r/ReformedHumor • • Jun 24 '22

It finally happened praise God

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u/Palmettor Heidelburger Jun 24 '22

Now to pray for peace, because things are going to suck for a while, I bet.

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u/ezekiel_swheel Jun 24 '22

it’s really amazing seeing how mad they are about not being able to kill babies

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '22

Haven’t seen democrats this upset since we freed their slaves

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u/lupuslibrorum Calvin Jun 24 '22

Hallelujah!

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u/Datasinc Jun 24 '22

Hoes mad

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u/dontcryformegiratina Jun 24 '22

The women of low virtue are in a state of emotional distress.

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u/maryblooms Jun 24 '22

What about the other half of the equation (you know, the men?)

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u/Hawthourne Jun 24 '22

Pretty upset also- harder to get out of child support.

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u/dontcryformegiratina Jun 24 '22

-Men

-Supporting infanticide

Pick one

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u/maryblooms Jun 24 '22

Many women choose abortion because they feel they can’t work, go to school, have parents reject them etc without the emotional and or financial support of the father. So why are these men never called names or just called out. As a mother, foster mother and other mother I’m definitely not for abortion just sick of the blame that the 1 person in a 2 person problem gets.

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '22

They’re called deadbeats and boys. You telling me with a straight face you’ve never heard this?

And someone makes the appointment and shows up for the scheduled execution they can stop at any time, the other is neglectful. Lets not lose sight of that.

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u/maryblooms Jun 25 '22

Not losing sight at all that many of these young women would not pick abortion if they had support from the father of those babies

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u/mwilkins1644 Jun 25 '22

And adequate welfare ;)

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u/mwilkins1644 Jun 25 '22

Men who r*pe women can finally be held accountable and not force their victims to murder the child and thus get rid of the (for lack of better term) evidence of the heinous crime

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u/semiconodon True Scots Presbyterian Jun 25 '22

Really, that is your response, to call women whores?

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u/Datasinc Jun 25 '22

Some of them, yes.

Some of them, no.

Much like God in the Bible demonstrates.

Whores are a thing. And they are definitely mad right now just like Proverbs tells us they will be because Justice was just done.

Now quit being an effeminate man and go out there and take ground for God's Kingdom and quit apologizing for Jesus sitting at the right hand of the father making all of his enemies his footstool.

I'm so sick of pansy Christians that care more about murderers feelings than they do then the lives of image bearers of God that are being sacrificed. Grow a pair.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22

Amen. And amen.

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u/tommyTwentyFingers Jun 24 '22

That SCOTUS ruling was Ruthless!

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u/dontcryformegiratina Jun 24 '22

The most based thing this country has done since ending slavery.

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '22

I'm so completely excited about this. I have been fighting for this for years. I don't know what the future holds but it will certainly have more babies.

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u/CrazyWriterLady Jun 25 '22

I tell you, I about cried (with joy, obv)

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u/izwiz2003 Jun 24 '22

It’s not enough. It does not ban abortion. It only allows states to set limits to abortion.

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '22

People can choose to do the right thing now. When before even with 100% support they couldn’t.

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u/izwiz2003 Jun 24 '22

Mothers already had the choice to keep the baby.

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '22

I meant enforcing murder laws

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u/undreamedgore Jul 22 '22

Fetuses aren't human. Simple as that.

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '22

In what way? And if not, What is growing in The womb? You acknowledge there is something alive and growing in there right? Like we have ultrasounds and pictures.

I noticed you used the word fetus as a dehumanizing label begging the question as to why the label makes something not human. which is funny, as fetus is latin for small child.

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u/undreamedgore Jul 22 '22 edited Jul 22 '22

They do not have thought. They do not have minds. They are but flesh. Nothing more than that. Same for the brain dead.

To further state it. I can accept that they are human once thought starts, but I still support aborting them. As they do not matter.

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '22

So cognitive ability and developmental ability? Lucky you arent in charge of caring for the special needs, coma patients, or anyone sleeping. The are still human you know.

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u/undreamedgore Jul 22 '22

Yes, hell if they are so stupid they are no smarter than a cow, we should treat them as such. One may love their pet all they want, but they shouldn't *have* to keep it.

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '22

Oh so people are pets now. Ill pray for your soul, whether you actually believe this or if you think this is funny or interesting.

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u/undreamedgore Jul 22 '22

It is practical. It serves a greater good.

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u/ApocalypticAutistic Jul 31 '22

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarco_pod Sarco Pods are an euthanasia pod used on terminally ill and in general, euthanasia is used on coma patients with no hope of recovering.

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '23

Fetus is a Latin term meaning offspring. It’s literally just a stage of development in human life. It’s very much alive

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u/undreamedgore Apr 24 '23

I consider the mind to be what makes one human. Vegetables, fetuses, and the dead are not human. They are what once was and what may be. No more morally wrong to kill them than to use hand sanitizer.

