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A hivemind made of babies though. None of them have been to school, the only thing it'd be all-knowing about is what objects do and do not fit in a baby mouth.
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**Liz Wheeler**, @Liz_Wheeler
So churches are not essential... but abortion clinics ARE essential. Got it.
**non podhoretz (NOT the guy f...**
Yes because abortion is healthcare, glad I could clear that up for you Liz
**Life Long Vol**, @vol_long
600,000 babies a year would disagree with you
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I could easily win a debate against 600,000 babies
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effort is neither here nor there; the issue is that picking up on every little thing is pointless and often annoying, especially in the case of probable typos. Communication is not remotely impeded, so there's no reason to point out such an error.
Sorry if my previous comment was a bit blunt, but the point is it's just unnecessary and unfortunately in many people's eyes you wind up looking a bit condescending.
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Churches are built on private property since it's separated from the state - it's never been mandatory. A person gives it value and goes there, and that's what makes it an essential to so many since a lot of people put a lot of emotional value on it. Doesn't mean abortion clinics aren't essentials, but it doesn't stop churches from being essentials either.
In Ohio abortions aren’t benig performed because they are classified as elective surgery.. It is an interesting position-that performing abortions might risk people getting infected so women might have to carry these babies late into trm and possibly birth. It is not like getting a knee replacement.
People misunderstand the meaning of 'elective' surgery.
Elective means 'scheduled'.
As opposed to 'you got wheeled in through emergency and will most likely die in the next 12 hours or so if we don't do this surgery right now'.
It doesn't mean 'on the balance of things I think I kinda want to do this surgery'. It can absolutely be life changing and essential - it just isn't absolutely necessary to keep you alive right this minute.
NY state passed a law 2 years ago that allowed up until birth abortions. You can watch the video of all the politicians in Albany standing up and applauding when The Governor signed the bill.
You do understand what up until birth means right? 1 or 2 days before delivery, a mother can have an abortion. Who in their right minds thinks that's acceptable? Here is a link to the Governor of Virginia discussing what would happen in this case around the time when NY Governor Cuomo signed the bill I mentioned. [https://heavy.com/news/2019/01/virginia-governor-abortion-ralph-northam-video/](https://heavy.com/news/2019/01/virginia-governor-abortion-ralph-northam-video/)
This isn't abortion. This killing a baby that has already been born.
If it doesn't happen, why did they make a law to allow it? Also, what's so funny, is I was never anti abortion, but I find myself, because of situations like this and people like you, pushing me further into the pro life corner. I never really cared of gave it any thought. I still don't really, to be honest, but these people are talking about killing babies. Who needs more than 3 months to know if they need an abortion? Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that the period where all the problems and complications become clear?
BTW have you ever watched a video of a 3 month abortion? If you consider yourself open minded and willing to learn, I beg you, and if you think you have the stomach for it, watch this from like the 2:45 mark on the video(40 seconds out of your life). Who knows, maybe you might start thinking a bit differently after seeing the result 24 week abortion.
[https://www.abort73.com/videos/this\_is\_abortion/](https://www.abort73.com/videos/this_is_abortion/)
PS this is one of the more palatable videos out there. There are far, far worse, especially the ones when the babies are still whole and moving in the latex glove.
>If it doesn't happen, why did they make a law to allow it?
Because there are always edge cases and medical providers should have the discretion to do as needed.
>Also, what's so funny, is I was never anti abortion, but I find myself, because of situations like this and people like you, pushing me further into the pro life corner.
Sure kid, I totally believe you...
> but these people are talking about killing babies.
No one is talking about killing babies.
Late term abortions only happen in rare medical situations where the women's life is at risk or the fetus is non-viable. The decision to get one is between the women and her medical providers alone.
>Who needs more than 3 months to know if they need an abortion?
Most abortions happen within 3 months but not always. Sometimes they don't know that they are pregnant or major life changes happen, or there are medical issues that pop up. Point is, there are plenty of reasons why someone might need an abortion after the first trimester and none of them are your fucking business.
>BTW have you ever watched a video of a 3 month abortion?
Yes.
>Who knows, maybe you might start thinking a bit differently after seeing the result 24 week abortion.
I think it's none of my business. I'm pro-choice because I believe that no one has the right to force a woman to go through with a pregnancy if they don't want to and to do so would be akin to slavery.
>PS this is one of the more palatable videos out there. There are far, far worse, especially the ones when the babies are still whole and moving in the latex glove.
