Raped by her uncle, but can she have an abortion? (3 Viewers)

[Will Shakespear]

we fall sick because of micro-organisms that the writers of the bible didn't know existed

it has nothing to do with your actions (unless your actions involve drinking raw sewerage) or your beliefs or the rib woman, lol

 

[CharlieB]

we fall sick because of micro-organisms that the writers of the bible didn't know existed

it has nothing to do with your actions (unless your actions involve drinking raw sewerage) or your beliefs or the rib woman, lol

k.

 

[Will Shakespear]

if by your own actions you meant in terms of morality, that is

which is what your previous post

Viruses, like original sin, are a consequence of human actions.

would seem to suggest you meant

 

[inasero]

if you read my explanation in the original DGE thread, you'll understand i wasn't arguing that you, personlly, are responsible for your getting sick...as always they've taken my argument out of context.

emytaylor explained what i meant when i said illness is a consequence of sin.

 

[Enteebee]

if you read my explanation in the original DGE thread, you'll understand i wasn't arguing that you, personlly, are responsible for your getting sick...as always they've taken my argument out of context.

emytaylor explained what i meant when i said illness is a consequence of sin.

Illness is a consequence of us living in a reality where both human beings and germs have evolved together, fighting for survival. This fits perfectly in with a naturalistic, darwinian explanation of life - It makes little sense within your fantasy world, no matter what sort of confabulation you want to make up.

 

[Riet]

Should've made it more clear, but my statement was based on my belief that we can fall sick because of our own actions, not because of karma or because of punishment of our sins etc.

In response to the OP, what is more painful? The trauma of aborting life, or the pain of having a child?

In response to you being a fucktard, did you have an incest rape baby when you were 11?

 

[jb_nc]

In response to you being a fucktard, did you have an incest rape baby when you were 11?

He's the product of an incest rape at 11.

All the more reason for abortions, then.

 

[want2bdifferent]

do we know if he was her uncle by blood or by marriage?

 

[black_kat_meow]

do we know if he was her uncle by blood or by marriage?

That shouldn't make that much of a difference. You can't say abortion is acceptable with one but not the other.

 

[want2bdifferent]

i am not going to change my opinion on the answer, i am thinking that if it is her uncle by marraige that eliminates the problem of deformitys

 

[black_kat_meow]

i am not going to change my opinion on the answer, i am thinking that if it is her uncle by marraige that eliminates the problem of deformitys

I think the concept of an eleven year old giving birth to a baby after being raped by a family member is more worrying in most people's minds.

 

[ur_inner_child]

Her perception about her body's rights is going to be so massively screwed up.

 

[squeenie]

Her perception about her body's rights is going to be so massively screwed up.

Not just that, her perception on relationships, wait, no, EVERYTHING would be massively screwed up. If she had an abortion, it would at least help relieve some of the stress.

 

[want2bdifferent]

sorry if it came across that i was saying that it would be better if it was not her biological uncle, that is not the point i was trying to make at all, i was just wondering.

 

[want2bdifferent]

@want2bedifferent
Well, I say that when she's raped by an uncle, she should keep the baby.

Do unto others you feckless bitch.

Also, you are different, you're morally repugnant on every single level. You openly advocate physical and emotional torture of this poor girl who has already suffered enough because of your despicable morality. If I, or any other thinking person, was any bit like you, we'd send you off to the gallows in an instant.

do you really think her having an abortion is going to make it all go away though? I dont.

 

[black_kat_meow]

sorry if it came across that i was saying that it would be better if it was not her biological uncle, that is not the point i was trying to make at all, i was just wondering.

Then why mention it "eliminates the problem of [deformities]"? That's implying it.

 

[jb_nc]

do you really think her having an abortion is going to make it all go away though? I dont.

Well you thought if she wasn't her biological uncle then she could rear the child in a magical land called Oz without any deformities and everything would be happy and tin man would look after the child went she went to school and the lion could help out too. Scarecrow would cook dinner, sometimes too. And they all lived happily ever after.

 

[squeenie]

sorry if it came across that i was saying that it would be better if it was not her biological uncle, that is not the point i was trying to make at all, i was just wondering.

Well then you should have said that in your original post. Next time, think before you post. It might save you from getting told off.

 

[want2bdifferent]

Then why mention it "eliminates the problem of [deformities]"? That's implying it.

Like i said i was just wondering if it was, and that is why i was thinking that, more just curiosity, and someone asked why does that matter. re-reading my post i thought that it might of seemed like i implied that and that was not my intention at all.

 

[ur_inner_child]

do you really think her having an abortion is going to make it all go away though? I dont.

We're not saying that. We're saying that her giving birth to the baby would cause more trauma and problems.