Musika is "blah" nothing substantial.
`That's nice... Oh no, I didn't.Google Gianna Jessen (if you dare), and prepare yourself for a silly argument.
It's not like you to balk at the prospect of immersion in a silly argument. Why the sudden lack of courage?`That's nice... Oh no, I didn't.
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Maybe I'm waiting to see what you say about your hero before I tear him apart, sounds like fun doesn't it?
Quite simple. You claimed you had answered the question already and provided a link, hoping no one would check. In fact you did not answer it, as evinced by the actual text of the post you linked to. You simply asked some more questions.I'm not sure what you are trying to achieve by unpacking the hyperlink already given in the quote
Gee.Quite simple. You claimed you had answered the question already and provided a link, hoping no one would check. In fact you did not answer it, as evinced by the actual text of the post you linked to. You simply asked some more questions.
Can you answer Weg's question now? Specifically "why should you (and men in general) have a say in abortion?"
Maybe I should have chosen a more poignant avatar name.Musika is "blah" nothing substantial.
Why r u evening posting????It's not like you to balk at the prospect of immersion in a silly argument. Why the sudden lack of courage?
A good argument for better abortion procedures or regulation.Google Gianna Jessen (if you dare), and prepare yourself for a silly argument.
Yes, it's easier for you to lie to people when you don't provide proof you are lying in the post.I will have to remember not to post the link next time.
I realize that this is a very unconventional suggestion for you, but if you really want to know my answer to your question, you could try reading my link that you went to great trouble to copy/paste ... particularly the bit you (also with great effort I imagine) edited out.Yes, it's easier for you to lie to people when you don't provide proof you are lying in the post.
Meanwhile, you still can't answer the question. Why does it make you so uncomfortable? Does it perhaps identify a part of your beliefs that you are ashamed of, or feel you can't defend?
Yes, that is one silly argument, but in the context of this discussion she lends herself to another one.A good argument for better abortion procedures or regulation.
I did. It was a question, not an answer.I realize that this is a very unconventional suggestion for you, but if you really want to know my answer to your question, you could try reading my link that you went to great trouble to copy/paste ... particularly the bit you (also with great effort I imagine) edited out.
Its not a question. You could always try copy pasting the quote, sans your edits, if you don't believe me.I did. It was a question, not an answer.
Should I read this in a deep, creepy batman voice?I can see how uncomfortable this makes you. You will do anything to avoid answering the question, because you can't.
QED.Its not a question. You could always try copy pasting the quote, sans your edits, if you don't believe me. . . .Should I read this in a deep, creepy batman voice?I can see how uncomfortable this makes you. You will do anything to avoid answering the question, because you can't.
Whatever gets your attention.Should I read this in a deep, creepy batman voice?
Gee.
I will have to remember not to post the link next time.
Get back to me when you Google Gianna Jessen and want to continue to play this silly game of awarding the moral high ground on the basis of intimate bearing.
For the most part, no, and that's a problem. This is not to downplay the thoughtful contributions from wegs and Bells, of course.Are there any females involved in this discussion?
I would say it would be a case of domestic abuse to insist that a woman continue with a pregnancy she did not want. To request that a woman take the much less risky path in regards to her health can hardly be considered a case of abuse. What if a woman desired that a man impregnate her and he refused, would that also be an example of coercion because he withheld his essence from her? Why should he owe her fatherhood simply because she desires it at a time when it’s in her best interest health wise to stop the pregnancy? If she wants to continue over his objection, then she’s free to do so on her own. He should bear no responsibility for an entity that does not, and does not have to exist, and would only come into existence to satisfy the pleasure of the mother.To Capracus, who is trying to argue that he should be allowed to "opt out" if she chooses to not have an abortion.
There's a term called 'coercive control'..
You should look it up.
TLDR for you, it's abusive and controlling behaviour, and is a form of domestic abuse.
So you know, maybe, just maybe, you should refrain from suggesting men commit acts of domestic abuse if their partners do not do as they say or want. Unless of course you want to be that guy..
I'm still waiting.Google Gianna Jessen (if you dare), and prepare yourself for a silly argument.