Operation Rescue (Kansas)

[SkinnyBenny]

 

[Cire]

Wow. Phonics guy got real racist real fast.

Welp, I was going to stop posting in here, but now they are talking about aborting babies using racism as the deciding factor. I can't let this crap continue...

No, we solved the whole thing by 10 this morning.  Good luck in the lottery!

I hope the lawyers volunteer their time to help the adoptive parents with all of the legal bs. It sounds like a great plan. 

Only the pro-life ones, and it won't be volunteering.  It'll be mandated. 

  key

[nicname]

I don't really mind the register as pro-life ban abortion deal. 

[Saulbadguy]

I don't really mind the register as pro-life ban abortion deal. 

The logistics involved in getting every single person to register for such a thing isn't realistic.

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I don't really mind the register as pro-life ban abortion deal. 

The logistics involved in getting every single person to register for such a thing isn't realistic.

I'd considered that but I think it's worth investing in trying.  I mean, this is perfect.

[Saulbadguy]

I don't really mind the register as pro-life ban abortion deal. 

The logistics involved in getting every single person to register for such a thing isn't realistic.

I'd considered that but I think it's worth investing in trying.  I mean, this is perfect.

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[Rage Against the McKee]

Do a majority of Americans even support banning abortion? I couldn't imagine a majority would support it if it meant they had to adopt kids.

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Do a majority of Americans even support banning abortion? I couldn't imagine a majority would support it if it meant they had to adopt kids.

Probably not, but that would be the point. 

[Dugout DickStone]

I couldn't imagine a majority would support it if it meant they had to adopt kids.

 

[nicname]

I don't really mind the register as pro-life ban abortion deal. 

The logistics involved in getting every single person to register for such a thing isn't realistic.

I never said it isn't realistic.  I said I liked it, it's also pretty fair.  The only people that would have a problem with it are the zealots on either side of the argument.

[SkinnyBenny]

So in this awesome fantasy land are we still making rape victims have the babies? Because that's where it stops being awesome.

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So in this awesome fantasy land are we still making rape victims have the babies? Because that's where it stops being awesome.

It depends who wins the vote.  If given the individual consequences of the votes, the majority of our great land is against banning abortions, anything goes.  If the majority choose to ban abortions and going on a list that randomly assigns people on the list the care of the potential baby (including health care costs while the rape victim has to go through the whole process), then yes, she has to have the baby at no charge.

[sys]

i don't get why the exemption is always "rape, incest & health of the mother".  i get the rape and health exemptions, but why incest?  if it's non-consensual incest, then it's covered with rape.  if you're also exempting consensual, then you're just providing an incest incentive.

[bubbles4ksu]

i don't get why the exemption is always "rape, incest & health of the mother".  i get the rape and health exemptions, but why incest?  if it's non-consensual incest, then it's covered with rape.  if you're also exempting consensual, then you're just providing an incest incentive.

because it's not a human if it's born with 3 eyes.

[Rage Against the McKee]

The thing about a rape exemption is that any woman wanting an abortion would still be able to claim she was raped, regardless of what actually happened. The exemption is not worth the trouble, so it's best to just allow all abortions. Not to mention, who really cares if irresponsible people are getting abortions? These people are no threat to the living portion of society, and the Christian thing to do would be to not judge them.

[DQ12]

Not to mention, who really cares if irresponsible people are getting abortions?

Good God, we've answered this question at least 5 times in this thread: People care because people believe those "things" that are being aborted are "people."

That's why they care. 

They care for the same reason society cares when some White Trash Broad drowns her 2 year old in the bath tub. 

[EMAWmeister]

Point being, there are plenty of us and then some.  I don't see it as an automatic that we need to protect human life at all costs.     

I think that's a terrible way of looking at the world.

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[EMAWmeister]

Rape victims are a tough argument. While I 100% think that a child conceived of a horrible injustice like rape deserves a chance at life, I'm uncomfortable telling a rape victim to put their life and future on hold for up to two years because of a tragedy. But at the same time, what has that child done to deserve the punishment of death?

I should probably mention that I didn't read the entire thread. But I couldn't listen to Mr Breads opinion without stating that.

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We should've /thread'd this when we solved it on page 10.

Is there another issue that's preventing utopia that the people would like goEMAW to solve?

[Cartierfor3]

Is there another issue that's preventing utopia that the people would like goEMAW to solve?

Drought

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Is there another issue that's preventing utopia that the people would like goEMAW to solve?

Drought

Not familiar.  Are there 2 polarizing sides to the debate?

[Cartierfor3]

Is there another issue that's preventing utopia that the people would like goEMAW to solve?

Drought

Not familiar.  Are there 2 polarizing sides to the debate?

Probably.  I just hear everyone talk about the drought.  Maybe global warming is the one to tackle, seems like people have strong opinions and stuff. 

[SkinnyBenny]

But at the same time, what has that child done to deserve the punishment of death?

is half-monster

[EMAWmeister]

But at the same time, what has that child done to deserve the punishment of death?

is half-monster

debateable.

[SkinnyBenny]

But at the same time, what has that child done to deserve the punishment of death?

is half-monster

debateable.

denied, not debatable.