@TheChillestBoi's viewpoint: If we can kill people on the streets without giving a second thought because they're "lower-class", it's clear we have no moral code. Or at least a flawed one. Abortion is like vaccinating your kids. Unless you went through the pains of labor and that child came out of your body, you should not have a say in abortion laws.
Also, if you know you're terminally ill, you should have a plan for if you go on life-support [coma]. You should specify these.
Also question for you Nutella. If a person is brain dead but as a heart beat from machines, is it morally okay to pull the plug and kill them? Or should we classify that as murder as well as abortion since you are killing a human with a heart beat?
If the person is completely brain dead and has absolutely no chance of survival, then yes, it should be okay to pull the plug. The human no longer has any hope, keeping them on life support won't help no matter how long they stay there. So, while pulling the plug would technically be ending their life and does, indeed, fall under the definition of murder, there's no future or hope for that human at stake, they're already lost, there's nothing you can do about it, and the best choice for everyone involved would probably be to kill them.
The baby, on the other hand, not only has a heartbeat but it also has a future ahead of them, a life separate from their mother's. To end it simply because the mother doesn't want to deal with them is definitely murder and should be punishable by law.
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In that case, should we legalize rape so the government can make it safer? People will still do it whether it's illegal or not, so why do we even bother with outlawing it?
Slippery Slope much?
In that case, should we legalize rape so the government can make it safer? People will still do it whether it's illegal or not, so why do we even bother with outlawing it?
Bruh wtf
I hope you're joking.
No matter what laws are put into place, some people are still going to break them, even if that means risking their lives. However, that doesn't mean we should make everything legal just to make it safer/easier on them.
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The USA is a cult and here are the reasons
- You must say the pledge each and every day at school and other events if not you get severely judged or yelled at by a teacher
- You must salute the flag and not disrespect it
- The eagle is a respected bird that represents the Cult therefore protected like the secret it is a cult
- The laws/rules of the cult can be extremely tight and restricting unlike regular laws of other places
- Some of the policies of the us
- (JK on this one but…) Red necks, they are the honorary and devoted members who do not realize any of this
THE USA IS A CULT FACE THE FACTS
Noice. I'd honestly love to read a book with a dystopian setting very, very similar to that.
I don't say the pledge, I just sit there and continue doing what I'm doing. Not to be disrespectful, but I don't like saying it. I'm not pledging myself to a fucking flag, m'kay? It pisses my teachers off but I play the "political statement" card and it turns out fine… normally… idk.
(I like this.)
I might write this as a story
I think we should get better leaders and laws and FUCK YOU OHIO FOR TRYING TO CONTROL WOMEN'S BODIES WITH YOUR BULLSHIT LAWS AND SCIENCE THAT MAKES NO FUCKING SENSE and maybe just try and make a better community. America, square up for some change, because the oppressed are here and we demand reparations.
(I would like explanations…)
A few states signed a highly restrictive bill preventing women from having an abortion once the baby's heartbeat can be detected through an ultrasound, so at about 6 weeks, with no exceptions for incest/rape cases (although, there are exceptions for cases when the mother could be seriously injured or killed, so it's not too bad).
Honestly, I agree with the bill, except for one part: women could be questioned or even sent to jail for having a miscarriage, which is in most cases completely accidental, extremely painful (physically and emotionally) and out of the mother's control.
Which bill has the miscarriage dealio? I read the Alabama one and there was nothing like in there.
(I think I'll stay out of this one, but I didn't want this to go unaddressed.)
The USA is a cult and here are the reasons
- You must say the pledge each and every day at school and other events if not you get severely judged or yelled at by a teacher
- You must salute the flag and not disrespect it
- The eagle is a respected bird that represents the Cult therefore protected like the secret it is a cult
- The laws/rules of the cult can be extremely tight and restricting unlike regular laws of other places
- Some of the policies of the us
- (JK on this one but…) Red necks, they are the honorary and devoted members who do not realize any of this
THE USA IS A CULT FACE THE FACTS
Noice. I'd honestly love to read a book with a dystopian setting very, very similar to that.
