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Atavachron
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Posted: May 28 2011 at 23:30 |
Not at all, I think both drugs and prostitution should be legal
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JJLehto
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Posted: May 28 2011 at 23:31 |
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Not at all, I think both drugs and prostitution should be legal
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Oh well OK then.
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The Dark Elf
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Posted: May 28 2011 at 23:31 |
Yes, but should prostitutes smoke crack? Or, more importantly, doesn't smoking crack often lead to prostitution?
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CCVP
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Posted: May 28 2011 at 23:32 |
The Dark Elf wrote:
CCVP wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
CCVP wrote:
Hmm, I guess a guerrilla military leader really gets elected because of being trustworthy and of principle, even if he attacked the enemy in the night of Christmas eve, a date that even WW1 respected and stopped the battles during it. |
Your distortions sound more like Anti-American bias rather than having any historical foundation whatsoever. George Washington was noted to be a very principled and trustworthy individual -- that he sought liberty from a repressive regime does not change his principles. Washington was also religiously tolerant, and like Jefferson was a Deist, not a Christian; therefore, the surprise attack on the Hessian contingent at Trenton was a masterful bit of strategy.
As far as WWI, you really have your facts skewed. The truces that occurred along the front during Christmas were not official but spontaneous among many dead tired and homesick soldiers on both sides. As the war progressed, these unofficial truces became more sporadic. The desolation of "no-man's land", and the abject futility of trench war in WWI were what drove these unofficial truces. In WWII, the Nazis thought nothing of conducting major attacks at Bastogne during Christmas. Prior to WWI, the lack of battles during the holiday season had less to do with religious commemoration than war being "out of season" during December. Major troop movements were literally impossible in the middle of winter, and any winter manuevers were considered dangerous (Napoleon's retreat from Moscow is a notable example).
Coming from Brazil, a country known for political instability, military dictatorships and the overthrow of democratically elected governments, you have some gall denigrating Washington who, after two terms as president, actually turned down another term in office, as he believed holding the office any further ran counter to the premise of a constitutional democracy. That's something Brazil didn't learn until 1994. But hey, it's always easier to criticize someone else than checking for skeletons in your own closet.
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LOL, talk about cult of personality in the land of the "free".
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You made statements that were factually incorrect. I merely pointed out your biased rhetoric, So "LOL" on your profound lack of historical perspective. |
I'm just impressed at how mad you are about this. And I'm not even biased at all, that is exactly how Washington waged a war against a vastly superior and overall better preppared army. Besides, lack of historical perspective? Are you really serious about this?
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The T
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Posted: May 28 2011 at 23:34 |
I don't see how not liking abortion is mysoginistic...
David I'll reply tomorrow. Quick posts from my phone usually leads to some holes that I have to address later...
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Atavachron
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Posted: May 28 2011 at 23:34 |
well I smoke pot and it didn't lead to crack or prostitution.. though I must say moonlighting as a gigolo doesn't sound half-bad-- I'd need a good Heidi Fleiss-like pimp though, hard to find I imagine
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The Dark Elf
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Posted: May 28 2011 at 23:40 |
CCVP wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
CCVP wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
CCVP wrote:
Hmm, I guess a guerrilla military leader really gets elected because of being trustworthy and of principle, even if he attacked the enemy in the night of Christmas eve, a date that even WW1 respected and stopped the battles during it. |
Your distortions sound more like Anti-American bias rather than having any historical foundation whatsoever. George Washington was noted to be a very principled and trustworthy individual -- that he sought liberty from a repressive regime does not change his principles. Washington was also religiously tolerant, and like Jefferson was a Deist, not a Christian; therefore, the surprise attack on the Hessian contingent at Trenton was a masterful bit of strategy.
As far as WWI, you really have your facts skewed. The truces that occurred along the front during Christmas were not official but spontaneous among many dead tired and homesick soldiers on both sides. As the war progressed, these unofficial truces became more sporadic. The desolation of "no-man's land", and the abject futility of trench war in WWI were what drove these unofficial truces. In WWII, the Nazis thought nothing of conducting major attacks at Bastogne during Christmas. Prior to WWI, the lack of battles during the holiday season had less to do with religious commemoration than war being "out of season" during December. Major troop movements were literally impossible in the middle of winter, and any winter manuevers were considered dangerous (Napoleon's retreat from Moscow is a notable example).
Coming from Brazil, a country known for political instability, military dictatorships and the overthrow of democratically elected governments, you have some gall denigrating Washington who, after two terms as president, actually turned down another term in office, as he believed holding the office any further ran counter to the premise of a constitutional democracy. That's something Brazil didn't learn until 1994. But hey, it's always easier to criticize someone else than checking for skeletons in your own closet.
