If women are burdened by what they are physically designed for, what good are they to society? If they are incapable of raising children what good are they for anything else?
Are you saying that women are only good for child bearing and rearing?
If women are burdened by what they are physically designed for, what good are they to society? If they are incapable of raising children what good are they for anything else?
The "poor helpless welfare for life of women" image is demeaning. If women are burdened by what they are physically designed for, what good are they to society? If they are incapable of raising children what good are they for anything else?
Are you saying that women are only good for child bearing and rearing?
That's not what he's saying, but you go ahead and twist it if it makes you feel better.
gerryh, I asked a question. that was it.
Have you heard either condemn sex selective abortion?Those opposed to abortion, per se, use late-term abortions to agrue ad absurdum to silence those who point out nuance in the debate. Are you arguing that Trudeau or the NDP favour gratuitous late-term abortions?
Goober?
Are you saying that women are only good for child bearing and rearing?
I'm not saying anything other than what is given as justifications for abortion by women which includes not even being capable of doing what is instinctual.
Read up on Florence Nightingale!
Thanks for answering, Petros.
Have you heard either condemn sex selective abortion?
Why do you have such a hard about this?
Why are you so eager to have them weigh in on something that they can't do anything about?
Sorry, never considered the killing of a child to be a "little thing", and that is what this thread is about.
nice edit by the way
Gerry, you really should preface all your comments with "what is in my opinion...." IE: 'What is in my opinion the killing of a child'. If you did you might get better response and not have people instantly upset, defensive and angry. The laws and prevalent public opinion in this country is that abortion is not murder and that a fetus is not a person. Until these laws and general opinions change you only offer your personal opinion which is the antithesis of the law and popular opinion. Just offering friendly advice.
"Feutus is not a person..."
Is it human if it isn't a legal person afforded rights and duties?
JT has already weighed into this one and has basically said that a woman can go right ahead and have that baby removed and trashed.
Well, no. He refused to discuss it.
Again, who cares? Why should the government have opinions on things they can't do anything about?
No he didn't refuse to discuss. He made it the womans decision, which means he has no problem with it.
You'll do time, hefty fines and public humiliation if you drop a sack of kittens down a well but killing humans is an alleged right. Strange world we live in.I don't give a rats a$$ if people get "angry" for me stating the obvious and the truth.
Of course not, it's a worm. :roll:
can't be a dog, cat, or horse, THEY have more rights than a baby.
In Canada the majority favor some limits on abortion. Yet we cannot have a reasoned debate not only in Canada but in some cases on this very thread. If abortion of late term viable healthy children does not occur then what is the issue with enacting this as law.Why do you have such a hard on about this?
Why are you so eager to have them weigh in on something that they can't do anything about?
Ethics do change.Like Mulcair, Trudeau, or Harper (Genuflect here for a partial indulgence of three days), I do not favour reopening an extremely divisve debate on abortion. All three major parties agree. However, partisans will use every issue to white hat-black hat friends and foes.
As for late-term abortions, no legislation is required as medical codes of ethics have answered the critics. Why draught laws when none is needed. For instance, is a law needed to prohibit inter-species sex between conservatives and bonobos? I know people are whispering, but do we realy need such a law?