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" Bull Shit Arrogance Of Damned Dirty Apes "
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The conservative versus liberal paradigm is intellectual buffoonery , and the left and the right both vie for government control over public policy , while emphasizing collective whimsy through populism for democracy as tyranny by majority .
The us republic is founded upon principles of individualism that do not simply pander to a whim of collective dictates through state or federal government , and us constitution assures it , so trite comments about sit down , shut up and take it are asinine .
That without cause abortion occurs is not an abomination , rather that abortion anti-choice ignore with cause abortion is an abomination .
The simple facts of us constitution are that as a live birth is required to be a citizen , whereby equitable doctrine states are prohibited from protecting a wright to life of any which has not met a live birth requirement to receive it , whereby dobbs is sedition against us 14th , 9th and 1st amendments , that is supported by traitors to principles of us republic .
I'm pro-choice, but I do believe the fetus becomes a human being and baby before it is born. That's just common sense and inherently true and obvious. Society should define what constitutes a human being in the womb, based upon several parameters. If the fetus hasn't developed a nervous system yet or even a brain, then I don't see that fetus as a human being, worthy of the same rights as the woman who is pregnant. If a fetus is essentially unconscious, unable to feel pain, and can't survive outside of the womb, even with medical technology, then I see the woman as being within her right to end the pregnancy. Perhaps it's 24 weeks? It's up to society to determine that.
If a human being is on life support in the ICU (Intensive Care Unit), attached to a machine that is keeping them alive, when does society have a right to pull the plug? It's up to society to decide that. Can society force family members, through the strong hand of the government, to take care of a relative that is in a vegetative state, with the potential of maybe in the future coming out of that condition or coma? The potential might be there for this person who is currently a "vegetable", to get well and healthy in the future, but that doesn't make that person's family obligated to take care of them while they are in that coma, connected to a machine.
Maybe the relatives of that person can't afford to take care of their relative. They don't have the expertise or resources. How does this apply to pregnant women who are of limited means and single? The conservatives are essentially trying to force pregnant women to remain pregnant and give birth through the power of government. These same Christians complain about the government forcing them to wear a mask on their faces in a public venue during a deadly, nationwide pandemic, because supposedly the government doesn't have a right to force them to wear a mask on their bodies while pushing that same government to force women to remain pregnant. The irony.
These pro-lifers, are righteously indignant against women who choose to end their pregnancies without caring much about the women's predicament. These righteous conservatives and champions of fetuses, often defund government programs that help the poor, including single mothers, raise their children. They strip these social programs of funding then turn around and tell these women who are poor and pregnant, that they have to remain pregnant for nine months, give birth and raise their child. The woman can place the child up for adoption, but many of these children, end up in foster care. In adulthood, they end up like these former foster care children:
Many of them end up like this too:
IN PRISON
Where is the "pro-life" in forcing women through the heavy hand of government, to remain pregnant, when they can't afford to be mothers? When they can't risk losing their jobs due to their pregnancies. Are the conservatives there to help these poor, single women with some financial support, to avoid homelessness, when they lose their jobs as a result of the pregnancy that you're forcing them to maintain and are unable to pay their bills? Where are you "pro-life" disciples of Jesus, when these women need help? You love to defund all of the government programs that help these women, with their pregnancies and to raise their children, with a single paycheck. Hello? Where are you "pro-life", "righteous" Christians?
In an ideal world, women would only get pregnant when they are married and ready to be mothers. Unfortunately, we don't live in that ideal, perfect world that Christians envision. One of the reasons for that, is the American Christian's indifference to the needs of poor, single mothers. They're the champions of fetuses, not of babies outside of the womb and their mothers, who are trying to raise them with little resources. Christian Republicans defund SNAP-Food Stamps, Medicaid, housing, daycare for the children of single mothers, school lunch programs..etc. Even Job Corps, which trains young people in a trade:
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Job Corps
Is often battling Republicans for its funding from the federal budget. These Republicans defund everything that helps the poor and love spending money on wars, weapons..etc (everything that helps the rich and powerful). They never ask the question "whose going to pay for it?", when it comes to funding wars and weapons, they only ask that question for the programs that help single mothers. How are these conservatives "pro-life"? They're actually pro-death.
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