LoriAZhitman wrote:RRG, you just made my Christmas card list.
I'd be more concerned with whatever psychotropic medication is causing Howie to ramble incomprehensibly...telcoman wrote:
Lori
I'd be concerned about Greg's list
Next thing you know he might offer to hand deliver that card with the weather channel predicting a blizzard.
I have to wonder what Greg has on his mind?
Telcoman
What is your solution? Forced abortions by Gov mandate? Some form of anti-sex device until you can take a test and get a Gov license to have sex? Forced sterilization of all females until the gov says they can have their tubes reattached for a child based on a purchased license?Kohster wrote:The American baby code sounds like a good idea actually. There are tests that determine that you are fit to be a driver, but there aren't any that determine if you are fit to be a parent? Ludicrous.
I will agree that inappropriate relationships do go unreported by the media more frequently than not but your school is not a fair ratio of student/teacher inappropriate ratio by any means. There is no epidemic of student/teacher relationships. Schools presently act on any report of inappropriate behavior and conduct immediately in the modern day of lawsuits and do not hesitate to fire. Contrasting your high school, I had a graduating class of nearly 1400 students and during my four high school years, our school fired the president of the teacher's union, who was tenured and also wrote my letters of recommendation, over a remark about a girl's shirt being too low cut.RiceRocketGal wrote:
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.
The notion that those on the news are the only ones is as preposterous as the notion that the transsexuals on Maury are the only ones.
Perhaps you are the exception to most conservativesRiceRocketGal wrote:
Um Duh! Those opposed to abortion ARE working to reduce abortions... to ZERO! Hello! We are also working to reduce teen pregnancy! I have been working with troubled teens for 15 years... sex education... molestation survivors in group therapy... teen sex offender therapy... WHY do you assume none of us are doing anything but talking? LIBERALS are the talkers, hun... conservatives ACT. That would be why the incident of teen pregnancy is much higher in predominantly dem neighborhoods than in conservative neighborhoods.
RiceRocketGal wrote:
Most are not. I am not but I believe those who are believe that giving a child birth control is giving them a license to have premarital sex without consequence. Remove consequences from actions... and the actions become the accepted norm just as premarital sex was once considered taboo but now is the accepted norm.
Well educated and informed teenagers will generally make informed decisions. Most parents would rather have their children on birth control than having to deal with teen pregnancy.
I'm assuming for a moment that the 60k abortions Dr Keller is alledged to have performed is a correct number.RiceRocketGal wrote:
Strawman ALERT! This isn't about the average abortion. This is about LATE TERM abortions. Those pose FAR GREATER HEALTH RISK to women than childbirth ever did. In a late term abortion a breech birth is FORCED. They pull the baby out FEET FIRST. In order to do this they must adjust the position of the baby.. a live.. kicking... moving baby... inside the mother's womb and then grab it's legs and pull it all of it out except the head... while it is again still alive.
Many of the posters on the site are quite knowledgable.RiceRocketGal wrote:
Soooo you use the DK because you wanted to reference Bill freaking O? Um.. do you think that makes you look BETTER or somehow makes your argument stronger? Bill O and the DK go back and forth because they are both more suited for Jerry Springer than anything that could be considered real news. If either of them are a source of info for YOU... you are just as screwed up as they are.
No but if the woman, the baby's father and the OBGYN had a legitimate reason for it I would not oppose that decision.RiceRocketGal wrote:
I have some questions for YOU.
Are you for or against aborting healthy babies in the 9th month of gestation where the mother's life is not in danger?
Nothing but what have I posted that was inaccurate?RiceRocketGal wrote:
What have YOU done to address the issue of teen pregnancy other than read liberal rags and post inaccurate info on the internet?
Citation and source please.RiceRocketGal wrote:
Are you aware that the overwhelming majority of abortions are performed not on teenagers... but on white women between the ages of 20 and 24 (college age) who are perfectly able to use BC if they want to?
The answer to that question is in the decison Roe vs WadeRiceRocketGal wrote:
Why are people who are pro-abortion so dead set against any regulatory measure that would require a woman to MAKE UP HER DAMN MIND about whether or not she wants the baby BEFORE the baby becomes able to live independent of the mother?
I don't expect answers. I expect more lumping all of us into the same group with the abortion clinic protesters and parroting of the same crap you have been saying all along with absolutely no acknowledgment that those things have been addressed.
Surprise me.
Where the hell did you get these ideas from?audtatious wrote:
What is your solution? Forced abortions by Gov mandate? Some form of anti-sex device until you can take a test and get a Gov license to have sex? Forced sterilization of all females until the gov says they can have their tubes reattached for a child based on a purchased license?
Some live in parts of the US known a wingnutistanKohster wrote:
Where the hell did you get these ideas from?
http://www.abortionno.org/Resources/fastfacts.htmlbobotech wrote:Can someone please find me some statistics that show just how many late term abortions that Tiller performed per year?
Finding stats like late term abortions performed in the US per year are really hard to find.
The information you requested.... (did you think she was making it up?)telcoman wrote:
Citation and source please.
Oh, no, my opinion of you is that you are a caller of BS on both sides. 90% on one side, 10% on the other.audtatious wrote:My opinion is not asked by you nor a few others, it's simply assumed. How wrong you are....
Greg, since you failed to provide a statistic, I'll provide one:AZhitman wrote:Let's not go there.
The statistical likelihood of pregnancy by rape is so infinitessimally small, yet trumpeted by so many pro-choice activists, it's criminal.
Back on topic.
You seemed to support the American baby code which is pretty much a set of limiting rules as thus:Kohster wrote:
Where the hell did you get these ideas from?
Then why are we having this conversation?ishkabibble wrote:
Oh, no, my opinion of you is that you are a caller of BS on both sides. 90% on one side, 10% on the other.
I don't ask your opinion any more since your response is usually a troll. *shrug*
Agree to disagree?ishkabibble wrote:
Greg, since you failed to provide a statistic, I'll provide one:
"The Gottschalls focused on 405 women who had suffered a single incidence of penile-vaginal rape at some point between the ages of 12 and 45. Of these, 6.4 per cent became pregnant."
http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_...1.php
6.4% is infinitesimally small?
Yes, 6.4% IS small. It's 24 women. 24 women, out of a poorly-selected and poorly-controlled-for sample group. 24 women who SELF-REPORTED, which says something about the results. Twenty-four women, who we can't be certain didn't have consensual sex around the time of the rape.ishkabibble wrote:
Greg, since you failed to provide a statistic, I'll provide one:
"The Gottschalls focused on 405 women who had suffered a single incidence of penile-vaginal rape at some point between the ages of 12 and 45. Of these, 6.4 per cent became pregnant."
http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_...1.php
6.4% is infinitesimally small?
Guess what? 400 is a decent sample size for any sized population. It provides accuracy of +- 5%.AZhitman wrote:That study didn't use a "decent" sample size. Since you're so fond of calling people out on their statistics, how about you tell me how you think that's a "decent" sample size. HINT: If "environment" is total rapes, and 604 is our sample, guess what?
whats a dh?ishkabibble wrote:Swing and a miss from the self-proclaimed DH.
No, 400 isn't.ishkabibble wrote:
Guess what? 400 is a decent sample size for any sized population. It provides accuracy of +- 5%.
Swing and a miss from the self-proclaimed DH.