Where_r_my_Keys
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Sorry I am not a far left drone like you.
And yes that is a far left trait. How does it feel to support that which you claim to be against?
Until you learn how babies are made, you really don't have a say in this.
And when you do learn that it takes both a man and woman to cause pregnancy, you still don't have a say in it - unless its you who is pregnant.
Once again the far left drones show they are about promoting their religion by derailing threads..
That's just the thing. You right wing anti abortion nuts have taken over and controlled the conversation for far too long. Making people feel guilty about their decision to abort. But when it's your kid who can either go off to college or stay home and raise a child, you sneak her away to the very same abortion clinic you picket. Stop it.
Look how dumb religions are: In Pakistan Birth Control And Religion Clash NPR
We need better birth control policies.
Foreign Policy Without Birth Control Planet Doomed NPR
Then we will have less unwanted pregnancies. Anyone got a problem with lowering the number of unwanted pregnancies?
And you prove why the far left religion is the most dangerous on the planet..
We already have too many people on this planet. It is time people stop having so many children. We're over populating the planet. Using up all the natural resources. HA! I remember a right winger said I was worrying for nothing about over population. I knew they're theory that the numbers would eventually top off was not true.
They said the number of people living on the planet would reach around 9 billion by 2050 and then level off. Now everything has changed: Rather than leveling off, the population size will continue to grow, reaching 10 billion or more at century's end.
Why is this happening? Put simply, fertility rates. Across much of the world, women are having fewer children, but in African countries, the decline is far slower than expected. Part of this shift was supposed to come from preferences about family size and better access to family planning to make that possible. Sadly, however, that access hasn't come.
Uganda — with one of the highest numbers of AIDS cases in sub-Saharan Africa — is projected to almost triple its population by 2050.
Consider this: In the first five months of this year, the world population grew by enough to equal all the AIDS deaths since the epidemic began 30 years ago.
If the world doesn't begin investing far more seriously in family planning, much of our progress fighting poverty in sub-Saharan Africa over the last half-century could be lost.
I say we have the same problem in our inner city ghettos here in America. So get them the IUD, Pill or rubbers but if those things fail there's always abortion. Thanks to science and a non religious country/government that has common sense.
Isn't it hysterical?
"THE PLANETS OVER POPULATED! We must do something to STOP THIS GROWTH IN POPULATION!"
"Well ya know, sexual intercourse causes babies... maybe, we should not be using sex as recreation."
"SHUT UP!! I'VE GOT A RIGHT TO SCREW ANYONE I CAN TALK INTO AS MUCH AS I WANT!"
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See the problem... .