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Abortionist " I kill Ugly Black Babies "
wheelrite Offline
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Abortionist: I Kill ‘Ugly Black Babies’!

August 9, 2012 By Daniel Noe





An abortion doctor was recently confronted by a Christian group. The doctor says his abortions save taxpayers money, prevent shootings like the one in Colorado, and rid the world of “ugly black babies.”


watch the video of the interview

http://bluecollarphilosophy.com/2012/08/abortionist-seems-to-like-to-kill-ugly-black-babies-video/


Very revealing.
Btw,
51 % of unborn African American Pregnancies are aborted..

21st Century Eugenics,,,



wheel,
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Eugenics........Wheel you reading prison planet again........


I think its like 70% of planned parenthood office are inthe high poverty/ high minority areas. Margaret Sanger would be sooooo proud.
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ZRX1200 wrote:
Eugenics........Wheel you reading prison planet again........


I think its like 70% of planned parenthood office are inthe high poverty/ high minority areas. Margaret Sanger would be sooooo proud.


prison planet, no

Alex Jones is a nutt

Hitler, Sanger, Henry Ford...
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This doctor is keeping the "yellow and black menace in check", just like Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood envisioned. Can't believe libs defend and fight for this b*tche's legacy.
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A few issues.

1 - if the babies are actually ugly, what's the problem?

2 - 51% is an incorrect number, generated because idiots can't do math.

3 - I don't ever want to hear any of the above posters complain about "welfare mothers". Now that you have officially complained about abortions in high poverty areas you are responsible for every damn baby that is born in a high poverty area.

4 - I don't honestly care whether the abortionist thinks black babies are ugly. I think every goddamn baby is ugly.
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Right Victor.


Cuz I F**k every whore who wants a welfare baby to pay their way.




Every baby is a gift from god. Parents have to prove they deserve that gift.
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Yes n no ZRX. Any fool can be a daddy. Takes a man to be a father.
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nitro6526 wrote:
Yes n no ZRX. Any fool can be a daddy. Takes a man to be a father.

+1, thank you.
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My mother was Chairman of the Board of Planned Parenthood of Detroit during the '70s. She was at the forefront of and spearheaded a period of organizational growth. That growth included a huge program to open clinics in the poorest, least educated areas, so that females least able to afford/obtain well women's care could get it. Well women's care and birth control as both a right and means of avoiding unwanted pregnancy was emphasized. Free condoms and foam and lots of literature were distributed. Abortion was NOT the first choice or primary emphasis- it was a new right that was being bitterly debated. Yet, Planned Parenthood in Detroit did not provide or fund abortions. But, they certainly make certain those who chose abortion were referred to good doctors and facilities. We have family photos of my mother and the then Republican governor while he signed pro-birth control and choice legislation. At the same time, she was separately involved in running summer internships and programs in inner city schools. College students from all over Michigan would move to greater Detroit for the better part of the summer and taught reading in the very same types of neighborhoods whee Planned Parenthood opened clinics.
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rfenst wrote:
My mother was Chairman of the Board of Planned Parenthood of Detroit during the '70s. She was at the forefront of and spearheaded a period of organizational growth. That growth included a huge program to open clinics in the poorest, least educated areas, so that females least able to afford/obtain well women's care could get it. Well women's care and birth control as both a right and means of avoiding unwanted pregnancy was emphasized. Free condoms and foam and lots of literature were distributed. Abortion was NOT the first choice or primary emphasis- it was a new right that was being bitterly debated. Yet, Planned Parenthood in Detroit did not provide or fund abortions. But, they certainly make certain those who chose abortion were referred to good doctors and facilities. We have family photos of my mother and the then Republican governor while he signed pro-birth control and choice legislation. At the same time, she was separately involved in running summer internships and programs in inner city schools. College students from all over Michigan would move to greater Detroit for the better part of the summer and taught reading in the very same types of neighborhoods whee Planned Parenthood opened clinics.



I don't think that's something to be proud of.

A simple Google search into the foundation of Planned Parenthood would reveal Margaret Sanger and what she wanted to do. Hitler's henchmen used what she laid down. They were just more efficient. Now with taxpayers footing the bill its as easy to get as candy. Everyone should have 4-5 riiight?

You want to use their "services"...pay for them out of YOUR pocket as YOU use them. Nobody else should be on the hook for that crap!
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And we know babies are ugly before they are born... how? (Notwithstanding Victor's blanket assessment, which does posses the virtue of honesty!)
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ZRX1200 wrote:
Right Victor.


Cuz I F**k every whore who wants a welfare baby to pay their way.


