1 in 4 women have abortions? Wow.

[bbsam]

Clarence Thomas arrives at hating substantive due process through an originalist perspective. But I believe he also views it’s roots as coming from the white supremacists Supreme Courts of slavery and the confederacy. He views it the same way those men read white supremacy into the constitution and dehumanized blacks in their rulings to keep them from equal rights, which was a very political take during a polarized time between abolitionists and slavers.

I could be mistaken I’m still learning about his perspective.

Weren’t both opinions based on the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment? I don’t understand why it’s “legislating from the bench” to say all Americans deserve to be treated equally as far as the law is concerned.

 

[bbsam]

Can confirm I am a leftist and I have 100 abortions per day

Spilling your seed on the tidy bowl man doesn’t count.

 

[bbsam]

Not to worry---apparently there are many on here who would adopt the bastard.

Well every pro-life blowhard should be in the delivery room waiting to be the first:

 

[bacha29]

We used to have an agrarian society. And people had large families. Where do you think farmers put their kids? Out in the fields, in the barn, wherever needed. Before sunrise until sundown. Grow up.

I'm surprised Tex that you're not familiar with the nation's first major child labor legislation. The Fair Labor Standards Act . It was passed in the year in which you're currently living.....1938.

 

[vantexan]

And limited to 8 grades of education. And you call that societal progress? Get into the 21st century Tex. We're already almost a quarter of the way through it.

Who said anything about it being progress. Just pointing out people didn't always rely on the government and many still don't.

 

[vantexan]

I'm surprised Tex that you're not familiar with the nation's first major child labor legislation. The Fair Labor Standards Act . It was passed in the year in which you're currently living.....1938.

Did I not say child labor was outlawed?

 

[rod]

Well every pro-life blowhard should be in the delivery room waiting to be the first:

That isn't going to happen. They talk big but seldom adopt.

 

[vantexan]

That isn't going to happen. They talk big but seldom adopt.

I had a very good friend who died at 52 from cancer. He and his wife adopted two brothers ages 12 and 10. How do you know who adopts and who doesn't?

 

[bbsam]

I had a very good friend who died at 52 from cancer. He and his wife adopted two brothers ages 12 and 10. How do you know who adopts and who doesn't?

Because anti-abortion folks always put their time and money behind fighting abortion rather than propping up adoption.

 

[vantexan]

Because anti-abortion folks always put their time and money behind fighting abortion rather than propping up adoption.

On what stats do you base that? I've known several Christian couples who adopted children.

 

[bacha29]

Who said anything about it being progress. Just pointing out people didn't always rely on the government and many still don't.

All coming from the guy who had to rely on the government to pay for his heart operation....LMFAO.

 

[rod]

Because anti-abortion folks always put their time and money behind fighting abortion rather than propping up adoption.

I'm not saying nobody adopts---I'm say there aren't enough people waiting in the wings to adopt all the unwanted babies that would be born if abortion is made totally illegal.

 

[UnionStrong]

I'm not saying nobody adopts---I'm say there aren't enough people waiting in the wings to adopt all the unwanted babies that would be born if abortion is made totally illegal.

You don’t know that.

 

[rod]

You don’t know that.

Yes I do. Some (very few) would get adopted --most wouldn't

 

[UnionStrong]

Yes I do. Some (very few) would get adopted --most wouldn't

Not in Minnesota, that’s for damn sure.

 

[bacha29]

On what stats do you base that? I've known several Christian couples who adopted children.

And by your own admission you're basing it all on your acquaintance with a very small number of so called "Christians" Today being a "Christian" is nothing more than a fraternal affiliation. It doesn't stand for anything. It's along the same level as the Elks, Moose, DAR and that freak show known as the Free Masons. And what do they all have in common? An ongoing struggle to retain membership.

 

[rod]

Not in Minnesota, that’s for damn sure.

Maybe a few white babies

 

[bacha29]

I'm not saying nobody adopts---I'm say there aren't enough people waiting in the wings to adopt all the unwanted babies that would be born if abortion is made totally illegal.

Future numbers will answer that question. In the meantime there's only one thing to do. Hope for the best...but plan for the worst. Set extra public funds aside to help children and youth services in case the worst happens.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Waaaaahh
Why can't we murder babies
Waaaaahh

Democrats are sick in the head

 

[UnionStrong]

Waaaaahh
Why can't we murder babies
Waaaaahh

Democrats are sick in the head

They really are sick bastards