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Front Page: White House Wants to Bridge Divide on Abortion

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  • White House begins effort to bridge divide on abortion. — Wall Street Journal
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MeiGaku MeiGaku
to "anonymous," posting as an anonymous shows that you're afraid to stand up for your beliefs or that you're unprepared to back your argument, second, if you want to read what some hardliner "pro-life" people are trying to spread, read: http://www.rhrealitycheck.org/emailphotos/pdf/Anti-Choice-Handbook.pdf it tells people HOW to answer inquiries from pro-choice advocates and such. this document is so incredibly full of false information it makes me gag.
MeiGaku MeiGaku
to "anonymous," posting as an anonymous shows that you're afraid to stand up for your beliefs or that you're unprepared to back your argument, second, if you want to read what some hardliner "pro-life" people are trying to spread, read: http://www.rhrealitycheck.org/emailphotos/pdf/Anti-Choice-Handbook.pdfit tells people HOW to answer inquiries from pro-choice advocates and such. this document is so incredibly full of false information it makes me gag.
aimeeb aimeeb
Pro choice all the way but I understand that's just MY personal choice.
spacekatgal spacekatgal
"Not all Republicans are against Pro-Choice. Personally, I am Pro-Life, but I am not going to put my beliefs on someone else." That's really how I feel too, Urban Chic. I am personally pro-choice, but I don't want to inflict that belief on others either. I'm adopted, and I know if I ever had a child I couldn't take to term, I would give it up for adoption too. I'm obviously alive today because my mother made that choice. But my belief is that you can't force your choices on others. I don't pay very much for my birth control, but I buy it in bulk. I entirely agree with you that far too many people have children that should not.
spacekatgal spacekatgal
"Not all Republicans are against Pro-Choice. Personally, I am Pro-Life, but I am not going to put my beliefs on someone else."That's really how I feel too, Urban Chic. I am personally pro-choice, but I don't want to inflict that belief on others either. I'm adopted, and I know if I ever had a child I couldn't take to term, I would give it up for adoption too. I'm obviously alive today because my mother made that choice. But my belief is that you can't force your choices on others.I don't pay very much for my birth control, but I buy it in bulk. I entirely agree with you that far too many people have children that should not.
prolifeaction.org/providers/ hear what abortionist have to say as they give you details of thier career
http://www.prolifeaction.org/providers/ please take a look at what abortion providers explain about the abortion industry first hand. they know a lot they performed it everyday, got educated about it and it was their career. please I urge You take the time to look. -Thanks! Also google - the silent scream
urban chic 101 urban chic 101
Not all Republicans are against Pro-Choice. Personally, I am Pro-Life, but I am not going to put my beliefs on someone else. Plus, the fact that some people should really not have children and/or not ready to. I think Plan B should be available. If there is one thing government should help pay for it is Birth Control, that shit is expensive. Birth Control should be inexpensive, the less expensive it is the more likely women will be able get it and use it. However, I think that Partial-Birth Abortion is just completely wrong. I've seen the pictures/diagrams and it is horrific. How can you not know you don't want a child for that long and then abort? (That does not include health reasons).
spacekatgal spacekatgal
I unequivocally support our right to choose, but I also think the issue of abortion mainly serves to divide us. I walked past an anti-choice protest in my neighborhood last week, sponsored by a catholic church - and was stunned by the anger of the crowd. I don't get the sense that debate and compromise can be had. I know the Republicans will continue to use it as a wedge issue, but I'd like for our side to not do the same. Bri
spacekatgal spacekatgal
I unequivocally support our right to choose, but I also think the issue of abortion mainly serves to divide us. I walked past an anti-choice protest in my neighborhood last week, sponsored by a catholic church - and was stunned by the anger of the crowd. I don't get the sense that debate and compromise can be had. I know the Republicans will continue to use it as a wedge issue, but I'd like for our side to not do the same. Bri
margokhal margokhal
It's great that Obama's at least moving to set up dialogue between people on both sides of the abortion issue. But I don't think that much will be done about it, personally. The pro-life agenda is to end abortion entirely, the pro-choice agenda is to keep it as an option, though I don't know of anybody who actually advocates for abortion [read: there's nobody running around saying they endorse abortion, just that it should be an option for people]. Those are two diametrically opposed sides...but if they can find some common ground, that would be nice. Then maybe we can finally put serious focus on other issues. And this end sale slowdown for US retailers just means they're going to jack the prices of everything EVEN HIGHER. Nothing's really been affordable in this recession...they raised the price of everything so they can make more money per sale to make up for their deficits. Now that they're getting close to having enough money to turn profits like they did before the recession, everything's just going to get MORE expensive, until people simply *won't* pay for it. Oh, capitalism. :\
margokhal margokhal
It's great that Obama's at least moving to set up dialogue between people on both sides of the abortion issue. But I don't think that much will be done about it, personally. The pro-life agenda is to end abortion entirely, the pro-choice agenda is to keep it as an option, though I don't know of anybody who actually advocates for abortion [read: there's nobody running around saying they endorse abortion, just that it should be an option for people]. Those are two diametrically opposed sides...but if they can find some common ground, that would be nice. Then maybe we can finally put serious focus on other issues. And this end sale slowdown for US retailers just means they're going to jack the prices of everything EVEN HIGHER. Nothing's really been affordable in this recession...they raised the price of everything so they can make more money per sale to make up for their deficits. Now that they're getting close to having enough money to turn profits like they did before the recession, everything's just going to get MORE expensive, until people simply *won't* pay for it. Oh, capitalism. :\
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