I think you need to clarify your statements and stop lumping all "anti-abortion people" in with the groups that scream "whore" outside of abortion clinics. Most anti-abortion people are women and most don't picket anything. We protest with votes. We are not zealots. I live with my fiance (premarital sex all the time..) I have no problem with birth control. I think it's the best invention on the planet. In fact.. I have often thought it should be mandatory until the age of 18.bobotech wrote:The anti abortion people are strongly against premarital sex and having sex at young ages. They strongly believe that sex should be saved until after the couple marries at a responsible age. They are fully for teaching strict abstinence.
They find teen sex to be abhorrent.
I do not necessarily believe the above points, I'm just trying to educate you as to what conservatives sometimes think and why they think that way.
At the time it was an assumption. There have been other instances of violence against soldiers in the past regardless so the point still stands. Now we know it seems to be simply a case of terrorism on our soil, since it's simply two people in the military who were shot it's no big deal.........to some......Kohster wrote:
Why do you assume that the person was an anti-war activist?
I have no problem with strict christian conservatives. They are certainly free to practice their beliefs.bobotech wrote:The anti abortion people are strongly against premarital sex and having sex at young ages. They strongly believe that sex should be saved until after the couple marries at a responsible age. They are fully for teaching strict abstinence.
They find teen sex to be abhorrent.
I do not necessarily believe the above points, I'm just trying to educate you as to what conservatives sometimes think and why they think that way.
That really works right Bristol Palinbobotech wrote:The anti abortion people are strongly against premarital sex and having sex at young ages. They strongly believe that sex should be saved until after the couple marries at a responsible age. They are fully for teaching strict abstinence.
Maybe I should start posting the Star or National Enquirer as resource materialRiceRocketGal wrote:I mean come on. I am new here... I don't know you... but posting the Daily Kos as a reference for evidence in a debate?... You lost about 500 cool points already with me.
Dude, you so RULE!!!! Ignore your own party and what they do and pick apart one stupid kid as your whole point.telcoman wrote:That really works right Bristol Palin
So what about when your OBGYN informs you in the third trimester of a severe problem in giving birth. You go for a second opinion and the second OBGYN confirms.RiceRocketGal wrote:
I think you need to clarify your statements and stop lumping all "anti-abortion people" in with the groups that scream "whore" outside of abortion clinics. Most anti-abortion people are women and most don't picket anything. We protest with votes. We are not zealots. I live with my fiance (premarital sex all the time..) I have no problem with birth control. I think it's the best invention on the planet. In fact.. I have often thought it should be mandatory until the age of 18.
Most anti-abortion people are not much different than me. We aren't anti-choice. We are pro-responsible choices. Most of us wouldn't have a problem with abortion within the first month of pregnancy. As soon as a woman finds out she is pregnant she should have a limit of 3 weeks to "choose". After that... too bad.
Well who is saying it's no big deal that two soldiers were shot? Nobody is saying that so don't make another faulty assumption.audtatious wrote:
At the time it was an assumption. There have been other instances of violence against soldiers in the past regardless so the point still stands. Now we know it seems to be simply a case of terrorism on our soil, since it's simply two people in the military who were shot it's no big deal.........to some......
ONE STUPID KID?audtatious wrote:
Dude, you so RULE!!!! Ignore your own party and what they do and pick apart one stupid kid as your whole point.
I imagine that a LARGE proportion of those teen preggos are not children of conservatives who instill beliefs of abstinence and not having sexual relations until they are married.telcoman wrote:
ONE STUPID KID?
Give me a break.
The US has the highest rate of teen pregnancy in the industrialized world
I edited my post, you are correct that I should have clarified it.RiceRocketGal wrote:
I think you need to clarify your statements and stop lumping all "anti-abortion people" in with the groups that scream "whore" outside of abortion clinics. Most anti-abortion people are women and most don't picket anything. We protest with votes. We are not zealots. I live with my fiance (premarital sex all the time..) I have no problem with birth control. I think it's the best invention on the planet. In fact.. I have often thought it should be mandatory until the age of 18.
Most anti-abortion people are not much different than me. We aren't anti-choice. We are pro-responsible choices. Most of us wouldn't have a problem with abortion within the first month of pregnancy. As soon as a woman finds out she is pregnant she should have a limit of 3 weeks to "choose". After that... too bad.
