GPS_Flex
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Apparently the government of today has the right to tell a woman what she can do with her own body.The morning after pill should be available to women for whatever reason. No one has a right to decide what a woman of legal age does with her own body.
There is at least equal, academic opinion and evidence for the morning after pill being an abortifacient. If you are pro-life and hold the usual pro-life philosophy then there is really no excuse then for accepting the morning after pill, even in situations of rape. It would simply be punishing the child for its father being a rapist.
What do you mean so? If you are pro-life it is logically and obviously murder. All the rest of your post is just pro-choice slogans with beg the question and are pointless.
Anyway you do as you wish because your "attacks" are very humorous, Ive never seen someone get so mad over facts :shrug:
Murder is not just a legal term, it is a term used in many contexts. All you want to do is try and play the game of dueling slogans. How boring.
Your shear lack of a defense is what is humorous. You throw out a definition and then come up with a conclusion based on it and won't defend that conclusion because the definition itself is a fact. You either aren't that bright or a troll or otherwise you would realize conclusions on definitions have to be defended to have merit in a debate. You pick, are you stupid or are you a troll. Pick one.
still angry at me huh
see post 382, you fail LMAO:lamo
also by the way you are in fact trolling right now by your own admission that you plan to stalk me and attack me "internet tough guy" :laughat:
I like when I have fans
I am not mad.
Post #382 is the same exact behavior you using before. I guess the answer to if you were a troll or an idiot is answered. You have chosen idiot. Good to know.
thats an interesting opinion but the facts prove you wrong
AGAIN
Murder is not just a legal term. When Stalin and Hitler murdered people they may not have been breaking the law, but it was murder nonetheless. One can certainly use murder in a way that disagrees with the law. This is just common sense. Murder is an illegitimate killing.no murder is a legal term
unless i have assumed wrong and that would be my fault
did you just mean definition 2: something difficult or dangerous
otherwise its not murder if you are referring to anything killing related
and like I have said I have stated ZERO slogans only facts, if you care to dispute those facts let me know or continue to right them off and fail and backing up your false claim LOL
You didn't mention rape in your post.
:roll: I don't care about the facts of that discussion and I realize murder is a legal term. Keep on topic.
Then I hope you have learned your lesson; you should make sure you are more clear in the future.That is the thread topic and my message was in that context.
Murder is not just a legal term. When Stalin and Hitler murdered people they may not have been breaking the law, but it was murder nonetheless. One can certainly use murder in a way that disagrees with the law. This is just common sense.
Stop talking nonsense. If the law makes it legal to kill you though you are innocent, is that not still murder? Murder is simply illegitimate and generally premeditated homicide. Obviously someone has to define illegitimate, but that is irrelevant at this point. It has a legal definition but that is obviously not the only, general definition.
You only seem to try and debate with these silly games. Try a different strategy.
I see no reason to repeat what I said when you are just repeating your barely coherent crap.
I have defended my stance. Do you really think anyone reading your comments, except the absurdly partisan, will think they aren't crap and that murder has no meaning other than the legal definition?
If you are going to keep posting crap, don't just repeat what you said before. Try something witty or amusing.
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