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![]() i feel a big burden lifted... ![]() just so people will understand me better ![]() and then i need to get going ![]() ![]() I live & work in the city ![]() ![]() so my defenses are up way high ~ much of the time ![]() i avoid many people around here like the plague... ![]() and many of them are child molestors ![]() ![]() ![]() & lowlives right out of prison ~ total train wrecks a wise Lady has to keep to oneself ![]() in order to maintain her sanity & safety ![]() and keep her high level of integrity & intelligence intact ![]() and Not let others Ever mistake kindness for weakness ![]() cause that is one of the first things ![]() a vicious human predator looks for ![]() when seeking out his next potential prey ![]() so...it is easy for that kind of attitude ![]() to roll over into the threads online too ![]() and i am sure everyone has stuff they are dealing with ![]() good ![]() ![]() ...that roll into the threads here too and by the way ... ![]() even small towns are not safe ![]() so be very careful ![]() ![]() ![]() okay well, i have totally changed the topic here ![]() sooo ... ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Edited by
Mikey117
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I think it should be called Pro choice and ANTI choice, cause it makes us folks that believe a woman SHOULD have the say so over her own body sound like we are pro death!!! I hate abortion but I also hate the thought of having the Govt. tell us what we Can and cant do in regards to what we do with our own bodies!!! Life IS precious but just as precious is the say so over our OWN physical decisions!!! AND Nessa my prayers are still with your Mom!!!
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i found this today ... & i thought i would share it ![]() i totally agree with what she is saying ![]() these have been my beliefs & feelings all along too ![]() although i have never been in support of abortion or pro choice ![]() I know this is a sensitive subject ![]() I am not here to hurt anyone's feelings ![]() I am not here to lay any trip on anyone ![]() but instead ~ to encourage always the preciousness ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() this was posted on my < Twins > Son & Daughter's 33rd Birthday ![]() ![]() ![]() http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,518087,00.html Monday, April 27, 2009 Kathy Ireland Supermodel Kathy Ireland Lashes Out Against Pro Choice It’s no secret that the majority of Hollywood stars are strong advocates for a woman’s right to choose whether or not she wants to terminate a pregnancy, however former "Sports Illustrated" supermodel-turned-entrepreneur-turned-author Kathy Ireland has gone against the grain of the glitterati and spoken out against abortion. "My entire life I was pro-choice — who was I to tell another woman what she could or couldn’t do with her body? But when I was 18, I became a Christian and I dove into the medical books, I dove into science," Ireland told Tarts while promoting her insightful new book "Real Solutions for Busy Mom: Your Guide to Success and Sanity." "What I read was astounding and I learned that at the moment of conception a new life comes into being. The complete genetic blueprint is there, the DNA is determined, the blood type is determined, the sex is determined, the unique set of fingerprints that nobody has had or ever will have is already there." However Ireland admitted that she did everything she could to avoid becoming a believer in pro-life. "I called Planned Parenthood and begged them to give me their best argument and all they could come up with that it is really just a clump of cells and if you get it early enough it doesn’t even look like a baby. Well, we’re all clumps of cells and the unborn does not look like a baby the same way the baby does not look like a teenager, a teenager does not look like a senior citizen. That unborn baby looks exactly the way human beings are supposed to look at that stage of development. It doesn’t suddenly become a human being at a certain point in time," Ireland argued. "I’ve also asked leading scientists across our country to please show me some shred of evidence that the unborn is not a human being. I didn’t want to be pro-life, but this is not a woman’s rights issue but a human rights issue." "In that instant, your intention is not to kill but to save the life of another. If we’re about to demolish a building we make absolute certain there are no human beings in there before we take a wrecking ball to it, but the unborn doesn’t have a voice so it's up to us to speak for them," she added passionately. "If I see someone abusing a child I am going to stand up against that, and that’s how I feel about abortion. Women are not given all the facts, they’re told it is a harmless procedure and now it has turned into such a political football." The committed Christian and devoted mother even dedicated the chapter "Faith & Your Family" in her new book to her foundations in Christianity and believes that this is what’s missing from so many American families today. "You have to figure out your own values and why you have them. People are going to try and push and pull at your convictions, so you have to have boundaries and put them in place," she said. well if you follow the declaration of independence abortion is illegal -------------------------------------------------------------------- endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life -------------------------------------------------------------------- as soon as cells are created by their creator (their parents) thy have the unalienable right to life just a thought but hey what do i know |
