should abortion be legal?

[The Truth and Light]

Use protection. Abortions are bad mm'kay.

You leave your irrelephant personal philomons at the door, you word that I can't think of because migraine!

Since apparently we just had unprotected sex, can I ask. What gender are you?

Over my head that went.

You will enjoy statistics Truthy. *nod*

I hope so, that is, if I take it. It's either Stats or Calc for Senior year, and I can't decide which.

[The Emerald Dawn]

You leave your irrelephant personal philomons at the door, you word that I can't think of because migraine!

Philemon?

That's the one. I was somewhere with it.

You leave your irrelephant personal philomons at the door, you word that I can't think of because migraine!

Since apparently we just had unprotected sex, can I ask. What gender are you?

I belong with anatomy of 3D.

[Individuality-ness]

Have you ever read his book Unwind? It's a story about what happens after the pro-and-anti-abortion groups "compromise".

You're thinking of Neal Shusterman. Neal Stephenson is the guy behind Snow Crash and the Baroque Cycle.

Oh, my bad. I might want to go read him at some time.

Anyways, have you ever read it (to get it back onto a tangent that's close to the topic)?

[Abatael]

Philemon?

That's the one. I was somewhere with it.

Like the Epistle?

[The Truth and Light]

Philemon?

That's the one. I was somewhere with it.

Since apparently we just had unprotected sex, can I ask. What gender are you?

I belong with anatomy of 3D.

Gender, to clarify. Not sex. I want to know which pronoun to use in the future; he or she?

[Individuality-ness]

You will enjoy statistics Truthy. *nod*

I hope so, that is, if I take it. It's either Stats or Calc for Senior year, and I can't decide which.

Stats is pretty easy, and I enjoyed it.

[The Truth and Light]

I hope so, that is, if I take it. It's either Stats or Calc for Senior year, and I can't decide which.

Stats is pretty easy, and I enjoyed it.

It depends which major I wish to go for. I may want to stick with humanities, in which case I'd go for Stats. But for the Sciences I'd need Calc. So torn, since I love both fields.

[Rereumrari]

Life clearly begins at erection, therefore, ban masturbation too.

[The Emerald Dawn]

That's the one. I was somewhere with it.

Like the Epistle?

Tall mask, suit, pants with grey. Turns butterfluff.

That's the one. I was somewhere with it.

I belong with anatomy of 3D.

Gender, to clarify. Not sex. I want to know which pronoun to use in the future; he or she?

Mask I wore-

<We're taking away his laptop now, we're pretty confident he's hypoglycemic. We'll let him come play again once he's not singing off key. ~Dawn>

[The Truth and Light]

Like the Epistle?

Tall mask, suit, pants with grey. Turns butterfluff.

Gender, to clarify. Not sex. I want to know which pronoun to use in the future; he or she?

Mask I wore-

<We're taking away his laptop now, we're pretty confident he's hypoglycemic. We'll let him come play again once he's not singing off key. ~Dawn>

You'll be he, then, since I'm gay and I had sex with you.

[Abatael]

Like the Epistle?

Tall mask, suit, pants with grey. Turns butterfluff.

Roy C. Deaver?

I don't even know what you're talking about anymore.

[Nua Corda]

You're thinking of Neal Shusterman. Neal Stephenson is the guy behind Snow Crash and the Baroque Cycle.

Oh, my bad. I might want to go read him at some time.

Anyways, have you ever read it (to get it back onto a tangent that's close to the topic)?

Do. He's quite possible my favorite author. His books are long, meticulously researched and incredibly well written. Every single character's plot arch is neatly tied off by the end of the story, and the detail and plot weaving are incredible, not to mention creative. For example, Anthem, the book I'm referencing, depicts a world in which science took the place of religion, scientists live in covenants and monasteries, dress and act like monks, and shut themselves away from the world for years, decades or even centuries to study in seclusion.

I have, and it's an interesting idea, though I doubt real life groups would ever come to that solution.

[Individuality-ness]

Oh, my bad. I might want to go read him at some time.

Anyways, have you ever read it (to get it back onto a tangent that's close to the topic)?

