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Can a person who has have an abortion be "Pro Life"?

Of course she can be pro-life and have an abortion...
 
weaver2 said:
Agree. An abortion is always pro-life. Aborting an unplanned and unwanted pregnancy always enables someone and often some family to live a better life. How more pro-life can it get?
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If we take that reasoning to it's logical conclusion; getting rid of half the people on the planet, especially the poor ones, will make life better for the rest. No more environmental concerns, no more welfare, much less crime. Can we count on you to be the first in line to go? We're looking for volunteers first....then we'll go to conscription.
 
Waddy said:
If we take that reasoning to it's logical conclusion; getting rid of half the people on the planet, especially the poor ones, will make life better for the rest. No more environmental concerns, no more welfare, much less crime. Can we count on you to be the first in line to go? We're looking for volunteers first....then we'll go to conscription.
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Ask Thanos.
 
year2late said:
Perhaps he us the Fetus Whisperer:lamo
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It says shut up.

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Waddy said:
If we take that reasoning to it's logical conclusion; getting rid of half the people on the planet, especially the poor ones, will make life better for the rest. No more environmental concerns, no more welfare, much less crime. Can we count on you to be the first in line to go? We're looking for volunteers first....then we'll go to conscription.
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I am wealthy... so I should be staying.
 
Waddy said:
If we take that reasoning to it's logical conclusion; getting rid of half the people on the planet, especially the poor ones, will make life better for the rest. No more environmental concerns, no more welfare, much less crime. Can we count on you to be the first in line to go? We're looking for volunteers first....then we'll go to conscription.
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The conclusion is probably correct...but the ethics of achieving it are pretty dicey.

As Y2L mentioned...check with Thanos.
 
year2late said:
Or did he.....
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Well he did. Fer realz this time :(

However...he got a new lease on life when they went back for all the stones and he ran off with the tesseract...again.

He's getting his own series. :mrgreen:
 
Lursa said:
Well he did. Fer realz this time :(

However...he got a new lease on life when they went back for all the stones and he ran off with the tesseract...again.

He's getting his own series. :mrgreen:
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That's what I am talking about.:lamo
 
year2late said:
That's what I am talking about.:lamo
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I get what you are saying... but in the time that we are in, that existence, Loki is dead. The idea of time breaking off into different realities an infinite amount of times is a weak theory (scientifically) but it would also mean that nobody will ever be dead because there are an infinite number of us. Consequently, and since I am me here in this reality and I would be different in a different reality, not me, I only care about the me and the Loki in my reality. That other Loki is a different Loki. ;)
 
Bodhisattva said:
I get what you are saying... but in the time that we are in, that existence, Loki is dead. The idea of time breaking off into different realities an infinite amount of times is a weak theory (scientifically) but it would also mean that nobody will ever be dead because there are an infinite number of us. Consequently, and since I am me here in this reality and I would be different in a different reality, not me, I only care about the me and the Loki in my reality. That other Loki is a different Loki. ;)
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According to Tom Hiddleston (Loki) on Colbert, the series will start from where Loki disappears with the tesseract in End Game. So not the somewhat rehabilitated Loki from later, but the really mean one with no conscience.

I dont care. :mrgreen:
 
Scorps2000 said:
I believe so, what are your thoughts?
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I guess so, but by pro-life logic, that's kind of like a murderer becoming anti-murder after the fact.
 
Bodhisattva said:
I get what you are saying... but in the time that we are in, that existence, Loki is dead. The idea of time breaking off into different realities an infinite amount of times is a weak theory (scientifically) but it would also mean that nobody will ever be dead because there are an infinite number of us. Consequently, and since I am me here in this reality and I would be different in a different reality, not me, I only care about the me and the Loki in my reality. That other Loki is a different Loki. ;)
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How many different realities will Loki owe child support in???
 
Lursa said:
According to Tom Hiddleston (Loki) on Colbert, the series will start from where Loki disappears with the tesseract in End Game. So not the somewhat rehabilitated Loki from later, but the really mean one with no conscience.

I dont care. :mrgreen:
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Why do I want that LOki to meet up with Big Lebowski Thor?
 
Bodhisattva said:
I am wealthy... so I should be staying.
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Some fo the wealthy have to go too. You use too many resources. Are you volunteering? I've got to stay behind and organize things.
 
Waddy said:
Some fo the wealthy have to go too. You use too many resources. Are you volunteering? I've got to stay behind and organize things.
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Our family is the “millionaire next door” ( read the book if you are interested ) who uses less resources but who employs many to help the economy grow.

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It is an interesting read about many who have committed them self’s to build ing a small businesses or farming family farms, etc.

Learn who are the independently wealthy in this country? What do they do? How do they invest? How did they get rich?
 
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