woodguru wrote:
Yet the unwanted child has a high likelihood of becoming a burden to society that will cost tens (hundreds) of thousands of dollars in welfare.
The morning after pill being readily available (for $10) to any woman who screws up and has unprotected or unwanted sex is actually the best of the best in terms of solutions for even those who feel strongly about pro life. That would cost a tiny fraction of what a******ns do.
So does the "wanted" child. It takes a village to raise a child, you know.
And Roe v. Wade has made government healthcare (Medicaid, and any socialized medicine that will be spawned) less expensive. An a******n is less expensive than a delivery.
Pennylynn wrote:
So... save me the trouble.... tell me, who are you?
No dice. You'll need to put your thinking cap on. No clues, either.
Well, one clue. Esther.
Pennylynn wrote:
I have two departed individuals in mind.... I just need to read more of your comments to be sure..... one thing certain, you are not new to OPP.
How astute you really are.
Pennylynn wrote:
I sincerely doubt that he cares what you think of him.... I think he has bigger things on his mind, like creating jobs, crime in our cities, nuclear devices in the hands of enemies..... among other things. Now, that should put things in perspective for you and lets you know just how important you are to everyone else.
Yes, he does. Too bad he is incompetent, and unable to handle them.
By the way, did I say it bothers me that he may not care what I think?
And by the way, he actually does care what I think.
Jeez, PL, where have you been for the past year or so? Still trying to figure out what happened to the male sexual partners in Pre-Columbian South America?
I believe Trump is feeling a sense of failure. Or he will be very soon now.
Pennylynn wrote:
When our President was about a third of the way in the rally, he asked the audience why so many people come to hear him. He said there were thousands outside of the arena, no space for them inside. He then says that his attendance is larger than elton john's last concerts. He says that he does not have a musical instrument.... only a brain attached to his mouth. Actually, taken in context, his remarks were accurate. And this was just one part of his speech..... the rest was much more important. He explained how tester gives lip service to Montana while he is in front of them and while in DC v**es against everything that Montana's people want. He went on to point out those issues. And he did not leave it at that, he spoke about NATO and security.
One should take statements in context..... cherry picking should be left to the media....
When our President was about a third of the way in... (
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I thought it was pretty funny. And I don't like Trump. I REALLY don't like him.
proud republican wrote:
...Will you Democrats agree with Bob Mauller's decision and finally lay of President Trump???
How about us Republicans?
lindajoy wrote:
Good grief, Marsinah, I was just saying we don’t allow animals to suffer, why would we let people
Suffer???
Yes, I did read his book..I enjoyed it very much and wish he had done more... I took this quote from his book as it rang true!!
“But neither infinite power nor infinite wisdom could bestow godhood upon men. For that there would have to be infinite love as well.”
Do you know why he commited suicide? I can’t remember...
If you are "just saying" we don't allow animals to suffer, why would we let people, then aren't you also bestowing godhood upon men?
It is at the end of "A Canticle for Leibowitz", lj, that those suffering from great amounts of fallout, are advised to commit suicide. That is when the abbot states (about 1900 years post apocalypse): "...And society alone determines whether an act is wrong or not? Dearest God, how did those two heresies get back into the world after all this time?"
No I don't know. I'd like to read a good biography of him. Perhaps he, too, was disgusted with the human race. At any rate, it had nothing to do with "suffering pain".
By the way, lj, I never put my pets down. Except one, and that was a long time ago.
lindajoy wrote:
It seems so Marsinah.. Although he committed suicide I don’t think it was assisted..??
Do you know there are 8 states that allow it??
It is called assisted physicians death...
Morbid to some, I support the persons right to a dignified death rather than what that person who is terminal had to endure. .. I mean its not like we don't put animals down when in pain and dying...
When did humans become as animals?
Did you read the ending to "A Canticle for Leibowitz"?
eagleye13 wrote:
"Will the Committee take stamps?"
Only Blue Chip stamps, in pristine condition.
And by Blue Chip, I assume you are referring to stocks.
oldroy wrote:
This is by far one of your most simple minded posts of all time. You keep saying that there is no God and then you call Him the most prodigious a******nist ever. I call your words simple minded in that you finish up saying he performs that 20% of a******n through miscarriage.
Nice try, Kevyn but not good at all.
If so, oldroy, God the Almighty must be a VERY loving Deity. He didn't abort Kevyn.
Morgan wrote:
If pro-lifers are really pro-life, they should endorse equal pay for women, and increase the minimum wage, when one considers the majority of a******ns are done by single women in poverty status. Guess they're not really wanting or seeking that wonderful free ride of food stamps.
Question, Morgan: Where did you pick up your understanding of morality? Seriously.