The whole "they're having babies to get more money from the gov't" is a common complaint on this forum. Now wheel (and you) are complaining when people in low-income communities are consciously NOT having the babies. Can't have it both ways.

Have trouble believing that whole "gift from god" bs since it kinda requires two people have sexytime for it to even have a possibility of happening. If babies were truly a "gift" wouldn't people be getting knocked up without having sex more often?
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fiddler898 wrote:
And we know babies are ugly before they are born... how? (Notwithstanding Victor's blanket assessment, which does posses the virtue of honesty!)


I do what I can fiddler. :)

An old long-term girlfriend of mine used to refer to them as "drooling sacks of blood". I always thought that was the most apt description.
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victor809 wrote:
A few issues.

1 - if the babies are actually ugly, what's the problem?

2 - 51% is an incorrect number, generated because idiots can't do math.

3 - I don't ever want to hear any of the above posters complain about "welfare mothers". Now that you have officially complained about abortions in high poverty areas you are responsible for every damn baby that is born in a high poverty area.

4 - I don't honestly care whether the abortionist thinks black babies are ugly. I think every goddamn baby is ugly.


There is this traditional American concept, totally foreign to Liberals, called "personal responsibility". Many ways to prevent pregnancy. But of course Liberals think it is out of line for society to expect folk to act responsible. Better to tell folk to do whatever they wish, and if an unwanted life is created, just kill the damn thing.

Do to this wacky "personal responsibility" concept, we conservatives can be pro-life and still bitch about irresponsible folk who make unwanted babies.
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This man would be heralded as a national hero in India or China.
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dpnewell wrote:
There is this traditional American concept, totally foreign to Liberals, called "personal responsibility". Many ways to prevent pregnancy. But of course Liberals think it is out of line for society to expect folk to act responsible. Better to tell folk to do whatever they wish, and if an unwanted life is created, just kill the damn thing.

Do to this wacky "personal responsibility" concept, we conservatives can be pro-life and still bitch about irresponsible folk who make unwanted babies.

Why do we have to think about personal responsibility when we have buildings full of lawyers that are more than ready to blame someone's problems on everybody else?
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dpnewell wrote:
There is this traditional American concept, totally foreign to Liberals, called "personal responsibility". Many ways to prevent pregnancy. But of course Liberals think it is out of line for society to expect folk to act responsible. Better to tell folk to do whatever they wish, and if an unwanted life is created, just kill the damn thing.

Do to this wacky "personal responsibility" concept, we conservatives can be pro-life and still bitch about irresponsible folk who make unwanted babies.


Well, technically the statement "if unwanted life is created" is where the hangup is.

Abortion still fits under "personal responsibility". They're taking personal responsibility for an unwanted pregnancy and terminating it (I don't believe any state funds are used in abortion costs, so this is 100% personal responsibility).

It's your definition that this is a "life". I personally think until it's a legal adult the parents should be able to vacuum it up, but no one ever is on board with that... :( Prior to viability, the best definition of the thing would be parasite... (hell, sometimes well into their 20s they're still parasites, but theoretically they could live without the host body....)
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victor809 wrote:
The whole "they're having babies to get more money from the gov't" is a common complaint on this forum. Now wheel (and you) are complaining when people in low-income communities are consciously NOT having the babies. Can't have it both ways.

Have trouble believing that whole "gift from god" bs since it kinda requires two people have sexytime for it to even have a possibility of happening. If babies were truly a "gift" wouldn't people be getting knocked up without having sex more often?


I never addressed the welfare thing...

Abortion is murder in any instance,,,

and the death penalty is as well,,,
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End Welfare Breeding.

Pay welfarians to have Norplants.

Beer
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Stinkdyr wrote:
End Welfare Breeding.

Pay welfarians to have Norplants.

Beer


Hell, I'm fine with that.
IUD's that can't come out until they have a job... (but that would require providing them healthcare to monitor them....)
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^ of course, according to many here, an IUD is "murder"...
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victor809 wrote:
^ of course, according to many here, an IUD is "murder"...



That's what Muslim suicide bomber broads use, right ?
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Aafter the first welfare baby, inject them with the gay-homo virus.
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Getting an abortion does not show "personal responsibility". In fact, it is the antithesis.
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Planned Parenthood.
I don't know what they were like 30+ years ago.
I do know that the Massachusetts chapter pushes abortion as the FIRST choice.
I know that (as of about 10 years ago) they try to avoid the adoption option.
I know they are disingenuous on what their true intents are, and that they are therefore a political group with an agenda rather than a wellness center that deserves tax dollars.

I have other definitions, but those are somewhat speculative so I'll refrain at this point.
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tailgater wrote:
Getting an abortion does not show "personal responsibility". In fact, it is the antithesis.