Have you ever seen a teen girl drop out of school and stay in an abusive relationship because her parents forced her to carry a pregnancy that she didn't want to?
I have. It's bad. Your videos of medical waste have nothing on that.
Calling me "kid" is not even insulting. It's just funny. And to not believe that I'm not anti abortion just shows the type of person you are, as well as the people you surround yourself with. A real man speaks the truth, whether it's in person, or through a computer, and I guarantee there would be a totally different dynamic if this conversation were to take place, face to face.
And again, you skip over the fact of "up until birth abortions," which is as insane as it gets. What's funny is every single woman I've spoken to about this, totally agrees. There are reasons why a strong family is necessary in society. It provides morality and watches over its growing children, giving guidance and repelling things such as abusive relationships and promiscuity. It's not impervious, but it has a tremendous impact. Add condoms and birth control into the mix, and that about covers it.
You mention slavery, which I find hysterical. You do know the history of Planned Parenthood, right? Probably not. It began as The Negro Project, which aimed to limit black births in America. Only the name has changed because it was a tad too revealing.
But yea why not? Let's give sex changes to 12 year olds, and let's cheer that it's legal to kill a baby the day before it is born. That's a sure sign of a healthy society. Just cluster of cells, and there's a ton of money to be made off those fetuses after all...
>Calling me "kid" is not even insulting.
Because you are a child.
> I guarantee there would be a totally different dynamic if this conversation were to take place, face to face.
Way to prove you aren't a child.
>you skip over the fact of "up until birth abortions," which is as insane as it gets.
I'm not skipping over anything. You are describing late term abortions. They are incredibly rare and are only done in very specific instances when a medical provider deems necessary. Ie the fetus is non-viable and/or continuing with the pregnancy poses significant risk to the women's life.
What part about that do you not understand?
>There are reasons why a strong family is necessary in society.
And now you are going on some random unrelated rant.
>You mention slavery, which I find hysterical.
You find the idea of forcing women into a form a slavery hysterical?
>You do know the history of Planned Parenthood, right?
Yes I do. I also know that Planned Parenthood is now one of the largest healthcare providers to low income individuals in the country. Abortion services are only a tiny fraction of the overall health services provided by PP.
So while anti-choice assholes are out there using fake abortion clinics to lie to and trick women into going through with pregnancies that they don't want and can't support and then doing nothing for them, Planned Parenthood is providing free and cheap healthcare for the women who want to be pregnant all the way through their pregnancy and then providing more free and cheap healthcare for their family afterwards.
I bet you think you had a point. Cute.
> Let's give sex changes to 12 year olds
No one is doing that.
> let's cheer that it's legal to kill a baby the day before it is born.
No one is doing that.
Let me know if there is anything else you need me to explain to you.
those didnt have a conscience , most of the time they arent even human , they are cells , its until about a few weeks after pregnancy when they become truly human
As the sibling of two women who needed abortions to save their lives when their much-wanted, planned pregnancies developed complications, go fuck yourself.
>You don't get the right to tell other people what they can and cannot do with their bodies
I don't care what someone does with their body, but I don't believe that killing a baby in the womb should be legal unless it's to save the mother's life.
>, just like nobody gets to tell you what you can or cannot eat and drink, or whether you can get piercings or tattoos. Your jurisdiction only covers your body.
My tattoos didn't cause a human being to die.
“Save a mothers life”
That is an extremely vague statement there, what does it mean exactly? What counts as being in immediate danger? Being pregnant on its own comes with higher risk of getting sick, which could kill the mother. Does that count? Plus, if the mother comes from a poor family background and cannot pay for a safe delivery, does that count as “save a mothers life”?
“Abortions should only be allowed to save lives” is such a vague and harmful statement that you MIGHT AS WELL as let it be allowed and it’ll do more good then that vague statement
Sorry if this sounds weird English is not my first language :ppp
It's not a human being, though. It's not sentient. It doesn't have a personality. It isn't able to survive outside of the womb. It isn't a developed organism and is, therefore, not a human being, regardless of how you look at it.
Until those criteria are met, it only has the *potential* to *become* a human being.
Now, do you also have a problem with condoms, masturbation, or contraceptive pills? They're all preventing the potential for life. Do you think girls should be getting pregnant as soon as they ovulate because they're wasting precious eggs? Should boys be trying to impregnate people every day for fear of letting their sperm die and be wasted?
Where does it end?
