Penelope
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There are a load of reasons for an abortion, none of which you are privy to.Fine with me, after the first abortion a tubal ligation should be required.
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There are a load of reasons for an abortion, none of which you are privy to.Fine with me, after the first abortion a tubal ligation should be required.
Yes, there should be the golden mean. Basically, the rights of one person end where the rights of another person begin.I think that the first question should be: Do we want to live in a free society? And what a free society actually is?Yes, that is true. The question is to what extent they should be involved in these cases.Why is that? And who is to prevent you from that? A vice squad?You can't do drugs, you can't prostitute yourself, and you can't kill yourself
Well, yes, law enforcement DOES prevent you from doing all those things, as much as they possibly can.
Well, that requires answering a deeper and more fundamental question: Do we want to live in a society that treats people as disposable?
I think you should consider that the more important of those two words is "society". We have come to erroneously equate freedom with anarchy, which would be the antithesis of any society at all.
Unless it has to do with getting a covid vaccine, eh? Abortion on demand is MURDER.Yes, there should be the golden mean. Basically, the rights of one person end where the rights of another person begin.I think that the first question should be: Do we want to live in a free society? And what a free society actually is?Yes, that is true. The question is to what extent they should be involved in these cases.Why is that? And who is to prevent you from that? A vice squad?You can't do drugs, you can't prostitute yourself, and you can't kill yourself
Well, yes, law enforcement DOES prevent you from doing all those things, as much as they possibly can.
Well, that requires answering a deeper and more fundamental question: Do we want to live in a society that treats people as disposable?
I think you should consider that the more important of those two words is "society". We have come to erroneously equate freedom with anarchy, which would be the antithesis of any society at all.
And the rights of the women and their privacy should be equal with the law.
Yes, there should be the golden mean. Basically, the rights of one person end where the rights of another person begin.I think that the first question should be: Do we want to live in a free society? And what a free society actually is?Yes, that is true. The question is to what extent they should be involved in these cases.Why is that? And who is to prevent you from that? A vice squad?You can't do drugs, you can't prostitute yourself, and you can't kill yourself
Well, yes, law enforcement DOES prevent you from doing all those things, as much as they possibly can.
Well, that requires answering a deeper and more fundamental question: Do we want to live in a society that treats people as disposable?
I think you should consider that the more important of those two words is "society". We have come to erroneously equate freedom with anarchy, which would be the antithesis of any society at all.
And the rights of the women and their privacy should be equal with the law.
Asa Hutchinson wouldn't be gov, if they didn't have a huge voter suppression in the state of Arkansas.
Asa Hutchinson wouldn't be gov, if they didn't have a huge voter suppression in the state of Arkansas.
How do you figure that? In his reelection in 2018 he was all but unopposed.
You mean this in the context of the right on abortion? Basically, I agree with that, but there should be term limits. Say, this right should exist in the first three months of pregnancy. An abortion on demand, that is.Yes, there should be the golden mean. Basically, the rights of one person end where the rights of another person begin.I think that the first question should be: Do we want to live in a free society? And what a free society actually is?Yes, that is true. The question is to what extent they should be involved in these cases.Why is that? And who is to prevent you from that? A vice squad?You can't do drugs, you can't prostitute yourself, and you can't kill yourself
Well, yes, law enforcement DOES prevent you from doing all those things, as much as they possibly can.
Well, that requires answering a deeper and more fundamental question: Do we want to live in a society that treats people as disposable?
I think you should consider that the more important of those two words is "society". We have come to erroneously equate freedom with anarchy, which would be the antithesis of any society at all.
And the rights of the women and their privacy should be equal with the law.
You mean this in the context of the right on abortion? Basically, I agree with that, but there should be term limits. Say, this right should exist in the first three months of pregnancy. An abortion on demand, that is.Yes, there should be the golden mean. Basically, the rights of one person end where the rights of another person begin.I think that the first question should be: Do we want to live in a free society? And what a free society actually is?Yes, that is true. The question is to what extent they should be involved in these cases.Why is that? And who is to prevent you from that? A vice squad?You can't do drugs, you can't prostitute yourself, and you can't kill yourself
Well, yes, law enforcement DOES prevent you from doing all those things, as much as they possibly can.
Well, that requires answering a deeper and more fundamental question: Do we want to live in a society that treats people as disposable?
I think you should consider that the more important of those two words is "society". We have come to erroneously equate freedom with anarchy, which would be the antithesis of any society at all.
