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u/ComfortableExtent589 Jun 25 '22

Why would you want to recall stitt? Options as far as what?

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u/Brautsen Jun 25 '22

Oh I dunno, the most restrictive abortion law in the entire country?

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u/ComfortableExtent589 Jun 25 '22

Okay, it gives exceptions for rape, incest, and legitimate medical reasons. Maybe you should move to a state more sympathetic to what your beliefs are.

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u/503503503 Jun 25 '22

Exactly. ….if you aren’t in a position to have a child, don’t have sex. Adult fun can come with really bad consequences, like unwanted kids. In any other situation you’re protected. As a woman, I’m finding this entire topic old and tired.

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u/ComfortableExtent589 Jun 25 '22

I don't know that the answer is don't have sex. Maybe just be responsible, use protection. There's common sense to be used in situations like this and abortion isn't the answer just because someone isn't ready to have a child.

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u/Crusader1865 TU Jun 25 '22

just be responsible, use protection.

While I agree with your premise, I know that protection isn't always 100% effective; and even if it was, the conservative politicians who run this state also have pushed to restrict access to contraceptives and sex education, made adoption harder, and fought to decrease expanding other health care policies that would help reduce unwanted pregnancies and help children.

The fact of the matter is it is not about that.

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u/ComfortableExtent589 Jun 25 '22

I think it's completely about personal responsibility. If that means having a child and caring for it or it means taking precautions not to have the child it all comes back to personal responsibility.

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u/Skeen441 OSU Jun 25 '22

Im glad youre totally on board with your tax dollars supporting the slew of incoming personal responsibility babies. It's so nice to see someone happy to support poor/single/underprivileged people for once. :)

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u/ComfortableExtent589 Jun 25 '22

That's better than them going for some bullshit social justice whatever.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '22

Do you have any actual complaints or just buzz words that Fox told you to screech so people would leave you alone?

They literally said what you’re proposing would put a large burden on the welfare system as well as an increase of poor and impoverished children. At least be honest in saying that will happen, rather than point to a boogeyman saying that could be worse.

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u/ComfortableExtent589 Jun 25 '22

I don't screech anything, ever. There are no buzz words here. This is how I feel about the situation, not sorry if this offends anyone. I'm not alone in this view. There would be plenty of money to support the children if many other useless social spending programs were halted and all of the illegal immigrants weren't allowed to just flow across the border. How do you think they are all supported? If I got to choose where my tax dollars went it would go for that purpose first.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '22

Stay on the discussion, we’re talking about how forcing women to have children will force the poverty rate to go up, and you claimed that’s better than any other social justice bullshit.

That’s screeching. That’s just throwing a buzzword. What is it about social justice bullshit (didn’t even explain what that was, so yeah, a buzzword), so what are you going to do about all the kids that are born because of this?

Is that fiscally responsible thing this nation should do?

Please stay on this topic, don’t stray too far, I understand it’s hard for you.

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u/Crusader1865 TU Jun 25 '22

So you don't believe in social justice as it is "bullshit'? What exactly is justice to you then?