We have anti-abortion protests a lot here. They happen downtown by near City Hall or the Statehouse. Sometimes you'll see one of those "truth trucks" with the pictures of aborted fetuses on it driving around. It's a real downer.
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Pro Life or Pro Choice?
- Thread starter Phil25
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We have anti-abortion protests a lot here. They happen downtown by near City Hall or the Statehouse. Sometimes you'll see one of those "truth trucks" with the pictures of aborted fetuses on it driving around. It's a real downer.
I've seen a surprising number of anti-abortion protesters here in Ontario. The ones in the Toronto area tend to go in more for the pictures of aborted fetuses. Down here in the southwest, they tend to go for the non-graphic "40 Days of Life" and "pray to end abortion" signs.
To what end? It would likely get thought of as propaganda.
McBell
Unbound
It would be rightfully called an appeal to emotion tactic.
Shuttlecraft
.Navigator
I gave the hospital doctors permission to switch off my elderly mother some years ago, and I hope somebody'll switch me off in the future if ever I become a vegetable too..
Kilgore Trout
Misanthropic Humanist
As crude and offensive such a tactic is, sadly, it's still a step up from most of the anti-abortion rhetoric that gets thoughtlessly pasted across RF.
Thruve
Sheppard for the Die Hard
Gasp! Touché. Well, that's coming from someone who strictly believes denying someone life isn't a basic human life. Oh god im dictating again. OH GAWD!!!
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I gave the hospital doctors permission to switch off my elderly mother some years ago, and I hope somebody'll switch me off in the future if ever I become a vegetable too..
Taking someone off of life support isn't euthanasia.
McBell
Unbound
I see you are still not ready for honest discussion on this topic.
s2a
Heretic and part-time (skinny) Santa impersonator
Thruve is not.
It has now become little more than kicking a long perished/shriveled horse carcass.
The smell remains, but the life that once was there, has long left the body, and not even a ******* is likely to suddenly arise in it's stead.
Thruve
Sheppard for the Die Hard
Almost every honest argument or opinion on the subject has already been expressed. S2, though a supporter of murdering babies, is right. Topics now a dead horse.
NO s2, the smell is of the rotting fetus that died along with the horse.
McBell
Unbound
Thruve
Sheppard for the Die Hard
Uh, naw dude. It's disappointing That you never directly stated wether you believe denying someone life is a basic human right. Instead of debating over an honest discussion that you've yet to answer, I'm the one being called out. What's sad is that if you truly believe it to be a basic human right, then you trolled me.
McBell
Unbound
No, you trolled yourself.
It is not any fault of mine that you so seriously suck at back peddling.
Since it seems to be so important to you, I shall allow you to have the coveted last word.
knock yourself out.
Thruve
Sheppard for the Die Hard
What's important is that the world knows there's individuals out there that consider denying someone life over selfishness not a basic human right. Such as yourself, and begin discussion... And let's begin. C'mon dude. Stop telling me I'm not up for honest discussion. Let's go..
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