And the rights of the women and their privacy should be equal with the law.
You mean this in the context of the right on abortion? Basically, I agree with that, but there should be term limits. Say, this right should exist in the first three months of pregnancy. An abortion on demand, that is.Yes, there should be the golden mean. Basically, the rights of one person end where the rights of another person begin.I think that the first question should be: Do we want to live in a free society? And what a free society actually is?Yes, that is true. The question is to what extent they should be involved in these cases.Why is that? And who is to prevent you from that? A vice squad?You can't do drugs, you can't prostitute yourself, and you can't kill yourself
Well, yes, law enforcement DOES prevent you from doing all those things, as much as they possibly can.
Well, that requires answering a deeper and more fundamental question: Do we want to live in a society that treats people as disposable?
I think you should consider that the more important of those two words is "society". We have come to erroneously equate freedom with anarchy, which would be the antithesis of any society at all.
And the rights of the women and their privacy should be equal with the law.
Based on the development of a fetus.You mean this in the context of the right on abortion? Basically, I agree with that, but there should be term limits. Say, this right should exist in the first three months of pregnancy. An abortion on demand, that is.Yes, there should be the golden mean. Basically, the rights of one person end where the rights of another person begin.I think that the first question should be: Do we want to live in a free society? And what a free society actually is?Yes, that is true. The question is to what extent they should be involved in these cases.Why is that? And who is to prevent you from that? A vice squad?You can't do drugs, you can't prostitute yourself, and you can't kill yourself
Well, yes, law enforcement DOES prevent you from doing all those things, as much as they possibly can.
Well, that requires answering a deeper and more fundamental question: Do we want to live in a society that treats people as disposable?
I think you should consider that the more important of those two words is "society". We have come to erroneously equate freedom with anarchy, which would be the antithesis of any society at all.
And the rights of the women and their privacy should be equal with the law.
On what logical basis?
Cool. Why is that? Because I am male?You mean this in the context of the right on abortion? Basically, I agree with that, but there should be term limits. Say, this right should exist in the first three months of pregnancy. An abortion on demand, that is.Yes, there should be the golden mean. Basically, the rights of one person end where the rights of another person begin.I think that the first question should be: Do we want to live in a free society? And what a free society actually is?Yes, that is true. The question is to what extent they should be involved in these cases.Why is that? And who is to prevent you from that? A vice squad?You can't do drugs, you can't prostitute yourself, and you can't kill yourself
Well, yes, law enforcement DOES prevent you from doing all those things, as much as they possibly can.
Well, that requires answering a deeper and more fundamental question: Do we want to live in a society that treats people as disposable?
I think you should consider that the more important of those two words is "society". We have come to erroneously equate freedom with anarchy, which would be the antithesis of any society at all.
And the rights of the women and their privacy should be equal with the law.
It's not any of your business.
Based on the development of a fetus.You mean this in the context of the right on abortion? Basically, I agree with that, but there should be term limits. Say, this right should exist in the first three months of pregnancy. An abortion on demand, that is.Yes, there should be the golden mean. Basically, the rights of one person end where the rights of another person begin.I think that the first question should be: Do we want to live in a free society? And what a free society actually is?Yes, that is true. The question is to what extent they should be involved in these cases.Why is that? And who is to prevent you from that? A vice squad?You can't do drugs, you can't prostitute yourself, and you can't kill yourself
Well, yes, law enforcement DOES prevent you from doing all those things, as much as they possibly can.
Well, that requires answering a deeper and more fundamental question: Do we want to live in a society that treats people as disposable?
I think you should consider that the more important of those two words is "society". We have come to erroneously equate freedom with anarchy, which would be the antithesis of any society at all.
And the rights of the women and their privacy should be equal with the law.
On what logical basis?
Cool. Why is that? Because I am male?You mean this in the context of the right on abortion? Basically, I agree with that, but there should be term limits. Say, this right should exist in the first three months of pregnancy. An abortion on demand, that is.Yes, there should be the golden mean. Basically, the rights of one person end where the rights of another person begin.I think that the first question should be: Do we want to live in a free society? And what a free society actually is?Yes, that is true. The question is to what extent they should be involved in these cases.Why is that? And who is to prevent you from that? A vice squad?You can't do drugs, you can't prostitute yourself, and you can't kill yourself
Well, yes, law enforcement DOES prevent you from doing all those things, as much as they possibly can.
Well, that requires answering a deeper and more fundamental question: Do we want to live in a society that treats people as disposable?
