After-Birth Abortions
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Blow it out your ear. It's not for you to decide what I do or don't post.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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Kevin Marois wrote:
When I posted, I guess I thought that no one in their right mind would support this
Why would you imagine that just because you don't think this is right, everyone else must also think so? That is both narrow and ignorant. Who made you judge and jury? :thumbsdown:
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair. nils illegitimus carborundum me, me, me
Get off youre pedestal. There's a thing called "Common Sense". Did you read the responses by readers in the article? My opinion is the same as theirs. That's not judgemental, narrow or ignorant. It's common sense, where the operative word is "common". Most people don't support the idea of killing babies. That doesn't make me judgemental. It makes me normal.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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So, in other words, you're saying that you have the right to choose?
"I have a theory that the truth is never told during the nine-to-five hours. " — Hunter S. Thompson
Yes. I have the right to choose to post or not.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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Kevin Marois wrote:
Blow it out your ear.
No need for that.
Kevin Marois wrote:
It's not for you to decide what I do or don't post.
Correct; however, it can be decided that you have posted in the wrong place: don't take it so personally - it really isn't a big deal to get your post moved to a more appropriate forum - it actually helps as you're more likely to get a lot of responses - both good and bad!
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair. nils illegitimus carborundum me, me, me
Agreed. I simple tool offense to him saying "Don't. (Regardless of what it is.)". It's not his place to tell mee not to post.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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"flame-fest"? I'm not even sure what that means. When I posted, I guess I thought that no one in their right mind would support this. I honestly expected people to post things like "I agree", not "Don't post that here".
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
You shouldn't assume such things. For one, the people discussed in the posting clearly supported it, so obviously there is support out there. For two, the article is biased on just being pro-life which marks it political which is technically a no-no even in the SP. However, the SP is where you can walk the gray line with such matters. No matter though. As someone else said don't take it personal that it was moved. And don't try to flame back at people that flame you for posting, as that makes it worse and that is what is meant by "flame-fest". Its not so much that people won't agree with you. Its that the topic does not belong here. There are private forums (SP 1.0[^]) or one can use the Backroom[^] for such topics. As you said you were not aware and it seemed fine. Now you know. Take the rep beating and move on. Hopefully we hear from you again ;)
Computers have been intelligent for a long time now. It just so happens that the program writers are about as effective as a room full of monkeys trying to crank out a copy of Hamlet.
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Get off youre pedestal. There's a thing called "Common Sense". Did you read the responses by readers in the article? My opinion is the same as theirs. That's not judgemental, narrow or ignorant. It's common sense, where the operative word is "common". Most people don't support the idea of killing babies. That doesn't make me judgemental. It makes me normal.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
Kevin Marois wrote:
Get off youre pedestal.
Me? No, not on a pedestal.
Kevin Marois wrote:
Did you read the responses by readers in the article? My opinion is the same as theirs.
I've read this article in several different outlets and yes, there are some strong opinions both sides: that doesn't make them right. You're confusing having an opinion with being right jsut because it's a shared opinion. One does not follow the other. [Invokes Godwin's Law]: millions of Nazis agreed with Hitler. Would you say they were right? (Sorry to use Godwin but it seemed apt)
Kevin Marois wrote:
It makes me normal.
No it doesn't - it just means you have an opinion and simply by having an opinion you deem normal doesn't make it right.
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair. nils illegitimus carborundum me, me, me
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Agreed. I simple tool offense to him saying "Don't. (Regardless of what it is.)". It's not his place to tell mee not to post.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
Kevin Marois wrote:
It's not his place to tell mee not to post.
I'm sure he wasn't trying to be rude: this place is mean to to be for some fun and so you can say things you probably wouldn't feel comfortable saying in the lounge - this is the forum for contentious issues.
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair. nils illegitimus carborundum me, me, me
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Yes. I have the right to choose to post or not.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
And the admins have the right to move, modify, and delete as they see fit :) AND ALL have the right to vote and flame.... Whats your point?
Computers have been intelligent for a long time now. It just so happens that the program writers are about as effective as a room full of monkeys trying to crank out a copy of Hamlet.
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Get off youre pedestal. There's a thing called "Common Sense". Did you read the responses by readers in the article? My opinion is the same as theirs. That's not judgemental, narrow or ignorant. It's common sense, where the operative word is "common". Most people don't support the idea of killing babies. That doesn't make me judgemental. It makes me normal.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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Kevin Marois wrote:
Get off youre pedestal.
Me? No, not on a pedestal.
Kevin Marois wrote:
Did you read the responses by readers in the article? My opinion is the same as theirs.
