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[W:344:1201]License to Kill

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And here we go again!

Abortion is not a civilized answer to todays problems. And YOU KNOW IT

Two more failed dodges and still nothign factual andon topic, why keep dodging?

Heres the OP and its lies and failed claims
Even if one is as staunchly pro-choice philosophically as I am, one must in good faith recognize and, without dissembling, concede,
that American legal culture has, for going on fifty years now, conferred upon women, necessarily and irrevocably, a license to kill.

A moral catastrophe of the first order.
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Please simply prove morals are objective and its a moral catastrophe and that abortion = licences to kill, thanks!
 
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You know what, that pretty much sums up their entire debate methodology. Invalidate the evidence and move on quickly. They sure don't stay in hot water for very long LOL
I like the metaphor! Yes, they see the steam rising from the water and decide they don't want to take a bath after all. A hundred bath denials later, they are stinking but cannot smell themselves.
 
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Do you plan to publish your Godwin Award acceptance speech? Your fans will be disappointed otherwise.
In what way or ways do you find the concept of being ambiguous?

I am sorry to have disappointed you, my loyal fan.

You said "being" means existing or existence. So it would be "human existence".
 
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You know what, that pretty much sums up their entire debate methodology. Invalidate the evidence and move on quickly. They sure don't stay in hot water for very long LOL

What evidence? Point them out for us.
 
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There is nothing civilised about forcing women to gestate and give birth against their will.
There is, however, something natural about it, yes? Of course, women can exert their will and thwart nature. Since 1973 this latter option has been enshrined in American law. So what are you on about anyway?
 
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Even if one is as staunchly pro-choice philosophically as I am, one must in good faith recognize and, without dissembling, concede,
that American legal culture has, for going on fifty years now, conferred upon women, necessarily and irrevocably, a license to kill.

And kill women have!
To the tune of 50 million and still counting....
A moral catastrophe of the first order.

The genie is out of the bottle, however.
There's no turning back from here, no retracing our steps to that moral crossroads and following the road not taken.

Short of the moral rehabilitation of an entire people, there's nothing to be done to stop the killing.

The only moral redemption left to us at this point is to be open and honest with ourselves and each other about this tragic state of affairs.

But who among us has the strength of character to face the truth about ourselves?

This is a great post! Women need people like you to help guide them as to what to do with their bodies. I'll bet you're against birth control because all it does is turn women into uncontrollable sex-demons!

Thank goodness for your stewardship and wisdom!
 
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This is a great post! Women need people like you to help guide them as to what to do with their bodies. I'll bet you're against birth control because all it does is turn women into uncontrollable sex-demons!

Thank goodness for your stewardship and wisdom!
Thanks for the reprise of the OP -- it was time. And thanks for the tempered use of irony in your post. Most of those who misunderstand the view expressed in the OP simply become shrill. And for the record, you'd lose your bet.
 
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Thanks for the reprise of the OP -- it was time. And thanks for the tempered use of irony in your post. Most of those who misunderstand the view expressed in the OP simply become shrill. And for the record, you'd lose your bet.

Oh, no problem! Anytime!
 
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What's ambiguous about that?

Trees exist. Rocks exist. Eggs exist. Raccoon exist.

Hmm. Nothing ambiguous about it. What's ambiguous is how you tie morality with existence.
 
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Trees exist. Rocks exist. Eggs exist. Raccoon exist.

Hmm. Nothing ambiguous about it. What's ambiguous is how you tie morality with existence.
No, nothing ambiguous in the least. The word means the same thing in every case.
 
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No, nothing ambiguous in the least. The word means the same thing in every case.

Then killing a human "being" is the morally equivalent to killing a daccoonish being?
 
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Then killing a human "being" is the morally equivalent to killing a daccoonish being?
Well, it certainly is existentially equivalent -- Both are equally dead. A Jain would say it is morally equivalent as well. But there's nothing ambiguous about the being and the ceasing to be.
 
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Well, it certainly is existentially equivalent -- Both are equally dead. A Jain would say it is morally equivalent as well. But there's nothing ambiguous about the being and the ceasing to be.

Then you're a Breatharian, I take it?
 
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Why on earth would you think that?

Because killing human beings is morally equivalent to killing other types of beings simply because, according to you, they exist.
 
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You know what, that pretty much sums up their entire debate methodology. Invalidate the evidence and move on quickly. They sure don't stay in hot water for very long LOL

I havent moved on from a single one of his arguments. He continually pleads for discussion and now has been reduced to running away from each of them. He's not defending anything.

I'm still here, waiting for him to actually address the last 2-3 posts where I refuted him....
 
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Because killing human beings is morally equivalent to killing other types of beings simply because, according to you, they exist.
Did you not pick up the distinction drawn in that post between the existential and the moral meanings?
 
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Abortion is not a civilized answer to todays problems. And YOU KNOW IT

You have continually failed to explain how abortion negatively affects "civilization" (society) at all. Feel free to prove your claim...or stop lying about it.
 
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Well, it certainly is existentially equivalent -- Both are equally dead. A Jain would say it is morally equivalent as well. But there's nothing ambiguous about the being and the ceasing to be.

So then why is it immoral to kill a human and not a raccoon?

Please explain the distinction, if there is one?

Post 249 provides some reference material if needed.
 
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Did you not pick up the distinction drawn in that post between the existential and the moral meanings?

I read that. What you didn't do is show the distinction. You still haven't explicitly defined being and why it is morally distinct from other types of beings. 32 pages in and you haven't advanced your argument one inch.
 
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There is, however, something natural about it, yes? Of course, women can exert their will and thwart nature. Since 1973 this latter option has been enshrined in American law. So what are you on about anyway?

No, it is not natural to force women to gestate and give birth against their will. Read upthread and you will see what I was responding to.
 
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I read that. What you didn't do is show the distinction. You still haven't explicitly defined being and why it is morally distinct from other types of beings. 32 pages in and you haven't advanced your argument one inch.
I don't follow you. What distinction am I expected to "show"? Being has been explicitly defined as "existing." 32 pages in and you display not an ounce more understanding than you did on page 1. You have to take responsibility for that.
 
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No, it is not natural to force women to gestate and give birth against their will. Read upthread and you will see what I was responding to.
Nature forces women to carry to term unless women will otherwise. Another breakdown in reading, yes?
 
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