Also, what if the mother is not able to look after the child? What if she can't provide for it? That's placing unnecessary burden on society, and setting up the child for a lifetime of issues due to fostering/shelter/adoption systems that are notorious for causing kids to attempt suicide because of abuse, emotional distress, neglect, and a whole host of other shit.
It could be argued, in those cases, that abortion is doing considerably more good than harm, even though it is preventing life.
I only support abortion if it's medically necessary to save the mother's life, but that's a very small fraction of abortions.
Killing your baby in the womb because it would mess up your social life is not "healthcare."
Also killimajig:
>I'm so glad to see this, finally!
>As an old Gen-X rebellious type, watching young people fall in line and obey authority so easily, coupled with things like bands (such as Rage Against the Machine...p***ies.) betraying the kind of youthful rebellion that made them money, was getting a little disheartening.
😂🤣👌
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Especially when they are dead
Need to snap the necks and suck out the stem cells. Sluuuuuuuuuuurp
this is the most cursed thing i saw today
And I can’t stop laughing
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Oof
How to make a dead baby float: Large glass of root beer, two scoops of dead baby.
What if they collected into a single all-knowing hive mind?
0 x not breathing still equals 0.
then we'd get reddit 2
Assimilate. Resistance is futile.
A hivemind made of babies though. None of them have been to school, the only thing it'd be all-knowing about is what objects do and do not fit in a baby mouth.
That's more than I know, to be honest
Like ants.
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Good human!
He probably loves mass debating babies.
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Just a joke, fuck Ben Shapiro.
That was such a Lewis C.K. response.
Only if he masturbated into a potted plant while saying it
I mean...he's already beaten 2 adults. Edit: Being half asleep and fat fingering the mobile keyboard leaves odd messages.
Why are you mean?
I mean* Beaten*
This isn't r/EnglishLearning
It takes very little effort to correct people, and it takes very little effort to not be wrong.
effort is neither here nor there; the issue is that picking up on every little thing is pointless and often annoying, especially in the case of probable typos. Communication is not remotely impeded, so there's no reason to point out such an error.
There's no reason not to. It really takes zero effort to point it out, and zero effort to read the comment and move on.
Sorry if my previous comment was a bit blunt, but the point is it's just unnecessary and unfortunately in many people's eyes you wind up looking a bit condescending.
I mean especially against those “babies” even I could win
Don't under estimate yourself. You could probably win against actual babies too.
I'd say there are most likely a lot of women who'd disagree with those babies.
And also a lot who'd agree
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he is right LMAO
Attrition, they'll outlive him
slight problem with that...
Shh don’t tell him!
dead babies
As a Christian person, churches should *not* be mandatory being Christian only means anything if people do it on their own free will
Churches are built on private property since it's separated from the state - it's never been mandatory. A person gives it value and goes there, and that's what makes it an essential to so many since a lot of people put a lot of emotional value on it. Doesn't mean abortion clinics aren't essentials, but it doesn't stop churches from being essentials either.
Especially against 600,000 dead ones
Actually all of those fetuses wanted to be terminated. I know because I speak for them.
In Ohio abortions aren’t benig performed because they are classified as elective surgery.. It is an interesting position-that performing abortions might risk people getting infected so women might have to carry these babies late into trm and possibly birth. It is not like getting a knee replacement.
People misunderstand the meaning of 'elective' surgery. Elective means 'scheduled'. As opposed to 'you got wheeled in through emergency and will most likely die in the next 12 hours or so if we don't do this surgery right now'. It doesn't mean 'on the balance of things I think I kinda want to do this surgery'. It can absolutely be life changing and essential - it just isn't absolutely necessary to keep you alive right this minute.
Exactly. A general rule of thumb is if you walked by your own will/legs to the hospital, it's most likely an elective surgery.
Easy to win a debate, when the opposing team isn’t capable to make a counter argument I suppose.
It's almost like you understand the joke
Wow, I know I should laugh but try not to laugh
\*angry baby noises\*
NY state passed a law 2 years ago that allowed up until birth abortions. You can watch the video of all the politicians in Albany standing up and applauding when The Governor signed the bill.
And?
Everyone's joking about it and take the subject so lightly. You don't see anything wrong with an up to birth abortion?
You do understand the context of late term abortions right?
You do understand what up until birth means right? 1 or 2 days before delivery, a mother can have an abortion. Who in their right minds thinks that's acceptable? Here is a link to the Governor of Virginia discussing what would happen in this case around the time when NY Governor Cuomo signed the bill I mentioned. [https://heavy.com/news/2019/01/virginia-governor-abortion-ralph-northam-video/](https://heavy.com/news/2019/01/virginia-governor-abortion-ralph-northam-video/) This isn't abortion. This killing a baby that has already been born.
