Abortion in early America - PubMed
NFBW: It certainly looks as if @beagle might favor bringing back the slave ownerās ye olde law on abortion - Its ok for free women to have one but not for the unfree!
Whaddaya think ding CarsomyrPlusSix and HeyNorm ????
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