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LOL, talk about cult of personality in the land of the "free".
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You made statements that were factually incorrect. I merely pointed out your biased rhetoric, So "LOL" on your profound lack of historical perspective. |
I'm just impressed at how mad you are about this. And I'm not even biased at all, that is exactly how Washington waged a war against a vastly superior and overall better preppared army.
Besides, lack of historical perspective? Are you really serious about this?
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Both your original post and your subsequent reply ("LOL, talk about cult of personality in the land of the "free" "). in no way suggest you were being light-hearted; on the contrary they both sounded mean-spirited and, yes, biased. I am not "mad", just argumentative.
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JJLehto
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Posted: May 28 2011 at 23:45 |
Atavachron wrote:
well I smoke pot and it didn't lead to crack or prostitution.. though I must say moonlighting as a gigolo doesn't sound half-bad-- I'd need a good Heidi Fleiss-like pimp though, hard to find I imagine
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I'm too uggo to be a prostitute. I'd have to find the really desperate market, which I suppose means I could charge more.
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CCVP
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Posted: May 28 2011 at 23:48 |
The Dark Elf wrote:
CCVP wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
CCVP wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
CCVP wrote:
Hmm, I guess a guerrilla military leader really gets elected because of being trustworthy and of principle, even if he attacked the enemy in the night of Christmas eve, a date that even WW1 respected and stopped the battles during it. |
Your distortions sound more like Anti-American bias rather than having any historical foundation whatsoever. George Washington was noted to be a very principled and trustworthy individual -- that he sought liberty from a repressive regime does not change his principles. Washington was also religiously tolerant, and like Jefferson was a Deist, not a Christian; therefore, the surprise attack on the Hessian contingent at Trenton was a masterful bit of strategy.
As far as WWI, you really have your facts skewed. The truces that occurred along the front during Christmas were not official but spontaneous among many dead tired and homesick soldiers on both sides. As the war progressed, these unofficial truces became more sporadic. The desolation of "no-man's land", and the abject futility of trench war in WWI were what drove these unofficial truces. In WWII, the Nazis thought nothing of conducting major attacks at Bastogne during Christmas. Prior to WWI, the lack of battles during the holiday season had less to do with religious commemoration than war being "out of season" during December. Major troop movements were literally impossible in the middle of winter, and any winter manuevers were considered dangerous (Napoleon's retreat from Moscow is a notable example).
Coming from Brazil, a country known for political instability, military dictatorships and the overthrow of democratically elected governments, you have some gall denigrating Washington who, after two terms as president, actually turned down another term in office, as he believed holding the office any further ran counter to the premise of a constitutional democracy. That's something Brazil didn't learn until 1994. But hey, it's always easier to criticize someone else than checking for skeletons in your own closet.
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LOL, talk about cult of personality in the land of the "free".
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You made statements that were factually incorrect. I merely pointed out your biased rhetoric, So "LOL" on your profound lack of historical perspective. |
I'm just impressed at how mad you are about this. And I'm not even biased at all, that is exactly how Washington waged a war against a vastly superior and overall better preppared army.
Besides, lack of historical perspective? Are you really serious about this?
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Both your original post and your subsequent reply ("LOL, talk about cult of personality in the land of the "free" "). in no way suggest you were being light-hearted; on the contrary they both sounded mean-spirited and, yes, biased. I am not "mad", just argumentative. |
Oh, sure, because killing other human beings is really light-hearted.  Look, criticizing someone isn't the same as being biased. How would you consider me not being biased? Praising the guy? Really now?  EDIT: and about the cult of personality, you sound exactly like a Marxist, except that you are defending Wasington, not Lenin, Marx or that red BS.
Edited by CCVP - May 28 2011 at 23:53
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The Dark Elf
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Posted: May 28 2011 at 23:52 |
The T wrote:
I don't see how not liking abortion is mysoginistic...
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T, you obviously missed my point. Are you even faintly aware of the trauma a rape victim goes thorough? The suffering and utter embarrassment of having to come forward and then be subjected to a trial where the opposing attorney tries to paint you not as a victim , but as "asking for it"? And then you expect a rape victim, after going through that hell, to also go through a nine month pregnancy (at a physical danger to herself), and every day have to be reminded of the crime? I am rather amazed that you haven't put yourself in the woman's shoes. You were being completely unfair and actually cruel.
