You base your argument on 2 cases out of 21,000 cases of unwanted pregnancies and you call me obtuse? rofflmfaoOh, stop being obtuse. I know it's your shtick, but it's pretty stupid.
You base your argument on 2 cases out of 21,000 cases of unwanted pregnancies and you call me obtuse? rofflmfaoOh, stop being obtuse. I know it's your shtick, but it's pretty stupid.
Really? Where? Point them out.No more escapist then much of the dodging you've been doing towards my responses.
I'm not surprised. Even life itself seems irrelevant to you.And considering we're talking about hypotheticals and what-if's, the answer is truly irrelevant.
That's a bad spin attempt. You are the one tossing out what ifs and when I come up with the numbers showing how few cases there exist on your little what ifs, you ignore them. *shrugs* I'm not keeping up with you, Peewee, I'm past you.:roll:
Try and keep up will you?
You said: "And how many incidents are like that these days now that abortion is legal?"
Which you seemed to be leading/implying towards that if it doesn't remove all of a problem, then there's no point in doing it, even if it reduces the size of said problem.
Whatever. It's irrelevant, just like your cute little what ifs.Oh and I never said anything about the Gun Registry, I was talking about Gun Control in general, which has existed in this country long before the Gun Registry was a brain fart.
lol Quit looking behind you for me, I'm not there.Once again, please keep up.
And I bring up the numbers to show how few cases you are basing your argument on, and you ignore them. You don't debate, you SPA as much as SPA does.Once again: :roll:
As already argued since like page #1 of this thread, Those two options do not always apply to everyone.
DUH I showed the numbers of accidental pregnancies and they aren't that many. I also said the chances are decreased even further if people use 2 types of contraceptive together. So abortion is the only solution to failed contraception? Wrong. Adoption is also a solution.Contraceptives do not always work and due to medical reasons, some can not use certain types. As mentioned before, contraceptives do reduce many of the problems, but sometimes they don't work and the pregnancy was still not intentional..... it is not an absolute solution and some people do need an abortion because your "Solution" didn't work in the first place.
Again, the instances are few.Adoption after birth does not apply to every situation either, and those reasons are already explained.
Yes. Like I said, I am pro-choice. It's up to her doc and her. You are still basing your argument on an extremely small number of pregnancy cases.Because none of these options are absolute answers, all of these options should be available and the women involved should have every freedom and right to decide for themselves which options to choose, especially when they already tried some of these options and they didn't work, resulting in the situation they're in now.
What are you gibbering about? I didn't say no-one was using them. And I didn't say no-one was doubling up on them. I simply produced a table showing failure rates of contraceptives. Then I suggested that doubling up on them would reduce the risk even further. You can't understand that so you spin what I said. You poor, sad, little effort of a human being.And who are you to say nobody's using them, let alone doubling up on them? That's a table based on individual tests of each with no information on combinations of either.
And yet you started out by sniveling at me that a portion of women don't have a choice. They can't afford a rubber or a tube of gel or whatever and ignore my idea that gov't should provide them rather than fork over for as many abortions as it does.All one can do is provide the education and the options to choose.... it is up to each individual to decide for themselves what they're going to do, regardless of what you like or don't.
roflmao, by the time the gov't got around to actually imposing these restrictions on what they would cover or not, almost everyone would have heard about it years before and adjusted to living with the restrictions. The gov't puts restrictions on what it covers all the time anyway. People still manage.Simply imposing restrictions or bans on abortions because you don't like how a % of the population abuses the system, will only harm those that the programs are genuinely there for in the first place.
Who's talking about anything being up to anyone? I thought we were discussing possibilities and alternatives. You think abortion is the only choice for unwanted pregnancies and actually said "there are no alternatives to abortion". I showed you to be wrong. There's always more education, more use of contraception, and adoption.Educate, provide options, otherwise tough diddims, the rest isn't up to you.
