Kavanaugh Confirmation

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More insanity from the Bolsheviks:

Meanwhile, an online petition to impeach Kavanaugh reached more than 125,000 signatures in wake of Kavanaugh's confirmation. The petition claims as grounds for impeachment, among other grievances, that Kavanaugh lied under oath about not having "legacy" connections to Yale Law School because his grandfather attended Yale as an undergraduate.
 
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Septic said:
One can believe that Trump is human trash (he is) while simultaneously believing he's accomplished some pretty great things. This SCOTUS nomination debacle is not even a thinly transparent screw job. I thought I'd seen the bottom of depravity from American politics and was promptly reminded that I too could be breathtakingly wrong.

The treatment of Kav by the powerful leaders on the left by weaponizing 37 years of unverifiable accusations is simply wretched. ANY blowback by the right should be swift and deserved.
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Vol_Doc said:
I'm aware, and unfortunately there's no agreed upon objective measure for what constitutes a living human. It's a matter of opinion, which creates the impasse. That's why it comes down to rights, unless the government imposes a belief system on the populace.
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If a baby is not living then why do you have to take measures to kill it? It is a human life created through one of the greatest series of events in the human body.
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
More insanity from the Bolsheviks:

Meanwhile, an online petition to impeach Kavanaugh reached more than 125,000 signatures in wake of Kavanaugh's confirmation. The petition claims as grounds for impeachment, among other grievances, that Kavanaugh lied under oath about not having "legacy" connections to Yale Law School because his grandfather attended Yale as an undergraduate.
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I was of the understanding that legacy meant parent. Am i wrong about that? We look at legacy kids yearly and its always the father who played here, or their father played somewhere else and we were lucky to get them.
 
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NurseGoodVol said:
If a baby is not living then why do you have to take measures to kill it? It is a human life created through one of the greatest series of events in the human body.
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There's life, and there's human life. A spermatozoa is a life. Should it be protected? A cow is a life. Should we not eat beef?
 
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Vol_Doc said:
There's life, and there's human life. A spermatozoa is a life. Should it be protected? A cow is a life. Should we not eat beef?
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Once the human spermatazoa implants into the human ova human life has been created and it can only develop into a human, not a cow. I'm also pro choice. I chose not to eliminate my children though.
 
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NurseGoodVol said:
Once the human spermatazoa implants into the human ova human life has been created and it can only develop into a human, not a cow. I'm also pro choice. I chose not to eliminate my children though.
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Perhaps i should qualify this further. I see a responsibility with the ability to create life. I have a problem with those who end up pregnant because they weren't responsible enough to take measures to prevent it. Then it's just a "problem" to be dealt with at said abortion clinic. Said abortion clinic receives my tax dollars for their irresponsibility under
" family planning" if find that ironic, it's family elimination.
 
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NurseGoodVol said:
Once the human spermatazoa implants into the human ova human life has been created and it can only develop into a human, not a cow. I'm also pro choice. I chose not to eliminate my children though.
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Gotcha. Yeah, that's the from conception definition. Earlier, the beating heart definition was given. There's a fetal viability definition. I'm just saying that it's not universally settled. And, again, I'm purposely leaving my personal feelings out of this discussion. My opinions honestly don't matter, and that's part of my point. Without a universally agreed upon definition, I can't advocate for imposing one over another. Thus, I'm pro-choice. I also have never recommended abortion to my wife. She's the only one I've ever been with and only after marriage, FWIW. Yeah, I'm old school. We have two great boys, and I can't imagine life without them.
 
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NurseGoodVol said:
Perhaps i should qualify this further. I see a responsibility with the ability to create life. I have a problem with those who end up pregnant because they weren't responsible enough to take measures to prevent it. Then it's just a "problem" to be dealt with at said abortion clinic. Said abortion clinic receives my tax dollars for their irresponsibility under
" family planning" if find that ironic, it's family elimination.
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Many do take measures. It's reported that half of abortion patients were using contraception. Now, were they using it correctly? Dunno. There are also rape and incest victims, though that's likely a small percentage. My step sister's first child was actually a pre-marital "accident." No abortion. Turned into an amazing young man. Do some use abortion as contraception? Sure, but I doubt it's the majority.
 
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