One of those things where you're initially sympathetic toward those negatively affected by it, but then you see those people freaking out about it like it's the end of the universe, so you lose all your sympathy and hope it gets worse for them.
I think it’s fucking savage to be honest. I’m kinda middle of the road guy politically but lean left when it comes to abortions. But on the other hand i love seeing both sides lose their collective minds.
Bret Weinstein said that most americans are pretty intermediate when it comes to abortion: They don't want people to be unable to have the procedure, but they don't want people going nuts with abortion. The radical sides of this argument have essentially shamed normal people into being "part of the problem", from various subjective perspectives.
I'm pro-life because I believe life begins at conception, and it's a slippery slope once you start trying to pinpoint when in the gestation period a fetus becomes a human being.
I don't express this publicly, though. People assume if you're pro life it's because you hate women and want to oppress them.
That’s fair. I guess if you really believe that life begins at conception, then it would be murder. But we live in a society where about 60% of people fundamentally disagree with you—that’s why this is an ongoing issue.
And if you’re against the pill, kudos for consistency, but practically speaking limiting birth control leads to more abortions, regardless of their legality.
Absolutely. But practicality shouldn't be the sole focus. If it is, you end up in one of those robotic dystopian worlds where human life isn't special.
Who’s fucking with your guns? This paranoia about everyone coming to take your gay guns has been steady for years, but there are more guns, more readily available than ever. Relax.
There’s just so little evidence of this, though. Look at the numbers and how little significant gun control legislation has been passed in the wake of these shootings. If they’re false flags, as you’re suggesting, it’s a bad strategy.
It's a triple edged sword. I like the idea of killing babies but I don't like the idea of giving women the chance to make decisions. I also don't like niggers and that's who mostly gets abortions.
Redditors are contradicting themselves. They're all for a woman's right to choose but adamantly anti anti-vax. Informed parental consent? That's taking it a little too far, we need the government to step in. Idiots.
Although I come across as a bit salty here, I follow the 'trad' lifestyle. For some background; I'm female, a devoted partner to a good man, and enjoy keeping the home and cooking for him. I abhor the degeneracy of society now.
I am against abortion except in the cases of rape and incest. I think Alabama's law is pushback against the leftists trying to destroy families. I don't agree with the law 100% but I get why it was passed.
The law may have been a set-up and made especially extreme in order to trigger lawsuits and force the Supreme Court rule on the abortion issue again. Will be interesting to see how it all pans out.
I honestly have no clue! If Justice Ginsberg's still alive (not to sound conspiratorial but do we have proof of life?) then I think the majority of the court will rule states' rights. Then you'll see a wave of pro or anti-abortion laws going on the states' books.
I have no sense of how they would rule on a federal level if they do not determine it's a states' rights issue. That's what's so trippy about this.
I believe Trump won fair and square but in hilarious troll fashion.
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1 diddlybooba 2019-05-17
One of those things where you're initially sympathetic toward those negatively affected by it, but then you see those people freaking out about it like it's the end of the universe, so you lose all your sympathy and hope it gets worse for them.
1 zzzacca999 2019-05-17
that's how i feel. i actually oppose the ban but seeing all the pro-life shitposting is making me want to support it
1 scott__the__dick 2019-05-17
This is basically why Hillary lost in one sentence
1 mudpart2 2019-05-17
I think it’s fucking savage to be honest. I’m kinda middle of the road guy politically but lean left when it comes to abortions. But on the other hand i love seeing both sides lose their collective minds.
1 suirogerg 2019-05-17
Were you rapidly blinking, saying “Ummmmmmm”, and flailing your arms about as you typed this?
1 mudpart2 2019-05-17
I wish i had that talent
1 TheElDan 2019-05-17
tl;dr - It’s a tough one, man...
1 TangerineReam 2019-05-17
Bret Weinstein said that most americans are pretty intermediate when it comes to abortion: They don't want people to be unable to have the procedure, but they don't want people going nuts with abortion. The radical sides of this argument have essentially shamed normal people into being "part of the problem", from various subjective perspectives.
1 RealTonySchiavone 2019-05-17
I love abortions, but hate women and wish to govern their bodies.
1 scott__the__dick 2019-05-17
I'm against all types of violence. Except the domestic kind.
1 SuperTubsPeterson 2019-05-17
I'm pro-life because I believe life begins at conception, and it's a slippery slope once you start trying to pinpoint when in the gestation period a fetus becomes a human being.
I don't express this publicly, though. People assume if you're pro life it's because you hate women and want to oppress them.
1 Poo-U 2019-05-17
So why don’t you just not get any abortions then? Why do you think it’s the business of the state to get involved?
Also, why conception and not full fertilization (emplantation). If you want to be consistent, you should also be against the birth control pill.
1 SuperTubsPeterson 2019-05-17
Well, the state should be involved for the same reason the state outlaws murder. To protect human life.
Who says I'm not against the pill?
1 Poo-U 2019-05-17
That’s fair. I guess if you really believe that life begins at conception, then it would be murder. But we live in a society where about 60% of people fundamentally disagree with you—that’s why this is an ongoing issue.