Do. He's quite possible my favorite author. His books are long, meticulously researched and incredibly well written. Every single character's plot arch is neatly tied off by the end of the story, and the detail and plot weaving are incredible, not to mention creative. For example, Anthem, the book I'm referencing, depicts a world in which science took the place of religion, scientists live in covenants and monasteries, dress and act like monks, and shut themselves away from the world for years, decades or even centuries to study in seclusion.

I have, and it's an interesting idea, though I doubt real life groups would ever come to that solution.

I'll have to try to remember to check him out of our library then. *nod*

It is, but it's also quite terrifying of a solution, despite assurances that 99.7% of unwounds are used to benefit humanity.

[Mike the Progressive]

Is it strange that I think I've created an abortion song in my mind with the tune of the Pokemon song? You know rather than "gotta catch 'em all, Pokemon." It would be "gotta abort them em all, in Vietnam." That doesn't really make sense, but I was looking for something that flowed with the tune.

[Illte]

No, it is just that I find the adoption of the word 'Atheist' by those who preach intolerant antitheism, quite insulting. Towards a real atheist I would be honored to call them atheists.

Anti-theism is simply a natural response y more short-tempered people like me.

Many atheists are conditioned with patience towards religions, some aren't.

What's interesting is that that patience is only granted to eastern religious atheists, and never to western human ethic antitheists.

[Ostroeuropa]

Anti-theism is simply a natural response y more short-tempered people like me.

Many atheists are conditioned with patience towards religions, some aren't.

What's interesting is that that patience is only granted to eastern religious atheists, and never to western human ethic antitheists.

Source.

[Nua Corda]

Is it strange that I think I've created an abortion song in my mind with the tune of the Pokemon song? You know rather than "gotta catch 'em all, Pokemon." It would be "gotta abort them em all, in Vietnam." That doesn't really make sense, but I was looking for something that flowed with the tune.

You rat-bastard, I paid for that coffee!

[Neutraligon]

Is it strange that I think I've created an abortion song in my mind with the tune of the Pokemon song? You know rather than "gotta catch 'em all, Pokemon." It would be "gotta abort them em all, in Vietnam." That doesn't really make sense, but I was looking for something that flowed with the tune.

...

[Nua Corda]

Do. He's quite possible my favorite author. His books are long, meticulously researched and incredibly well written. Every single character's plot arch is neatly tied off by the end of the story, and the detail and plot weaving are incredible, not to mention creative. For example, Anthem, the book I'm referencing, depicts a world in which science took the place of religion, scientists live in covenants and monasteries, dress and act like monks, and shut themselves away from the world for years, decades or even centuries to study in seclusion.

I have, and it's an interesting idea, though I doubt real life groups would ever come to that solution.

I'll have to try to remember to check him out of our library then. *nod*

It is, but it's also quite terrifying of a solution, despite assurances that 99.7% of unwounds are used to benefit humanity.

Given the circumstances of the book, I imagine it was preferable to continuing a long and bloody war.

[Individuality-ness]

I'll have to try to remember to check him out of our library then. *nod*

It is, but it's also quite terrifying of a solution, despite assurances that 99.7% of unwounds are used to benefit humanity.

Given the circumstances of the book, I imagine it was preferable to continuing a long and bloody war.

True, although the idea that the debate would accumulate into such a war seems a bit far fetched.

[Illte]

Belief =/= religion. Did you just equate intolerance with religion?

And people accuse me of being a straw man?

[Mike the Progressive]

Is it strange that I think I've created an abortion song in my mind with the tune of the Pokemon song? You know rather than "gotta catch 'em all, Pokemon." It would be "gotta abort them em all, in Vietnam." That doesn't really make sense, but I was looking for something that flowed with the tune.

...

It probably helps that I'm a bit tipsy at the moment. Got this good buzz going.

[Grave_n_idle]

Belief =/= religion. Did you just equate intolerance with religion?

And people accuse me of being a straw man?

I accuse you of being entirely off-topic. It's not quite the same thing.

[Neutraligon]

So, now that we've had out monthly abortion thread...

Anyway. I guess no one is willing to answer my question.

Illte since you seem to be the only person who is not pro-choice here maybe you could tell me how you would deal with the fact that making abortion illegal will just send it back to the black market for poorer women.

[Illte]

What's interesting is that that patience is only granted to eastern religious atheists, and never to western human ethic antitheists.

Source.

Have you ever heard about a Buddhist bashing other beliefs like any human ethic atheist does day and night?