Backyard Renegade wrote:

Real funny, you, a intellectually dishonest man to say the least,
telling me what abortion is and means to women, what a joke you are.

I've read enough about the experiences of women and have heard of the
trauma of women going though an abortion to know that most of them get
over it, especially when the right-wing drooolers aren't trying to lay
some idiotic guilt trip on them.



You can slam my parenting skills all you want, but ask my kids
teachers how I have done as a stay home parent the last decade or so.
My oldest is in Japan teaching English after being on the Presidents
list all through college, my youngest has an IQ rated around 130 and
is "working well up to her potential" according to her teacher. I
sacrifice every day like anyone else to keep my kids in one of the
best funded school systems in the country. My middle daugher has a
great job at Signa...

So, what's your problem?



Correct, I am against abortion, but... I beleive
strongly in an adult womans right to choose, I beleive that being a
medical proceedure it should be available and also supported by tax
dollars as many other medical proceedures are, for those who choose it
as an option. I also beleive that like many other serious proceedures,
it should be preceeded by fair and informative information for the
patient. Not only that, I would not support ANY constitutional
admendment banning abortion, period, that in my mind would take away a
womans free will.


Yeah, so, why are you coming down so hard on women under 18? You think
they're all incapable and stupid?


Some christians not only don't quite live properly,
but also don't expect anyone else to either.

The more they publicly profess their "Christianity" and push it on
others, the less likely they are to be following the teachings of their
Savior.





Still, all of this is just fodder to avoid answering the real
question. Do you support a law that allows non related adults to take
someone else's daughter for an abortion without the parents knowledge
or concent?

Sure, if those parents are going to interfere in anyway with the desire
of the "daughter" to obtain an abortion.



JPS and you and the others are quick to slam me for
wanting to preserve only parental rights in the abortion issue, based
on one line taken out of context from a post I made over a year ago,


The "parental units" aren't pregnant here, the daughter is. The decision
should be between the young lady and her doctor.


so how do you feel about this issue yourself, c'mon Harry, JPS, answer
the question, show me some more of how "tolerant" you are?
Scott Ingersoll

I've already stated my opinion. If a young lady or woman wants to
terminate her pregnancy in a medically acceptable way, that's her business.




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