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John H.[_3_] February 14th 08 01:22 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:01:33 -0500, wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:03:52 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:


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On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:29:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:


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Abortion was never murder before Roe vs Wade. Never



According to who?

Eisboch


The laws. We are a nation of laws. Remember?


Laws simply reflect current social values, morals and opinions. They are
often modified, changed or eliminated as society changes.

Eisboch


And the laws of our nation have NEVER equated abortion with murder

Q.E.D.


A screwy law doesn't change a fact.

(Glad you like my QED, but you used it improperly.)
--
John H

BAR February 14th 08 01:41 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:03:52 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:29:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
Abortion was never murder before Roe vs Wade. Never


According to who?

Eisboch

The laws. We are a nation of laws. Remember?

Laws simply reflect current social values, morals and opinions. They are
often modified, changed or eliminated as society changes.

Eisboch


And the laws of our nation have NEVER equated abortion with murder

Q.E.D.



50.1 percent say it is not murder and 49.9 percent say it is murder.
That is the margin for deeming it not murder in codified law. Oops it is
not the legislature that enacted a law it is an edict from the SCOTUS.

Send the issue back to the state legislatures and let each state
determine what abortion is or is not.


HK February 14th 08 01:46 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
BAR wrote:
wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:03:52 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:29:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
Abortion was never murder before Roe vs Wade. Never


According to who?

Eisboch

The laws. We are a nation of laws. Remember?
Laws simply reflect current social values, morals and opinions. They
are often modified, changed or eliminated as society changes.

Eisboch


And the laws of our nation have NEVER equated abortion with murder

Q.E.D.



50.1 percent say it is not murder and 49.9 percent say it is murder.
That is the margin for deeming it not murder in codified law. Oops it is
not the legislature that enacted a law it is an edict from the SCOTUS.

Send the issue back to the state legislatures and let each state
determine what abortion is or is not.



Too late. This fall, challenges to Roe v. Wade will begin the journey to
becoming buried, because either President Clinton or President Obama
will nominate pro-choice associate justices, and the Democratic Senate
will confirm them.

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and you're
pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.




BAR February 14th 08 01:53 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
HK wrote:
BAR wrote:
wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:03:52 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:29:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
Abortion was never murder before Roe vs Wade. Never


According to who?

Eisboch

The laws. We are a nation of laws. Remember?
Laws simply reflect current social values, morals and opinions.
They are often modified, changed or eliminated as society changes.

Eisboch

And the laws of our nation have NEVER equated abortion with murder

Q.E.D.



50.1 percent say it is not murder and 49.9 percent say it is murder.
That is the margin for deeming it not murder in codified law. Oops it
is not the legislature that enacted a law it is an edict from the SCOTUS.

Send the issue back to the state legislatures and let each state
determine what abortion is or is not.



Too late. This fall, challenges to Roe v. Wade will begin the journey to
becoming buried, because either President Clinton or President Obama
will nominate pro-choice associate justices, and the Democratic Senate
will confirm them.

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and you're
pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.


Are you still married?

Eisboch February 14th 08 02:01 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 

"HK" wrote in message
...


You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is born
and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or dies or
what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more than
willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and you're pro
death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.




Bull**** Harry. That may be your little warped "take" on the subject, but
it doesn't reflect mine or many others.

Eisboch



BAR February 14th 08 02:03 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:41:03 -0500, BAR wrote:

wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:03:52 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:29:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
Abortion was never murder before Roe vs Wade. Never


According to who?

Eisboch

The laws. We are a nation of laws. Remember?
Laws simply reflect current social values, morals and opinions. They are
often modified, changed or eliminated as society changes.

Eisboch

And the laws of our nation have NEVER equated abortion with murder

Q.E.D.


50.1 percent say it is not murder and 49.9 percent say it is murder.
That is the margin for deeming it not murder in codified law. Oops it is
not the legislature that enacted a law it is an edict from the SCOTUS.

Send the issue back to the state legislatures and let each state
determine what abortion is or is not.


When abortion was illegal, PRIOR to Roe vs. Wade, it was NEVER
considered murder under any law.


Law is determined by a majority vote in the legislature. 50% + 1 vote =
law.

John H.[_3_] February 14th 08 02:34 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:55:26 -0500, wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:46:04 -0500, HK wrote:

BAR wrote:
wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:03:52 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:29:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
Abortion was never murder before Roe vs Wade. Never


According to who?

Eisboch

The laws. We are a nation of laws. Remember?
Laws simply reflect current social values, morals and opinions. They
are often modified, changed or eliminated as society changes.

Eisboch

And the laws of our nation have NEVER equated abortion with murder

Q.E.D.



50.1 percent say it is not murder and 49.9 percent say it is murder.
That is the margin for deeming it not murder in codified law. Oops it is
not the legislature that enacted a law it is an edict from the SCOTUS.

Send the issue back to the state legislatures and let each state
determine what abortion is or is not.



Too late. This fall, challenges to Roe v. Wade will begin the journey to
becoming buried, because either President Clinton or President Obama
will nominate pro-choice associate justices, and the Democratic Senate
will confirm them.

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and you're
pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.



If Roe vs Wade ever gets overturned, abortion will STILL not be murder
under the law. We are a nation of laws, or at least that's what the
right wing kooks tell us whenever it suits their own agenda.


