Planned Parenthood Director Quits After Watching Abortion on Ultrasound - Page 5

**Quick86** · 11-06-2009, 01:01 PM

I love these threads. The bring out the best in people.

No different than these guys, LOL

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**Belowme** · 11-06-2009, 02:21 PM

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Originally Posted by DBK

Sure thing tough guy

"Oh man, anytime you want to meet me to try and shut me up, let me know. Grrrrrr."

I know you are a tough Texan now (isnt that an oxymoron)...Wouldnt want to mess with Mr. DBK. He might get senstive and call me some bad names.

furian76 · 11-06-2009, 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by nmcgrawj

birth control isnt 100%. It would sure cut down on the dumb asses that use the "pull out" method without birth control....but there are still "oopsies" or rather... "WTFs" with birth control.

Now we know why people choose to go homosexual. You would need to be a living god to impregnate the same sex! (j/k) But at least it's an argument for rather than against.

It could be why anal sex is the preferred prevention. I doubt any woman has gotten pregnant from a load in her butt! Unless your a really unlucky bastard and it dripped down. And don't let her fool you by saying that's why the baby is brown!!

**nmcgrawj** · 11-07-2009, 02:33 AM

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Originally Posted by furian76

Now we know why people choose to go homosexual. You would need to be a living god to impregnate the same sex! (j/k) But at least it's an argument for rather than against.

It could be why anal sex is the preferred prevention. I doubt any woman has gotten pregnant from a load in her butt! Unless your a really unlucky bastard and it dripped down. And don't let her fool you by saying that's why the baby is brown!!

Lol hahahahaha

**puttingupwithroderage** · 11-09-2009, 02:45 PM

This link has some interesting history about Planned Parenthood and the motives as to why it was started in the first place. It was started to http://www.ewtn.com/library/prolife/pphistry.txt

Nazism and the birth control movement had one major difference. The Nazis
used both positive and negative approaches. They encouraged "Aryan" births
with financial rewards while legalizing sterilization (1933) and abortion for
Jews and the genetically unfit (1935). After occupying Eastern Europe, Nazi
Germany eagerly provided Slavs with legal abortions." Sanger objected to
measures encouraging births, but neither she nor the birth-control movement
as a whole ever found "it necessary to denounce fascist 'negative-eugenics'
policies."[12] In fact, as late as November of 1939 (two months after Germany
began World War II by invading Poland) Birth Control Review was still
commending the Nazi birth control program and noting that, in comparison to
that of the Italians, "The German program has been much more carefully worked
out. The need for quality as well as quantity is recognized."[13]

***91trunk*** · 11-09-2009, 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Belowme

That is why "god" made stairs...

I have to admit I chuckled a little when I read this, I've used this phrase before joking around.

You guys do realize abortion isn't ever going away right?

**patman** · 11-09-2009, 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Lucky7s

Although I think abortion is wrong and horrific, I DO believe it's a to-each-it's-own thing. Being 12 weeks pregnant myself, I find this comment so completely ignorant I want to spit. I realize that being male, it's completely different. No matter what (except for really messed up) woman a pregnancy is presented to, they're already thinking about whether it's going to be a girl or boy, what the baby will look like, who they will be in the future. Someone who has an abortion is able to push that aside for selfish reasons, but it's still thought. You don't think that about each individual egg a woman has, or every sperm that you blew out in a tube sock on lonely nights. You only think that when they're together. That, to me, is when it's a living thing...

X2 except for the egg and sperm thing. Individually, they're not a baby, they're cells.

I know a woman that had an abortion when she was just out of high school (1978). To this day she brings up thoughts of guilt over her decision. She remembers when it's birthday would have been and thinks about the "what ifs". It's a scar that she'll never get over.

**dpmcghee** · 11-09-2009, 06:13 PM

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X2 I know a woman that had an abortion when she was just out of high school (1978). To this day she brings up thoughts of guilt over her decision. She remembers when it's birthday would have been and thinks about the "what ifs". It's a scar that she'll never get over.

Yeah, and that's the part they don't emphasize enough with the women who consider committing this horrific act against their own flesh and blood. The conscience, something that can't be seen under a microscope, is very much a reality placed by God within each of us. And unfortunately many women have to deal with it haunting them for the rest of their lives... Thankfully, I have seen women find freedom from this great guilt through the forgiveness only Jesus can provide.

But abortion is sad really, on so many levels - sad for the baby, the mother, and our society that we have become a society of baby butchers...

***91trunk*** · 11-09-2009, 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by dpmcghee

Yeah, and that's the part they don't emphasize enough with the women who consider committing this horrific act against their own flesh and blood. The conscience, something that can't be seen under a microscope, is very much a reality placed by God within each of us. And unfortunately many women have to deal with it haunting them for the rest of their lives... Thankfully, I have seen women find freedom from this great guilt through the forgiveness only Jesus can provide.

But abortion is sad really, on so many levels - sad for the baby, the mother, and our society that we have become a society of baby butchers...

We are a society of "do as I say not as I do".

"let he who is without sin, cast the first stone"

**Sean** · 11-09-2009, 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by dpmcghee

Yeah, and that's the part they don't emphasize enough with the women who consider committing this horrific act against their own flesh and blood. The conscience, something that can't be seen under a microscope, is very much a reality placed by God within each of us. And unfortunately many women have to deal with it haunting them for the rest of their lives... Thankfully, I have seen women find freedom from this great guilt through the forgiveness only Jesus can provide.

But abortion is sad really, on so many levels - sad for the baby, the mother, and our society that we have become a society of baby butchers...

Nothing has really changed. The methods may have but the result is the same.

Women have and will continue to commit infanticide. Its just how nature works, as far as I have observed. We don't have to like it, nor should we encorouge it. But to some degree. We find clinical abortion the least horrific and most tolerable form of it.

That siad. How do you feel about a lion eating a cub ?

I am simply challenging a presumption about human behavior btw.