Abortion doctor: 'Am I kiiling? Yes, I am' Abortion doctor: 'Am I killing? Yes, I am'

[atlas]

Conservative Democrat wrote:

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You're confusing confession with repentance. He's not said he "repents" from what he's done. So again, he's confessed, which IMHO, is quite better than cloaking it.

We have different definitions.

The word "confession" carries a connotation of guilt, with repentance being a necessary part of it.

Within your context, it is "calling a spade a spade."

[Truthin]

Pup C wrote:

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Pb, you know where I stand.
As a pro lifer, it is seen as the ending to an unborn child's life.
I don't see it as hating women tho, at least not from where I stand and how I feel.
Are you staying healthy ?? So far, I am ok.
I get my shot tomorrow. Don't you feel for me ?? I will have a sore arm ya know.** snickers .. I know, suck it up baby !!**
LOL
;~)

I think the woman's life trumps the ...unborn child's...every time. It's a sucky thing to have to decide, but it should be the pregnant woman's decision to make. She's the one who has to deal with whatever comes after, life or death for her and/or her...baby...

My arm STILL hurts from the H1N1 shot, and I got it last Friday. Owchie!

[sassyJM]

pbfa wrote:

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Given that LTAs are performed for extremely serious medical reasons, I have nothing but contempt for people who oppose them because of the "babeeee". People like BFD would rather those women die.
Good for ya about the shot. I may be overreacting (moi?), but I'm taking it very seriously. So far, I've had about a week of fatigue, sniffles & snorkles, & achiness, but am OK compared to rest of this town.

A baby born with ...say...downs syndrome, is a good enough reason to kill them in the womb?

Since when do we justify killing a human being *because* they have a challenge?

Should we start killing born people who has disabilities too? I mean seriously, WHO is perfect in this world? WHO has the right to determine if one is better off dead or alive?

[sassyJM]

Truthin wrote:

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I think the woman's life trumps the ...unborn child's...every time. It's a sucky thing to have to decide, but it should be the pregnant woman's decision to make. She's the one who has to deal with whatever comes after, life or death for her and/or her...baby...
My arm STILL hurts from the H1N1 shot, and I got it last Friday. Owchie!

It "should" be the Mother of the child, who gets to decide if her child is worthy of life enough that she can end it as she pleases?

IF her child is "less than picture perfect" and she can't be bothered with her "less than picture perfect reflection of herself" she can justify ending their life?

That is her CHILD. Mothers want perfection for their children, and if they aren't, they will pay someone to kill them? And THAT is okay by you? She has a 'right' to do that in your opinion? wow

[nmweatherman]

Conservative Democrat wrote:

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Nope. I don't advocate for the killing of babies, since babies are born. With that in mind, if you disagree, then I am compelled to tell you that you have a legal duty to call 911 and report a murder in process every time you see a woman going into Planned Parenthood, even if you don't know if she's actually going to get her BCP's or to get an abortion.
And as far as the "special place in Hell," When you can prove hell exists, then I'll make sure to get front row tickets. PENDEJO!
BTW, if you're really a "weatherman," answer this question for me; what's the ONE SINGULAR thing that affects ALL weather? Let's see if you get this right.

I got my username years and years ago from an old Dylan song:

Bob Dylan: Subterranean Homesick Blues
Look out kid
Don't matter what you did
Walk on your tip toes
Don't tie no bows
Better stay away from those
That carry 'round a fire hose
Keep a clean nose
Watch the plain clothes
You don't need a weather man
To know which way the wind blows

Beso mi culo, maricon.

[Pup C]

Truthin wrote:

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I think the woman's life trumps the ...unborn child's...every time. It's a sucky thing to have to decide, but it should be the pregnant woman's decision to make. She's the one who has to deal with whatever comes after, life or death for her and/or her...baby...
My arm STILL hurts from the H1N1 shot, and I got it last Friday. Owchie!

TT, my son had his last Wed and his is still sore.
Sounds like I am going to just love getting this shot.

[laudatio]

nmweatherman wrote:

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I got my username years and years ago from an old Dylan song:
Bob Dylan: Subterranean Homesick Blues
Look out kid
Don't matter what you did
Walk on your tip toes
Don't tie no bows
Better stay away from those
That carry 'round a fire hose
Keep a clean nose
Watch the plain clothes
You don't need a weather man
To know which way the wind blows
Beso mi culo, maricon.

