The future of abortion in the US

Everyone has bad thoughts run through their head, @Dayton3. Also, will you quit this shit? You remind me of the guy we all knew back in high school who wore the sleeveless Austin 3:16 shirt and called everyone dumbass. No one was impressed.

You’re going to suffer from a protein deficiency if you don’t stop.

which means you personally don't do it - it doesn't mean you set up a legalistic system to make sure no one else does it either.

And knowing, for example, that murder is si does not mean you can sort every human behavior into sin/not sin piles based on the Bible.

Indeed, despite the idiotic claims of Paula White, if the Biblical claim that Jesus was without sin is correct - then not even breaking the law (Theocratic or secular) is NECESSARILY sinful.

when this thread winds down, I'm gonna have to add TLS to the block list. No one should have to endure that kind of stupidity in their life.

Not that there's anything wrong with that?

In the interest of transparency, I have a police record. Not like @Tererun I'm sure, but still.

Now that's just plain mean.

This answer surprised me. Isn't Job pretty much about that, for instance?

There needed to be a "doesn't matter, rich people will still get their abortions", option on the poll.

I'm sure some would. As would poorer people. But I'm sure you're not implying richer folks are any less moral, right?

It's more of a "the powerful are hypocrites", thing.

Hm. I have often read Christian positions that assume that man is by nature doomed to sin, which is why the only salvation is by grace. Jesus says, for instance, that even a saint commits seven mortal sins every day.

As for Job, I would argue that not even the narrator is completely sure of the outcome. There are clearly at least two different versions mixed up in the now canonized Biblical version, one of which has Job quite massively falling from grace.

Actually due to incompetence my record does not come up with much.

Unrelated, but boy that was a helluva time to be into wrestling, when you could still use props and the stories were better than daytime TV

Richer folks can take time off and pay for the expense of traveling to a state that isn't busily trying to turn itself into Margaret Atwood's Gilead. Poorer folks, not so much.

Sorry, if people can walk from Venezuela to Texas in order to give birth they can surely migrate to a state to have a child killed.

Zygotes aren't babies.
No one goes "awwwww", when a tadpole eats a birthday cake with their bare face.
Cuz it's not a thing that happens.

I'm sure you'll be equally glib and dismissive when it comes to the rights you enjoy.

After all, if women can walk from Venezuela to Texas to give birth, SURELY you can go to Montana to buy a gun.

I need to be using this on a couple of folks around here

In fairness Dayton’s proposed Star Trek episodes are better than daytime teevee.

This got me thinking, why wasn’t Kermit a tadpole in Muppet Babies?

Robin was.

Right.