Bilgewater. Contraception is an alternative to getting pregnant because in most cases it does prevent pregnancy. And yes in most cases, getting pregnant is a choice anyway because the method is a choice in most cases. Adoption is also an alternative to aborting because one can choose to abort or to give away.There is only one solution I have been saying all along.... education, provide options/services.... allow the individual to decide.
And 89% of those people make the choice to abort for unnecessary reasons. I show how that percentage can be reduced drastically and you start sniveling. Impressive.Keep in mind that the majority of the individuals who may have to face these decisions and consequences are adults who are fully capable of making decisions for their own lives and future.
I don't care about that part so much. I have my opinion about when a human life starts and other people have theirs. The evidence suggests it starts at viability, because that is when a kid can survive outside the womb. Life itself starts almost at conception with cell division. Legally, life only starts when the baby is born (which can range from around 28 weeks to after 9 months.And before you respond with the typical "Well what right do they have to decide on the life of another being?" ~ I've already answered this too.
Like I said, why worry? Worrying is different than being concerned about. Again, your comprehension seems to be minimal. It may be why you think so little of life (other than your own, I would guess).If I worried and cared for every single form of life on this planet and elsewhere in the universe, I'd end up a blithering ball of snot, incapable of living my own life because I'd be worried about every ramification of my own existence against every other living being's life on this planet.
There's no alternative, so you might as well abort yourself now, Peewee. roflmaoThings Die..... that's existence.... Some things you can save, other things you have no control over. You're going to die some day soon, and so am I.... and so is every other living thing around you that you know. Some will die quickly, some slowly, peacefully, painfully, some will live a long life and others won't even start.
I do my best at minimizing it and suffering. What do you do to enrich life? I'd bet very little.Death and suffering is all around you in every shape and form.... what do you plan on doing about it?
Link?I don't just think it, I know it:
AnnaG - "Again, I think abortion should be illegal, but people need to be educated more about the alternatives and gov't is not helping much."
Anyway, if that's what I typed it was a typo. I am pro-choice.I kinda figured you made a typo when I responded to this, but since you didn't catch onto my response before, I figured maybe that's what you actually meant.
WTG, Sherlock. You figured it out. YAY for Paxius.:idea:For the record, Something that is against the law is "Legal" with an "I" in the front.... ie: Illegal.
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Can you say "Illegal?"
Sure.... I knew you could.
Nope. You only think I do and your thinking leaves a lot to be desired.^ Then you should double check what you plan to post before posting, because you contradict yourself a lot.
Not directly. You implied these ways shouldn't be used because of a few instances where they don't work.And obviously there are better and cheaper ways to avoid abortion, I never once disputed that issue....
No, there isn't a clarification. Yet you ASSume that contraception would not work even if they had used it so abortion is all that's left.the issue is that it doesn't always work and those women stat'd as having an abortion because they weren't ready doesn't clarify if they used contraceptives or didn't in the process....
I don't know who that would be. I'm suggesting that there are alternatives to abortion and that contraception and adoption are those alternatives. You think abortion is it, the only solution and there are no alternatives. You stated that.and it seems some in here just want to jump to the conclusion that they all never used contraceptives and were 100% completely irresponsible.
Exactly. You flail it around like a weapon. It's funny...... Speaking of "Spin" :roll:
Immigration is fine. But when the gov't and business whine about not enough Canadians having kids, they shouldn't try ways of reducing the number of abortions.Why? This country was built on Immigration, we need jobs and we need workers..... get more immigrants.
lol Wrong.It's not pitiful, you just don't like it because it doesn't suit your position.
Really? Where? Point them out.
I'm not surprised. Even life itself seems irrelevant to you.
That's a bad spin attempt. You are the one tossing out what ifs and when I come up with the numbers showing how few cases there exist on your little what ifs, you ignore them. *shrugs* I'm not keeping up with you, Peewee, I'm past you.
Whatever. It's irrelevant, just like your cute little what ifs.
lol Quit looking behind you for me, I'm not there.
And I bring up the numbers to show how few cases you are basing your argument on, and you ignore them. You don't debate, you SPA as much as SPA does.