No... the antithesis would be having another person pay for the raising of your child.

If you are making sure that the responsibility in question (18+ years of food, housing and education) never occurs, and you are doing it on your own dime, then you are taking responsibility for the issue.

How about a less inflammatory analogy:

You have a house which requires constant electricity.

The welfare mother would be looking for handouts to pay her electric bill (ala octomom)
The pro-life vision is that the mother get a job and pay her damn electric bill
The pro-choice vision is that she install a fully functional and maintenance free solar array on her damn house and eliminate the need to pay her monthly bill.

both choice 2 and 3 are showing personal responsibility by resolving the problem. One, through constant maintenance and effort, the other through a single permanent solution.
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A woman has the right to get an abortion.
Abortions are heinous crimes and end the life of innocent unborn children.

Both of the above statements are true.

Kinda scary. Is it not?


In a perfect world, abortions would remain a woman's choice that is never chosen.
In our less than perfect world, we will always have abortions. I'm not against that right. I am against the ease with which we perform them. I am against the liberal desire to make them easier to get. Cheaper to get. Quicker to get. With zero education regarding the procedure. No details regarding the status of the fetus at 12 weeks. To show the Head. The hands. The fingers. The heart.

If ignorance is bliss, then Planned Parenthood is spreading the joy.

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victor809 wrote:
No... the antithesis would be having another person pay for the raising of your child.

If you are making sure that the responsibility in question (18+ years of food, housing and education) never occurs, and you are doing it on your own dime, then you are taking responsibility for the issue.

How about a less inflammatory analogy:

You have a house which requires constant electricity.

The welfare mother would be looking for handouts to pay her electric bill (ala octomom)
The pro-life vision is that the mother get a job and pay her damn electric bill
The pro-choice vision is that she install a fully functional and maintenance free solar array on her damn house and eliminate the need to pay her monthly bill.

both choice 2 and 3 are showing personal responsibility by resolving the problem. One, through constant maintenance and effort, the other through a single permanent solution.


Uh, nope.

Personal responsibility would be not getting pregnant before she is ready.
Anything beyond this is already a step below this goal.

So, now she's pregnant. What's the "next best" thing to do?
Kill the child. That's the EASY solution and causes the least impact. According to you, this shows responsibility. And the beauty of it? It was so friggin easy.

Or:
She could have the child. At this point, if she is not ready but keeps the kid then that isn't responsible. But we all know people who had to adopt babies from friggin China because the waiting list for a healthy American infant is too long.
She could do the most selfLESS thing EVER: give that baby up for adoption to a family who is capable.
And the bonus? The young lady is unlikely to do this multiple times so it creates a more responsible person.


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tailgater wrote:
A woman has the right to get an abortion.
Abortions are heinous crimes and end the life of innocent unborn children.

Both of the above statements are true.



I don't believe the second statement to be true. Since I don't believe that we are imbued with any sort of special "soul" or anything silly like that, they are a collection of differentiating cells. They are a "potential human" but in the same way so is the crusty sperm on a gym sock.

If you think it is such a crime to end the life of an innocent, what is your stance on in vitro fertilization?
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victor809 wrote:


The welfare mother would be looking for handouts to pay her electric bill (ala octomom)
The pro-life vision is that the mother get a job and pay her damn electric bill
The pro-choice vision is that she install a fully functional and maintenance free solar array on her damn house and eliminate the need to pay her monthly bill.

.


Forgot to add this:
Your "choice 3" requires money to build and install the solar array, and since we're talking about government sponsored abortions, I imagine you'd like for us to pay for the installation and upkeep of that as well.

So the pro-life vision is once again the most responsible decision.

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tailgater wrote:
Forgot to add this:
Your "choice 3" requires money to build and install the solar array, and since we're talking about government sponsored abortions, I imagine you'd like for us to pay for the installation and upkeep of that as well.

So the pro-life vision is once again the most responsible decision.




All you gotta do is mention "solar" and you can get stimulus money.
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tailgater wrote:
Uh, nope.

Personal responsibility would be not getting pregnant before she is ready.
Anything beyond this is already a step below this goal.

So, now she's pregnant. What's the "next best" thing to do?
Kill the child. That's the EASY solution and causes the least impact. According to you, this shows responsibility. And the beauty of it? It was so friggin easy.

Or:
She could have the child. At this point, if she is not ready but keeps the kid then that isn't responsible. But we all know people who had to adopt babies from friggin China because the waiting list for a healthy American infant is too long.
She could do the most selfLESS thing EVER: give that baby up for adoption to a family who is capable.
And the bonus? The young lady is unlikely to do this multiple times so it creates a more responsible person.


