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Mar 10, 2014 22:40:57   #
In the case of your daughter, she should look into clinical sterilization. If she would die if she became pregnant, then why take the chance? And of course, she would not be shackled with the knowledge that she had her baby k**led.

To respond to your question, I know of a family who was in the position where the mother was pregnant with the second child, she had some kind of accident, long story short she was kept alive for over 6 months so the baby could be born. That was a few years ago. The child is happy and healthy, the mother was allowed to pass away with family and friends around her. So, yes it is possible.

ginger wrote:
Not everyone has parents they can talk to. My children are not among those. But because I'm "the cool non judgemental mom" I had all of my kids friends talking to me before they would even think of taking to their parents. And yes I do have strong opinions about this. I do not like a******n. But I also do not like anyone trying to take any rights away. Also, one of my girls was born with a heart problem. Cannot carry a baby. It would k**l her. So, if her contraception fails as that sometimes does, I don't want her right to her life taken away. Some of these people are so into the rights of a small group of cells, but not to the rights of the woman. Do they think the fetus will continue to go on if the woman dies?
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Mar 10, 2014 22:38:52   #
ginger wrote:
Science says that without heart beat there is no life. Try going without one and see how you do. At three months, there is no heart beat, no nerve endings and no brain.


Science says, but what does your heart tell you? Before you respond, imagine that a new life is growing in your belly, feel the little feet or that jump (the one that makes all expectant mothers giggle), feel the small swell of the baby growing inside you....a life that you created. Now, where is your heart?
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Mar 10, 2014 22:27:06   #
I just had a visit to the eye doctor, they still use the same techniques. But, if it is just the typing on your screen that is too small; try this. On your menu bar see "view", click on that and go down to "Text Size" you will be able to adjust the font as it appears on your screen. Do not do the zoom, it actually will cause small issues when you try to see a complete page.


AuntiE wrote:
Please, Mr. Brian, I do not want to go. :( :-( I absolutely abhor things coming at my eyes, even knowing they will not cause pain. I know it matters little; however, let me be personally boring. Several years ago they sent me to an ophthalmologist. It required two nurses to hold my arms down to administer drops in my eyes and took three tries to accomplish. I know...I know...grow up. :XD:
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Mar 10, 2014 22:22:22   #
fom wrote:
Hey I wanted some t***h from you not a jab calling me a liberal who is already close minded. Unfair. I wanted a real answer not an excuse for no answer.


I did not see your question. Be kind and repost it. Even if the other person does not respond, perhaps someone else will or if I can, then you can count on me.
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Mar 10, 2014 22:14:32   #
Armageddun wrote:
I finally found someone who knows what to do with garbanzo beans. We have them in the food pantry, my fellow worker and myself have had no idea what they taste like and what they were used for. Can you give me a description of the taste, and perhaps an idea how to fix them.


The taste depends on how they are cooked. Also the texture makes a difference. To me they have a slight nutty flavor, I use them in my garden salads, three bean salad, and they make a full bodied soup. I am vegan, so I can only tell you that my aunt makes a chicken with chickpea, garbanzo bean base and her family loves it. I can not vouch for the chicken thing.
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Mar 10, 2014 22:05:54   #
I agree with you. Now the jinn is out of the bottle, how can one put it back? Is there any going back? I pray that my Papa was right, he told me that changes are necessary for us to survive and mature. He went on to say that humans are intelligent and when they find a system that works, they will return to that system. Before all the new and improved notions from progressive movement, things did work. They needed refinement, but for the most part worked well. I hope that one day we humans will wake up and relearn the forgotten arts of parenting, being husband and wife, enjoying things that are not electronic or mind altering. Teaching using real books and teachers that we did not worry were d*****t in behavior.

lpnmajor wrote:
The smarter we get, the more stupid we act. Someone decided that the "old ways" were outdated and in need of improvement. So, being so much smarter than our grand parents, we improved ourselves to the point where no one has a clue. Instead of referring back to a "restore point", where we KNEW things worked better, we keep trying to improve on current "bad code" and consequently, keep making things worse. We keep redefining the Constitution until it resembles nothing like the original, we keep improving criminal codes until criminals have more rights than law abiding citizens and improving our education system until kids are barely able to care for themselves after graduation. Kudo's to the improvers!
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Mar 10, 2014 19:58:39   #
You think that a person has to h**e an individual to disagree; simply untrue. His skin color is immaterial, he could be bright orange, it does not change the facts that he has not been a good president. I will not discuss President George Bush, Jr., with you as I had the pleasure of meeting with him and found him not only concerned, but personable and very much a gentleman. Ergo, my personal relationship has tainted my views of him as a president and a man.

The pamphlet was mediocre at best. A work prepared by an individual that gave some, but not much thought in pr********n. It was a quick buck for the author. It is written with simplistic views, very much tilted to the Liberal notions about how economy should work in an utopian type of world, and easily dismissed as another propaganda tool mass produced to sway the opinions of the masses.

Congratulations on being able to fool yourself. This is something that I and the majority of my friends and acquaintances have not even though worthy of mastering.

