RantingAtheist wrote:I think we need to pass legislation to force men to have a large zucchini shoved up their ass before they can be permitted to receive treatment for disorders of the prostate. This is not punishment, of course, simply "educational". Many men don't even know where their prostate is.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:11:52 here. I am fully pro choice. I am am also fully in favor of giving the developing child a voice. I say if you decide to kill your kid, you should be haunted by these images you see on the screen for the rest of your life.
yes.
I agree with this too for the most part.
And you will all go to hell for feeling this way. If you are Christian, and I believe all 3 of you to be, who are you to judge? God will make his judgement on her.
Disgusting people. You don't think the woman who chooses to abort isn't already haunted by her decision? Shame shame on you
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:11:52 here. I am fully pro choice. I am am also fully in favor of giving the developing child a voice. I say if you decide to kill your kid, you should be haunted by these images you see on the screen for the rest of your life.
yes.
I agree with this too for the most part.
And you will all go to hell for feeling this way. If you are Christian, and I believe all 3 of you to be, who are you to judge? God will make his judgement on her.
Disgusting people. You don't think the woman who chooses to abort isn't already haunted by her decision? Shame shame on you
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:11:52 here. I am fully pro choice. I am am also fully in favor of giving the developing child a voice. I say if you decide to kill your kid, you should be haunted by these images you see on the screen for the rest of your life.
yes.
I agree with this too for the most part.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:11:52 here. I am fully pro choice. I am am also fully in favor of giving the developing child a voice. I say if you decide to kill your kid, you should be haunted by these images you see on the screen for the rest of your life.
yes.
Anonymous wrote:Send the governor a note telling him just what you think of this state-sanctioned rape:
http://www.governor.virginia.gov/contact.cfm
I have already sent him two notes today, and I intend to keep it up. There's a chance he may be reconsidering...
http://www.rhrealitycheck.org/article/2012/02/16/is-virginia-governor-mcdonnell-backing-off-his-intent-to-sign-state-sanctioned-ra
Anonymous wrote:11:52 here. I am fully pro choice. I am am also fully in favor of giving the developing child a voice. I say if you decide to kill your kid, you should be haunted by these images you see on the screen for the rest of your life.
Anonymous wrote:I think some women are afraid they will lose that disconnect between the developing child inside them and the procedure they plan to undertake. As noted the developing child has no real voice as im pretty sure the child would not choose to go through an abortion itself. Since there is no way for the child to communicate, a monitor showing it is alive gives it one last attempt at life that the mother will ultimately decide upon. If the pregnancy is still terminated, then the women will have to deal with what she saw on that monitor for the rest of her life.
Anonymous wrote:They could just as easily decide that the abortionist has to show a video of a heartbeat during the procedure. At least that does not invade any one's vagina.
Anyone actually know why this isn't the proposed law? So, would everyone be satisfied with that compromise?
Anonymous wrote:^^^You're argument makes sense to a point. Sure, you're free to birth and raise your kids as you see fit, but you're rights are not unfettered. If you were abusing or killing off children, the law could step in to stop you -- even though they're your kids. An argument exists that the unborn needs the state to take his/her/its side -- sort of like appoint a guardian ad litem for the unborn, just as they would do for your allegedly abused kids.