Thanks Day, very cool!

[Day]

GF got official job offer from literally the best place she could work at in the world in terms of both money and opportunity

Is seriously considering turning it down because "what if I don't like it"

she has no other prospects lined up besides a safety net position at a place that makes her miserable

tell her to take the fucking job and "if she dont like it" find something else

[Xno Kappa]

idk man I'm pretty on board with it being okay to shoot someone in the face if they rape you

I think I told this story before, but I had a case where a father was molesting and sexually assaulting his own two boys. During the subject interview he made partial admissions but never fully admitted to it despite both sons claiming otherwise. Anyways, fast forward to his trial he's found guilty. As usual there's a recess before sentencing starts. Gagglefuck of a crowd hangs out in front of the courthouse. Subject had requested to be escorted to his personal vehicle to grab prescription medication. As he's escorted back to the courthouse, he pulls out a gun, stares right at me and his family, and blows his head off.

Dope times.

[Fiye]

[Xno Kappa]

Got the game ball of the week during our office meeting for that one.

[Salodin]

Got the game ball of the week during our office meeting for that one.

So uh, does that court house still let convicted criminals go to their car after the verdict? Lmao

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[Gredival]

cause they go seek a better life in North America.

Funny how feminism and women's rights improved the life outcomes for women so much that they would move, amirite?

[Xno Kappa]

So uh, does that court house still let convicted criminals go to their car after the verdict? Lmao

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It was a colossal shitstorm that ensued. I transferred two weeks later to DC, but last I heard heads rolled and policies were completely rewritten with formal apologies sent out to my office, the DA, the SJA, the family, etc. I also know the family sued but don’t know what was the outcome of that one.

[Salodin]

It was a colossal shitstorm that ensued. I transferred two weeks later to DC, but last I heard heads rolled and policies were completely rewritten and formal apologies sent out to my office, the DA, the SJA, the family, etc. I also know the family sued but don’t know what was the outcome of that one.

Oh man, this sounds hella interesting. Can ya PM me the name of the defendant or something so I can wiki this clusterfuck? Lol

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[dasva]

I grant you that it's completely the right ethical choice. But law and legality needs to deal with creating the best system of rules based on society's relative weights to certain values. Once we recognize that the mother's right to liberty precludes any potential claim anyone else has on her body -- the father, the unborn child, the state --- then abortion is legally justified until birth. There is no other line besides birth - not 3 months, not 6 months, not viability, not 8.99 months. Any recognition that time quashes the mother's claim to freedom and enhances the unborn's right to existence relies inherently on the idea that one person can be entitled to control of another person's body.

I think you are still missing what I'm saying. After viability you can remove the baby with it surviving. At which point it's not the same choice you purpose

[Salodin]

I think you are still missing what I'm saying. After viability you can remove the baby without killing it.

Yeah, that's called birth. Unless you mean after 6 or 7 months we should prefer to deliver premature babies instead of aborting them. In which case, who pays for that? Most definitely not the mother since she clearly severed responsibility for the child.

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[BerenTebogo]

but what if the baby is hitler

[dasva]

I need more to this story Fiye!

[Day]

but what if the baby is hitler

let him live, he needed better parenting

[dasva]

Yeah, that's called birth. Unless you mean after 6 or 7 months we should prefer to deliver premature babies instead of aborting them. In which case, who pays for that? Most definitely not the mother since she clearly severed responsibility for the child.

Yes. As far as who pays... well that depends. In this hypothetical are men allowed to also sever responsibility? Let's get some equality up here

[Salodin]

Yes. As far as who pays... well that depends. In this hypothetical are men allowed to also sever responsibility?

No shit they arent responsible if they decide to abort but you say nah deliver it prematurely and the state will take it from there.

You're about to tell me tax payers should pay for it but fuck that. Tax dollars already dont go to abortion procedures, why should your plan be any different?

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[Day]

https://www.heritage.org/marriage-an...taxpayer-funds

[Zetanio]

Monica Burke is a research assistant in the DeVos Center for Religion and Civil Society at The Heritage Foundation.

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[Gredival]

Yes. As far as who pays... well that depends. In this hypothetical are men allowed to also sever responsibility? Let's get some equality up here

You are presuming child support is unfair towards men. It's not. Generally the issue never comes up because if she wants nothing to do with the kid she will abort it. However if she does give birth but subsequently wants nothing to do with the child, the father can get child support.

[Salodin]

https://www.heritage.org/marriage-an...taxpayer-funds

Planned Parenthood is not an freebase abortion clinic. They get tax money, and absolutely zero dollars of that goes towards abortions.

You are presuming child support is unfair towards men. It's not. Generally the issue never comes up because if she wants nothing to do with the kid she will abort it. However if she does give birth but subsequently wants nothing to do with the child, the father can get child support.

This is funny.

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[Day]

Monica Burke is a research assistant in the DeVos Center for Religion and Civil Society at The Heritage Foundation.

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You can look at other sources, they get about 550 million a year from govt funding thru title X and medicaid etc. A law technically prevents them from using it on abortions, but if you gave me 100 bucks and said don't spend it on drugs, I throw it in the bank with my other money, then buy 100 dollars worth of drugs, well you can see... so saying taxpayers money doesn't go to abortions is kinda a technicality.