"...under the law." Keep saying that.
--
John H

John H.[_3_] February 14th 08 02:38 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:46:04 -0500, HK wrote:



Too late. This fall, challenges to Roe v. Wade will begin the journey to
becoming buried, because either President Clinton or President Obama
will nominate pro-choice associate justices, and the Democratic Senate
will confirm them.

"Pro-choice"? Does the baby get a choice?

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and you're
pro death penalty.

"That's not the baby kicking, beautiful bride, that's just a fetus."

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.


Who are the ones who are *not* a crock of absolute crap? Be careful, you
don't want to **** off those to whom you suck up. You may lose your
'character' status and be seen for what you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.

Did the Dr. Dr. give you those words to say?
--
John H

John H.[_3_] February 14th 08 02:41 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:53:30 -0500, wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:41:03 -0500, BAR wrote:

wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:03:52 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:29:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
Abortion was never murder before Roe vs Wade. Never


According to who?

Eisboch

The laws. We are a nation of laws. Remember?
Laws simply reflect current social values, morals and opinions. They are
often modified, changed or eliminated as society changes.

Eisboch


And the laws of our nation have NEVER equated abortion with murder

Q.E.D.



50.1 percent say it is not murder and 49.9 percent say it is murder.
That is the margin for deeming it not murder in codified law. Oops it is
not the legislature that enacted a law it is an edict from the SCOTUS.

Send the issue back to the state legislatures and let each state
determine what abortion is or is not.


When abortion was illegal, PRIOR to Roe vs. Wade, it was NEVER
considered murder under any law.


"...under law." Cute.
--
John H

John H.[_3_] February 14th 08 02:41 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:14:41 -0500, wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:03:52 -0500, BAR wrote:

wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:41:03 -0500, BAR wrote:

wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:03:52 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:29:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
Abortion was never murder before Roe vs Wade. Never


According to who?

Eisboch

The laws. We are a nation of laws. Remember?
Laws simply reflect current social values, morals and opinions. They are
often modified, changed or eliminated as society changes.

Eisboch

And the laws of our nation have NEVER equated abortion with murder

Q.E.D.


50.1 percent say it is not murder and 49.9 percent say it is murder.
That is the margin for deeming it not murder in codified law. Oops it is
not the legislature that enacted a law it is an edict from the SCOTUS.

Send the issue back to the state legislatures and let each state
determine what abortion is or is not.

When abortion was illegal, PRIOR to Roe vs. Wade, it was NEVER
considered murder under any law.


Law is determined by a majority vote in the legislature. 50% + 1 vote =
law.


Not usually. And then there's that pesky "presidential veto" that has
of course NEVER been used.

What was the vote when abortion was made illegal?




One to zero.

"Thou shalt not kill."
--
John H

John H.[_3_] February 14th 08 02:58 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:35:40 -0500, wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:34:29 -0500, John H.
wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:55:26 -0500,
wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:46:04 -0500, HK wrote:

BAR wrote:
wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:03:52 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:29:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
Abortion was never murder before Roe vs Wade. Never


According to who?

Eisboch

The laws. We are a nation of laws. Remember?
Laws simply reflect current social values, morals and opinions. They
are often modified, changed or eliminated as society changes.

Eisboch

And the laws of our nation have NEVER equated abortion with murder

Q.E.D.



50.1 percent say it is not murder and 49.9 percent say it is murder.
That is the margin for deeming it not murder in codified law. Oops it is
not the legislature that enacted a law it is an edict from the SCOTUS.

Send the issue back to the state legislatures and let each state
determine what abortion is or is not.



Too late. This fall, challenges to Roe v. Wade will begin the journey to
becoming buried, because either President Clinton or President Obama
will nominate pro-choice associate justices, and the Democratic Senate
will confirm them.

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and you're
pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.



If Roe vs Wade ever gets overturned, abortion will STILL not be murder
under the law. We are a nation of laws, or at least that's what the
right wing kooks tell us whenever it suits their own agenda.


"...under the law." Keep saying that.


Are you a criminal? You are beginning to sound like someone who
doesn't believe in our democracy, our country or it's laws.


If disagreeing with Roe vs Wade makes me one, then I suppose so.

How you can amplify Roe vs Wade into "...our democracy, our country
or it's [sic] laws..." is beyond me. Sounds very Krauseish.
--
John H

John H.[_3_] February 14th 08 02:59 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:43:59 -0500, wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:41:01 -0500, John H.
wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:53:30 -0500,
wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:41:03 -0500, BAR wrote:

wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:03:52 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:29:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
Abortion was never murder before Roe vs Wade. Never


According to who?

Eisboch

The laws. We are a nation of laws. Remember?
Laws simply reflect current social values, morals and opinions. They are
often modified, changed or eliminated as society changes.

Eisboch


And the laws of our nation have NEVER equated abortion with murder

Q.E.D.



50.1 percent say it is not murder and 49.9 percent say it is murder.
That is the margin for deeming it not murder in codified law. Oops it is
not the legislature that enacted a law it is an edict from the SCOTUS.

Send the issue back to the state legislatures and let each state
determine what abortion is or is not.

When abortion was illegal, PRIOR to Roe vs. Wade, it was NEVER
considered murder under any law.


