'shttps://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la- ... story.htmlNeighboring cities are pushing homeless into L.A., councilmen alleged
One day after Los Angeles received confirmation of a major increase in its homeless population, two City Council members said they want to look into legal strategies to force nearby cities to provide shelter beds or allow people to sleep on their sidewalks.
But that's science, not an incitement.I don't think it's meant to incite anymore than saying "At fertilization, it's a human, and so any abortion is murder."
"A distinct living thing" is scientifically unremarkable. Humans believe they're elevated to remarkable because they are touched by a divine presence the instance a tadpole breaches an egg. Biologically, this is simply the invocation of cell division. And a heartbeat is simply machinery. It's not magic. Even the development of neurons and how this all interplays with DNA is just machinery building itself.But that's science, not an incitement.I don't think it's meant to incite anymore than saying "At fertilization, it's a human, and so any abortion is murder."
There is no biological argument regarding the fact that the completion of fertilization results in a distinct living thing.
Mold in your Refrigerator is alive.
not exactly. he's parsing the word "human" - as if that has actual implicit value. i understand why deists think so, but needless to say, i don't agree.Aren't you kind of confirming what shmenguin said??
Right, and you saying that is no more meant to incite that someone saying it does have actual implicit value. Seems as though that Grunty meant "I'm offended" rather than it was a "bullshit statements that are meant to incite."not exactly. he's parsing the word "human" - as if that has actual implicit value. i understand why deists think so, but needless to say, i don't agree.Aren't you kind of confirming what shmenguin said??
There are ways both sides can frame their arguments without resorting to stupid descriptions or comparisons."A distinct living thing" is scientifically unremarkable. Humans believe they're elevated to remarkable because they are touched by a divine presence the instance a tadpole breaches an egg. Biologically, this is simply the invocation of cell division. And a heartbeat is simply machinery. It's not magic. Even the development of neurons and how this all interplays with DNA is just machinery building itself.But that's science, not an incitement.I don't think it's meant to incite anymore than saying "At fertilization, it's a human, and so any abortion is murder."
There is no biological argument regarding the fact that the completion of fertilization results in a distinct living thing.
Mold in your Refrigerator is alive.
You think humans are special, so you don't approve of abortion. Others think we're just sentient meat, and don't agree. And the world keeps spinning.
Not offended. It takes quite a bit to actually offend me.Right, and you saying that is no more meant to incite that someone saying it does have actual implicit value. Seems as though that Grunty meant "I'm offended" rather than it was a "bullshit statements that are meant to incite."not exactly. he's parsing the word "human" - as if that has actual implicit value. i understand why deists think so, but needless to say, i don't agree.Aren't you kind of confirming what shmenguin said??
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https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la- ... story.htmlNeighboring cities are pushing homeless into L.A., councilmen alleged
One day after Los Angeles received confirmation of a major increase in its homeless population, two City Council members said they want to look into legal strategies to force nearby cities to provide shelter beds or allow people to sleep on their sidewalks.
i mean...there's a noticeable edge in my post, which i guess could be interpreted as inflammatory. but this is one of those situations where certain cultures and indoctrinations are causing a great deal of suffering for a heck of a lot of people for no good reason. and it makes me frustrated to continually see people victimized like this.Right, and you saying that is no more meant to incite that someone saying it does have actual implicit value. Seems as though that Grunty meant "I'm offended" rather than it was a "bullshit statements that are meant to incite."not exactly. he's parsing the word "human" - as if that has actual implicit value. i understand why deists think so, but needless to say, i don't agree.Aren't you kind of confirming what shmenguin said??
Well considering only fringe people are either for all abortion or against it entirely, it’s only a small subset of people that are causing this bullshit continually. Instead of resorting to dumb comparisons maybe talk about where there is common ground between 90+% of people.i mean...there's a noticeable edge in my post, which i guess could be interpreted as inflammatory. but this is one of those situations where certain cultures and indoctrinations are causing a great deal of suffering for a heck of a lot of people for no good reason. and it makes me frustrated to continually see people victimized like this.Right, and you saying that is no more meant to incite that someone saying it does have actual implicit value. Seems as though that Grunty meant "I'm offended" rather than it was a "bullshit statements that are meant to incite."not exactly. he's parsing the word "human" - as if that has actual implicit value. i understand why deists think so, but needless to say, i don't agree.Aren't you kind of confirming what shmenguin said??
But, but, but... didn't you see them celebrating in NY about being able to abort babies up until birth?Kind of hard to avoid the "fringe" when they are the ones writing the policy for entire states.
https://theweek.com/speedreads/845850/m ... -abortions
Please define "all abortion".Well considering only fringe people are either for all abortion or against it entirely, it’s only a small subset of people that are causing this bullshit continually. Instead of resorting to dumb comparisons maybe talk about where there is common ground between 90+% of people.i mean...there's a noticeable edge in my post, which i guess could be interpreted as inflammatory. but this is one of those situations where certain cultures and indoctrinations are causing a great deal of suffering for a heck of a lot of people for no good reason. and it makes me frustrated to continually see people victimized like this.Right, and you saying that is no more meant to incite that someone saying it does have actual implicit value. Seems as though that Grunty meant "I'm offended" rather than it was a "bullshit statements that are meant to incite."not exactly. he's parsing the word "human" - as if that has actual implicit value. i understand why deists think so, but needless to say, i don't agree.Aren't you kind of confirming what shmenguin said??
So demonizing just the Religious side of view gets you no where in the conversation. Open up your single minded train of thought to consider the role the fringe on your side of the issue create the stalemate.
Kansas has actually protected a women's right to an abortion (with some limitations) in their state constitution. So women from the KC area will go to Kansas already. The remaining PP (and only MO abortion provider) is in St. Louis, and if they have to move across the river and setup shop in Illinois they will. For years now that has been the case since the Republican legislature started putting laws in place in 2010 to try to make operating a clinic onerous.Kind of hard to avoid the "fringe" when they are the ones writing the policy for entire states.
https://theweek.com/speedreads/845850/m ... -abortions
I'm not sure that's true... I don't have the data nor know where to find it, so please enlighten me if I'm wrong on this, but I feel as though the middle and lower class citizens that want an abortion effectively will do just that: I can't afford it/that's too hard, so I'll just have this baby (which I can't afford either...)Women that want one aren't going to say, "oh that's too hard so I guess I'll have the baby after all."
Again, I'm not sure that's true.Mainly because most women have a support system that wouldn’t let that happen.
I also have doubts. Make something more difficult and less people will do it. Same for drugs, guns, whatever you got. Add a sprinkle of hassle from the law and it becomes less worth it.Again, I'm not sure that's true.Mainly because most women have a support system that wouldn’t let that happen.
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