Brick wall

you're mixing up too many issues here...
1 - saying anything beyond is a step below the goal is a cop out. The goal is not to have kids. Yes, the cheapest and most efficient way is to not be knocked up in the first place. But cheaper and easier than that is to not have sex. How people achieve the goal (not having kids) is really up to them, since I'm not about to tell people not to screw.

2 - So... you want them to put the babies up for adoption. Wheel was just whining about the incorrect % of black fetuses aborted (no it isn't 51%, but it is twice that of white fetuses) so we know that of all the babies aborted, probably close to 66% of them are black. What do you think the adoption rate for black babies is in the US? I don't know it, but I have a sneaking suspicion that while white babies are scooped up immediately, and chinese babies are imported constantly, black ones are not so much..... There's an underlying issue there which I don't think we have the bandwidth to deal with.

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victor809 wrote:
I don't believe the second statement to be true. Since I don't believe that we are imbued with any sort of special "soul" or anything silly like that, they are a collection of differentiating cells. They are a "potential human" but in the same way so is the crusty sperm on a gym sock.

If you think it is such a crime to end the life of an innocent, what is your stance on in vitro fertilization?


You are entitled to be wrong with as much frequency as you choose.

As for in-vitro? What about it?
I think it's a good option for those who can't conceive otherwise.

I don't view sperm as life. Nor the egg.
And when the two combine, I don't go rushing to church to pray about it. I don't know the "precise" moment when a sperm/egg combination become life. I'm OK with the "day after pill" (RU486).

You're barking up the wrong tree.

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tailgater wrote:
Forgot to add this:
Your "choice 3" requires money to build and install the solar array, and since we're talking about government sponsored abortions, I imagine you'd like for us to pay for the installation and upkeep of that as well.

So the pro-life vision is once again the most responsible decision.



I believe I said "maintenance free" it was an imaginary solar array. And no, I believe abortions are payed for by the patients. There is a very clear demarcation of costs I beleive.
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tailgater wrote:
You are entitled to be wrong with as much frequency as you choose.

As for in-vitro? What about it?
I think it's a good option for those who can't conceive otherwise.

I don't view sperm as life. Nor the egg.
And when the two combine, I don't go rushing to church to pray about it. I don't know the "precise" moment when a sperm/egg combination become life. I'm OK with the "day after pill" (RU486).

You're barking up the wrong tree.




In vitro creates hundreds of fertilized eggs. Only a few are implanted. The rest I believe are frozen in lNO2, don't know what they do with them after that. But that is as viable a living person at that point as a fetus is. Likely destroyed by the hundreds when they clean out the storage tanks.
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victor809 wrote:
Brick wall

you're mixing up too many issues here...
1 - saying anything beyond is a step below the goal is a cop out. The goal is not to have kids. Yes, the cheapest and most efficient way is to not be knocked up in the first place. But cheaper and easier than that is to not have sex. How people achieve the goal (not having kids) is really up to them, since I'm not about to tell people not to screw.

2 - So... you want them to put the babies up for adoption. Wheel was just whining about the incorrect % of black fetuses aborted (no it isn't 51%, but it is twice that of white fetuses) so we know that of all the babies aborted, probably close to 66% of them are black. What do you think the adoption rate for black babies is in the US? I don't know it, but I have a sneaking suspicion that while white babies are scooped up immediately, and chinese babies are imported constantly, black ones are not so much..... There's an underlying issue there which I don't think we have the bandwidth to deal with.



1. Typical liberal slant. You ignore the truly responsible thing (not getting pregnant) and use that as a starting point. And you view my position as a cop out??

2. You have no idea what you're talking about. I know at least a dozen couple who have adopted babies from over seas. I'm very good friends with half of these families, and every single one of them would have been THRILLED to be able to adopt an American child in a reasonable time frame. White, black, red, boy, girl, other.
They didn't fly to China or Korea and pick out a 3 year old girl because it was the first choice.
This isn't about color or race. It's about money, paperwork, and timing. If there were more babies available here in the US, more people would choose that option regardless of color.
I'm saddened that you don't recognize this, for it's a truly cynical viewpoint.
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victor809 wrote:
In vitro creates hundreds of fertilized eggs. Only a few are implanted. The rest I believe are frozen in lNO2, don't know what they do with them after that. But that is as viable a living person at that point as a fetus is. Likely destroyed by the hundreds when they clean out the storage tanks.


A fertilized egg is not a fetus.
I'm not losing any sleep over this and I think you're trying to create an issue where one doesn't exist. Although I can see those who base their opinions on the religious viewpoints may have an issue. That ain't me.