"...under law." Cute.


I'm well aware that you kooks on the religious right don't believe in
our government, our laws, our country, or democracy in general. You
are about as anti-American as it gets.


You're being Krauseish again.

If you're going to act like him, you can respond for him.

Too late. This fall, challenges to Roe v. Wade will begin the journey to
becoming buried, because either President Clinton or President Obama
will nominate pro-choice associate justices, and the Democratic Senate
will confirm them.

"Pro-choice"? Does the baby get a choice?

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and you're
pro death penalty.

"That's not the baby kicking, beautiful bride, that's just a fetus."

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.


Who are the ones who are *not* a crock of absolute crap? Be careful, you
don't want to **** off those to whom you suck up. You may lose your
'character' status and be seen for what you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.

Did the Dr. Dr. give you those words to say?
--
John H
--
John H

Reginald P. Smithers III[_9_] February 14th 08 03:01 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is born
and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or dies or
what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more than
willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and you're pro
death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.




Bull**** Harry. That may be your little warped "take" on the subject, but
it doesn't reflect mine or many others.

Eisboch



Abortion is a very complex issue, but I have never understood who ANYONE
would not think a fetus is a unborn baby. The definition of a fetus
is an unborn mammal (normally in discussion of humans) from 8 weeks to
birth.

The pro abortion people like to divert the discussion but Harry's
diversion is a new one "a repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and a
need to control woman"..... WOW

JoeSpareBedroom February 14th 08 03:03 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
wrote in message
...
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:34:29 -0500, John H.
wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:55:26 -0500, wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:46:04 -0500, HK wrote:

BAR wrote:
wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:03:52 -0500, "Eisboch"
wrote:

wrote in message
...
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:29:10 -0500, "Eisboch"
wrote:

wrote in message
...
Abortion was never murder before Roe vs Wade. Never


According to who?

Eisboch

The laws. We are a nation of laws. Remember?
Laws simply reflect current social values, morals and opinions.
They
are often modified, changed or eliminated as society changes.

Eisboch

And the laws of our nation have NEVER equated abortion with murder

Q.E.D.



50.1 percent say it is not murder and 49.9 percent say it is murder.
That is the margin for deeming it not murder in codified law. Oops it
is
not the legislature that enacted a law it is an edict from the SCOTUS.

Send the issue back to the state legislatures and let each state
determine what abortion is or is not.



Too late. This fall, challenges to Roe v. Wade will begin the journey to
becoming buried, because either President Clinton or President Obama
will nominate pro-choice associate justices, and the Democratic Senate
will confirm them.

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and you're
pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.



If Roe vs Wade ever gets overturned, abortion will STILL not be murder
under the law. We are a nation of laws, or at least that's what the
right wing kooks tell us whenever it suits their own agenda.


"...under the law." Keep saying that.


Are you a criminal? You are beginning to sound like someone who
doesn't believe in our democracy, our country or it's laws.




Abortion and gun control are two issues politicians use to lead residents
(but not citizens) around, in the same way you lead a kitten all over the
room using a shiny toy on a string. They appear to be simple issues with
clear-cut answers, so residents (but not citizens) think they're "deciders".
Then, they think "Well, that's enough decidin' for this year. I wonder
what's on TV."

Issues like these are a good tool to distract residents (but not citizens)
from things which are more likely to actually bite them in the ass in the
future, like the patriot act. Why think when someone's already done it for
you?

John is a resident.



[email protected] February 14th 08 03:21 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
On Feb 14, 9:43*am, wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:41:01 -0500, John H.





wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:53:30 -0500, wrote:


On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:41:03 -0500, BAR wrote:


wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:03:52 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:


wrote in message
om...
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:29:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:


wrote in message
news:4497r3hhvn1c5opvi9023acu0g7uldt0c7@4ax .com...
Abortion was never murder before Roe vs Wade. Never


According to who?


Eisboch


The laws. We are a nation of laws. Remember?
Laws simply reflect current social values, morals and opinions. *They are
often modified, changed or eliminated as society changes.


Eisboch


And the laws of our nation have NEVER equated abortion with murder


Q.E.D.


50.1 percent say it is not murder and 49.9 percent say it is murder.
That is the margin for deeming it not murder in codified law. Oops it is
not the legislature that enacted a law it is an edict from the SCOTUS.


Send the issue back to the state legislatures and let each state
determine what abortion is or is not.


When abortion was illegal, PRIOR to Roe vs. Wade, it was NEVER
considered murder under any law.


"...under law." Cute.


I'm well aware that you kooks on the religious right don't believe in
our government, our laws, our country, or democracy in general. You
are about as anti-American as it gets.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


You do not have a clue how I feel, just to show you how stupid you are
starting to sound. I am a christian, a very bad one, but a christian.
I feel that abortion is murder, I also feel that we should maintain
RowVWade as it would be far to dangerous to our society and
particularly the women of our society to stop it. Furthermore, I have
no problem with my tax money being involved as I pay my taxes to a
Govt that represents all of us in theory and women would die if we did
not as a society provide services for some to do what they would do
either way, in a clinic, or in a back alley and I can't see going back
to that. Now go ahead and tell me how closed minded and anti-american
we christians are, idiot. Now go teach your local kindergarten kids
about fisting, and by all means, don't let the parents have a say...

