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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just leave it to the states to decide if abortion should be legal.[/quote]

Yeah, no. That's not what we're going to do.[/quote]

It may not be what you want to do but after a couple of conservative Supreme Court picks you will likely see things move in that direction.

Remember, as Obama said, [b]elections have consequences.[/b][/quote]
I love that people think that anti-choice and anti-birth control laws, if enacted broadly and draconianly as the goobers want, would be welcomed broadly. [b]It would only take a few middle class women dying of sepsis for the country to throw the bums out.[/b] Women are not brood mares. They're not Eve. [/quote]

I don't have as much faith in the public as you do, unfortunately.  Anti-choice people don't care about women's lives and they wouldn't care about a few dead ones - they'd just see that as collateral damage.  Too bad, so sad. I know, because I was taught it in religious school, that it was better for women to die than to end a pregnancy. Disgusting people.

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Anti choice? No. Anti-abortion on demand.[/quote]

Well, you can't have women demanding the right to govern their own body, that's for sure. Put them back in their place where they can ask for permission from men to do something with their bodies.[/quote]

In the USA, most women don't have to ask men for permission to have safe sex and effective birth control. Make smart decisions about when to get pregnant. [/quote]
I think Muslim girls still need to ask their fathers. [/quote]

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