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i found this today ... & i thought i would share it ![]() i totally agree with what she is saying ![]() these have been my beliefs & feelings all along too ![]() although i have never been in support of abortion or pro choice ![]() I know this is a sensitive subject ![]() I am not here to hurt anyone's feelings ![]() I am not here to lay any trip on anyone ![]() but instead ~ to encourage always the preciousness ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() this was posted on my < Twins > Son & Daughter's 33rd Birthday ![]() ![]() ![]() http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,518087,00.html Monday, April 27, 2009 Kathy Ireland Supermodel Kathy Ireland Lashes Out Against Pro Choice It’s no secret that the majority of Hollywood stars are strong advocates for a woman’s right to choose whether or not she wants to terminate a pregnancy, however former "Sports Illustrated" supermodel-turned-entrepreneur-turned-author Kathy Ireland has gone against the grain of the glitterati and spoken out against abortion. "My entire life I was pro-choice — who was I to tell another woman what she could or couldn’t do with her body? But when I was 18, I became a Christian and I dove into the medical books, I dove into science," Ireland told Tarts while promoting her insightful new book "Real Solutions for Busy Mom: Your Guide to Success and Sanity." "What I read was astounding and I learned that at the moment of conception a new life comes into being. The complete genetic blueprint is there, the DNA is determined, the blood type is determined, the sex is determined, the unique set of fingerprints that nobody has had or ever will have is already there." However Ireland admitted that she did everything she could to avoid becoming a believer in pro-life. "I called Planned Parenthood and begged them to give me their best argument and all they could come up with that it is really just a clump of cells and if you get it early enough it doesn’t even look like a baby. Well, we’re all clumps of cells and the unborn does not look like a baby the same way the baby does not look like a teenager, a teenager does not look like a senior citizen. That unborn baby looks exactly the way human beings are supposed to look at that stage of development. It doesn’t suddenly become a human being at a certain point in time," Ireland argued. "I’ve also asked leading scientists across our country to please show me some shred of evidence that the unborn is not a human being. I didn’t want to be pro-life, but this is not a woman’s rights issue but a human rights issue." "In that instant, your intention is not to kill but to save the life of another. If we’re about to demolish a building we make absolute certain there are no human beings in there before we take a wrecking ball to it, but the unborn doesn’t have a voice so it's up to us to speak for them," she added passionately. "If I see someone abusing a child I am going to stand up against that, and that’s how I feel about abortion. Women are not given all the facts, they’re told it is a harmless procedure and now it has turned into such a political football." The committed Christian and devoted mother even dedicated the chapter "Faith & Your Family" in her new book to her foundations in Christianity and believes that this is what’s missing from so many American families today. "You have to figure out your own values and why you have them. People are going to try and push and pull at your convictions, so you have to have boundaries and put them in place," she said. well if you follow the declaration of independence abortion is illegal -------------------------------------------------------------------- endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life -------------------------------------------------------------------- as soon as cells are created by their creator (their parents) thy have the unalienable right to life just a thought but hey what do i know More than you give yourself credit for ![]() thanks soo much Adj !!! ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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who'd a thunk it huh
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The pro-life and pro-choice movements primarily come into conflict on the issue of abortion. The pro-life movement argues that even non-viable, undeveloped human life is sacred and must be protected by the government. Abortion, according to this model, must not be legal, nor should it be widely practiced on an illegal basis.
