Obama voted for her death

[friday]

Obama voted four times to give people like Melissa Ohden the death sentence. So tell me again about that war on women...

 

[specklebang]

She certainly has an excellent memory. I hardly remember my birth at all.

I wonder why she's alive? Obviously, her Mom didn't want her. So, who took responsibility for dragging her out of the dumpster and supported her through her childhood? More info and less drama might add value to this Super-PAC ad.

 

[MaggieD]

Obama voted four times to give people like Melissa Ohden the death sentence. So tell me again about that war on women...

Good Lord. This is one time I'm glad Illinois is solidly Democratic. We don't have to watch **** like this.

 

[friday]

Good Lord. This is one time I'm glad Illinois is solidly Democratic. We don't have to watch **** like this.

That's cold. So, if you were sitting across from her, what would you tell her about your view on women's rights?

 

[friday]

I'm glad Oregon is solidly Democratic for precisely the same reason.

Out of sight, out of mind, right?

 

[Aunt Spiker]

Audio doesn't work for me.

But when it comes to parents who rejected their children - it's not a political concern - it's not like Obama was some evil person who did something so singularly shocking or something. It's a psychological and emotional concern in which both child (whether abandoned, abused, neglected, given away or almost aborted) and parent need some counseling or other such treatment.

Real help, you know.

Trying to dish things off on the president like it was all his fault or something - as seems to be the case here - is beyond immature.

Drinking's legal - and it leads to the brutal nature of relationships and feeds all sorts of violence and crime - but I don't blame Congress who ditched out on prohibition for it every time some drunk beats their partner half to death. :shrug: Because that makes no sense.

 

[samsmart]

Obama voted four times to give people like Melissa Ohden the death sentence. So tell me again about that war on women...

I'd think her issues are more with her mother than they are with Congressmen who vote on abortion issues.

 

[friday]

Audio doesn't work for me.

But when it comes to parents who rejected their children - it's not a political concern - it's not like Obama was some evil person who did something so singularly shocking or something. It's a psychological and emotional concern in which both child (whether abandoned, abused, neglected, given away or almost aborted) and parent need some counseling or other such treatment.

Real help, you know.

Trying to dish things off on the president like it was all his fault or something - as seems to be the case here - is beyond immature.

Drinking's legal - and it leads to the brutal nature of relationships and feeds all sorts of violence and crime - but I don't blame Congress who ditched out on prohibition for it every time some drunk beats their partner half to death. :shrug: Because that makes no sense.

You do know what the Born Alive Act was, right?

 

[samsmart]

That's cold. So, if you were sitting across from her, what would you tell her about your view on women's rights?

I'd tell her it's not the federal government's right to infringe on the medical rights her mother has.

 

[friday]

I'd tell her it's not the federal government's right to infringe on the medical rights her mother has.

Does your mother still have the medical right to have YOU killed?

 

[Henrin]

I'd tell her it's not the federal government's right to infringe on the medical rights her mother has.

What medical rights??

 

[samsmart]

Does your mother still have the medical right to have YOU killed?

If I was a fetus, she would.

 

[friday]

If I was a fetus, she would.

So you don't know what the Born Alive Act was.

 

[friday]

If I was a fetus, she would.

Or perhaps you think there is a window after birth where a baby is still a fetus.

 

[samsmart]

What medical rights??

The medical right to terminate a pregnancy.

 

[samsmart]

Or perhaps you think there is a window after birth where a baby is still a fetus.

I am going to leave the issues up to the mother and her own personal physician.

 

[Gina]

Out of sight, out of mind, right?

No, more like it's hyperbole.

Obama did not vote for her death. In fact no one voted for her death or the death of any other fetus.

 

[Aunt Spiker]

You do know what the Born Alive Act was, right?

Here:

Audio doesn't work for me.

I started out by saying that the audio wasn't working for me so I cannot - and did not elude to being able to - comment on what she *said*

In the future perhaps you should post factual information rather than hastily pasting up a youtube video - you know, to facilitate discussion rather than inhibit.

My view, however, still stands: it's not legislation that's an issue if you have a problem.

 

[friday]

I am going to leave the issues up to the mother and her own personal physician.

So killing a baby after it is born because the abortion failed should be up to the mother and her own personal physician? Geez, I liked it better when liberals at least pretended not to be pro-abortion.

 

[Henrin]

The medical right to terminate a pregnancy.

That is not a right.

 

[samsmart]

So killing a baby after it is born because the abortion failed should be up to the mother and her own personal physician? Geez, I liked it better when liberals at least pretended not to be pro-abortion.

Well, I don't know the details of that woman's particular birth. I'm pretty sure that woman wasn't carried for 9 months and then her mom had a quick change of mind just as she was popping out of her mom's naughty parts.

But, then again, social conservatives never really were any good at details.

Besides, I really don't see this woman's angst at being an unwanted child to be a factor in how the U.S. electorate makes decisions regard foreign policy, maintaining national security, dealing with the global economy, the greater disparity wealth, and the other issues a President must deal with.

 

[samsmart]

That is not a right. Is the misuse of a natural right and turning into a positive right.

No, it's a natural right women have.

 

[Henrin]

No, it's a natural right women have.

On what grounds?

 

[samsmart]

On what grounds?

On the grounds that people have a right to make their own medical decisions.

 

[Henrin]

On the grounds that people have a right to make their own medical decisions.

Only if it doesn't end the life or if its in self defense in this case here.