I've never asked for anyone to be banned. And there's a big f****** difference between posting on a website and not being able to have an abortion because some conservative piece of crap who thinks his/her morality is better than yours gets to tell you what to do with your own body.
We all have to succumb to group think beliefs,
Just admit that you succumb to groupthink beliefs.
We all have to succumb to group think beliefs,
Did you never listen to your mum or dad, or your teachers, or your schoolfriends?Have you always existed in a soundproof bubble,And magically acquired all your internalised data?
With that said, unless you have a valid reason for proclaiming that someone is taking a position just to be like everyone else around them (blatant hypocrisy being the main tell), the charge that someone isn’t really thinking for themselves is unfalsifiable and therefore a pointless road to go down. I find that this charge is mostly either projection or an attempt by one to deflect from the issue cause they have nothing better. Or maybe someone who is just tired of the conversation but wants to make it seem like the other person is the problem.
There is another issue at play also. Sometimes we don't know the best policies, until a bunch are tried out. The states work as an open market for testing policy ideals. With state rights we can see what works best, and other states will slowly adopt it as well, assuming it works as well for their unique part of the country.
You are deeply unintelligent.
Why are you assuming I have a “dick.” Also, why are you assuming I am religious?
The typical shitlib response to any wrongthink from a group they pretend to represent "I am a voice for women. Oh you don't think babies should be murdered on a mass scale? You just think you're a second-class citizen" "I am a voice for blacks #BLM #BIPOC. You don't like affirmative action? You're a white supremacist, and you are like that guy from a cabin book I never read!"
More conservative ideology (B = 0.68, standard error [SE] = 0.04, P<.001) and more conservative party affiliation (F(8 2920) = 38.45, P<.001) showed more stigmatizing attitudes toward depression. Item-level analyses revealed a difference where the supporters of the conservative party differed (P<.05) from supporters of the liberal party, with a higher proportion agreeing that "people could snap out of " depression if they wanted to; the populist right-wing party differed from the conservative party with a higher proportion agreeing on items displaying people with depression as "dangerous" and "unpredictable." Even self-stigma was highest among the populist right-wing party with 22.3% agreeing that "if I had depression I wouldn’t tell…."
And the typical cuntservative reply is 'sure, I care about the baby... Until it's born then it can rot in the poverty I forced it to be born into'.
And the typical cuntservative reply is 'sure, I care about the baby... Until it's born then it can rot in the poverty I forced it to be born into'.
Oh yeah? Enlighten me.If you mean it's false they directly say those words, then yeah it's false.
Without State Rights…
Who is suggesting states shouldn’t have rights?
I fail to see how a state government telling its citizens what they can and can’t do is any different from the federal government doing the same.
My state of Texas funds various “houses” that can help poor women with clothes, diapers, formula, toys, you name it for new born children.All taxpayer funded of course.
And the typical cuntservative reply is 'sure, I care about the baby... Until it's born then it can rot in the poverty I forced it to be born into'.Source?
When was the last time you agreed with the government’s position but disagreed with its implementation because of which government was enforcing it?
And is it in your state that ghettos have arisen?
And is it in your state that ghettos have arisen?
Also, please show me proof that the trailer park type of poverty in Texas and Tennessee is actually met with charity helping out their young.
Here’s the State of Texas programs that promote life over abortion: https://www.hhs.texas.gov/services/health/women-children/alternatives-abortionAnd here is a community funded initiative:Anything else?
Yes, I am not asking for a charity dedicated to stopping abortions in Texas and keeping it pro-life, I am asking for proof that you give money and provide proper education, healthcare, transport and overall integration for the impoverished children into the rest of society.I already know that the right-wing do not do this, I am asking you to admit that their 'giving a damn' about a fetus ends the moment that it's born.