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The Dark Elf
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Posted: May 29 2011 at 00:01 |
CCVP wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
CCVP wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
CCVP wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
CCVP wrote:
Hmm, I guess a guerrilla military leader really gets elected because of being trustworthy and of principle, even if he attacked the enemy in the night of Christmas eve, a date that even WW1 respected and stopped the battles during it. |
Your distortions sound more like Anti-American bias rather than having any historical foundation whatsoever. George Washington was noted to be a very principled and trustworthy individual -- that he sought liberty from a repressive regime does not change his principles. Washington was also religiously tolerant, and like Jefferson was a Deist, not a Christian; therefore, the surprise attack on the Hessian contingent at Trenton was a masterful bit of strategy.
As far as WWI, you really have your facts skewed. The truces that occurred along the front during Christmas were not official but spontaneous among many dead tired and homesick soldiers on both sides. As the war progressed, these unofficial truces became more sporadic. The desolation of "no-man's land", and the abject futility of trench war in WWI were what drove these unofficial truces. In WWII, the Nazis thought nothing of conducting major attacks at Bastogne during Christmas. Prior to WWI, the lack of battles during the holiday season had less to do with religious commemoration than war being "out of season" during December. Major troop movements were literally impossible in the middle of winter, and any winter manuevers were considered dangerous (Napoleon's retreat from Moscow is a notable example).
Coming from Brazil, a country known for political instability, military dictatorships and the overthrow of democratically elected governments, you have some gall denigrating Washington who, after two terms as president, actually turned down another term in office, as he believed holding the office any further ran counter to the premise of a constitutional democracy. That's something Brazil didn't learn until 1994. But hey, it's always easier to criticize someone else than checking for skeletons in your own closet.
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LOL, talk about cult of personality in the land of the "free".
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You made statements that were factually incorrect. I merely pointed out your biased rhetoric, So "LOL" on your profound lack of historical perspective. |
I'm just impressed at how mad you are about this. And I'm not even biased at all, that is exactly how Washington waged a war against a vastly superior and overall better preppared army.
Besides, lack of historical perspective? Are you really serious about this?
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Both your original post and your subsequent reply ("LOL, talk about cult of personality in the land of the "free" "). in no way suggest you were being light-hearted; on the contrary they both sounded mean-spirited and, yes, biased. I am not "mad", just argumentative. |
Oh, sure, because killing other human beings is really light-hearted. 
Look, criticizing someone isn't the same as being biased. How would you consider me not being biased? Praising the guy? Really now? 
EDIT: and about the cult of personality, you sound exactly like a Marxist, except that you are defending Wasington, not Lenin, Marx or that red BS.
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Ummm...okay, so you were criticizing Washington -- why? What exactly was your point? You weren't factually correct in your statements, so I rebutted your points. Had you talked about the fact that he had slaves, or used some other actual historical data that was germane, then so be it. He was no superhuman or saint, but he set a standard and made precedence as president that were quite admirable. I only wish that many of the presidents that followed had the same dignity and care for the office. Unfortunately, that has not always been the case.
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Henry Plainview
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Posted: May 29 2011 at 00:03 |
The Dark Elf wrote:
The T wrote:
I don't see how not liking abortion is mysoginistic...
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T, you obviously missed my point. Are you even faintly aware of the trauma a rape victim goes thorough? The suffering and utter embarrassment of having to come forward and then be subjected to a trial where the opposing attorney tries to paint you not as a victim , but as "asking for it"? And then you expect a rape victim, after going through that hell, to also go through a nine month pregnancy (at a physical danger to herself), and every day have to be reminded of the crime? I am rather amazed that you haven't put yourself in the woman's shoes. You were being completely unfair and actually cruel. |
Yes, rape cases in the US (and I assume elsewhere) are horrible bullsh*t. But if you believe that a fetus is a person the rape victim argument is trivial: killing an innocent person is far more cruel. Being against abortion except in cases of rape and incest makes no logical sense whatsoever, but for some reason it seems to be prevalent, I assume because people's brains shut off when confronted with emotional issues. Pro-lifers are usually called misogynists by feminists/pro-choice advocates to try to get them to shut up, but it's still not a good debating topic.
The Dark Elf wrote:
obviously have no children of your own. |
This is, and always will be, the most bullsh*t, patronizing appeal to emotion that can ever be said in an internet argument. No I don't have children, but that doesn't mean (exaggerating here I know you have not said this) your plan to execute everyone on the sex offender list has any basis in reason and you shouldn't be flaunting your refusal to move behind raw emotion. And damn it, how the hell did I get baited into writing this post, much less in a thread about the GOP Primary?