Then why don't you go after them as a whole instead of picking one out of the patch......I'd say do it in a bi-partisan manner but we all know from you that that will never happen.telcoman wrote:
ONE STUPID KID?
Give me a break.
The US has the highest rate of teen pregnancy in the industrialized world
http://www.livestrong.com/arti...s-usa/
http://www.womenshealthchannel...shtml
He learned it from watching you!audtatious wrote: Ignore your own party and what they do and pick apart one stupid kid as your whole point.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-Elr5K2Vuoishkabibble wrote:
He learned it from watching you!
I will remember that ad always...bobotech wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-Elr5K2Vuo
The Pope/church.telcoman wrote:
4- Why are so many on the right so opposed to birth control?
I'm all for equal opportunity. My opinion is not asked by you nor a few others, it's simply assumed. How wrong you are....ishkabibble wrote:
He learned it from watching you!
I have already addressed this crap above. If you read anything other than the DK and your own posts... you would know that... but I will humor you and do it again.telcoman wrote:
I was going to edit my post but I''ll add my additional comments here.
Obviously no one is going to change anyones mind on abortion here but perhaps you can explain to me why:
Ya or I could link Hannity or Limbaugh as sources.audtatious wrote:
Maybe I should start posting the Star or National Enquirer as resource material
Wanna get strange looks from people on both sides of the aisle?AZhitman wrote:By the way -
Howie (telco) is terrified of anything faith-based.
In fact, he can't possibly comprehend that anyone who is even moderatley pro-life could be anything BUT a raving religious lunatic.
Some of us are NOT overtly religious, but still believe in the sanctity of life.
It's a good thing his mom didn't know he'd be mentally deficient - He might have been a D&C candidate as well.
^^ lawlz at bristol palin.RiceRocketGal wrote:
That would be why the incident of teen pregnancy is much higher in predominantly dem neighborhoods than in conservative neighborhoods.
^^^^ Definitely not rampant! Cases where this occurs are blown up with the media that's why they APPEAR to be so prominent. It's also not purely sex education teachers doing this either. I think an argument could be made about priests' rate of sexual abuse compared to that of public school teachers'.RiceRocketGal wrote:
Most are not. For the ones who are... It's not the education most of them are opposed to. It is the Schools. Public school officials can't keep their teachers from banging the students... do you really think they should be charged with sex education? They don't believe sex-ed should come with a hands-on training course and be taught by people who can't keep their own hands off the kids private parts. That is not to say all teachers do it... but there are enough that do.. that this is a valid concern.
joe603 wrote:
I don't blame religion, I blame people who interpret religious beliefs for their personal agenda.
My little brother is a severely handicapped child. Do you believe in eugenics? Do you know what the word eugenics means? Are you a supporter of eugenics... because you are beginning to sound like one to me.telcoman wrote:
So what about when your OBGYN informs you in the third trimester of a severe problem in giving birth. You go for a second opinion and the second OBGYN confirms.
Now what?
Do you want to raise a severely handicapped child? Can you and your family afford it?
Perhaps you will go ahead and give birth, but what gives you and others the right to impose a forced birth of a child on others that may come to a different decision.
The law as it stands now allows couples and their doctors to make an informed decision.
Which is the way it should be.
No one forces anyone to have an abortion that does not believe in having one.
Telcoman
Actually.. it is more predominant than portrayed in the media. See.. the media only reports it when it is done by an attractive young woman... so they can use it to sell sex. Most often it is committed by male teachers to female students.. and is far more common than most parents care to think. When i was in high school... in a small school with a graduating class of roughly 30 to 40 kids per year... there were at any given time no fewer than three teachers involved in sexually inappropriate conduct / relationships with students. Two were men in their 30s. One was a woman in her 40s. Everyone knew it. No one cared. One of the men married a student the day after graduation... because she was pregnant.bigbadberry3 wrote: ^^^^ Definitely not rampant! Cases where this occurs are blown up with the media that's why they APPEAR to be so prominent. It's also not purely sex education teachers doing this either. I think an argument could be made about priests' rate of sexual abuse compared to that of public school teachers'.