The two A’s

7 Replies to “The two A’s”

1. So where do you stand on this issue?

2. Every year in Canada 50,000 women are killed because their mothers can’t take a few months responsibility for their actions. About the same amount of men too but this being Canada who cares about them!
   There is no evil that socialists will not commit.
   Alive is my guess as to where Kate stands.
   We have killed 3-4 million children since trudeau fired the ovens. Thus Mathematically we are half as evil as Hitlers Germany.
   If I went into a school and killed 1/4 of all the children there it would be a crime you do it because you are pro-death and nary a whisper.
   Did one paper cover the 280 children killed yesterday? Nyet.

3. Kate is off today. This was posted by guest blogger Danger Guy (aka Angry in the Great White North aka Steve). I’ll modify the post to make this clear.

4. individual soverignty, individual choice, do want you want but don’t do it in my backyard because I will be doing what I want in my backyared. No government looking over my backyard fence, or into my living room, or into my garden, or into my bedroom, or looking at what takes place between my doctor and I as a soverign individual.
   No one has the Right to dictate what someone else can and cannot do to their body. Its called acceptance. I got a vaz when I did not even have any kids, no problem, no regrets. Mom got a hysterectomy after 3 kids, no problem, no regrets.
   You do what you want to your body and I guarentee I will have no problems and no regrets for it 🙂
   And Please, no slippery slope fallacy arguements plse … its a fallacy. 🙂 majere

5. My daughter became pregnant at the age of 18. The father of her child wanted her to get an abortion because HE was not ready to be a father! We backed our daughters decision to have her baby and helped support her until she was on her feet. Today we have a wonderful 16 year old grandson that excells in math and the sciences. When told of his past by his mom he was ever so grateful that she made the right decision. By the way at no time was abortion even an option for any of us. Canada is and will be a better place because of the life of this wonderful young man. How many of these potential wonderful people have we slaughtered in our abortuaries?

6. Just to play devils advocate, how many evil people have been aborted without us knowing is the same as how many wonderful people have been aborted.
   Also ask any sentient being if they are thankfull for life and most would say yes. Ask these same sentient beings how they felt before they were born, no problems reported as of yet. No reports from dead people yet of any problems either. You can’t compare something that exists to something that does not exist. 🙂 majere

7. I don’t want this to turn into a debate over the two options — it’ll turn too nasty. At the top of the hour, I’ll be turning off comments to this post. I think the story referenced is instructive, though. Among those who support a right to abortion, thereare those who feel that it should be rare and a decision not to be taken lightly. But the glib comments by “every person” Krista Jones encountered suggest that for many, or perhaps most, people the negative consequences of such a decision are simply irrelevant.
   Is it a decadent lifestyle at the root of this, or the inability or unwillingness to consider the future? Or a childish denial of responsibility, and an allergic reaction to taking ownership of the consequences of decisions?
   Remember that whatever your position on abortion itself, these people are looking at a picture of a happy healthy child as asking “why I didn’t just get an abortion”.
   You might know some of them.
   You might be one of them.
   I know I’ll never be one of them.