Alabama A******n law...Is it too extreme???
May 16, 2019 11:58:59 #
Blade_Runner wrote:
It's called the United States of America.
So in your view, states have the right to ignore national laws if they find them inconvenient?
May 16, 2019 12:44:29 #
kemmer wrote:
So in your view, states have the right to ignore national laws if they find them inconvenient?
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
May 16, 2019 13:03:48 #
Blade_Runner wrote:
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
I bet you have a Confederate f**g on your beat-up F-150, right?
May 16, 2019 13:08:48 #
Blade_Runner wrote:
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
Har har... Piece in The Onion;
“Woman walking alone at night speeds up after seeing a truck full of Alabama lawmakers slowly following her”.
May 16, 2019 15:33:14 #
proud republican wrote:
I think this law is going to be thrown out in Supreme Court...
but it will be the courts ruling that will allow the appeal that eventually will end Roe vs Wade. Why, because there is no way Right to Privacy can give a government the right to say you have a right to k**l another person, even if it is a baby in your womb.
May 16, 2019 16:21:34 #
Canuckus Deploracus wrote:
In my opinion perhaps more rape victims would find closure if we more appropriately punished rapists....
Execution... With prejudice...
In my opinion perhaps more rape victims would find closure if we more appropriately punished rapists....
Execution... With prejudice...
How do you feel about statutory rape...especially the family variety? I truly think people would be appalled if they knew how often in terms of how many families have that skeleton in their closet, the family knows full well and it is family policy not to air the dirty linen. I doubt there is a single person who doesn't know of someone who has family statutory rape in the closet where nothing was done. I personally know of several friend's families that have talked about that and it was taken to the degree where an a******n made it go away. I know of several instances where it was supported by the spouse of the rapist in a way that the mother should be in prison too.
When a fifteen year old girl is raped by a step father, goes to their mother to tell her, and has the mother physically or mentally assault her by blaming it on something she did that enticed the rape, that woman should be in prison too. I've known of several cases of that, and it had it's effect on the girls in a way that changed their lives...it made them different.
I do have to admit that the defense is often one of not destroying a family, the guy is the bread winner so jail destroys the family. There are other things such as chemical castration, take away the desire and ability to have sex at all.
May 16, 2019 16:27:56 #
Blade_Runner wrote:
So you would sink to the level of the "monste... (show quote)
Nor will it come from a culture of forgiveness, tried that, it doesn't work.
Interesting that many religiously oriented people see the church and it's morals as salvation, but the church happens to be a hot bed of a high number of moral sex related crimes such as statutory rape. "He's such a righteously god fearing man" and "but he does so much good" has been the basis of a lot of letting a guy off the hook.
May 16, 2019 17:20:29 #
kemmer wrote:
I bet you have a Confederate f**g on your beat-up F-150, right?
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
U.S. Constitution, Bill of Rights, 10th Amendment.
May 16, 2019 17:29:44 #
woodguru wrote:
I am not a member of an established church. The One True Church is not a building with fancy windows and a steeple where people go to listen to sermons and sing and say prayers.Nor will it come from a culture of forgiveness, tried that, it doesn't work.
Interesting that many religiously oriented people see the church and it's morals as salvation, but the church happens to be a hot bed of a high number of moral sex related crimes such as statutory rape. "He's such a righteously god fearing man" and "but he does so much good" has been the basis of a lot of letting a guy off the hook.
Interesting that many religiously oriented people see the church and it's morals as salvation, but the church happens to be a hot bed of a high number of moral sex related crimes such as statutory rape. "He's such a righteously god fearing man" and "but he does so much good" has been the basis of a lot of letting a guy off the hook.
In any case, your allegation that churches are hot beds of "a high number of moral sex related crimes such as statutory rape" is ignorant hyperbole. Freaking drama queen.
May 16, 2019 20:11:51 #
proud republican wrote:
If it passes it would be the strictest a******n la... (show quote)
Extreme? Yes, it is. The real question should be why is it seen as being necessary? How did it come to this? That's the root of the 'extreme'. By the way, the penalty for infanticide is death, so they're getting off light at 99 years.
May 16, 2019 20:40:39 #
Larry the Legend wrote:
Extreme? Yes, it is. The real question should be why is it seen as being necessary? How did it come to this? That's the root of the 'extreme'. By the way, the penalty for infanticide is death, so they're getting off light at 99 years.
I really donot want to be a part of putting any BABY to DEATH To never allow this GIFT from GOD to be allowed his/her chance of making life here on earth better is Travesty against HUMANITY. The fact that the MAJORITY of these never to be allowed to see the LIGHT OF DAY are BLACK INFANTS, and their parents only represent 10% of this Nations population. This looks like a obvious action to limit their reproduction to gradually eliminate our sin by removing it from our SIGHT.
May 17, 2019 03:00:31 #
proud republican wrote:
So you would let a 12 year old who was molested by her POS father, you would make her carry a baby for 9 months??? Really you would do that???
I didn't speak about a 12 year old incest victim . . . and I'm not saying it doesn't happen! I wouldn't force by law . . . but I would plead for the life of the unborn and request the child be born and placed for adoption.
What is not being addressed is the life of the unborn! We have no idea what kind of person the unborn child will grow up to be . . . they could be another Einstein or another Leonardo da Vinci or Beethoven . . . we have no idea the genius that is destroyed in an a******n . . . regardless of how the child was conceived!
No, I would not force a 12 year old incest victim to carry for 9 months by law or personally . . . but I would definitely plead for the life of the unborn in every case!!!
May 17, 2019 05:55:09 #
Blade_Runner wrote:
Roe v Wade was never legislated and passed into la... (show quote)
I have to agree with you Blade Runner. It would be difficult for anyone who was raped to carry a child that was not wanted by rape, no matter what age, but God still created that life. If that child is not wanted after birth, give it up for adoption. I believe a******n is nothing but an easy way to get rid of a child. I believe this will be headed to the Supreme Court, and who knows how they will respond! It is very sad that so many a******ns are happening now. It has become too easy, like taking an aspirin. Moral values flushed down the toilet, very sad, indeed!
May 17, 2019 06:40:26 #
jSmitty45 wrote:
I have to agree with you Blade Runner. It would be... (show quote)
Agreed! A******n should be harder than buying a gun! A******n should hold the stigma of shame . . . and I wouldn't doubt if it does anyway! My sister had an a******n and was never the same. Even after years, she still feels she did something wrong . . . and, what's worst is she couldn't get pregnant after the a******n! The a******n literally took her ability to be a mother of her own child!!!
A******n may be the most amoral act on the face of the earth . . . I hope Roe v Wade is overturned as soon as possible!!!
May 17, 2019 06:55:29 #
woodguru wrote:
Nor will it come from a culture of forgiveness, tried that, it doesn't work.
Interesting that many religiously oriented people see the church and it's morals as salvation, but the church happens to be a hot bed of a high number of moral sex related crimes such as statutory rape. "He's such a righteously god fearing man" and "but he does so much good" has been the basis of a lot of letting a guy off the hook.
Interesting that many religiously oriented people see the church and it's morals as salvation, but the church happens to be a hot bed of a high number of moral sex related crimes such as statutory rape. "He's such a righteously god fearing man" and "but he does so much good" has been the basis of a lot of letting a guy off the hook.
What is a moral sex related crime? Is not a sex related crime an immoral act to begin with? And where does a culture of forgiveness exist but in the Christian belief system? The Constitution plainly states that it will not establish any religion what-so-ever . . . so where do you see any real culture of forgiveness other than the church? It is not a standard that society keeps!
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