The pro-choice movement argues that in cases where human personhood cannot be proven, e.g. in pregnancies prior to the point of viability, the government does not have the right to impede a woman's right to decide whether or not to continue a pregnancy this is where the debate is. But it gets me that people can see it so black and white in the cases of rape or molestation. until someone is in that situation...they can NOT say what they would do |
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The pro-life and pro-choice movements primarily come into conflict on the issue of abortion. The pro-life movement argues that even non-viable, undeveloped human life is sacred and must be protected by the government. Abortion, according to this model, must not be legal, nor should it be widely practiced on an illegal basis. The pro-choice movement argues that in cases where human personhood cannot be proven, e.g. in pregnancies prior to the point of viability, the government does not have the right to impede a woman's right to decide whether or not to continue a pregnancy this is where the debate is. But it gets me that people can see it so black and white in the cases of rape or molestation. until someone is in that situation...they can NOT say what they would do but upon creation of new cells they are created by their creator what are they creating if not a human i do not think that a dog or cat will be the creation created by to humans using their reproduction technique |
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again...But it gets me that people can see it so black and white in the cases of rape or molestation. until someone is in that situation...they can NOT say what they would do
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again...But it gets me that people can see it so black and white in the cases of rape or molestation. until someone is in that situation...they can NOT say what they would do do not shoot the messenger i am just showing what the declaration of independence says and applying it imo it is a bad idea to have kids [i feel guilty of what my grandchildren will have to go through with the rights being taken away and given away so freely by those to lazy and ignorant to see it happening] ![]() |
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adj...I respect your point...but the debate between pro-life and pro-choice is WHEN the embryo/fetus is actually a living being (not sure I worded that correctly)
but again...until people walk in someone's shoe for their circumstance...it isn't cut and dry. even when it was illegal...women were going to back wood chop shops and bleeding to death or sick...or they would do something themselves to abort. it's no an easy choice if you aren't faced with it |
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adj...I respect your point...but the debate between pro-life and pro-choice is WHEN the embryo/fetus is actually a living being (not sure I worded that correctly) but again...until people walk in someone's shoe for their circumstance...it isn't cut and dry. even when it was illegal...women were going to back wood chop shops and bleeding to death or sick...or they would do something themselves to abort. it's no an easy choice if you aren't faced with it like i said upon the creation of a new cell they are a creation created by their creator and the declaration says ""endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life"" does not say when they become anything but are endowed by their creator (thus upon their creation they are endow with the right to life) and it is not my point (it is a destruction point of the declaration) i |
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adj....not to be nit picky....ok i am lol
but the Creator (hence the C not c) refers to God or Higher power |
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Edited by
DaveyB
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Mon 05/18/09 08:58 PM
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well if you follow the declaration of independence abortion is illegal -------------------------------------------------------------------- endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life -------------------------------------------------------------------- as soon as cells are created by their creator (their parents) thy have the unalienable right to life just a thought but hey what do i know Well now if their creator meant as you suggest their parents, then certainly their parents can revoke that right. So your arguement there would certainly fall apart. However what the authors of the declaration of independence referred to as "creator" was God, not the parents. The question is at what point does a fetus become a human being. That is where the debate is not whether or not a human has a right to life. |
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well if you follow the declaration of independence abortion is illegal -------------------------------------------------------------------- endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life -------------------------------------------------------------------- as soon as cells are created by their creator (their parents) thy have the unalienable right to life just a thought but hey what do i know Well now if their creator meant as you suggest their parents, the certainly their parents go revoke that right. So your arguement there would certainly fall apart. However what the authors of the declaration of independence referred to as "creator" was God, not the parents. The question is at what point does a fetus become a human being. That is where the debate is not whether or not a human has a right to life. you are assuming that creator is meant to be god and the parent does not have the right to out weigh the declaration of independence creator Noun a person who creates Creator Noun the Creator God -------------------------- but with the seperation of church and state that throws out the god referance thus the only definition left is person who creates thus the parents --------------------------- either you have separation or you do not can not have it both ways |