John H.[_3_] February 14th 08 03:30 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 10:03:56 -0500, wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:41:52 -0500, John H.
wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:14:41 -0500,
wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:03:52 -0500, BAR wrote:

wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:41:03 -0500, BAR wrote:

wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:03:52 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:29:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
Abortion was never murder before Roe vs Wade. Never


According to who?

Eisboch

The laws. We are a nation of laws. Remember?
Laws simply reflect current social values, morals and opinions. They are
often modified, changed or eliminated as society changes.

Eisboch

And the laws of our nation have NEVER equated abortion with murder

Q.E.D.


50.1 percent say it is not murder and 49.9 percent say it is murder.
That is the margin for deeming it not murder in codified law. Oops it is
not the legislature that enacted a law it is an edict from the SCOTUS.

Send the issue back to the state legislatures and let each state
determine what abortion is or is not.

When abortion was illegal, PRIOR to Roe vs. Wade, it was NEVER
considered murder under any law.

Law is determined by a majority vote in the legislature. 50% + 1 vote =
law.

Not usually. And then there's that pesky "presidential veto" that has
of course NEVER been used.

What was the vote when abortion was made illegal?




One to zero.

"Thou shalt not kill."


You only apply that "law" when it suits you. What was the vote on that
"law" by congress? If you believed in it absolutely, you could not
support war or the death penalty under any circumstances. In other
words, your "religio" is a complete sham, too.


Religion? Did I say I had a 'religio', whatever that is?

And, by the way, 'if' is for children, building daydreams.

Salty, it's OK for you to believe killing babies is acceptable. I won't
revert to name calling or personal attacks because of it.
--
John H

Jim February 14th 08 03:45 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 

"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in message
...
Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and you're
pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.




Bull**** Harry. That may be your little warped "take" on the subject,
but it doesn't reflect mine or many others.

Eisboch


Abortion is a very complex issue, but I have never understood who ANYONE
would not think a fetus is a unborn baby. The definition of a fetus is an
unborn mammal (normally in discussion of humans) from 8 weeks to birth.

The pro abortion people like to divert the discussion but Harry's
diversion is a new one "a repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and a need
to control woman"..... WOW


Pin this post to his jacket and march him right to the shrink's office.


[email protected] February 14th 08 03:49 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
On Feb 14, 10:24*am, wrote:


I'm well aware that you kooks on the religious right don't believe in
our government, our laws, our country, or democracy in general. You
are about as anti-American as it gets.-





You do not have a clue how I feel, just to show you how stupid you are
starting to sound. I am a christian, a very bad one, but a christian.
I feel that abortion is murder, I also feel that we should maintain
RowVWade as it would be far to dangerous to our society and
particularly the women of our society to stop it. Furthermore, I have
no problem with my tax money being involved as I pay my taxes to a
Govt that represents all of us in theory and women would die if we did
not as a society provide services for some to do what they would do
either way, in a clinic, or in a back alley and I can't see going back
to that. Now go ahead and tell me how closed minded and anti-american
we christians are, idiot. Now go teach your local kindergarten kids
about fisting, and by all means, don't let the parents have a say...


I was not addressing you. Please try to pay attention. :')


You said:
kooks on the religious right don't believe in
our government, our laws, our country, or democracy in general. You
are about as anti-American as it gets


You were blanketing the religious right, that is me... So who gets to
decide if I am a kook or not?

JoeSpareBedroom February 14th 08 04:03 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
"Jim" wrote in message
...

"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in message
...
Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and
you're pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.




Bull**** Harry. That may be your little warped "take" on the subject,
but it doesn't reflect mine or many others.

Eisboch


Abortion is a very complex issue, but I have never understood who ANYONE
would not think a fetus is a unborn baby. The definition of a fetus is
an unborn mammal (normally in discussion of humans) from 8 weeks to
birth.

The pro abortion people like to divert the discussion but Harry's
diversion is a new one "a repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and a
need to control woman"..... WOW


Pin this post to his jacket and march him right to the shrink's office.



Well, based on what we've seen in the news, Republicans *do* seem to have
some odd sexual tendencies, usually paired with public statements condemning
exactly those tendencies.



D.Duck[_2_] February 14th 08 04:07 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 

wrote in message
...
On Feb 14, 10:24 am, wrote:


I'm well aware that you kooks on the religious right don't believe in
our government, our laws, our country, or democracy in general. You
are about as anti-American as it gets.-





You do not have a clue how I feel, just to show you how stupid you are
starting to sound. I am a christian, a very bad one, but a christian.
I feel that abortion is murder, I also feel that we should maintain
RowVWade as it would be far to dangerous to our society and
particularly the women of our society to stop it. Furthermore, I have
no problem with my tax money being involved as I pay my taxes to a
Govt that represents all of us in theory and women would die if we did
not as a society provide services for some to do what they would do
either way, in a clinic, or in a back alley and I can't see going back
to that. Now go ahead and tell me how closed minded and anti-american
we christians are, idiot. Now go teach your local kindergarten kids
about fisting, and by all means, don't let the parents have a say...


I was not addressing you. Please try to pay attention. :')


You said:
kooks on the religious right don't believe in
our government, our laws, our country, or democracy in general. You
are about as anti-American as it gets


You were blanketing the religious right, that is me... So who gets to
decide if I am a kook or not?