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if you own a sodastream i hate you
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CCVP
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Posted: May 29 2011 at 00:13 |
The Dark Elf wrote:
CCVP wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
CCVP wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
CCVP wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
CCVP wrote:
Hmm, I guess a guerrilla military leader really gets elected because of being trustworthy and of principle, even if he attacked the enemy in the night of Christmas eve, a date that even WW1 respected and stopped the battles during it. |
Your distortions sound more like Anti-American bias rather than having any historical foundation whatsoever. George Washington was noted to be a very principled and trustworthy individual -- that he sought liberty from a repressive regime does not change his principles. Washington was also religiously tolerant, and like Jefferson was a Deist, not a Christian; therefore, the surprise attack on the Hessian contingent at Trenton was a masterful bit of strategy.
As far as WWI, you really have your facts skewed. The truces that occurred along the front during Christmas were not official but spontaneous among many dead tired and homesick soldiers on both sides. As the war progressed, these unofficial truces became more sporadic. The desolation of "no-man's land", and the abject futility of trench war in WWI were what drove these unofficial truces. In WWII, the Nazis thought nothing of conducting major attacks at Bastogne during Christmas. Prior to WWI, the lack of battles during the holiday season had less to do with religious commemoration than war being "out of season" during December. Major troop movements were literally impossible in the middle of winter, and any winter manuevers were considered dangerous (Napoleon's retreat from Moscow is a notable example).
Coming from Brazil, a country known for political instability, military dictatorships and the overthrow of democratically elected governments, you have some gall denigrating Washington who, after two terms as president, actually turned down another term in office, as he believed holding the office any further ran counter to the premise of a constitutional democracy. That's something Brazil didn't learn until 1994. But hey, it's always easier to criticize someone else than checking for skeletons in your own closet.
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LOL, talk about cult of personality in the land of the "free".
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You made statements that were factually incorrect. I merely pointed out your biased rhetoric, So "LOL" on your profound lack of historical perspective. |
I'm just impressed at how mad you are about this. And I'm not even biased at all, that is exactly how Washington waged a war against a vastly superior and overall better preppared army.
Besides, lack of historical perspective? Are you really serious about this?
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Both your original post and your subsequent reply ("LOL, talk about cult of personality in the land of the "free" "). in no way suggest you were being light-hearted; on the contrary they both sounded mean-spirited and, yes, biased. I am not "mad", just argumentative. |
Oh, sure, because killing other human beings is really light-hearted. 
Look, criticizing someone isn't the same as being biased. How would you consider me not being biased? Praising the guy? Really now? 
EDIT: and about the cult of personality, you sound exactly like a Marxist, except that you are defending Wasington, not Lenin, Marx or that red BS.
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Ummm...okay, so you were criticizing Washington -- why? What exactly was your point? You weren't factually correct in your statements, so I rebutted your points. Had you talked about the fact that he had slaves, or used some other actual historical data that was germane, then so be it. He was no superhuman or saint, but he set a standard and made precedence as president that were quite admirable. I only wish that many of the presidents that followed had the same dignity and care for the office. Unfortunately, that has not always been the case. |
Criticizing isn't always speaking badly of something or someone, you know. . . If look again at my OP of this chain of quotes, I was merely pointing out that Washington wasn't appointed (or elected, whatever) president because he had all that qualities, but actually because he was the military leader of the rebellion agains Britain. His other characteristics (the ones which he is remembered for) probably appeared / were shown during the time he was in office.
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The T
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Posted: May 29 2011 at 00:14 |
The Dark Elf wrote:
The T wrote:
I don't see how not liking abortion is mysoginistic... |
T, you obviously missed my point. Are you even faintly aware of the trauma a rape victim goes thorough? The suffering and utter embarrassment of having to come forward and then be subjected to a trial where the opposing attorney tries to paint you not as a victim , but as "asking for it"? And then you expect a rape victim, after going through that hell, to also go through a nine month pregnancy (at a physical danger to herself), and every day have to be reminded of the crime? I am rather amazed that you haven't put yourself in the woman's shoes. You were being completely unfair and actually cruel. |
I recognize my post was hastily done and I sounded bad. Of course rape is the most extreme situation and it needs much more thought than what I just put into it. But I still think there's need for further analysis of the issue. Anyway, I apologize too.
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The Dark Elf
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Posted: May 29 2011 at 00:17 |
Henry Plainview wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
The T wrote:
I don't see how not liking abortion is mysoginistic...
| T, you obviously missed my point. Are you even faintly aware of the trauma a rape victim goes thorough? The suffering and utter embarrassment of having to come forward and then be subjected to a trial where the opposing attorney tries to paint you not as a victim , but as "asking for it"? And then you expect a rape victim, after going through that hell, to also go through a nine month pregnancy (at a physical danger to herself), and every day have to be reminded of the crime? I am rather amazed that you haven't put yourself in the woman's shoes. You were being completely unfair and actually cruel. |
Yes, rape cases in the US (and I assume elsewhere) are horrible bullsh*t. But if you believe that a fetus is a person the rape victim argument is trivial: killing an innocent person is far more cruel. Being against abortion except in cases of rape and incest makes no logical sense whatsoever, but for some reason it seems to be prevalent, I assume because people's brains shut off when confronted with emotional issues. Pro-lifers are usually called misogynists by feminists/pro-choice advocates to try to get them to shut up, but it's still not a good debating topic.
