Better yet, the state should legislate that the abortion is shot in HD and the mothers be forced to watch and re-watch as their child is aborted and murdered.
That'll teach 'em. And the ones who happen to be rape victims getting abortions should have the rape videotaped so they can watch that too! You know to help them process the shame.
The goal isn't to punish the mother. It is to give her every opportunity to reconsider what she is about to do to her own body and the life of her unborn child.
Considering the population state of the planet and how babies and children are often a drain on our social systems, I think abortions should be rewarded with tax breaks for people who do the socially responsible thing.
Useing your logic why not legalize all murder and give them tax breaks. That will knock the population down a lot quicker.
It's not rape insurance. You are twisting things. It is abortion insurance for women who are sexually active and would consider killing their unwanted baby if they became pregnant.
Better yet, the state should legislate that the abortion is shot in HD and the mothers be forced to watch and re-watch as their child is aborted and murdered.
That takes me back to high school (Catholic, all boys) where we were forced to watch Silent Scream (video of an abortion) in religion class and three guys passed out.
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God is the greatest abortionist of all time, before modern medicine infant mortality rates were hilariously high, even now the US has one of the worst rates in the western world, yet all the right in America can do is fight against healthcare that would save those precious babies and fight against planned parenthood who's interest is in helping women and education to avoid needing abortions in the first place.
Its the attempts to make it more and more difficult for women to have their legal right to an abortion, and the right knows trying to tackle roe v wade is not the way to go so they do all kinds of other shady ways to curb women's rights and make it more difficult for them to get abortions.
I'm all for helping women avoid going that route, but to force them into some video watching and such nonsense is ######ed. They should have the right, speak to their doctor and be left alone. Not heckled or threatened or forced to go to another state just to get a medical service they are legally entitled to.
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Rape is pretty similar to a flat tire, in that they both can happen. But if you get raped, you can't just pull over and put on a new vagina like you can with a tire. Otherwise, 100% comparable.
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We get a say in what kind of treatments are covered by health care insurance now? Great. I'm tired of contributing towards treatments for people with diabetes. It's god's way of punishing those who can't resist the temptation of sugar. We're all educated, civilized people and should plan ahead for these kinds of things. If you want your health insurance to cover insulin, then you better make sure you get that diabetes rider now.
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God is the greatest abortionist of all time, before modern medicine infant mortality rates were hilariously high, even now the US has one of the worst rates in the western world, yet all the right in America can do is fight against healthcare that would save those precious babies and fight against planned parenthood who's interest is in helping women and education to avoid needing abortions in the first place.
You don't believe in God yet you slander Him. Not very rational.
The infant mortality rate in the States would be much higher if they included aborted children in that number and of course the vast majority of them are preventable.
Planned Parenthood promotes abortion and also uses their mostly government funded organization as a political tool. They should lose all government funding.
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Its the attempts to make it more and more difficult for women to have their legal right to an abortion, and the right knows trying to tackle roe v wade is not the way to go so they do all kinds of other shady ways to curb women's rights and make it more difficult for them to get abortions.
If by more difficult you mean pay for it yourself(not making me pay for this killing) then you are right. If by more difficult you mean the mother would find more difficulty in killing her unborn if she could see him/her on an ultrasound than yah your right. What niether of those laws do is prevent a women from chosing to abort her child.
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I'm all for helping women avoid going that route, but to force them into some video watching and such nonsense is ######ed. They should have the right, speak to their doctor and be left alone. Not heckled or threatened or forced to go to another state just to get a medical service they are legally entitled to.
No one is forcing these mothers to watching a video. No one is forcing these women to go out of State to get their abortions.
The first law stops those people(probably a majority) in Kansas who sees abortion as taking a life from having to fund it.
The second law requires an ultrasound be preformed and provided to the mother before the procedure is done. Nobody can deny that many women abort a child in a moment of crisis and live to regret it later. Helping her make a more informed decision is not a bad thing. If she really is bothered by a fuzzy picture of her unborn child than maybe abortion isn't the right chose for her.
Rape is pretty similar to a flat tire, in that they both can happen. But if you get raped, you can't just pull over and put on a new vagina like you can with a tire. Otherwise, 100% comparable.
That's not what is being compared and you know it. The comparison is a spare tire for a person who drives being simular to abortion insurance for a women who is sexually active and would consider aborting a child.
The goal isn't to punish the mother. It is to give her every opportunity to reconsider what she is about to do to her own body and the life of her unborn child.
She's freaking pregnant. A walking gestation chamber with chemical reactions and reconfigurations going on like crazy (which means her mood, sleep patterns, digestion, and temperature control are going wacky) and you think she needs "every opporotunity to reconsider"???
That has to be the most daft thing you've said yet.
That's not what is being compared and you know it. The comparison is a spare tire for a person who drives being simular to abortion insurance for a women who is sexually active and would consider aborting a child.
I'm well aware of it, but perhaps you missed my signature that states my posting policy.
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When did it become irrational to point out problems in things you don't agree with/don't think make sense?
He accused someone of contributing to the deaths of children when he is on record as not believing that person exists. That would be as rational as me blaming Santa Claus for children being too greedy at Christmas.
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It's not rape insurance. You are twisting things. It is abortion insurance for women who are sexually active and would consider killing their unwanted baby if they became pregnant.
I guess I look at rape as being different as consentual sex. In that a person who might get pregnant by "accident" through normal intimate relations might be willing to keep their baby; but a person who is raped may not want to keep that reminder of the worst event of her life.
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"Good" christians wouldn't bring a gun to church.