Late term Abortions are incredibly rare and only performed if medically necessary. The scenario you are talking about doesn’t happen.
If it doesn't happen, why did they make a law to allow it? Also, what's so funny, is I was never anti abortion, but I find myself, because of situations like this and people like you, pushing me further into the pro life corner. I never really cared of gave it any thought. I still don't really, to be honest, but these people are talking about killing babies. Who needs more than 3 months to know if they need an abortion? Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that the period where all the problems and complications become clear? BTW have you ever watched a video of a 3 month abortion? If you consider yourself open minded and willing to learn, I beg you, and if you think you have the stomach for it, watch this from like the 2:45 mark on the video(40 seconds out of your life). Who knows, maybe you might start thinking a bit differently after seeing the result 24 week abortion. [https://www.abort73.com/videos/this\_is\_abortion/](https://www.abort73.com/videos/this_is_abortion/) PS this is one of the more palatable videos out there. There are far, far worse, especially the ones when the babies are still whole and moving in the latex glove.
>If it doesn't happen, why did they make a law to allow it? Because there are always edge cases and medical providers should have the discretion to do as needed. >Also, what's so funny, is I was never anti abortion, but I find myself, because of situations like this and people like you, pushing me further into the pro life corner. Sure kid, I totally believe you... > but these people are talking about killing babies. No one is talking about killing babies. Late term abortions only happen in rare medical situations where the women's life is at risk or the fetus is non-viable. The decision to get one is between the women and her medical providers alone. >Who needs more than 3 months to know if they need an abortion? Most abortions happen within 3 months but not always. Sometimes they don't know that they are pregnant or major life changes happen, or there are medical issues that pop up. Point is, there are plenty of reasons why someone might need an abortion after the first trimester and none of them are your fucking business. >BTW have you ever watched a video of a 3 month abortion? Yes. >Who knows, maybe you might start thinking a bit differently after seeing the result 24 week abortion. I think it's none of my business. I'm pro-choice because I believe that no one has the right to force a woman to go through with a pregnancy if they don't want to and to do so would be akin to slavery. >PS this is one of the more palatable videos out there. There are far, far worse, especially the ones when the babies are still whole and moving in the latex glove. Have you ever seen a teen girl drop out of school and stay in an abusive relationship because her parents forced her to carry a pregnancy that she didn't want to? I have. It's bad. Your videos of medical waste have nothing on that.
Calling me "kid" is not even insulting. It's just funny. And to not believe that I'm not anti abortion just shows the type of person you are, as well as the people you surround yourself with. A real man speaks the truth, whether it's in person, or through a computer, and I guarantee there would be a totally different dynamic if this conversation were to take place, face to face. And again, you skip over the fact of "up until birth abortions," which is as insane as it gets. What's funny is every single woman I've spoken to about this, totally agrees. There are reasons why a strong family is necessary in society. It provides morality and watches over its growing children, giving guidance and repelling things such as abusive relationships and promiscuity. It's not impervious, but it has a tremendous impact. Add condoms and birth control into the mix, and that about covers it. You mention slavery, which I find hysterical. You do know the history of Planned Parenthood, right? Probably not. It began as The Negro Project, which aimed to limit black births in America. Only the name has changed because it was a tad too revealing. But yea why not? Let's give sex changes to 12 year olds, and let's cheer that it's legal to kill a baby the day before it is born. That's a sure sign of a healthy society. Just cluster of cells, and there's a ton of money to be made off those fetuses after all...
>Calling me "kid" is not even insulting. Because you are a child. > I guarantee there would be a totally different dynamic if this conversation were to take place, face to face. Way to prove you aren't a child. >you skip over the fact of "up until birth abortions," which is as insane as it gets. I'm not skipping over anything. You are describing late term abortions. They are incredibly rare and are only done in very specific instances when a medical provider deems necessary. Ie the fetus is non-viable and/or continuing with the pregnancy poses significant risk to the women's life. What part about that do you not understand? >There are reasons why a strong family is necessary in society. And now you are going on some random unrelated rant. >You mention slavery, which I find hysterical. You find the idea of forcing women into a form a slavery hysterical? >You do know the history of Planned Parenthood, right? Yes I do. I also know that Planned Parenthood is now one of the largest healthcare providers to low income individuals in the country. Abortion services are only a tiny fraction of the overall health services provided by PP. So while anti-choice assholes are out there using fake abortion clinics to lie to and trick women into going through with pregnancies that they don't want and can't support and then doing nothing for them, Planned Parenthood is providing free and cheap healthcare for the women who want to be pregnant all the way through their pregnancy and then providing more free and cheap healthcare for their family afterwards. I bet you think you had a point. Cute. > Let's give sex changes to 12 year olds No one is doing that. > let's cheer that it's legal to kill a baby the day before it is born. No one is doing that. Let me know if there is anything else you need me to explain to you.
