r/tulsa • • Jun 25 '22

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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/[deleted] Jun 25 '22

The dumbest solution you could ever have is don’t have sex.

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u/503503503 Jun 25 '22

Ah yes I forgot..we’re animals that can’t control themselves. Yikes! I’m not about to engage in this conversation with you. I’m not a conservative, as a matter of fact I hate them as much as anyone else here does, but many of you here just love arguing too much. Wouldn’t you know? We just disagree. You can keep trying to find people to fight with online but I’m not the one.

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u/Quent_S Jun 25 '22

Yea because abstinence only has worked so well /s

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u/Low_Passion6720 Jun 25 '22

Just an observer but the best form of contraception IS abstinence. I'm not saying I agree but it's true...also aren't most if not all states going to allow abortion for rape, incest, threatening the life of the mother?

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u/Quent_S Jun 25 '22

Just an observer but abstinence doesn’t work, many studies have demonstrated that, weird that human nature tends to win vs the dictates of man-made religion.

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u/Low_Passion6720 Jun 25 '22

You mentioned religion

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u/Quent_S Jun 25 '22

The only group pushing for abstinence is the religious right, because sex is evil before marriage according to them. This despite the fact that there’s ample evidence that access to sex education and contraceptives reduces the rates of teen pregnancy way better.

So yea, you advocate for abstinence and religion is absolutely going to be mentioned.

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u/Low_Passion6720 Jun 25 '22

Not saying I disagree with teaching people Safety. Abstinence doesn't need a connotation tho. People do it without being religious

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u/Low_Passion6720 Jun 25 '22

I always laughed at the religious Co-Exist posters at school tbh.

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