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Anonymous
Everyone’s priorities are selfish. Yours certainly are. So enough with trotting out that word like it’s an insult to people who disagree with you. |
Anonymous
Anonymous
| So Kamala is the "young" candidate but she's the one who demanding notes and a chair during the debate? |
Anonymous
My healthcare affects my whole family. |
Anonymous
+1. Exactly. I totally respect that for some people abortion is their only issue and they will vote accordingly. I don’t disparage them. |
Anonymous
More projection. It's all you guys do. Project what you actually do (demonize people with opinions that differ from yours) onto the Dems. Talk about pathetic. And transparent. |
Anonymous
Why didn’t you abort them then? |
Anonymous
Anonymous
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Are pro abortion folks also pro euthanasia?
Hope so. |
Anonymous
YOUR family. What about the family that is affected by immigration? Inflation and not affording groceries? Why don’t you care about them? Possibly because it doesn’t affect YOUR family? tl;dr Selfish |
Anonymous
Your desperation is showing with these great come backs. |
Anonymous
Hahah but good try. I would bet my life savings that at least on this site, it is always the Dems that resort to name calling first when someone disagrees with them. |
Anonymous
I am. But I’m also not a Dem. |
Anonymous
It doesn't just affect teen men. It also affects adult men who have wives that could die from being forced to carry a baby to term where the pregnancy causes a condition that could threaten the mother's life. Right now, there are medical practitioners who are too afraid of the legal ramifications that they are denying using even documented exclusions to terminate life-threatening pregnancy. There are also pregnancies that are not life-threatening that could destroy a women's ability to carry future children. If a woman loses a pregnancy that also causes her to require a hysterectomy, that still affects their husbands and partners if their spouse is no longer able to become pregnant or carry another pregnancy to term. Then there is the financial aspect. Many of these pregnancies that are non-life-threatening could cause extreme financial hardship or ruin to a family. Being forced to carry a child to term that has a genetic disorder, or a condition that requires lifelong medical support, or even one that would be hospitalized for weeks before dying with a condition that is "incompatible with life" can destroy a family. Many times the remainder of the pregnancy and the short life of the baby will result in hundreds of thousands of dollars of medical expenses. Some of these families have no insurance. Some have very basic insurance, like with 80% coverage. My twins were in the NICU for 16 days before we could take them home. They were mostly pretty healthy babies. They still incurred $140K of medical expenses EACH. $280K for 16 days. And only one significant procedure. Now, imagine a baby that had required more medical expenses. And that the family had to pay 20% that was not covered. You think over over $100K for medical expenses does not affect the father of the baby? There are may aspects of these decisions that affect men as well when they are partners with the pregnant mother. |
Anonymous
What the fu&@? What is wrong with you? |