Tom? :-)



BAR February 14th 08 04:12 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:34:29 -0500, John H.
wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:55:26 -0500,
wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:46:04 -0500, HK wrote:

BAR wrote:
wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:03:52 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:29:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
Abortion was never murder before Roe vs Wade. Never


According to who?

Eisboch

The laws. We are a nation of laws. Remember?
Laws simply reflect current social values, morals and opinions. They
are often modified, changed or eliminated as society changes.

Eisboch
And the laws of our nation have NEVER equated abortion with murder

Q.E.D.


50.1 percent say it is not murder and 49.9 percent say it is murder.
That is the margin for deeming it not murder in codified law. Oops it is
not the legislature that enacted a law it is an edict from the SCOTUS.

Send the issue back to the state legislatures and let each state
determine what abortion is or is not.


Too late. This fall, challenges to Roe v. Wade will begin the journey to
becoming buried, because either President Clinton or President Obama
will nominate pro-choice associate justices, and the Democratic Senate
will confirm them.

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and you're
pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.


If Roe vs Wade ever gets overturned, abortion will STILL not be murder
under the law. We are a nation of laws, or at least that's what the
right wing kooks tell us whenever it suits their own agenda.

"...under the law." Keep saying that.


Are you a criminal? You are beginning to sound like someone who
doesn't believe in our democracy, our country or it's laws.


All we as citizens of this country we have to obey the laws or suffer
the consequences. We don't have to like the laws and we certainly can
work to change the laws.

The law does not have to reflect right or wrong or even define right or
wrong.



HK February 14th 08 04:34 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is born
and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or dies or
what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more than
willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and you're pro
death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.




Bull**** Harry. That may be your little warped "take" on the subject, but
it doesn't reflect mine or many others.

Eisboch




I don't recall naming you. And I did include the "most" qualifier.

BAR February 14th 08 04:37 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 11:12:43 -0500, BAR wrote:

wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:34:29 -0500, John H.
wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:55:26 -0500,
wrote:

On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:46:04 -0500, HK wrote:

BAR wrote:
wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:03:52 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:29:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

wrote in message
...
Abortion was never murder before Roe vs Wade. Never


According to who?

Eisboch

The laws. We are a nation of laws. Remember?
Laws simply reflect current social values, morals and opinions. They
are often modified, changed or eliminated as society changes.

Eisboch
And the laws of our nation have NEVER equated abortion with murder

Q.E.D.


50.1 percent say it is not murder and 49.9 percent say it is murder.
That is the margin for deeming it not murder in codified law. Oops it is
not the legislature that enacted a law it is an edict from the SCOTUS.

Send the issue back to the state legislatures and let each state
determine what abortion is or is not.

Too late. This fall, challenges to Roe v. Wade will begin the journey to
becoming buried, because either President Clinton or President Obama
will nominate pro-choice associate justices, and the Democratic Senate
will confirm them.

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and you're
pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.


If Roe vs Wade ever gets overturned, abortion will STILL not be murder
under the law. We are a nation of laws, or at least that's what the
right wing kooks tell us whenever it suits their own agenda.

"...under the law." Keep saying that.
Are you a criminal? You are beginning to sound like someone who
doesn't believe in our democracy, our country or it's laws.

All we as citizens of this country we have to obey the laws or suffer
the consequences. We don't have to like the laws and we certainly can
work to change the laws.

The law does not have to reflect right or wrong or even define right or
wrong.


According to Eisboch, you are wrong about that.


I could get a law passed that says you are not allowed to post on
rec.boats. Is this right or wrong? It is neither, it just is.

If you want to talk about laws based upon morality we can do that too.





John H.[_3_] February 14th 08 04:48 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 16:03:11 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

"Jim" wrote in message
. ..

"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in message
...
Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and
you're pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.




Bull**** Harry. That may be your little warped "take" on the subject,
but it doesn't reflect mine or many others.

Eisboch

Abortion is a very complex issue, but I have never understood who ANYONE
would not think a fetus is a unborn baby. The definition of a fetus is
an unborn mammal (normally in discussion of humans) from 8 weeks to
birth.

The pro abortion people like to divert the discussion but Harry's
diversion is a new one "a repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and a
need to control woman"..... WOW


Pin this post to his jacket and march him right to the shrink's office.



Well, based on what we've seen in the news, Republicans *do* seem to have
some odd sexual tendencies, usually paired with public statements condemning
exactly those tendencies.


Were those 'Republicans' in that San Francisco parade, or are those
tendencies the 'norm' for you guys?
--
John H

John H.[_3_] February 14th 08 04:48 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 11:34:25 -0500, HK wrote:

Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is born
and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or dies or
what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more than
willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and you're pro
death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.




Bull**** Harry. That may be your little warped "take" on the subject, but
it doesn't reflect mine or many others.

Eisboch




I don't recall naming you. And I did include the "most" qualifier.


SUCKUP!
--
John H

JoeSpareBedroom February 14th 08 04:50 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
"John H." wrote in message
...
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 16:03:11 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

"Jim" wrote in message
.. .

"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in
message
...
Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are
more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and
you're pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.




Bull**** Harry. That may be your little warped "take" on the
subject,
but it doesn't reflect mine or many others.