I think you should consider that the more important of those two words is "society". We have come to erroneously equate freedom with anarchy, which would be the antithesis of any society at all.
And the rights of the women and their privacy should be equal with the law.
It's not any of your business.
State rights verses Federal rights...A likely contender to see the SCOTUS.
The legislation prohibits abortion in the state unless a pregnancy poses a risk to the mother’s life. A legal challenge to the bill is virtually certain.
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson Signs Into Law A Near-Total Abortion Ban
State rights verses Federal rights...A likely contender to see the SCOTUS.
The legislation prohibits abortion in the state unless a pregnancy poses a risk to the mother’s life. A legal challenge to the bill is virtually certain.
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson Signs Into Law A Near-Total Abortion Ban
with the feds becoming one giant swamp..............states will be pushing their states rights including for things that the people don't want as well. It's a free for all---law and order and right and wrong no longer matter.
1. If the baby is unwanted and there is no way to make legal abortion.Based on the development of a fetus.You mean this in the context of the right on abortion? Basically, I agree with that, but there should be term limits. Say, this right should exist in the first three months of pregnancy. An abortion on demand, that is.Yes, there should be the golden mean. Basically, the rights of one person end where the rights of another person begin.I think that the first question should be: Do we want to live in a free society? And what a free society actually is?Yes, that is true. The question is to what extent they should be involved in these cases.Why is that? And who is to prevent you from that? A vice squad?You can't do drugs, you can't prostitute yourself, and you can't kill yourself
Well, yes, law enforcement DOES prevent you from doing all those things, as much as they possibly can.
Well, that requires answering a deeper and more fundamental question: Do we want to live in a society that treats people as disposable?
I think you should consider that the more important of those two words is "society". We have come to erroneously equate freedom with anarchy, which would be the antithesis of any society at all.
And the rights of the women and their privacy should be equal with the law.
On what logical basis?
I'm sorry, did you actually think that was some sort of answer? Let me see if I can clarify the term "logical" for you a little bit by demonstration.
1) For what reason would someone want to make abortion illegal at any point in time?
2) In what way would that reason apply in the second and third trimesters, but not in the first trimester?
I shall be fascinated to see if you can answer those two questions in anything approaching a coherent fashion.
That point is strange. You want equal rights for all, but now give away a right to decide basing on a biological sex.Cool. Why is that? Because I am male?You mean this in the context of the right on abortion? Basically, I agree with that, but there should be term limits. Say, this right should exist in the first three months of pregnancy. An abortion on demand, that is.Yes, there should be the golden mean. Basically, the rights of one person end where the rights of another person begin.I think that the first question should be: Do we want to live in a free society? And what a free society actually is?Yes, that is true. The question is to what extent they should be involved in these cases.Why is that? And who is to prevent you from that? A vice squad?You can't do drugs, you can't prostitute yourself, and you can't kill yourself
Well, yes, law enforcement DOES prevent you from doing all those things, as much as they possibly can.
Well, that requires answering a deeper and more fundamental question: Do we want to live in a society that treats people as disposable?
I think you should consider that the more important of those two words is "society". We have come to erroneously equate freedom with anarchy, which would be the antithesis of any society at all.
And the rights of the women and their privacy should be equal with the law.
It's not any of your business.
Yes that's exactly right. If someone you date or marry doesn't want YOUR child there is nothing you can do about it.
That point is strange. You want equal rights for all, but now give away a right to decide basing on a biological sex.Cool. Why is that? Because I am male?You mean this in the context of the right on abortion? Basically, I agree with that, but there should be term limits. Say, this right should exist in the first three months of pregnancy. An abortion on demand, that is.Yes, there should be the golden mean. Basically, the rights of one person end where the rights of another person begin.I think that the first question should be: Do we want to live in a free society? And what a free society actually is?Yes, that is true. The question is to what extent they should be involved in these cases.Why is that? And who is to prevent you from that? A vice squad?You can't do drugs, you can't prostitute yourself, and you can't kill yourself
Well, yes, law enforcement DOES prevent you from doing all those things, as much as they possibly can.
Well, that requires answering a deeper and more fundamental question: Do we want to live in a society that treats people as disposable?
I think you should consider that the more important of those two words is "society". We have come to erroneously equate freedom with anarchy, which would be the antithesis of any society at all.
And the rights of the women and their privacy should be equal with the law.
It's not any of your business.
Yes that's exactly right. If someone you date or marry doesn't want YOUR child there is nothing you can do about it.