Dylan referred to the weathermen , a group of radicals from the sixties.

[pbfa]

Pup C wrote:

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PB
Just watch out for your breathing ok ??
From my experience and what I have learned lately, it is the breathing .. once/or if it becomes a problem ..
Seek help ASAP!!
I hope you remain alright and get rid of the sniffles and such!

KaChoo!
Okay!
Seriously, will do. Good luck with the shot. I have some neon pink bandaids if you want 'em.

[Truthin]

sassyJM wrote:

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It "should" be the Mother of the child, who gets to decide if her child is worthy of life enough that she can end it as she pleases?

First of all, it is HER pregnancy, inside HER, affecting HER body, so YES, she, and only SHE, should shoulder the decision on what to do. Period. Not you, or I, or anyone else.

Secondly, she cannot "end it as she pleases", as you well know. She ALSO cannot end it WHEN she pleases. There are rules that need to be followed.

I think it's the "Mother of the child", who do you think should be able to decide? god? I find that just as ludicrous as you find my stance.

sassyJM wrote:

<quoted text>IF her child is "less than picture perfect" and she can't be bothered with her "less than picture perfect reflection of herself" she can justify ending their life?

Putting things in quotes makes it appear that I said them, when I did NOT. Are you talking about women ending a wanted pregnancy because of some deformity, or abnormality? In THOSE cases, especially when it is a later term abortion, PAST viability, I think that the survivability of the ....baby.... should be taken into consideration. If there is a condition that is incompatible with life after birth, and if the woman decides what is best for HER, and her ...baby..., then she should have that right.

[QUOTE who="sassyJM"]<qu oted text>That is her CHILD. Mothers want perfection for their children, and if they aren't, they will pay someone to kill them? And THAT is okay by you? She has a 'right' to do that in your opinion? wow

Did I say that? No. Stop misquoting me, jm, it's dishonest and rude.

Is the "imperfection" a missing toe? Or is it a missing brain? Jm, there is a BIG difference between the two. A missing toe can be overlooked,(I know a child born without a toe, his parents called it "the little piggy that moved out early"), but a missing BRAIN can't be overlooked.

[Truthin]

Pup C wrote:

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TT, my son had his last Wed and his is still sore.
Sounds like I am going to just love getting this shot.

meh, don't worry about it, I didn't actually feel it when I got the shot, and my arm just feels like I overused the muscle! It didn't seem to bother my son at all, he isn't favoring his arm or anything, of course he only got the half dose because of his age, but still....

[Conservative Democrat]

nmweatherman wrote:

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I got my username years and years ago from an old Dylan song:
Bob Dylan: Subterranean Homesick Blues
Look out kid
Don't matter what you did
Walk on your tip toes
Don't tie no bows
Better stay away from those
That carry 'round a fire hose
Keep a clean nose
Watch the plain clothes
You don't need a weather man
To know which way the wind blows
Beso mi culo, maricon.

Yeah, you may not need a weather man to know which way the wind blows, but you might need a compass.

At any rate, it's obvious you really don't know a whole lot of much. So please don't be the proverbial "gringo" who thinks he can speak Spanish. Hijo 'e p.u.t.a.

[sassyJM]

Truthin wrote:

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First of all, it is HER pregnancy, inside HER, affecting HER body, so YES, she, and only SHE, should shoulder the decision on what to do. Period. Not you, or I, or anyone else.
Secondly, she cannot "end it as she pleases", as you well know. She ALSO cannot end it WHEN she pleases. There are rules that need to be followed.
I think it's the "Mother of the child", who do you think should be able to decide? god? I find that just as ludicrous as you find my stance.
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Did I say that? No. Stop misquoting me, jm, it's dishonest and rude.
Is the "imperfection" a missing toe? Or is it a missing brain? Jm, there is a BIG difference between the two. A missing toe can be overlooked,(I know a child born without a toe, his parents called it "the little piggy that moved out early"), but a missing BRAIN can't be overlooked.

You said that a "missing" toe can't be compared to a missing brain, and YET....people abort their child and there is nothing wrong with their child or their health at all.

People do abort because it is not the sex that they wanted. people abort because their child has downsyndrome. Sorry, but DS children can have a very fulfilling life. Would a parent WANT a child who was completely healthy? YES OF COURSE. But, to say that it is better to kill them than be born and live their life with Downsyndrome is cruel.

People abort their children because they don't love the man that helped them create their child. So their child dies because they had sex?

