DavanKael -> RE: Abortion (8/21/2009 7:54:26 PM)
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ORIGINAL: DomImus Many of the very same people who support abortion would love to rid the nation of firearms. My reply: How very easy it is to put people in boxes; people put themselves in boxes, other people put them in boxes and you are doing the same thing with the above statement. Not everyone splits their morality or life choices down party-lines; some people don't acknowledge 'party lines'. I live my life. I form informed opinions about things that matter to me. I attempt to live true to myself and to my beliefs, not some set agenda prescribed by some group. I am wildly pro-choice (To the point of arguing that elective late term abortions should be legal <despite the fact that I believe a woman who has allowed a pregnancy to get to that point and not had the courage to decide is surplus population> because I fear the slippery slope that leads to the taking out of Roe vs Wade (It's only been legal since the year before I was born). That someone would relegate me, against my wishes to being a walking incubator because of their dogma, their ideas of morality, or etc. is so utterly offensive it's difficult to quantify. I am not in favor of the forced adoption idea either; again: relegation to walking incubator. That having been said, I am a proud gun owner. And, I don't just own one gun. No, I own several. Just added a new one last week. With hollow-point bullets so that I can optimize my potential for killing should someone invade my castle or otherwise seek to harm me and mine. I also own lots of bladed and bashing weapons. On a completely unrelated note: Steel, it sucks that you haven't seen your son and your frustration and pain is evident in your post. That he was conceived and wasn't intended to be sucks. You and the female are responsible for having made the baby. Paying child support and wanting to see your kid are, imo, both the 'right' things to do, in-as-much as I understand only the very basics. If you want to see your son, fight, go to court: it's a separate thing from child support hearings and it will cost you some money but based on the way that you speak about it, it seems a worthy investment. You may also want to look into some fathers' advocacy groups to see if you could get low- or no-cost legal representation. Best wishes to you and yours, Davan
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