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I don't believe a fetus is a person. And I believe subjecting a rape victim to undergo a forced pregnancy to have yet another unwanted child thrown into the system is no "trivial matter" as you so indelicately inferred, neither for the rape victim or the child, or the family of the victim, for that matter. And it is indeed misogynistic. So there you go.
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The Dark Elf
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Posted: May 29 2011 at 00:22 |
Yes, and I was being unduly harsh, as I said. It's a difficult issue, make no mistake about it. But again, it should be left up to the individual and the family to make such decisions, not forced upon a woman by law.
My god, I just sounded libertarian!
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Henry Plainview
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Posted: May 29 2011 at 00:25 |
The Dark Elf wrote:
I don't believe a fetus is a person. And I believe subjecting a rape victim to undergo a forced pregnancy to have yet another unwanted child thrown into the system is no "trivial matter" as you so indelicately inferred, neither for the rape victim or the child, or the family of the victim, for that matter. And it is indeed misogynistic. So there you go. |
I did not imply anything about the social support system of the United States. What I said was that when someone says "I am against abortion because I believe a fetus is a person" the response is very often WHAT ABOUT RAPE AND INCEST, but that makes no sense. That does not mean the consequences of a fetus legally and morally being a person are easy. I am not going to debate with you whether or not a fetus is a person because I am talking to about how being pro-life is not intrinsically misogynist, as you claim.
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The Dark Elf
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Posted: May 29 2011 at 00:38 |
Henry Plainview wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
obviously have no children of your own. |
This is, and always will be, the most bullsh*t, patronizing appeal to emotion that can ever be said in an internet argument. No I don't have children, but that doesn't mean (exaggerating here I know you have not said this) your plan to execute everyone on the sex offender list has any basis in reason and you shouldn't be flaunting your refusal to move behind raw emotion... |
No you don't have children, and neither are you a woman. But you think you can make decisions for them based on what? Some clever little internet article or wikipedia? Whatever. I can put myself in the shoes of other parents having to live such a nightmare, and no, I can't maintain a cold, clinical outlook on the matter. I would not force such hell on anyone, but for someone like you, it's obviously a simple legal matter and you wipe your hands of it.
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Henry Plainview
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Posted: May 29 2011 at 00:46 |
The Dark Elf wrote:
Henry Plainview wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
obviously have no children of your own. |
This is, and always will be, the most bullsh*t, patronizing appeal to emotion that can ever be said in an internet argument. No I don't have children, but that doesn't mean (exaggerating here I know you have not said this) your plan to execute everyone on the sex offender list has any basis in reason and you shouldn't be flaunting your refusal to move behind raw emotion... |
No you don't have children, and neither are you a woman. But you think you can make decisions for them based on what? Some clever little internet article or wikipedia? Whatever. I can put myself in the shoes of other parents having to live such a nightmare, and no, I can't maintain a cold, clinical outlook on the matter. I would not force such hell on anyone, but for someone like you, it's obviously a simple legal matter and you wipe your hands of it. |
I'm not deciding anything for anyone, I have no power over anything. But emotion has no place in the law. Emotions make us do stupid things.
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CCVP
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Posted: May 29 2011 at 00:49 |
Henry Plainview wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
Henry Plainview wrote:
The Dark Elf wrote:
obviously have no children of your own. |
This is, and always will be, the most bullsh*t, patronizing appeal to emotion that can ever be said in an internet argument. No I don't have children, but that doesn't mean (exaggerating here I know you have not said this) your plan to execute everyone on the sex offender list has any basis in reason and you shouldn't be flaunting your refusal to move behind raw emotion... |
No you don't have children, and neither are you a woman. But you think you can make decisions for them based on what? Some clever little internet article or wikipedia? Whatever. I can put myself in the shoes of other parents having to live such a nightmare, and no, I can't maintain a cold, clinical outlook on the matter. I would not force such hell on anyone, but for someone like you, it's obviously a simple legal matter and you wipe your hands of it. |
I'm not deciding anything for anyone, I have no power over anything. But emotion has no place in the law. Emotions make us do stupid things. |
Like argue on the internet.
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