Kansas says "Fuck You" to Roe vs Wade

[Milkster]

How much is the planned parenthood budget per year?

[hey]

Oh but vocabulary you use IS everything. Just look at the gay marriage issue. Most of that argument from the anti-gay marriage rights crowd is all stemmed from using the word "marriage" they actually don't care about the rights themselves. They just don't want gays to "Marry".

Maybe if you are trying to push an agenda. I however, am not trying to accomplish anything here. I'm simply giving my opinions. I don't care one bit what you think about them, and i am not trying to persuade anyone of anything.

I'm with you, and I'm pro calling a spade a spade. They're alive, they're human, and I'm ok with their mothers ending their lives.

Fuck semantics to make abortion seem "nicer" - abortion is ugly and it sucks.

Exactly.

[Bluefrostie]

I can't find the video on yt, but I remember there were some pro-lifers at a rally who wanted to outlaw abortions altogether. Some guys came up to them with a camera, and asked them what should be the punishment to women who have abortions. Many didn't have an answer, and if they did, then he asked "Should it be the death penalty?". I think most of them had said no to that.

[ronin sparthos]

How much is the planned parenthood budget per year?

Around $1 Billion according to sources.

[solanis]

Maybe if you are trying to push an agenda. I however, am not trying to accomplish anything here. I'm simply giving my opinions. I don't care one bit what you think about them, and i am not trying to persuade anyone of anything.
Exactly.

eugh, anti-choice rhetoric. I can't think of any pro-choicers who think abortion is fun and easy, except the russians who treat abortions like an alternative to contraceptives. there's a video I wish I could link you, of an old republican politician explaining that no one is pro-abortion, people are pro-choice and it's a terrible thing to happen, but that it's a woman's right and not a man's place to judge or outlaw. I'll try to find it, the old guy seems pretty cool and radical for a republican.

edit: found it like two seconds after. http://www.businessinsider.com/alan-...n-video-2011-4

[Fhqwghads]

Can state or local governments be subjected to fines for doing bullshit like blatantly creating circumstances which detour supreme court rulings? If not, there should be. When the supreme court says "this is how it is", that is the final say. If governments circumvent that ruling they should be penalized monetarily, and with a quickness to prevent crap like this from happening.