Eisboch

Abortion is a very complex issue, but I have never understood who
ANYONE
would not think a fetus is a unborn baby. The definition of a fetus is
an unborn mammal (normally in discussion of humans) from 8 weeks to
birth.

The pro abortion people like to divert the discussion but Harry's
diversion is a new one "a repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and a
need to control woman"..... WOW

Pin this post to his jacket and march him right to the shrink's office.



Well, based on what we've seen in the news, Republicans *do* seem to have
some odd sexual tendencies, usually paired with public statements
condemning
exactly those tendencies.


Were those 'Republicans' in that San Francisco parade, or are those
tendencies the 'norm' for you guys?
--
John H


Here's a nice chart for your enlightenment.
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c1...Hypocrites.jpg



John H.[_3_] February 14th 08 05:11 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 16:50:11 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

"John H." wrote in message
.. .
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 16:03:11 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

"Jim" wrote in message
. ..

"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in
message
...
Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are
more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and
you're pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.




Bull**** Harry. That may be your little warped "take" on the
subject,
but it doesn't reflect mine or many others.

Eisboch

Abortion is a very complex issue, but I have never understood who
ANYONE
would not think a fetus is a unborn baby. The definition of a fetus is
an unborn mammal (normally in discussion of humans) from 8 weeks to
birth.

The pro abortion people like to divert the discussion but Harry's
diversion is a new one "a repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and a
need to control woman"..... WOW

Pin this post to his jacket and march him right to the shrink's office.


Well, based on what we've seen in the news, Republicans *do* seem to have
some odd sexual tendencies, usually paired with public statements
condemning
exactly those tendencies.


Were those 'Republicans' in that San Francisco parade, or are those
tendencies the 'norm' for you guys?
--
John H


Here's a nice chart for your enlightenment.
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c1...Hypocrites.jpg


You failed to answer the question.
--
John H

JoeSpareBedroom February 14th 08 05:16 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
"John H." wrote in message
...
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 16:50:11 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

"John H." wrote in message
. ..
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 16:03:11 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

"Jim" wrote in message
...

"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in
message
...
Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus
is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives
or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are
more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and
you're pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control
women.




Bull**** Harry. That may be your little warped "take" on the
subject,
but it doesn't reflect mine or many others.

Eisboch

Abortion is a very complex issue, but I have never understood who
ANYONE
would not think a fetus is a unborn baby. The definition of a fetus
is
an unborn mammal (normally in discussion of humans) from 8 weeks to
birth.

The pro abortion people like to divert the discussion but Harry's
diversion is a new one "a repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and a
need to control woman"..... WOW

Pin this post to his jacket and march him right to the shrink's
office.


Well, based on what we've seen in the news, Republicans *do* seem to
have
some odd sexual tendencies, usually paired with public statements
condemning
exactly those tendencies.


Were those 'Republicans' in that San Francisco parade, or are those
tendencies the 'norm' for you guys?
--
John H


Here's a nice chart for your enlightenment.
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c1...Hypocrites.jpg


You failed to answer the question.
--
John H



You failed to include hypocrisy in your so-called observation. Gays in a
parade don't condemn something and then do exactly what they condemned.



Eisboch February 14th 08 06:32 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 

"HK" wrote in message
...
Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and you're
pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.




Bull**** Harry. That may be your little warped "take" on the subject,
but it doesn't reflect mine or many others.

Eisboch



I don't recall naming you. And I did include the "most" qualifier.



I am well aware of your frequent and carefully chosen qualifiers. You're an
accomplished writer and wordsmith.
It still doesn't excuse hateful, poisoned attacks on those who simply don't
agree with your view of the world.
Those type of comments are intended to do nothing but incite. The pen may
be mightier than the sword, but it still carries an obligation to be used
responsibly if you expect respect in return.

I don't support abortion, but accept the fact that others do. I believe
life begins at conception but respect the fact that others don't believe
that. I normally don't offer my opinion on the subject unless I am asked or
it's a topic of general discussion. I don't try to bully my POV on others.

I also don't commit murder or believe in the death penalty. But, I'd blow
the head off anybody trying to harm me or my family.

Eisboch




Reginald P. Smithers III[_9_] February 15th 08 05:34 AM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
HK wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are
more than willing to killing women and children and burn villages,
and you're pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.




Bull**** Harry. That may be your little warped "take" on the
subject, but it doesn't reflect mine or many others.

Eisboch



I don't recall naming you. And I did include the "most" qualifier.


Eisboch,
when Harry is talking about the sexually repressed, woman beating
Republicans he is not talking about you. You are a righteous rightie.


Eisboch February 15th 08 09:00 AM

I'll be casting my vote...
 

"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in message
. ..
HK wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and
you're pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.




Bull**** Harry. That may be your little warped "take" on the subject,
but it doesn't reflect mine or many others.

Eisboch



I don't recall naming you. And I did include the "most" qualifier.


Eisboch,
when Harry is talking about the sexually repressed, woman beating
Republicans he is not talking about you. You are a righteous rightie.


