House GOP Memo: "Abortion Is the Leading Cause of Death in the Black Community"

General Robert E Lee wrote:

Born humans are taxed, dued, and fee'd, and fined with many of the funds going to places they would never donate to as an individual, taxes go to government dependency, union dues to pac's that many individuals disagree with, fees, and fines in Obamacare to support free contraception. Get it yet?

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Walter Mellone Manne wrote:

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So if I kick an 8 month pregnant woman in the stomach, killing the fetus but otherwise not injuring the mother, I cannot be charged? Good to know...

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big al wrote:

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To put is simply, Precious, you don’t have enough human blood to debate me.

big al wrote:

As usual, the genetic distance from Caucasians to Africans is large, but note that the Africans that are farthest from Caucasians are the West Africans (e.g., Nigerians) and the Pygmies, indicating that they are descendants of the first migrants into Africa. The short stature of the pygmies is consistent with the short stature of Australopithecus. The West Africans live near the chimpanzees and are the most simian of the Africans, which is consistent with an early generalized Australopithecus from Eurasia entering Africa and interbreeding with chimpanzees. The next migrants were the steatopygous Australopithecines, probably from the Orient, then India, who became the San (Bushmen and Hottentots). And the last migrants were modern Caucasians, probably from the Middle East, who interbred with earlier migrants and became the NE Africans.

Walter Mellone Manne wrote:

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Thus, splitting the Talmudic hair...

lighteredknot wrote:

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Did you ever read the Constitution? It allowed slavery.

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Walter Mellone Manne wrote:

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If the law is as you describe it, the LEGISLATORS certainly did. But are lawmakers the one's who grant the right to exist?
It was perfectly legal to murder an Indian in the 1700's.

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cpeter1313 wrote:

Wrong. Those are all government agencies, not people.
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Bitner wrote:

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Our laws are based upon our civil rights, outline in, and protected by, the Constitution.
Was there a law that said killing an "Indian" was legal, or did people ignore the law and look the other way? Murder, by definition, is illegal killing. You can't have legal illegal killing.

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a--x--e wrote:

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I acknowledge the legality of abortion. I just don't agree with it.
The person you were replying to neither agrees with nor acknowledged that at one point, slavery was quite LEGAL. Revisionist history.
That was my point, and yours, if I'm not mistaken.

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Walter Mellone Manne wrote:

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You people are still ignoring plain facts with your circular reasoning.
SLAVERY was a legal right, outlined in, and protected by, the Constitution. Indians were denied Civil Liberties EXACTLY as you say the fetus has none.
Hypothetical question: If abortion is made illegal, will the Federal government be within its power to retroactively prosecute anyone who's had one? After all, it will then be an "illegal killing" and there is no statute of limitations on murder.

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Walter Mellone Manne wrote:

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Y'now, I've tried to address this issue from a dozen different angles and am clearly getting nowhere. I think willful blindness must be in play.

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Bitner wrote:

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So slavery was once legal, and now it's not. And? Abortion was once illegal, and now it's not. And guess what? Those two changes were made for the very same reason, that each person "born or naturalized" here has the right to "life, liberty and property". And since property includes one's own body, slavery is illegal, and abortion is legal. Deal with it.

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Walter Mellone Manne wrote:

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I simply find your pronouncements denying the fetus person-hood and declaring it to have no civil liberties to be completely arbitrary and specious.
Infantacide is was and always will be wrong. Abortion? Not so much-- this country, that country, this state, that state, this time, that time-- Arbitrary.

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I acknowledge the legality of abortion. I just don't agree with it.
The person you were replying to neither agrees with nor acknowledged that at one point, slavery was quite LEGAL. Revisionist history.
That was my point, and yours, if I'm not mistaken.

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Walter Mellone Manne wrote:

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And where do they get their funding from? Cats? Rabbits?
I am FORCED by taxation to support people I would otherwise refuse help. Your argument is not valid, whatever you think of my compassion.

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Walter Mellone Manne wrote:

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(it's nice to see that you hve nothing but contempt for the unborn)

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Walter Mellone Manne wrote:

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You people are still ignoring plain facts with your circular reasoning.
SLAVERY was a legal right, outlined in, and protected by, the Constitution. Indians were denied Civil Liberties EXACTLY as you say the fetus has none.
Hypothetical question: If abortion is made illegal, will the Federal government be within its power to retroactively prosecute anyone who's had one? After all, it will then be an "illegal killing" and there is no statute of limitations on murder.

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Walter Mellone Manne wrote:

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Y'now, I've tried to address this issue from a dozen different angles and am clearly getting nowhere. I think willful blindness must be in play.