Fogdog
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Cult of Sanders are incel authoritarians.
Celibacy isn't an answer. Wrap it, boys, and have a good time. Just don't be a jerk and no means no..
Trump Destroys Planned Parenthood
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Cult of Sanders are incel authoritarians.
Celibacy isn't an answer. Wrap it, boys, and have a good time. Just don't be a jerk and no means no..
Roger A. Shrubber
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Men do not have an issue with no....boys do...irresponsible assholes do...not Men. i know that at times it's hard to tell the difference...Men will be the ones buying condoms, and sitting with their girl friends at planned parenthood, and sticking around and helping raise the little bundles of life crushing joy...
the problem is a permissive society, where kids can see porn as soon as they can get online without their parents in the room. where designers sell clothes to 12 year old girls that cheap whores would be ashamed to wear. where young men aren't taught that they need to take responsibility for their actions, and that they are as responsible for avoiding a pregnancy as their girlfriends are.
brewbeer
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I didn’t make an argument, I made an observation.
Herb & Suds
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Shades of Sister Mary Francis right there ... My knuckles ache thinking about her
Cult of Sanders are incel authoritarians.
Celibacy isn't an answer. Wrap it, boys, and have a good time. Just don't be a jerk and no means no..
But the one too watch was Sister Mary Raymond ...she could clip you in the ear with an eraser from 2o yards and was deadly with that bull whip rosary she claimed to pray over LOL
Good times
Roger A. Shrubber
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glad i went to public school, i was just the same then as i am now, with less self control...13 year old me + nuns would have ='ed multiple ruler lacerations....and many rosary contusions...and probably an exorcism, eventually
Herb & Suds
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I'm still recovering LOL
- About 15,000 abortions are attributed to rape and incest — representing 1.5 percent of all abortions.
hotrodharley
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That will admit!
Roger A. Shrubber
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this is the question that occurs to me. are you doing a child a favor by denying it's parents an abortion if they really want one? what kind of life is that kid going to have, unwanted, unloved, undisciplined, which means it will probably be poorly educated, more than likely have a criminal record, have a better than average chance to get pregnant or get someone pregnant at a similarly young age as their parents...and just keep the cycle of unhappy ignorance going...is there really a moral obligation to make more unhappy, unproductive, destructive, disruptive people?
Fogdog
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It's not a child. It's not a child until it is born. Also the father can't be denied an abortion.
The only thing denied by the right wing's actions against Planned Parenthood is a woman's constitutionally guaranteed right to privacy when making a medical decision.
Roger A. Shrubber
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i'm not talking about planned parenthood or "fathers rights"...i'm talking about the basic question...beyond the law, beyond religion...what's the right fucking thing to do?
and how do you know what it is, until it's born? does it not have thoughts of some kind before birth? what you label it and when you label it are irrelevant...it's a potential human being...the question is whether it's better to end that potential life, if the overwhelming odds are that it will be a miserable existence, that will potentially negatively impact many other lives...or is that rationalization to justify killing a person, that you brought into existence, because you don't feel like taking care of them? i don't know....
TacoMac
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So you went to 'Our Lady of Eternal Agony', eh?
I thought I recognized a fellow sufferer.
Herb & Suds
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Altar boy who addressed the worshipers with the gospel on Sundays too LOL
TacoMac
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Damnit, man! And I thought I had it bad with stations of the cross and a trip to Lourdes.
Rob Roy
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Exactly. We agree, my observation was that you didn't make an argument also.
That's why I said it wasn't very convincing and had you read between the lines, proverbially speaking, you might have gathered that I was aware you hadn't made an argument. I'm sorry your observation was inanely subjective and factually flawed, but that's another story.