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well if you follow the declaration of independence abortion is illegal -------------------------------------------------------------------- endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life -------------------------------------------------------------------- as soon as cells are created by their creator (their parents) thy have the unalienable right to life just a thought but hey what do i know Well now if their creator meant as you suggest their parents, the certainly their parents go revoke that right. So your arguement there would certainly fall apart. However what the authors of the declaration of independence referred to as "creator" was God, not the parents. The question is at what point does a fetus become a human being. That is where the debate is not whether or not a human has a right to life. you are assuming that creator is meant to be god and the parent does not have the right to out weigh the declaration of independence creator Noun a person who creates Creator Noun the Creator God -------------------------- but with the seperation of church and state that throws out the god referance thus the only definition left is person who creates thus the parents --------------------------- either you have separation or you do not can not have it both ways """"The question is at what point does a fetus become a human being. That is where the debate is not whether or not a human has a right to life.""" just curious are they a puppy or cat or cow hard to argue they are not human i do not know of any human having a nonhuman offspring thus they are human as soon as they are created |
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Edited by
Rapunzel
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Mon 05/18/09 09:23 PM
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well if you follow the declaration of independence abortion is illegal -------------------------------------------------------------------- endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life -------------------------------------------------------------------- as soon as cells are created by their creator (their parents) thy have the unalienable right to life just a thought but hey what do i know Well now if their creator meant as you suggest their parents, the certainly their parents go revoke that right. So your arguement there would certainly fall apart. However what the authors of the declaration of independence referred to as "creator" was God, not the parents. The question is at what point does a fetus become a human being. That is where the debate is not whether or not a human has a right to life. Oh Lord... ![]() I can't believe i am reading this ![]() ![]() ![]() For heaven's sake ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() wow..is it so hard to understand ??? ![]() A fetus ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() just like an egg ![]() ![]() ![]() What species ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() if it was conceived by the union of a human male ![]() ![]() A Colorful Graceful Butterfly ![]() ![]() but it blossomed into a Beautiful Butterfly ![]() through the magical transition called Metamorphosis ![]() There are four stages of becoming a frog ![]() http://www.helium.com/items/1297061-a-look-at-the-stages-of-a-frogs-life and during that time he becomes a polliwog or a tadpole ![]() & then he becomes an adult frog ![]() but they are still ![]() ![]() |
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Edited by
DaveyB
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Mon 05/18/09 09:12 PM
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well if you follow the declaration of independence abortion is illegal -------------------------------------------------------------------- endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life -------------------------------------------------------------------- as soon as cells are created by their creator (their parents) thy have the unalienable right to life just a thought but hey what do i know Well now if their creator meant as you suggest their parents, the certainly their parents go revoke that right. So your arguement there would certainly fall apart. However what the authors of the declaration of independence referred to as "creator" was God, not the parents. The question is at what point does a fetus become a human being. That is where the debate is not whether or not a human has a right to life. you are assuming that creator is meant to be god and the parent does not have the right to out weigh the declaration of independence creator Noun a person who creates Creator Noun the Creator God -------------------------- but with the seperation of church and state that throws out the god referance thus the only definition left is person who creates thus the parents --------------------------- either you have separation or you do not can not have it both ways And you say we shouldn't play games with the constitution!? If you want to use it so much you should do a bit more studying on it. The word creator was used to help maintain that separation, creator would be assumed to mean any god or deity that a person might believe in. Even though our forefathers were looking for religious freedom, atheism was still not really accepted as an alternative nor was it widely believed. Check with any proper authority on the constitution you choose and you'll find that creator applied to a deity not your parents. |
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well if you follow the declaration of independence abortion is illegal -------------------------------------------------------------------- endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life -------------------------------------------------------------------- as soon as cells are created by their creator (their parents) thy have the unalienable right to life just a thought but hey what do i know Well now if their creator meant as you suggest their parents, the certainly their parents go revoke that right. So your arguement there would certainly fall apart. However what the authors of the declaration of independence referred to as "creator" was God, not the parents. The question is at what point does a fetus become a human being. That is where the debate is not whether or not a human has a right to life. you are assuming that creator is meant to be god and the parent does not have the right to out weigh the declaration of independence creator Noun a person who creates Creator Noun the Creator God -------------------------- but with the seperation of church and state that throws out the god referance thus the only definition left is person who creates thus the parents --------------------------- either you have separation or you do not can not have it both ways And you say we should play games with the constitution!? If you want to use it so much you should do a bit more studying on it. The word creator was used to help maintain that separation, creator would be assumed to mean any god or deity that a person might believe in. Even though our forefathers were looking for religious freedom, atheism was still not really accepted as an alternative nor was it widely believed. Check with any proper authority on the constitution you choose and you'll find that creator applied to a deity not your parents. and i believe that the parents are the deity that created them and as you said """any god or deity that a person might believe in.""" so it fits |
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