And if you’re against the pill, kudos for consistency, but practically speaking limiting birth control leads to more abortions, regardless of their legality.
1 SuperTubsPeterson 2019-05-17
I'm not arguing that it's practical.
1 Poo-U 2019-05-17
Do you think public policy should have practical concerns?
1 SuperTubsPeterson 2019-05-17
Absolutely. But practicality shouldn't be the sole focus. If it is, you end up in one of those robotic dystopian worlds where human life isn't special.
1 PatIsAFatHack 2019-05-17
I assume you got a dog in this fight?
1 Poo-U 2019-05-17
Having an opinion about a topical news story in a thread that asked for opinions about that topical news story means I have a dog in the fight?
1 PatIsAFatHack 2019-05-17
missed the mel reference
shill detected
you can fuck off now
1 Poo-U 2019-05-17
Ah right, ya got me.
1 PatIsAFatHack 2019-05-17
can you get me a discount?
also do you guys have those hole punch card things, buy 10 bortions get the next one free?
1 Poo-U 2019-05-17
I offer a Netflix-style subscription plan at my back alley clinic. For the same monthly price as CP media, fetal removals on demand.
1 TangerineReam 2019-05-17
In my life, the Pro-Lifers that I've met have ALL been women.
1 zambonibill21 2019-05-17
Keep fucking with our guns, we'll keep fucking with you whores wanting to murder babies.
1 Poo-U 2019-05-17
Who’s fucking with your guns? This paranoia about everyone coming to take your gay guns has been steady for years, but there are more guns, more readily available than ever. Relax.
1 PatIsAFatHack 2019-05-17
shut up ya commie
1 Poo-U 2019-05-17
Sorry. Going forward, I will repress my urge to make any comment that could disrupt your fragile echo chamber, faggot.
1 PatIsAFatHack 2019-05-17
good boy
now send nudes fatso
1 Poo-U 2019-05-17
Alright sugar tits
1 TangerineReam 2019-05-17
And they are coming for guns. They can't repeal the 2nd amendment, but they can essentially destroy it, PR wise.
And of course those mass shootings; some of those are pretty suspicious in how they even happened in the first place (not all though)...
1 Poo-U 2019-05-17
There’s just so little evidence of this, though. Look at the numbers and how little significant gun control legislation has been passed in the wake of these shootings. If they’re false flags, as you’re suggesting, it’s a bad strategy.
1 JoshFromMichigan 2019-05-17
I have no reason to ever go to Alabama so I don't give a fuck what they want to do.
1 Poo-U 2019-05-17
Alabama is the Michigan of the South, though.
1 scott__the__dick 2019-05-17
If people want to be retarded in their own state, by all means. Just don't fuck with mines.
1 Brandonberg86 2019-05-17
Alabama going full Thot Patrol. I like it.
1 mrwhite9292 2019-05-17
It's a triple edged sword. I like the idea of killing babies but I don't like the idea of giving women the chance to make decisions. I also don't like niggers and that's who mostly gets abortions.
1 ants_ccw_permit 2019-05-17
Redditors are contradicting themselves. They're all for a woman's right to choose but adamantly anti anti-vax. Informed parental consent? That's taking it a little too far, we need the government to step in. Idiots.
1 AntsCamera 2019-05-17
I love how hard it triggered the left wing twitter hate mob.
It will get knocked down in the SCOTUS, the purpose of it is to troll Virginia and New York who have laws that are even more barbaric.
1 John_Gulbunny 2019-05-17
The only opinion I have is that abortion grosses me out, I don’t really give a care
1 Jungies 2019-05-17
I thought making it illegal to go out-of-state for an abortion was a little much.
1 jml9689 2019-05-17
Watch them start taxing the hell out of coat hangers.
1 SuperToes845 2019-05-17
Although I come across as a bit salty here, I follow the 'trad' lifestyle. For some background; I'm female, a devoted partner to a good man, and enjoy keeping the home and cooking for him. I abhor the degeneracy of society now.
I am against abortion except in the cases of rape and incest. I think Alabama's law is pushback against the leftists trying to destroy families. I don't agree with the law 100% but I get why it was passed.
The law may have been a set-up and made especially extreme in order to trigger lawsuits and force the Supreme Court rule on the abortion issue again. Will be interesting to see how it all pans out.
1 TangerineReam 2019-05-17
How do you think it'll go? Because this seems a bit set-up-y to me. Like Trump was put in the White House to troll the left in the first place....
1 SuperToes845 2019-05-17
I honestly have no clue! If Justice Ginsberg's still alive (not to sound conspiratorial but do we have proof of life?) then I think the majority of the court will rule states' rights. Then you'll see a wave of pro or anti-abortion laws going on the states' books.
I have no sense of how they would rule on a federal level if they do not determine it's a states' rights issue. That's what's so trippy about this.
I believe Trump won fair and square but in hilarious troll fashion.
1 Billyassman 2019-05-17
A Alabama abortion is hitting a pregnant women with a banjo.