Your view on abortion: how long have you felt this way?

Abortion: How long have you had your beliefs?

  • Pro-Life, and have been my whole adult life

    Votes: 5 8.9%
  • Pro-Life, for about the past 5 years or so

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Pro-Life, changed my position only recently

    Votes: 1 1.8%
  • Pro-Choice, and have been my whole adult life

    Votes: 40 71.4%
  • Pro-Choice, for about the past 5 years or so

    Votes: 1 1.8%
  • Pro-Choice, changed my position only recently

    Votes: 1 1.8%
  • None of these choices apply to me

    Votes: 8 14.3%

  • Total voters
    56
I opposed abortions till I learned that Democrats get most of the abortions. Now I'm for it!
 
What would you do if I got you pregnant?

I'm naming him/her miles and raising him/her in the one true church of Reaganomics.

Noooooo, I'd never. But I would make you do things like fetch me liquorice tea and pet my hair and tie me up and have crazy kinky pregnant sex with me. And then we'd talk about it, and then I'd make my decision.

What would you do if I got you pregnant?
 
I'm naming him/her miles and raising him/her in the one true church of Reaganomics.

Noooooo, I'd never. But I would make you do things like fetch me liquorice tea and pet my hair and tie me up and have crazy kinky pregnant sex with me. And then we'd talk about it, and then I'd make my decision.

What would you do if I got you pregnant?

Probably make a million dollars to appear on the Jerry Springer show.
 
I'm naming him/her miles and raising him/her in the one true church of Reaganomics.

Noooooo, I'd never. But I would make you do things like fetch me liquorice tea and pet my hair and tie me up and have crazy kinky pregnant sex with me. And then we'd talk about it, and then I'd make my decision.

What would you do if I got you pregnant?

You're a real child abuser, you know that, don't you?

speaking of abusers... I'd waterboard you with licorice tea... and then rub your belly and give you a massage.

It's just the kind of guy that I am.


If you got me pregnant, I'd get a 'bortion. Sorry, I can't pass no baby out of my pee hole.

Also, I am not at all into sounding, just for future reference.
 
This topic is so old that you can't write persuasive papers on in it school for your portfolio anymore. Here's how I look at it. I am a bad person to ask about this. Because I fucking love kids and babies. I am far more likely to selfishly sit and cry, "My baby! I want it," even if I'm a broke-ass addict who has absolutely no ability to care for a baby, then I am to do what's best for the child. Until I can get over that and mature enough to not be a dumbass, I have absolutely no business with a baby. So the best I could do would be to shut myself off completely. I don't come in screaming about how I happy I am, I sincerely ask, "Well, what do you want to do?"

If she tells me to drive her to the clinic, then I do, and I hold her hand the entire time, and I try my damndest to try to get her through it while simultaniously trying to pretend that I'm not disapointed so that I can be strong enough to help her get through it. Nobody wants an abortion, and me being a whiny bitch about it sure as hell isn't gonna make a horribly hard decision any better.

If she tells me she wants to keep it, I bust my fucking ass finishing the house. I pray that we don't get ugly fucking shit at the shower, and I prepare to paint it because I know we will. I keep right on top of her to make sure she's signed up for KCHIP and goes to all her appointments and whatnot. I become annoying. Every other sentence is, "Is that ok for the baby?". I start knitting baby clothes and sewing cloth diapers.

Either way, I don't become a fucking asshole. I don't pretend like I know what the fuck she's going through. I don't tell her what to do. I'm here for support. That may be a bad decision, because like I said, I really like babies, and keeping that in when someone gets rid of someone that you really wanted is probably not good for the psyche. It might even be a relationship breaker that I just never explain years and years later. But it's honestly what I would do...

I've felt this way... you know, I don't really know how long. I guess since my high-school girlfriend lost our baby. That's the first time I ever really thought about abortion. It's not something that I generally think about. It has nothing to do with me, so I tend not to think about it. I think that laws around it aren't really necessary, because the kind of people who would have abortions willy-nilly are probably the same people who shouldn't have kids in the first place.
 
This topic is so old that you can't write persuasive papers on in it school for your portfolio anymore. Here's how I look at it. I am a bad person to ask about this. Because I fucking love kids and babies. I am far more likely to selfishly sit and cry, "My baby! I want it," even if I'm a broke-ass addict who has absolutely no ability to care for a baby, then I am to do what's best for the child. Until I can get over that and mature enough to not be a dumbass, I have absolutely no business with a baby. So the best I could do would be to shut myself off completely. I don't come in screaming about how I happy I am, I sincerely ask, "Well, what do you want to do?"

If she tells me to drive her to the clinic, then I do, and I hold her hand the entire time, and I try my damndest to try to get her through it while simultaniously trying to pretend that I'm not disapointed so that I can be strong enough to help her get through it. Nobody wants an abortion, and me being a whiny bitch about it sure as hell isn't gonna make a horribly hard decision any better.

If she tells me she wants to keep it, I bust my fucking ass finishing the house. I pray that we don't get ugly fucking shit at the shower, and I prepare to paint it because I know we will. I keep right on top of her to make sure she's signed up for KCHIP and goes to all her appointments and whatnot. I become annoying. Every other sentence is, "Is that ok for the baby?". I start knitting baby clothes and sewing cloth diapers.

Either way, I don't become a fucking asshole. I don't pretend like I know what the fuck she's going through. I don't tell her what to do. I'm here for support. That may be a bad decision, because like I said, I really like babies, and keeping that in when someone gets rid of someone that you really wanted is probably not good for the psyche. It might even be a relationship breaker that I just never explain years and years later. But it's honestly what I would do...

I've felt this way... you know, I don't really know how long. I guess since my high-school girlfriend lost our baby. That's the first time I ever really thought about abortion. It's not something that I generally think about. It has nothing to do with me, so I tend not to think about it. I think that laws around it aren't really necessary, because the kind of people who would have abortions willy-nilly are probably the same people who shouldn't have kids in the first place.

You weren't allowed to write a persuasive essay on it when I was in school either. Kinda up to the prof but it was the norm from what I knew that abortion was off the table as a subject.
 
You weren't allowed to write a persuasive essay on it when I was in school either. Kinda up to the prof but it was the norm from what I knew that abortion was off the table as a subject.

It's been done to death.
 




Aw look at you gettin' all judgmental and stuff.

Tell ya what, hot stuff, I made the Amicus Abortion Debate Challenge over a year ago.

Amicus was too scared to take my challenge to debate this issue...
Ishmael was too scared to take my challenge to debate this issue...
Are you man enough to toe-to-toe with me?

Six questions, if you're man enough.
I don't know what Amicus's beliefs are, but they're probably based on some idiotic reasoning. Tell ya what I've come to believe once I started turning away from Republicans circa 2003.

The Plutocracy and pro-choice people are like the Have's: I've got mine, and to hell with those that don't. Both groups have one common theme: I've got a problem and my solution is to demonize and pick on someone who can't fight back.

A fetus has a beating heart, to compare that with sperm and eggs or a cancer growth and to liken opposition to abortion with opposition to contraception is just unbelievably dishonest.

The only thing that has kept me from materially aiding the pro-life movement (i.e., donations, voting for pro-life politicians) is I'm worried about coat hanger abortions, and also I can't find a pro-life leftist politician.

I gotta ask you, Rob, what would you say to a pro-life leftist?
 
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