How many here support abortion, but oppose the death penalty?

[kev20]

I was unaware of this right to give opinions on here without those opinions being "slammed".

Show me where I told you what to think, do not thinik I have. Do think you have a reading problem though.

almost as bad as your spelling problem?

 

[allvol123]

almost as bad as your spelling problem?

Hey I got it right 2 out of 3 times in those 2 sentences!

 

[overseasorange2]

I was unaware of this right to give opinions on here without those opinions being "slammed".

Show me where I told you what to think, do not think I have. Do think you have a reading problem though?[/QUOTE]

Only when it comes to your post, but thanks for your concern.

 

[MG1968]

Name three people who actually want there to be more abortions.

Patricia Ireland, Medea Benjamin, and Kim Gandy and any other radical feminist who views Sarah Palin as "dangerous" to women's rights.

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

If she wants to drink and smoke while she is pregnant, do you have the right to speak to her then? :crazy:

 

[BigPapaVol]

Name three people who actually want there to be more abortions.

Abortion providers. Docs, equipment manufacturers, Planned Parenthood (has to have them to maintain its existence).
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[utvolpj]

I support the right to carry out both since I will more than likely be paying for it if they don't.

 

[UT IE 95]

You can't believe in making it illegal for women to kill?

So if a woman having an abortion is killing, would a miscarriage or still-birth be involuntary man-slaughter?

 

[BigPapaVol]

So if a woman having an abortion is killing, would a miscarriage or still-birth be involuntary man-slaughter?

that would depend upon cause and level of negligence, right?

 

[hohenfelsvol]

If she wants to drink and smoke while she is pregnant, do you have the right to speak to her then? :crazy:

The only way I don't have the right to talk to her is if there is a restraining order. So, yes, I have the right.

 

[UT IE 95]

that would depend upon cause and level of negligence, right?

Sure, but unless a woman is on bed rest starting at ovulation and under the strict care of an OB you could find probable cause.

 

[BigPapaVol]

Sure, but unless a woman is on bed rest starting at ovulation and under the strict care of an OB you could find probable cause.

probable cause is not a term for the courtroom. Willful negligence or mens rea are awfully high standards. Arguing that a mom who wanted her baby wantonly disregarded the health of the baby is going to be a bit tough.

 

[UT IE 95]

probable cause is not a term for the courtroom. Willful negligence or mens rea are awfully high standards. Arguing that a mom who wanted her baby wantonly disregarded the health of the baby is going to be a bit tough.

unless a scored father-to-be testifies that the mom drank coca colas and did house work (etc, etc, etc)

 

[justingroves]

I support the right to carry out both since I will more than likely be paying for it if they don't.

Yep.

 

[VolByBirth]

I oppose abortion except in cases of rape, incest, or the mother's life is in danger. I support the death penalty.

I'll explain. I have a problem with killing innocent children. I have no problem with murderers being put to death.

I think child molesters and serial/repeat rapists should be put to death as well.

Your turn.

I support choice. The choice of a mother and the choice of a jury of peers/judge for maximum penalty. So I'm pro-choice -- on both accounts.

 

[allvol123]

I support choice. The choice of a mother and the choice of a jury of peers/judge for maximum penalty. So I'm pro-choice -- on both accounts.

Interesting, you are admitting she is a mother?

 

[VolByBirth]

Interesting, you are admitting she is a mother?

Semantics.

 

[allvol123]

Semantics.

You wrote it.

 

[VolByBirth]

You wrote it.

And you interpreted it. Funny how that works -- interpretation.

Next time I'll be sure to use: "The woman carrying a fetus" -- as that's so much easier to type.

 

[allvol123]

And you interpreted it. Funny how that works -- interpretation.

Next time I'll be sure to use: "The woman carrying a fetus" -- as that's so much easier to type.

Yea, how crazy of me to interpret "mother" as being a "mother". Use what you want, I don't care. Your stance looks poor when you use that term though, you are acknowledging there is a life and thus there is a killing. But you go with whatever makes you feel best.

 

[BigPapaVol]

And you interpreted it. Funny how that works -- interpretation.

he didn't interpret anything. He pointed out that your choice of word was interesting. The interpretation was all yours.

Funny how that transpired.
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[volsforever27]

So when does life begin?

 

[BigPapaVol]

So when does life begin?

soon as someone is called mother.
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[overseasorange2]

soon as someone is called mother.
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I have been called a mother with maybe one additional word behind it. Does that count?

 

[Fine Vol]

probable cause is not a term for the courtroom. Willful negligence or mens rea are awfully high standards. Arguing that a mom who wanted her baby wantonly disregarded the health of the baby is going to be a bit tough.

I had mens ria once man thats not fun and I missed work.