I've read this article in several different outlets and yes, there are some strong opinions both sides: that doesn't make them right. You're confusing having an opinion with being right jsut because it's a shared opinion. One does not follow the other. [Invokes Godwin's Law]: millions of Nazis agreed with Hitler. Would you say they were right? (Sorry to use Godwin but it seemed apt)
Kevin Marois wrote:
It makes me normal.
No it doesn't - it just means you have an opinion and simply by having an opinion you deem normal doesn't make it right.
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair. nils illegitimus carborundum me, me, me
Pointing out that other people have opinions, and that the OP is being narrow does NOT mean that MM is "on a pedestal". You are just proving his point :P ... I think I replied to mm and not the OP, but you guys can figure it out :D
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Get off youre pedestal. There's a thing called "Common Sense". Did you read the responses by readers in the article? My opinion is the same as theirs. That's not judgemental, narrow or ignorant. It's common sense, where the operative word is "common". Most people don't support the idea of killing babies. That doesn't make me judgemental. It makes me normal.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
Kevin Marois wrote:
Get off youre pedestal.
Uncalled for, IMO.
Kevin Marois wrote:
Did you read the responses by readers in the article? My opinion is the same as theirs.
That there is an article shows there are more than one opinion. Because you agree with them still doesn't make you right.
Kevin Marois wrote:
That's not judgemental, narrow or ignorant.
It may not be ignorant.
Kevin Marois wrote:
Most people don't support the idea of killing babies
This is a matter of phrasing, and opinion.
Kevin Marois wrote:
That doesn't make me judgemental.
Yeah, it kinda does. judgemental may not be bad, but it's hard to avoid.
Kevin Marois wrote:
It makes me normal.
Just another opinion, only backed by an opinion -edit- and a point of view -end-
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However, if people wait to get outraged once it has become law, it is too late then. No problem in sharing opinions now, so that it hopefully never becomes law.
I'm not sure why you were downvoted. Maybe I missed something? No , there isn't a problem in sharing opinions (in the right forum, of coarse). But, because something becomes law does not mean that it cannot be overturned. Waiting until it becomes law to be outraged does not make it too late. I am stating this from an American point of view. I don't know the legal systems in other countries, so I may be thinking about it wrong.
If it moves, compile it
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Kevin Marois wrote:
When I posted, I guess I thought that no one in their right mind would support this
Why would you imagine that just because you don't think this is right, everyone else must also think so? That is both narrow and ignorant. Who made you judge and jury? :thumbsdown:
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair. nils illegitimus carborundum me, me, me
Exactly my thoughts! :thumbsup: Also, get out of my head!
It's an OO world.
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Get off youre pedestal. There's a thing called "Common Sense". Did you read the responses by readers in the article? My opinion is the same as theirs. That's not judgemental, narrow or ignorant. It's common sense, where the operative word is "common". Most people don't support the idea of killing babies. That doesn't make me judgemental. It makes me normal.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
As a vegetarian I am asking you when it became "common sense" to breed, fatten and slaughter thousands, maybe millions, animals each day for our consumption? Do you eat bugs, cats, dogs, pidgeons...? While most people I know are disgusted by the idea of eating those it is very common in large parts of the world. It certainly does not make sense to me to believe in something you cannot see, hear or feel, call it a 'God', assume it's all-powerfull, that it loves you, but that you will probably burn in hell for your sins. Yet somehow millions of people worldwide also consider that "common sense". How can you not like metal music? It has great guitars, great drums, it's fast, agressive, you can really get loose on it! On each point mentioned above there's millions of people for and against and another few million that are in a gray zone. Maybe "common" sense is not as common as you think. Maybe, what you percieve as "normal" isn't the norm elsewhere. Perhaps YOU are actually the odd one out! I, for one, do not necissarily disagree with after-birth abortions, especially when these children are especially needy (such as in case of down syndrome). The world is over-crowded enough as it is and I can't afford to pay any more taxes for all these people that can't take care of themselves. What's more important is that the parents of such children will have to make a lot of sacrifices. Sacrifices they weren't prepared or willing to make (assuming your baby would be 'normal'). So go ahead, call me a monster. Call me abnormal. At least I don't eat animals.
It's an OO world.
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Upon re-reading I have to conclude that that site doesn't make a very compelling argument. It doesn't even really try. It just quotes some stuff, implies it is bad without giving any reason at all, then quotes something taken out of context before going off on a sarcastic rant. If there's any argument in that at all, it's an "appeal to emotion" fallacy. The ethicists themselves don't make a compelling argument either, as is customary for ethicists. Lots of talk about morals and moral rights, so it's just an appeal to emotion as well. In conclusion, both sides are wrong.