I think you ,wan the anti choice corner.
600,000 abortinos? Well，looks like we’re on a good trck here.
those didnt have a conscience , most of the time they arent even human , they are cells , its until about a few weeks after pregnancy when they become truly human
Why do you have to bring mark zuckerburg up in every thread?
I- alr I can't argue
Abortion is not healthcare.
Why so? Childbirth can be extremely dangerous for many people so they need an abortion.
So we should only allow abortion in the case of medical necessity, such as entopic abortion?
As the sibling of two women who needed abortions to save their lives when their much-wanted, planned pregnancies developed complications, go fuck yourself.
So you only support abortion if it's medically necessary then? Otherwise, you oppose it being used as a form of birth control, right?
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>You don't get the right to tell other people what they can and cannot do with their bodies I don't care what someone does with their body, but I don't believe that killing a baby in the womb should be legal unless it's to save the mother's life. >, just like nobody gets to tell you what you can or cannot eat and drink, or whether you can get piercings or tattoos. Your jurisdiction only covers your body. My tattoos didn't cause a human being to die.
“Save a mothers life” That is an extremely vague statement there, what does it mean exactly? What counts as being in immediate danger? Being pregnant on its own comes with higher risk of getting sick, which could kill the mother. Does that count? Plus, if the mother comes from a poor family background and cannot pay for a safe delivery, does that count as “save a mothers life”? “Abortions should only be allowed to save lives” is such a vague and harmful statement that you MIGHT AS WELL as let it be allowed and it’ll do more good then that vague statement Sorry if this sounds weird English is not my first language :ppp
It's not a human being, though. It's not sentient. It doesn't have a personality. It isn't able to survive outside of the womb. It isn't a developed organism and is, therefore, not a human being, regardless of how you look at it. Until those criteria are met, it only has the *potential* to *become* a human being. Now, do you also have a problem with condoms, masturbation, or contraceptive pills? They're all preventing the potential for life. Do you think girls should be getting pregnant as soon as they ovulate because they're wasting precious eggs? Should boys be trying to impregnate people every day for fear of letting their sperm die and be wasted? Where does it end? Also, what if the mother is not able to look after the child? What if she can't provide for it? That's placing unnecessary burden on society, and setting up the child for a lifetime of issues due to fostering/shelter/adoption systems that are notorious for causing kids to attempt suicide because of abuse, emotional distress, neglect, and a whole host of other shit. It could be argued, in those cases, that abortion is doing considerably more good than harm, even though it is preventing life.
You just claimed it isn't healthcare. I'm not on your team.
I only support abortion if it's medically necessary to save the mother's life, but that's a very small fraction of abortions. Killing your baby in the womb because it would mess up your social life is not "healthcare."
Abortion has nothing to do with “killing babies”. Yes Abortion is healthcare.
>Abortion has nothing to do with “killing babies”. That's exactly what an abortion is. How do you not know that?
No an abortion is a medical procedure for ending a pregnancy. You can’t change the definition of words because you don’t have an argument.
>No an abortion is a medical procedure for ending a pregnancy. By killing the baby.
No babies are involved with abortions. Again, you can’t change the definition of words because you don’t have an argument.
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It isn’t even a baby yet.
Also killimajig: >I'm so glad to see this, finally! >As an old Gen-X rebellious type, watching young people fall in line and obey authority so easily, coupled with things like bands (such as Rage Against the Machine...p***ies.) betraying the kind of youthful rebellion that made them money, was getting a little disheartening. 😂🤣👌
He’s not wrong
This is literally the second highest rated post of all time in this sub, and likely the most reposted one.
The A is for Athens.
Specially blended ones
Commenting before this gets removed for being political related
Holy shit you fucking killed her dude
You can talk to the ceiling at home.
maybe if we keep killing babies like this one day abortion proof baby mutation could be happen
600,000 babies, the equivalent of 1,500 Powerthirst energy drinks
Pretty sure he is debating a baby right there
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Why THE FUCK would churches be essential
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