There are many different scenerio's to justify killing your child in the womb.

[Conservative Democrat]

atlas wrote:

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We have different definitions.
The word "confession" carries a connotation of guilt, with repentance being a necessary part of it.
Within your context, it is "calling a spade a spade."

I can appreciate the connotation of guilt implied by a confession. But you're right; I don't habitually go beyond the expressed meaning of things. I find it to often be counterproductive.

[Conservative Democrat]

sassyJM wrote:

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It "should" be the Mother of the child, who gets to decide if her child is worthy of life enough that she can end it as she pleases?
IF her child is "less than picture perfect" and she can't be bothered with her "less than picture perfect reflection of herself" she can justify ending their life?
That is her CHILD. Mothers want perfection for their children, and if they aren't, they will pay someone to kill them? And THAT is okay by you? She has a 'right' to do that in your opinion? wow

C'mon JM you know better than to make that argument. How many couples who are incapable of, or unwilling to go through pregnancy don't adopt one of the plethora of available children to adopt, because they're not the "right" one?

If you're going to say that women abort because their "baby" isn't perfect, when there's no way to accurately determine the "baby's" degree of perfection, then you will agree with what I've listed above, correct?

IMHO, either is reprehensible, but the fact is that couples who don't adopt because it's not the "right" baby are far more common than women who abort because it's not the right "baby." If you have statistics to rebut my argument, let's see them.

[Pup C]

pbfa wrote:

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KaChoo!
Okay!
Seriously, will do. Good luck with the shot. I have some neon pink bandaids if you want 'em.

Speaking of pink, I have been getting quite a bit of stuff, for proceeds to breast cancer. I am really into pink now.
LOL, I was a real tom-boy growing up .. no pink or frilly stuff for me.
;~)

[Pup C]

Truthin wrote:

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meh, don't worry about it, I didn't actually feel it when I got the shot, and my arm just feels like I overused the muscle! It didn't seem to bother my son at all, he isn't favoring his arm or anything, of course he only got the half dose because of his age, but still....

Say, did you hear where some children got adult doses ??
It made them sick. Diarrhea and vomiting. I cannot remember where that happened. Poor little gafers.

[nmweatherman]

Conservative Democrat wrote:

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Yeah, you may not need a weather man to know which way the wind blows, but you might need a compass.
At any rate, it's obvious you really don't know a whole lot of much. So please don't be the proverbial "gringo" who thinks he can speak Spanish. Hijo 'e p.u.t.a.

Dylan was hoping people could see the truth for themselves, thus he sang "you don't need a weather man to know which way the wind blows." Hoping that people could use common sense and see the writing on the wall themselves.

And as to the writing on the wall, pendejo, el Espanol esta mi lengua segundo, asi, chupar mi pene, mojado.

[nmweatherman]

Truthin wrote:

My arm STILL hurts from the H1N1 shot, and I got it last Friday. Owchie!

Sucker...

[sassyJM]

Conservative Democrat wrote:

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C'mon JM you know better than to make that argument. How many couples who are incapable of, or unwilling to go through pregnancy don't adopt one of the plethora of available children to adopt, because they're not the "right" one?
If you're going to say that women abort because their "baby" isn't perfect, when there's no way to accurately determine the "baby's" degree of perfection, then you will agree with what I've listed above, correct?
IMHO, either is reprehensible, but the fact is that couples who don't adopt because it's not the "right" baby are far more common than women who abort because it's not the right "baby." If you have statistics to rebut my argument, let's see them.

How do you bring adoptive parents into this scenerio?

Let's face it CD, I would pray for a healthy child too. THAT is not the issue here at all though. I would love my child no matter what though and I would not kill them because they weren't what I always dreamed my child would be like...(my hopes and dreams).

I may have a perfect child at birth and then a car accident might cripple him or her and there goes my beautiful heathly child and all the hopes and dreams that I had for them, right out the window.

How about if you were adopting, would you want an older kid who was mentally disabled or would you want a healthy child? Ya know? Let's be real.

I personally, would LOVE to adopt a child who is from an abused home. I would WANT to give that child the love that they never had.

[now you just pucker up]

Chicago Guy wrote:

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Wow.
You signed in for this one, huh?
Usually you let "Obammyturd" and "Cae" do your dirty work.
I guess this issue must be close to your shriveled, black heart. How touching.

They are one and the same. he just keeps changing his name. That's why it sounds familiar.