Right now I am a pretty disgusted righteous rightie. I should know better
because after 14 years of reading his daily contributions to the NG, I know
Harry and I shouldn't allow him to get to me. He gets his jollies posting
offensive comments, designed to incite, just to watch people react. He's
proud of his writing prowess but abuses it using his inventory of
opprobrious words and phrases in an attempt to bully or belittle others to
further his POV. To him it's like plucking the wings off of flies and
watching them die. Tough guy, huh?

There are a lot of smart, talented and knowledgeable people who participate
in this newsgroup. Individually, and certainly collectively, they reduce
much of Harry's sneering contributions to worthless blather. The people I
admire are those who can influence change for the better without having to
resort to the verbal annihilation, spoken or written, of people they don't
like or who may not currently share their viewpoints. It requires skill,
knowledge and a degree of compassion. Anyone can do what Harry does if they
want to stoop so low but it usually ends up being like a playground full of
arguing children. Or the current status of rec.boats.

The "really" smart people gave up on this NG years ago.

Eisboch





HK February 15th 08 11:19 AM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
Eisboch wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in message
. ..
HK wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and
you're pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.



Bull**** Harry. That may be your little warped "take" on the subject,
but it doesn't reflect mine or many others.

Eisboch


I don't recall naming you. And I did include the "most" qualifier.

Eisboch,
when Harry is talking about the sexually repressed, woman beating
Republicans he is not talking about you. You are a righteous rightie.


Right now I am a pretty disgusted righteous rightie. I should know better
because after 14 years of reading his daily contributions to the NG, I know
Harry and I shouldn't allow him to get to me. He gets his jollies posting
offensive comments, designed to incite, just to watch people react. He's
proud of his writing prowess but abuses it using his inventory of
opprobrious words and phrases in an attempt to bully or belittle others to
further his POV. To him it's like plucking the wings off of flies and
watching them die. Tough guy, huh?

There are a lot of smart, talented and knowledgeable people who participate
in this newsgroup. Individually, and certainly collectively, they reduce
much of Harry's sneering contributions to worthless blather. The people I
admire are those who can influence change for the better without having to
resort to the verbal annihilation, spoken or written, of people they don't
like or who may not currently share their viewpoints. It requires skill,
knowledge and a degree of compassion. Anyone can do what Harry does if they
want to stoop so low but it usually ends up being like a playground full of
arguing children. Or the current status of rec.boats.

The "really" smart people gave up on this NG years ago.

Eisboch





*I* gave up on this newsgroup years ago. No one can start an on-topic
discussion here without some snarky a**hole like Reggie immediately
going after the poster or the post. Just go back over any month's posts
and you'll see who the "attack dogs" are.

There are lots of entries in the "literature," as it were, relating to
the extreme right's repression of women by forcing pregnancies upon
them, or by attempting to control their natural sexuality. Much of this
is based upon fear of loss of control.

Short Wave Sportfishing February 15th 08 11:22 AM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:46:04 -0500, HK wrote:

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives.


What the hell are you talking about? You think it's better to kill a
baby under the reprehensible construct of "reproductive rights"?

Here's your "reproductive right" - it's nothing more than a feel good
term for murder - period.

You and you asshole abortionist buddies are murderers.

You join the military and are more than willing to killing women and
children and burn villages, and you're pro death penalty.


Care to prove that?

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.


And what a flying asshole you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.


Ah yes - the last resort of the hedonistic pussy boy - no need for
personal responsibility, ethics and morals - just kill 'em all and
avoid responsibility.

I used to think you were ok - a little weird and paying a price for
some wayward braggadocio, but essentially fairly normal.

Now I know better.

Don't bother replying - I'm done with you.

Jim February 15th 08 11:29 AM

I'll be casting my vote...
 

"Eisboch" wrote in message
...

"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in message
. ..
HK wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives. You join the military and are more
than willing to killing women and children and burn villages, and
you're pro death penalty.

What a crock of absolute crap most of you are.

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.




Bull**** Harry. That may be your little warped "take" on the subject,
but it doesn't reflect mine or many others.

Eisboch



I don't recall naming you. And I did include the "most" qualifier.


Eisboch,
when Harry is talking about the sexually repressed, woman beating
Republicans he is not talking about you. You are a righteous rightie.


Right now I am a pretty disgusted righteous rightie. I should know better
because after 14 years of reading his daily contributions to the NG, I
know Harry and I shouldn't allow him to get to me. He gets his jollies
posting offensive comments, designed to incite, just to watch people
react. He's proud of his writing prowess but abuses it using his
inventory of opprobrious words and phrases in an attempt to bully or
belittle others to further his POV. To him it's like plucking the wings
off of flies and watching them die. Tough guy, huh?

There are a lot of smart, talented and knowledgeable people who
participate in this newsgroup. Individually, and certainly collectively,
they reduce much of Harry's sneering contributions to worthless blather.
The people I admire are those who can influence change for the better
without having to resort to the verbal annihilation, spoken or written, of
people they don't like or who may not currently share their viewpoints.
It requires skill, knowledge and a degree of compassion. Anyone can do
what Harry does if they want to stoop so low but it usually ends up being
like a playground full of arguing children. Or the current status of
rec.boats.

The "really" smart people gave up on this NG years ago.

Eisboch

How about if I give up on Krause and throw him in the dumper. Will that make
me any smarter? I know it will improve my mental health.


Eisboch February 15th 08 11:35 AM

I'll be casting my vote...
 