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victor809 wrote:
And no, I believe abortions are payed for by the patients. There is a very clear demarcation of costs I beleive.


Uh, you believe wrong.

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Victor, with your difficulty differentiating between a fetus, a fertilized egg, and a sperm encrusted gym sock, it is no wonder that you are so ambivalent regarding abortion.

Truth be told, prior to seeing my own child as at a 12 week ultrasound, I would have understood your point of view. But I know this to be based on indifference of which I no longer choose, and of ignorance, of which I am no longer afforded the luxury.
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dpnewell wrote:
This doctor is keeping the "yellow and black menace in check", just like Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood envisioned. Can't believe libs defend and fight for this b*tche's legacy.



Yeah, what we really need is 3rd world impoverished countries popping out babies and having their populations further explode, creating even more misery and then the associated hate and discontent that produces the "name your non-christian religion of choice here" terrorists that you all clammer to have a chance to vaporize with a predator drone.

I guess you prefer to keep having them popping out children that end up starving or contributing to conditions that keep giving our government/military industrial complex boogeymen to fear and live targets to vaporize.

I just love how the same people that say "F the poor, let em work or starve" are the one's that think it's God's work to ensure that more and more humans are born into the conditions where they can continue to say F them and their lazy azzes by attempting to deny them access to contraception or abortion.

Same people who adopt the kill em all and let god sort em out attitude about Muslims are now expressing their contempt for Planned Parenthood. That's rich. Guess their take is that it's more Godly to bring into the world an unborn child so the population control takes the form of killing them later with weapons or the high mortality rate that comes with impoverished societies so the sanctity of birth is preserved.

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victor809 wrote:
A few issues.

1 - if the babies are actually ugly, what's the problem?

2 - 51% is an incorrect number, generated because idiots can't do math.

3 - I don't ever want to hear any of the above posters complain about "welfare mothers". Now that you have officially complained about abortions in high poverty areas you are responsible for every damn baby that is born in a high poverty area.

4 - I don't honestly care whether the abortionist thinks black babies are ugly. I think every goddamn baby is ugly.



Fact is if aborting due to anticipated ugliness was prevalent 98.2% of this board would've never been born.
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tailgater wrote:
Uh, you believe wrong.



May depend on states, but I know that some states they have to be very careful to keep their books separate to ensure that the state is not paying for any activities surrounding abortion procedures.
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tailgater wrote:
A fertilized egg is not a fetus.
I'm not losing any sleep over this and I think you're trying to create an issue where one doesn't exist. Although I can see those who base their opinions on the religious viewpoints may have an issue. That ain't me.



If you consider a fetus, which is only a cluster of cells containing the genetic information from two separate individuals and which does not have the ability to survive outside it's container (uterus) but will eventually, if given the correct nutrients and conditions, develop into a person to be a human being, then whats the difference between that and a fertilized egg?

You're basing "life" on the idea that it can become a person. That counts for any fertilized egg. One just happens to already be implanted, and has a couple days head start. You can't possibly think that 5 days and a uterus is the difference between "life" and "biowaste" can you? All a fertilized egg sitting in a petri dish is, is a child that hasn't been adopted by a uterus yet.... Sarcasm
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VIctor wants gay-homos to marry and all children aborted.

Extinction Level Event.
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HockeyDad wrote:
VIctor wants gay-homos to marry and all children aborted.
Extinction Level Event.



And if Victor feels queers should be able to adopt children, then I say bring him before La Hague for hate crimes!
Those poor bas tards have suffered enough.
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No fed money directly funds abortions. It could be argued that once funds lose their identity a very small amount could get there but if there is any out is very small.

State funds are a different issue but even in that instance they need to make sure no fed funds are attached.

We monitor and audit that stuff strictly.
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surfish1961 wrote:
Why do we have to think about personal responsibility when we have buildings full of lawyers that are more than ready to blame someone's problems on everybody else?


Nice try. But, lawyers don't cause people to deny personal responsibility. They are just a reflection of both society and what their clients want to do or not do.
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Really, in the end, it's threads like this that are distracting us (me) from killing our (my) quota of ugly babies.

Back to the baby killing mines.
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surfish1961 wrote:
Why do we have to think about personal responsibility when we have buildings full of lawyers that are more than ready to blame someone's problems on everybody else?


Nice try. But, lawyers don't cause people to deny personal responsibility. They are just a reflection of both society and what their clients want to do or not do.
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rfenst wrote:
Nice try. But, lawyers don't cause people to deny personal responsibility. They are just a reflection of both society and what their clients want to do or not do.


LOL!!!!
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