I don't say the pledge, I just sit there and continue doing what I'm doing. Not to be disrespectful, but I don't like saying it. I'm not pledging myself to a fucking flag, m'kay? It pisses my teachers off but I play the "political statement" card and it turns out fine… normally… idk.
(I like this.)
I might write this as a story
(That would be awesome. Please do.)
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No matter what laws are put into place, some people are still going to break them, even if that means risking their lives. However, that doesn't mean we should make everything legal just to make it safer/easier on them.
I can't believe you just compared people violating another person's body with abortion. Trust me, there'd be a lot less abortion if there was less rape. It's disgusting that you compared the two, and truly shows how immature you are.
Your statement is untrue. According to the stats done by PPs people, the percentage of rape victims that get an abortion is less than one percent.
I would show you but Facebook is deleting it whenever someone posts it.
I would show you but Facebook is deleting it whenever someone posts it.
Probably because it's spread of misinformation.
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The USA is a cult and here are the reasons
- You must say the pledge each and every day at school and other events if not you get severely judged or yelled at by a teacher
- You must salute the flag and not disrespect it
- The eagle is a respected bird that represents the Cult therefore protected like the secret it is a cult
- The laws/rules of the cult can be extremely tight and restricting unlike regular laws of other places
- Some of the policies of the us
- (JK on this one but…) Red necks, they are the honorary and devoted members who do not realize any of this
THE USA IS A CULT FACE THE FACTS
Noice. I'd honestly love to read a book with a dystopian setting very, very similar to that.
I don't say the pledge, I just sit there and continue doing what I'm doing. Not to be disrespectful, but I don't like saying it. I'm not pledging myself to a fucking flag, m'kay? It pisses my teachers off but I play the "political statement" card and it turns out fine… normally… idk.
(I like this.)
I might write this as a story
(That would be awesome. Please do.)
(i need a bit of help https://www.notebook.ai/forum/general-writing/apocalyptic-dystopian-story)
I would show you but Facebook is deleting it whenever someone posts it.
Probably because it's spread of misinformation.
Your statement is untrue. According to the*stats done by PPs people, the percentage of rape victims that get an abortion is less than one percent.
I would show you but Facebook is deleting it whenever someone posts it.
Probably because it's spread of misinformation.
Your statement is untrue. According to the*stats done by PPs people, the percentage of rape victims that get an abortion is less than one percent.
Ok I don't know them, so I have an absolute right to be suspicious. PPs is literally pointless in my brain, you just can't embolden it and expect me to understand.
Fair. (It's Planned Parenthood if that was a deal.)
Alright, so how many mothers would admit they got raped? Probably not a lot.
I can't believe you just compared people violating another person's body with abortion.
…But aren't they both violating other people's bodies?
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I can't believe you just compared people violating another person's body with abortion.
…But aren't they both violating other people's bodies?
No. Rape is infinitely worse, they're frankly imcomparable.
^^^I don't know. But the 92% unknown are just that. Unknown. Unfortunately we cannot ascribe anythting to them.
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Also, the biggest difference is that the mother agrees to the abortion. She does not agree to be raped.
But according to our argument the child does not agree to anything.
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So what's your solution? Sticking a microphone up there and asking the fetus?
…Not killing them before they have the ability to speak for themselves???
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Of course, who cares about the life and wellbeing of the mother? That's absurd.
Nice GIF Jyn. We've discussed this. If you haven't gotten the point you haven't been listening.
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Sorry for valuing the life of a living, breathing woman over an unborn child. She shouldn't have to face potential financial ruin, the loss of her livelyhood, all respect among her peers, and possibly her home because some man couldn't handle hearing the phrase 'No'.
Explain the "No" bit. Do you think it is rape?
Sorry for valuing the life of a living child over the immoral choice of some woman who forgot to take her birth control. They shouldn't have to have their life, their future, their one chance for a beautiful existence taken from them all because some woman didn't want to care for a child and couldn't handle the thought of abstinence.
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If she (or he, or they, but for ease of situation I'm using she/her) says no, has not consented, or is in a situation where she cannot consent (drunk, underage, mentally unstable) or is in a situation where she cannot safely say no, then it is rape.