"Jim" wrote in message
...


How about if I give up on Krause and throw him in the dumper. Will that
make me any smarter? I know it will improve my mental health.


I think you are showing signs of brilliance already.
I know what you've been up to. Don't waste your time.

Eisboch



HK February 15th 08 11:41 AM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 08:46:04 -0500, HK wrote:

You anti-abortionists are a panic. You're "pro-life" until a fetus is
born and then most of you don't give a crap whether the kid lives or
dies or what kind of life it lives.


What the hell are you talking about? You think it's better to kill a
baby under the reprehensible construct of "reproductive rights"?



I think it is entirely up to a woman and her doctor to determine in the
first three months of a pregnancy if it should go full term. After that,
if there are compelling medical reasons for an abortion, it should be
allowed.




Here's your "reproductive right" - it's nothing more than a feel good
term for murder - period.

You and you asshole abortionist buddies are murderers.

You join the military and are more than willing to killing women and
children and burn villages, and you're pro death penalty.


Care to prove that?


Prove what? That many of those who claim to be so "pro-life" don't get
nearly as upset when non-combatant, non-involved men, women and children
are killed as a result of war, or that some of those "pro-lifers" engage
in the killing themselves? When's the last time any "pro-lifer" here
expressed real concern or horror over all the innocents being killed in
Iraq?

At its base your "pro-life-ness" is little more than your slightly
repressed Freudian fear of sexuality and your need to control women.


Ah yes - the last resort of the hedonistic pussy boy - no need for
personal responsibility, ethics and morals - just kill 'em all and
avoid responsibility.



There are lots of cites in academic literature about the ways women are
and have been repressed. Keeping them "barefoot and pregnant" is one way
to do this. Keeping them from owning property was (and is, in some
societies) another way. Women who have control over their lives (and
their bodies) are seen as a threat to a male-dominated society.

Freudians (of which I am not one) would have a ball in this newsgroup.



HK February 15th 08 11:43 AM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
Jim wrote:



How about if I give up on Krause and throw him in the dumper. Will that
make me any smarter?


If you went to Oz and begged, Scarecrow, the wizard might give you a
brain. That would make you smarter.

Short Wave Sportfishing February 15th 08 11:45 AM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
On Fri, 15 Feb 2008 04:00:29 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

Right now I am a pretty disgusted righteous rightie. I should know better
because after 14 years of reading his daily contributions to the NG, I know
Harry and I shouldn't allow him to get to me. He gets his jollies posting
offensive comments, designed to incite, just to watch people react. He's
proud of his writing prowess but abuses it using his inventory of
opprobrious words and phrases in an attempt to bully or belittle others to
further his POV. To him it's like plucking the wings off of flies and
watching them die. Tough guy, huh?


Interesting way to put it. And dead on.

HK February 15th 08 11:53 AM

I'll be casting my vote...
 
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Fri, 15 Feb 2008 04:00:29 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

Right now I am a pretty disgusted righteous rightie. I should know better
because after 14 years of reading his daily contributions to the NG, I know
Harry and I shouldn't allow him to get to me. He gets his jollies posting
offensive comments, designed to incite, just to watch people react. He's
proud of his writing prowess but abuses it using his inventory of
opprobrious words and phrases in an attempt to bully or belittle others to
further his POV. To him it's like plucking the wings off of flies and
watching them die. Tough guy, huh?


Interesting way to put it. And dead on.



What about a woman forced to risk her life to take a pregnancy to term?
Or a child forced to carry her own father's baby? Is anti-abortion
rhetoric going to help a heroin addict deliver a child with severe
mental deficiencies? Maybe the Christian Coalition would like to adopt
all children born with severe mental and physical deformities, whose
life would only last for a few months? Is this the sanctity of life
these groups extol?

Reproductive rights preserves the rights of the living and often spares
an infant needless suffering. So what is it that the conservatives are
fighting for, anyway? Life at any cost? A utilitarian protection of the
rights of the majority, over the few? Sounds a lot like the ethics of
war. But, then again, that's a conservative value too.

Eisboch February 15th 08 12:05 PM

I'll be casting my vote...
 

"HK" wrote in message
...


What about a woman forced to risk her life to take a pregnancy to term? Or
a child forced to carry her own father's baby? Is anti-abortion rhetoric
going to help a heroin addict deliver a child with severe mental
deficiencies? Maybe the Christian Coalition would like to adopt all
children born with severe mental and physical deformities, whose life
would only last for a few months? Is this the sanctity of life these
groups extol?

Reproductive rights preserves the rights of the living and often spares an
infant needless suffering. So what is it that the conservatives are
fighting for, anyway? Life at any cost? A utilitarian protection of the
rights of the majority, over the few? Sounds a lot like the ethics of war.
But, then again, that's a conservative value too.



Since you are being rational and non-offensive, I'll offer an opinion.
I recently looked up abortion statistics provided by a pro-abortion
organization.
Less than 1 percent of abortions are performed due to rape.
Something like 3 percent are done due to rape and/or health issues for
mother or unborn.
The rest ... 97 percent ... are done for "convenience".

Any reasonable person can understand the unfortunate requirement for
abortion in the case of rape or health issues. It's the irresponsible
aborting of life for "convenience" that is bothersome.

Eisboch




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