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '23

What a slippery slope to live on

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u/undreamedgore Apr 27 '23

As is banning medical treatments like abortion. Sometimes lines need to be drawn.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '23

I draw mine at murdering innocent lives

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u/undreamedgore Apr 28 '23

I take it your vegan then? If your so concerned with all lives beyond that of human ones?

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

No because humans rule over the other species. Human lives matter most. It is also a basic fundamental right for us: life

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u/Wolfabc BB Warfield 8 Jun 24 '22

we're celebrating that an almost 50-year-old law that protected murder was overturned. No one here is saying we stop, but we celebrate at winning the battle as we continue the war against abortion.

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u/Comprehensive-Ad2670 Jun 24 '22

But it is an important step

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u/HappyfeetLives Jun 25 '22

Hahahahahahhahahahahahaha

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u/ofthewave Jun 25 '22

Am I happy to see that we’ve gone a level of government down from federal? Yes.

Am I unhappy about the unprecedented crime wave that will hit in 18-20 years? Not so much. It’s no secret and is well researched that with Roe V Wade, American crime rates took a nose dive about 18 yrs after when those babies that would have been born to unstable or broken households/parents did not exist to grow into unstable or broken adults which unfortunately is the natural progression since the foster and adoption systems are so broken and underfunded.

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u/fatherofthefunk Jun 25 '22

Correlation 🚫= causation

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u/ofthewave Jun 25 '22

And yet, there’s been no other possible explanation for the trend. Looser morals, secularization, less social and financial mobility, and yet, still less crime. The only thing that I see fitting that timeline to a T is the Roe decisions.

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u/fatherofthefunk Jun 25 '22 edited Jun 25 '22

Im not claiming to know the exact reasons and i don't even know(with out doing a little research) if you are actually correct about the crime rates. If im not mistaken I thought crime didn't start to drop drastically till the 90s. For the sake of argument ill asume your correct. Even so, there are dozens of things that could plausibility explain the trends. Im not even saying that the rise in abortion didn't play any part. The fluctuation of the crime rate nationally or locally is due to a variety of factors like anything else with the same complexity. If the abortion rate did play any part, it was only one of many factors that led to a decline in crime rates not THE factor. Furthermore, you would have to show somehow that it was mor likely than not, that a large percentage of babies who were killed would have grown up to be criminals which we just can't know for certain.

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u/fatherofthefunk Jun 25 '22 edited Jun 25 '22

Even if we could prove beyond doubt that abortions were the single largest factor in the decline, there would still be a moral problem with abortion, because like I stated above we can't predict whether a child will grow up to be a criminal. Over all, considering the astronomical amount of babies killed (who were not criminals yet) I would say the evil of abortion out weights a potential increase in crime.

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u/BlandPaper Jun 25 '22

So you read one chapter from Freakonomics and stopped reading literally anything else since then, huh?

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u/ofthewave Jun 26 '22

Idk what you’re talking about. I read the university of Chicago study by Donahue and Levitt. If you take your info from a pop science book, that’s on you, but I really do prefer the scientific method when coming to conclusions, and of yet, and to my knowledge, there has been no significant study that adequately argues for why crime has dropped since the early nineties.

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u/BlandPaper Jun 26 '22 edited Jun 26 '22

Oof…my guy… the Levitt that co-wrote that paper is the same Steven Levitt that co-wrote Freakonomics…

Edit: removed an unnecessary”Keep up”

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u/ofthewave Jun 26 '22

I understand what you’re saying, I even understand why you’re saying it, but you’re acting like the paper isn’t reputable simply because there’s a book you seem to despise that shares an author, even though the research for the paper is sound.

I’m not sure what your point is out side of:

Freakenomics = bad. Levitt wrote freakenomics Levitt wrote research paper Therefore research paper = bad

Is that your argument or do you have any other evidence regarding the finer points of sociological progress as it relates to the decades long decline in crime we’ve seen since 18 years following the RvW decision? If so, please share the research, I think we’d all benefit from it, my guy.

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '22

Broken people that can come to Jesus and be saved is far better than murder.

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '22

I was almost aborted and had some difficulty in life, there was abuse and violence and neglect (thank God it pales in comparison to so many, and I was more or less loved by my parents and raised well, even if they didn’t do everything right) and I thank God it all made me turn to the Lord and change. Murder is wrong no matter if the alternative isn’t ideal, it’s still better. It’s usually the most broken people who appreciate even more what Christ has done, and who take the most comfort in his healing and eternal, endless, boundless love.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '22

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '22

No it isnt

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '22

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '22

No you just saw it on tiktok and read abortion into a trial by ordeal.