DUH I showed the numbers of accidental pregnancies and they aren't that many. I also said the chances are decreased even further if people use 2 types of contraceptive together. So abortion is the only solution to failed contraception? Wrong. Adoption is also a solution.
Again, the instances are few.
Yes. Like I said, I am pro-choice. It's up to her doc and her. You are still basing your argument on an extremely small number of pregnancy cases.
What are you gibbering about? I didn't say no-one was using them. And I didn't say no-one was doubling up on them. I simply produced a table showing failure rates of contraceptives. Then I suggested that doubling up on them would reduce the risk even further. You can't understand that so you spin what I said. You poor, sad, little effort of a human being.
And yet you started out by sniveling at me that a portion of women don't have a choice. They can't afford a rubber or a tube of gel or whatever and ignore my idea that gov't should provide them rather than fork over for as many abortions as it does.
roflmao, by the time the gov't got around to actually imposing these restrictions on what they would cover or not, almost everyone would have heard about it years before and adjusted to living with the restrictions. The gov't puts restrictions on what it covers all the time anyway. People still manage.
Who's talking about anything being up to anyone? I thought we were discussing possibilities and alternatives. You think abortion is the only choice for unwanted pregnancies and actually said "there are no alternatives to abortion". I showed you to be wrong. There's always more education, more use of contraception, and adoption.
Bilgewater. Contraception is an alternative to getting pregnant because in most cases it does prevent pregnancy. And yes in most cases, getting pregnant is a choice anyway because the method is a choice in most cases. Adoption is also an alternative to aborting because one can choose to abort or to give away.
And 89% of those people make the choice to abort for unnecessary reasons. I show how that percentage can be reduced drastically and you start sniveling. Impressive.
I don't care about that part so much. I have my opinion about when a human life starts and other people have theirs. The evidence suggests it starts at viability, because that is when a kid can survive outside the womb. Life itself starts almost at conception with cell division. Legally, life only starts when the baby is born (which can range from around 28 weeks to after 9 months.
Like I said, why worry? Worrying is different than being concerned about. Again, your comprehension seems to be minimal. It may be why you think so little of life (other than your own, I would guess).
There's no alternative, so you might as well abort yourself now, Peewee. roflmao
I do my best at minimizing it and suffering. What do you do to enrich life? I'd bet very little.
Link?
Anyway, if that's what I typed it was a typo. I am pro-choice.
WTG, Sherlock. You figured it out. YAY for Paxius.:idea:
Nope. You only think I do and your thinking leaves a lot to be desired.
Not directly. You implied these ways shouldn't be used because of a few instances where they don't work. No, there isn't a clarification. Yet you ASSume that contraception would not work even if they had used it so abortion is all that's left. I don't know who that would be. I'm suggesting that there are alternatives to abortion and that contraception and adoption are those alternatives. You think abortion is it, the only solution and there are no alternatives. You stated that.
Exactly. You flail it around like a weapon. It's funny.
Immigration is fine. But when the gov't and business whine about not enough Canadians having kids, they shouldn't try ways of reducing the number of abortions.
lol Wrong.
*shrugs* It was a typo...... Oh.... I'm sorry, you're still going on with all this?
The only thing I see worth actually responding to is your request for a link:
Page 4 of this Thread - Post #272 - Section #1 - Paragraph #2
AnnaG - "Again, I think abortion should be illegal, but people need to be educated more about the alternatives and gov't is not helping much."
http://forums.canadiancontent.net/canadian-politics/91328-should-canadian-tax-payers-funding-4.html
Christ,
lol Since when does 1 measly typo turn into "screwupS"? On the exaggeration kick again, huh. Is that the homework SPA gave you from exaggeration 101 class?it wasn't even a full page ago, you posted it 1 day ago... and you can't even remember wtf you said and ask others to search and provide your own screw ups on a silver platter?