Glaucon wrote:
Actually, I don’t think there is much difference between Bush an Obama on most of the most important issues. The only obvious difference is his skin color and Obama h**ers profess strongly that skin color is not an issue, but most of the time, perhaps they protest too much. I also notice that true Obama h**ers have extreme difficulty citing specific things they think Obama has done wrong. There are several major things I think he has done wrong that the true h**ers seldom mention.
I think most of us are able to easily lie to ourselves and that is most of our problem individually and as a country. There is an old saying, First don’t fool yourself and you are the easiest one to fool.
The reading I suggested is a small, thin book, not a pamphlet. I will be interested in you response to the book.
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Mar 10, 2014 18:51:22   #
I did not say Obama is the cause of all our problems, I said that he has made errors in management of our resources, our finances, and is generally an unacceptable president. History books will probably portray him as average, but history books are written by people who have their own values. I will give him credit, he had a set of goals in mind when he took office and he has succeeded in accomplishing most of those goals. Now were his goals set with America in mind, only selected members, or his own self fulfillment. That is what each person must ask and to themselves looking in the bathroom mirror, because one thing that no one can do is lie to themselves. Try it, you will see what I mean.

I read the pamphlet you recommended. But, thank you for the recommendation.

Glaucon wrote:
I think we all see problems now and realize we have had problem from the time we lived in caves. I think we will overcome all of our present problems if we don't destroy our environment and become extinct.

I have to disagree on the Obama issue. I have major disagreements with him, but I think history will fine him to about average among our presidents. Seeing Obama as the cause or even a major cause of our present problems is not justified and it distracts us from real problems such as improving our educational systems, decreasing pollution, and taking individual responsibility.

If you are serious, I recommend a small thin book that suggests some powerful ways each of us can become powerful influences to improve our government: Gardens of Democracy by Liu and Hanauer
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Mar 10, 2014 18:29:27   #
For over an hour I have been trying to find the right words to respond to this person. I went to pull weeds, I did my dishes and still did not have a response. I commend you Tasine, you are gifted; thank you so much for writing your response for you echoed what was in my head but would not come out! You know something, this person really needs to find a new church and better friends, because the people she describes are not like any conservatives I know or have ever known. Thank you again! Well said.


Tasine wrote:
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Wow! What an indictment of your conservative "friends". Do you actually have any real friends who are conservative, or do you use the term tongue-in-cheek.

"When I read the Bible, I notice that the most talked about subject is charity and helping the poor. (By far) But my conservative friends seem to h**e the poor, as though they have not right to exist. Certainly they don't deserve food or medical care or the right to v**e."

Let me ask you this: How exactly do you define charity? This is one of the greatest divides the two major political parties have. The left sees charity as stealing from the person who has something in order to give it to the poorer one. The one "giving" it to the poor didn't own it to give. The victim of the theft was the owner of the gift. The thief was merely a thief - no real charity happened.

What do you see as "helping a poor person"? You might say that he deserves welfare. To an extent I agree ........ if he is down on his luck, he needs a helping hand. But if you give him welfare indefinitely, what are you actually DOING to him? You are enabling sloth and laziness and he is no better prepared to help himself than he was in the beginning. Eventually he comes to see it as his "right". Conservatives believe in giving a helping hand, and most do so without government demanding it. Conservatives are not big on advertising their generosity. Their method is NOT to get on TV and beg for donations. Some of the biggest generosity in the nation comes from quiet and unheralded generous conservatives.

The political left has lost all contact with true generosity. Generosity comes from the heart. I have never seen ANYTHING resembling generosity come from government, have you? Government has no heart and government has no conscience. But the left wants tax dollars to provide their generosity, not their own dollars. Now their own tax dollars could honestly be called "generosity", but generosity by virtue of stealing from others is hardly "generosity" - it is plain theft.
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Mar 10, 2014 17:51:31   #
My condolence for the loss of your friend.

I do like his sign, it reminds me of the one Mother needled pointed for me when I went off to college It read: "The trouble with having an open mind, of course, is that people will insist on coming along and trying to put things in it. Terry Pratchett" I asked her the meaning, she said that an open mind is fine, but be careful of who's ideas you adopt.


oldroy wrote:
I went to a funeral today for an old-time cowboy and a sign that he had h*****g in his house was displayed with many other things from his trade and his beliefs. He was an old man who I could talk politics with and never get in an argument but anyone with any left lean at all wouldn't have liked talking with him. Anyway that old sign said that "People with closed minds need to have them opened for repair". I will guarantee you he was talking about left leaners.
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Mar 10, 2014 17:39:18   #
Glaucon wrote:
WHAT IS WRONG WITH US?
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I bet you feel better after getting all of that off your chest.

After all the dust settles there is only one thing wrong with our children and it goes right back to the parents not doing a good job in parenting. Parents need to be adults first, then a friend for their children. Too many are afraid to discipline their children; and discipline does not come from beating or abuse. Educational institutions need to get back to teaching core subjects and if they wish to offer sociological studies as an optional course, then I see no harm. The sheriff who said the nation would be better off without Obama, well he is right. assignation would not be something I would endorse, but due to the way Obama has mismanaged our funds, forced laws on us......among a thousand other issues, he really does need to step down and let a qualified person try to fix the issues he has caused.

