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Good lord! First abortion is not killing a human being and now using animals as an ad reductio absurdum argument? Boggles the mind the distance one goes.
 
rolling7 said:
No, it means you used a Supreme Court decision the wrong way.
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ah of course you would say that. please do continue on spinning and twisting.
 
kokonut said:
Good lord! First abortion is not killing a human being and now using animals as an ad reductio absurdum argument? Boggles the mind the distance one goes.
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now you know how I feel about speeding thing.
 
OMG!!!!!
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It is still womens rights to control their body, not anyone.
 
Jiro said:
and Supreme Court agrees with me and abortionists.

let's see about AZ immigration bill and Obamacare. It is in my opinion that they will agree with me.
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Not exactly.... Yes the Supreme Court currently allows. Any killing but I think most of the justices would get a good chuckle out of your spin.
 
airportcop said:
I WILL SAY THIS AGAIN, BI-POLAR DISORDER IS HEREDITARY!!! THAT MEANS THAT ONE IS BORN WITH IT! ARE YOU COMPLETELY SURE ABOUT THE TESTING????!!! THEY CAN TEST FOR DOWNS SYNDROME AND MANY OTHER THINGS! EVEN THOUGH THE TESTS MAY BE NEGATIVE IT DOESN'T MEAN THAT IT WASN'T THERE AT BIRTH IT ONLY MEANS THAT IT DID NOT SHOW UP AT THE TIME OF TESTING AND MANIFESTED ITSELF LATER IN LIFE! I'm just trying to explain this to you foxrac not calling you dumb.
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Excuse me, I don't read all cap lock so well and I felt that you are shouting at me.

I have therapist and psychiatrist who diagnose me with bipolar disorder and they don't say if it was hereditary or not, even sometime, it is unknown. There is no test to make proper diagnose on bipolar, just only mental evaluation do.

Lastly, the bipolar disorder is underdiagnosed for me and I have none of my families who diagnose with bipolar disorder.
 
TXgolfer said:
You have already provided it. :)
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then you must have misunderstood it. and of course.... you disagree and think I misunderstood it but it doesn't really matter anymore because it's still legal :)
 
Off the point. I just watched TV news about Preaching Hate. The pastor's son sang "Ain't no homo make it to heaven" at his church and the churchgoers applauded. That's sick. Obviously they don't allow gays/lesbians at that church. That's clearly an act of discrimination.

Back to the point, I wonder if one of the churchgoers had an abortion and other churchgoers found out about it, will they kick her out of the church or respect her rights?
 
CrazyPaul said:
Off the point. I just watched TV news about Preaching Hate. The pastor's son sang "Ain't no homo make it to heaven" at his church and the churchgoers applauded. That's sick. Obviously they don't allow gays/lesbians at that church. That's clearly an act of discrimination.

Back to the point, I wonder if one of the churchgoers had an abortion and other churchgoers found out about it, will they kick her out of the church or respect her rights?
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Nice misdirect in the first paragraph and nothing to do with this thread.

Probably depends on why there was an abortion. But then again if their faith is strong and see value in life you'd be blessed even for a passing moment to have known your baby.
The story of baby Faith Hope
 
kokonut said:
Nice misdirect in the first paragraph and nothing to do with this thread.

Probably depends on why there was an abortion. But then again if their faith is strong and see value in life you'd be blessed even for a passing moment to have known your baby.
The story of baby Faith Hope
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uh that's why he said "off the point."
 
kokonut said:
Nice misdirect in the first paragraph and nothing to do with this thread.

Probably depends on why there was an abortion. But then again if their faith is strong and see value in life you'd be blessed even for a passing moment to have known your baby.
The story of baby Faith Hope
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NO NO NO! It's none of their business to know why she had an abortion due to her rights to privacy. Get it? So will anti-abortion churchgoers kick her out of the church if she won't give her reasons? Truth, please. Yes or No?
 
CrazyPaul said:
NO NO NO! It's none of their business to know why she had an abortion due to her rights to privacy. Get it? So will anti-abortion churchgoers kick her out of the church if she won't give her reasons? Truth, please. Yes or No?
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You said, "..if one of the other churchgoers found out about it.." If one found out about it and got wind of it, well, they'll deal with it on their own accords. I am not the church, so don't ask me. If their faith are strong there wouldn't be an abortion hub bub floating around.
 
kokonut said:
You said, "..if one of the other churchgoers found out about it.." If one found out about it and got wind of it, well, they'll deal with it on their own accords. I am not the church, so don't ask me. If their faith are strong there wouldn't be an abortion hub bub floating around.
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would your church kick'em out?
 
kokonut said:
You said, "..if one of the other churchgoers found out about it.." If one found out about it and got wind of it, well, they'll deal with it on their own accords. I am not the church, so don't ask me. If their faith are strong there wouldn't be an abortion hub bub floating around.
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Why twist my post? That's not exactly what I said. BTW, if they don't welcome her back, that's a shame.
 
CrazyPaul said:
Why twist my post? That's not exactly what I said.
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You posted it as a conditional question...if...doesn't matter about her privacy if the church somehow found out about it. What matters is how the church or the people will react to this new information and whether they'll act upon it towards the person who had an abortion. Several scenarios can play out depending on the circumstances, so, don't ask me.
 
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