In other words you're saying, "I can't even hope to catch up with you, so I quit."It's because of stupid things like this and the trivial crap your try and use to take the topic beyond what it's about to try and confuse the issue, that I can't honestly be bothered to continue with this useless banter with you.
Ooops, back to the typo again, huh? You just can't get beyond that. Poor lad.Before you go on preaching about what other's have said, maybe you should get a grip on what you say first & get your sh*t together.
Thank you.Have a wonderful day.
You base your argument on 2 cases out of 21,000 cases of unwanted pregnancies and you call me obtuse? rofflmfao
Who said it never happens? It wasn't me. Perhaps it was you just saying that I said that.I wasn't basing my argument on it.
I gave two examples off the top of my head that refuted your stand that this never happens.
After several times of my pointing out that I am pro-choice and that I think there are better ways to go than abortion even if it is legal. Yeah tough to figure out the typo. Yup. lmaoIndeed.... a typo in which I suspected, asked if it was a number of times, yet took almost a whole'nother page to get a straight answer out of you on if it was or not.
Nah. That was your creation.Which created this whole long winded tangent from the original topic and further arguments over a platitude of things that don't relate to the original debate to begin with and only further clouded the debate.
So I said it and now you are still making a mountain of it. *shrugs* It was a typo.When all you had to do was say "oh sorry, that was a typo, I meant 'legal'." and we all could have moved on ~ However you continually either didn't read what I was saying, or simply ignored what I was saying and continued to side track over piddily things more and more while not even looking back to clear up any of the previous messes you created..... which thus, proves my point once again, that I'm right.
Life's a bitch for those who are irrelevant.It's ok... I forgive you this time.... I am a generous and compassionate person, I know, but don't spread that around. The fame and attention gets to be a little too much at times and I'm only one mere deity.
Suit yourself. I throw horse pucks.Anyways, considering it's pretty well just you and me tossing monkey poop at each other, it would appear all has been said in this thread and the topic has thus died.
Who said it never happens? It wasn't me. Perhaps it was you just saying that I said that.
Such a brilliant, pedomorphic reply. :roll:Perhaps. I must go kill some fetuses now.
Such a brilliant, pedomorphic reply. :roll:
Fighting it for "unconstitutional" grounds? Well, I guess whatever works. I'd have though fighting this on medical grounds would be the thing to do as there is the occasional medical reason for terminating after 20 weeks.I am not commenting one way or another about this new law in Neb., but it is the first restrictions I have heard in quite awhile.
New laws in Neb. add restrictions on abortions
That law bars the procedure at and after 20 weeks of pregnancy based on the assertion that fetuses can feel pain at that point. The other requires women be screened before having abortions for mental health issues and other risk factors indicating if they might have problems afterward.
New laws in Neb. add restrictions on abortions - Yahoo! News
I'm here. If he asks, I can inform him. lolDoesn't an adult have to be present before the term "pedomorphic" has meaning?
I'm here. If he asks, I can inform him. lol
Quite so.Such a brilliant, pedomorphic reply. :roll:
Thank you. You're about 3 decades late in congrats and off-topic, though, but it's appreciated.Quite so.
It is, indeed, refreshing to see that you have mastered polysyllabic words. I commend you on your recent intellectual growth.
Whose definition was that?Interesting definitions of abortion:
abortion [əˈbɔːʃən]
n 1. (Medicine / Gynaecology & Obstetrics) an operation or other procedure to terminate pregnancy before the fetus is viable
2. (Medicine / Gynaecology & Obstetrics) the premature termination of pregnancy by spontaneous or induced expulsion of a nonviable fetus from the uterus
I am not commenting one way or another about this new law in Neb., but it is the first restrictions I have heard in quite awhile.
New laws in Neb. add restrictions on abortions
That law bars the procedure at and after 20 weeks of pregnancy based on the assertion that fetuses can feel pain at that point. The other requires women be screened before having abortions for mental health issues and other risk factors indicating if they might have problems afterward.
New laws in Neb. add restrictions on abortions - Yahoo! News