I have said enough. I leave you with one thought; the US has survived worse things than we are facing now. Given better leadership she will survive even these times. Do not give up on our people or our nation.
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Mar 10, 2014 17:16:06   #
WOW, this underscores the reason for parents to be parents. Had I been in your position, I would have gone and talked with my Papa and my Mother. I was comfortable telling them everything, because they were parents and they were good friends as well. I am sorry that you had to make such a decision all on your own. No wonder you have such strong opinions.


ginger wrote:
So you are of the mind that forced birth is ok, and if the infant ends up in a dumpster that's ok too?
There are many girls, not women, that end up pregnant because they get pressured into having sex so they don't loose that dreamy Then as soon as they say they are pregnant that dreamy boy runs. So, they can't talk to the parents because they feel that won't go well. And your feeling is she HAS to have that baby. What happened to that dreamy boy? He gets to go on with his life. Afterall it must have been the girls fault right?
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Mar 10, 2014 14:00:45   #
I will take my own advice, and simply say thank you for your comment.

Searching wrote:
I will agree with you that you and I have MAJOR differences in philosophies and we probably, in all honesty, always have and always will. It is not that I do not have respect for your opinions. As I pointed out to another poster recently we are all as unique and different from one another as one snowflake is to another. While I realize part of the problem is how "I" and perhaps "others" sometimes receive statements made by you, I also know what a knowledgeable and articulate individual you are and have always admired that about you. However, it sometimes feels, as it did last evening on open OPP, as if the intent of your choice of words, whether with conscious intent or not, short of being derisive, managed to be condescending. I do not always respond with my best foot forward, a point I will readily acknowledge. I guess it should just be chalked up -- for both of us -- a lesson that we are all human.
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Mar 10, 2014 13:09:52   #
Searching wrote:
You know, I had no animosity until... You chose a path. I chose a path. I have always respected your right to your opinion. You took objection to mine and rather unkindly gave your opinion. We teach people how to treat us, and no longer shall I choose to just lie down and let anyone, regardless of how I view them, friend, once upon a time friend or enemy for that matter, trample and dismiss me as so much trash to take out.


I do not wish to discuss your issues with me in public, however if you would like to discuss our differences in PMs I will most certainly oblige you.

I am glad that you have made a decision to stand up for yourself, you are not nor have you ever been trash. You and I simply have different views that we can not compromise. I respect your opinions even if you do not have respect for mine. At times one can be diplomatic and be concerned with hurting another's feelings, at times we must be straightforward and state our opinions without denial or deceit, and at other times we must restrain ourselves from voicing our opinions. It would appear that with you, I should have taken the last alternative and not said anything even in response to your direct querry. I did not intend to cause you harm.
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Mar 10, 2014 12:58:10   #
There is never an excuse for harming a child. Having said that, I am so sorry for your cousin's loss. That type of removal is necessary, the child had passed. That to me is not an a******n. I know that such a loss to her must have been very painful.

On the issue of Moses. His mother placed him in the basket to avoid his murder. She was giving him the only chance to survive that she could think of, that is similar to giving a child up for adoption. A chance to survive, to become a fulfillment of potential. And look what Moses became, he was the conduit for God's teachings.

Although some assume that a fetus does not have feelings, there is plenty of evidence that show they move away from heat, they hiccup, they suck their thumbs, they react to percussion, and one does not know for sure that they are unaware. Although I can appreciate your thoughts regarding a******n, I can not be shaken from my belief that birth control has to be a concern before pregnancy, not afterwards.

Yes, there are some very horrible things that happen to new born children. It is the nature of some to be without feelings or morale fiber who cause pain and suffering. That will never be stopped. In years past, there were tribes that would put the elders, unwanted babies, the infirmed and r****ded out for nature to take its course, and this still goes on in Africa today. A******n has not changed these attitudes, if anything it has become more commonplace and less condemned by the masses. Sad, but humans have evolved into callused and selfish creatures that do not value one another, so how can we expect them to value an unborn child?

Your comments were not ill received, I can see why you think as you do. However, to me and I speak only for myself, a******n is not acceptable as a means of birth control.

ginger wrote:
Thoughts for you. In the time of the bible and right up to present, unwanted babies were left out to die of exposure or eaten by wild animals. Read the story of Romulas and Remas. Left out for the wolves. And Moses got lucky. Really a baby floating down river in a sinking reed basket.
So you are against a******n. Have you ever seen pictures of unwanted babies? I have. I'd much rather the child had been aborted than tortured to death. I read about one baby girl the was put in a frying pan and fried. New borns in dumpsters.
I don't like a******n either, but if it is done in the first three months, when most are done, it is at that point about an inch long and looks like a polywog. No heat beat yet. No nerve endings to feel anything. Yes, some are done later in the pregnancy but then only because something has gone wrong. My cousin had one at seven months. Her son had died and was starting to decompose. Poisoning her. They took him all in one piece and there was a funeral.
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