B-Man Posted April 8 Posted April 8 I would point out to the board, that in his seven (childish) responses to this new thread that clearly outlines President Trump's positions, Billstime has not once mentioned his repeated lie about the President's position on the use of IVF Not surprising of course.
phypon Posted April 8 Posted April 8 1 minute ago, BillStime said: Because you can't ABORT SOMETHING ALREADY FKN BORN you freak. What you are doing is called "stonewalling". Your non-answer is your answer. Let it be known to everyone that BillSlime cannot outright condemn after birth abortion. 1
Wacka Posted April 8 Posted April 8 The Tenth Amendment was upheld. "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people." This is a direct quote from the Bill of Rights. 1
BillStime Posted April 8 Posted April 8 8 minutes ago, phypon said: What you are doing is called "stonewalling". Your non-answer is your answer. Let it be known to everyone that BillSlime cannot outright condemn after birth abortion. Oh brother...
phypon Posted April 8 Posted April 8 1 minute ago, BillStime said: Oh brother... Yup, keep trying to get a rise out of me and others on here. As usual, stonewalling and still can't answer a question. Can't condemn after birth abortions. That's messed up... At this time, I'm wondering if BillSlime gets paid by the post or by the reply. He can't outright answer if it's okay to be a "minor attracted person" without stonewalling and now can't answer if he supports after birth abortions. This poster is clearly a paid shill.
BillsFanNC Posted April 8 Author Posted April 8 It also likely gets paid by the engagement it is able to generate. Therefore, don't engage. 2
BillStime Posted April 8 Posted April 8 14 minutes ago, phypon said: Can't condemn after birth abortions. What's there to condemn? There is no such thing. 1
phypon Posted April 8 Posted April 8 1 minute ago, BillsFanNC said: It also likely gets paid by the engagement it is able to generate. Therefore, don't engage. Yeah, he's def a paid shill. Plenty of news stories out there about posters like him being exposed as being paid provocateurs. More than likely it's more than just him posting under that username. You can see that from the posts and inconsistencies in the posting and writing styles. The reason they have to stonewall in answering a question directly is that they have to research previous posts in order to try to be consistent with their posting. It's a classic tactic that's been exposed on other social media sites. That's why he never answers a question and only replies with the same memes that are part of their script. This revelation should be a wake up call to all posters on here, whether they agree with him or not. 1 1
daz28 Posted April 8 Posted April 8 Ok, so his official "position" is that the 'state' should decide what a woman can do with her body. Are there other things the 'state', or rather in this case the Christo-fascist GQP, thinks we should be able to do with our autonomy? Maybe they should force THEIR religion on school kids, too? So much for the hypocritical 'slippery slope' people. Pro-choice=freedom.
phypon Posted April 8 Posted April 8 (edited) 7 minutes ago, daz28 said: Ok, so his official "position" is that the 'state' should decide what a woman can do with her body. Are there other things the 'state', or rather in this case the Christo-fascist GQP, thinks we should be able to do with our autonomy? Maybe they should force THEIR religion on school kids, too? So much for the hypocritical 'slippery slope' people. Pro-choice=freedom. He said the "states" should decide, not the "state". The "state" is an oligarch federal government. It's the best solution. Just because you agree with the "state" now, what happens when you don't? Leave it up to the constituents in local communities to decide what they agree with rather than one central power. This give YOU choice. If you don't agree with your local community you can relocate to a like minded community. By doing so, YOU have a choice. Also, do you condemn after birth abortions or do you support it? Edited April 8 by phypon
daz28 Posted April 8 Posted April 8 (edited) 4 minutes ago, phypon said: He said the "states" should decide, not the "state". The "state" is an oligarch federal government. It's the best solution. Just because you agree with the "state" now, what happens when you don't? Leave it up to the constituents in local communities to decide what they agree with rather than one central power. This give YOU choice. If you don't agree with your local community you can relocate to a like minded community. By doing so, YOU have a choice. The only way you have a choice in a state, whether you want to be technical about the terminology or not, is to leave the choice up to the citizen, if it has no bearing at all on other members of the community. Don't get freedom twisted. If you kill a baby after it's born, then that's murder. The term abortion, would seem to indicate that the BIRTH was aborted. Edited April 8 by daz28
BillStime Posted April 8 Posted April 8 28 minutes ago, BillsFanNC said: It also likely gets paid by the engagement it is able to generate. Yeah, I'm being paid to defend and protect our republic while you are being paid to destroy it. Every accusation is a confession. Forever on the wrong side of history, Karen.
phypon Posted April 8 Posted April 8 (edited) 6 minutes ago, daz28 said: The only way you have a choice in a state, whether you want to be technical about the terminology or not, is to leave the choice up to the citizens, if it has no bearing at all on other members of the community. Don't get freedom twisted. That's the whole point, let the community and citizens of that community decide. There is nothing twisted about that. That is the definition of exercising democracy. Also, do you condemn or condone after birth abortions? Where do you stand on that issue? Edited April 8 by phypon
daz28 Posted April 8 Posted April 8 (edited) 10 minutes ago, phypon said: That's the whole point, let the community and citizens of that community decide. There is nothing twisted about that. That is the definition of exercising freedom. Also, do you condemn or condone after birth abortions? Where do you stand on that issue? That's EXTERMELY twisted. A state and country is nothing more than groups of people into communities with drawn up make believe lines. If you're TRULY free, then no one in that state/community is deciding ANYTHING you are allowed to do if it has no bearing on them/their lives whatsoever. ESPECIALLY bodily autonomy. I already edited last post to answer your question. Can you tell me where they are currently aborting babies after birth, besides in cases where it's medically necessary to stop suffering? Edited April 8 by daz28
phypon Posted April 8 Posted April 8 Just now, daz28 said: That's EXTERMELY twisted. A state and country is nothing more than groups of people into communities with drawn up make believe lines. If you're TRULY free, then no one is that state/community is deciding ANYTHING you are allowed to do if it has no bearing on them/their lives whatsoever. ESPECIALLY bodily autonomy. You didn't answer whether or not you condemn or condone after birth abortions. Do you think it's okay to have after birth abortions? I will respond more to your point in this post after you answer that question.
daz28 Posted April 8 Posted April 8 (edited) 11 minutes ago, phypon said: You didn't answer whether or not you condemn or condone after birth abortions. Do you think it's okay to have after birth abortions? I will respond more to your point in this post after you answer that question. Look at my edited 2nd post. I honestly don't care if you respond to my points, but I do take exception to you making things conditional on your terms only. Edited April 8 by daz28
daz28 Posted April 8 Posted April 8 To me there is a real simple common sense solution to this, and that's to come up with a definition of viability of the fetus/baby in the uterus. You should be able to abort up until it would be able to survive outside the mother on it's own. The viability should be determined by medical professionals, NOT Christo-fascists GQP politicians. Of course, the GQP politicians would accuse the medical professionals of being all lying LIBRUHLS! Absolutely NO ONE should be forcing religion on other member of their community/state. That's NOT freedom, and it's not even debatable.
daz28 Posted April 8 Posted April 8 1 hour ago, Wacka said: The Tenth Amendment was upheld. "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people." This is a direct quote from the Bill of Rights. The 10th Amendment doesn't mean states have a right to remove freedoms. It's actually intended to have quite the opposite meaning.
phypon Posted April 8 Posted April 8 5 minutes ago, daz28 said: Look at my edited 2nd post. 2 minutes ago, daz28 said: To me there is a real simple common sense solution to this, and that's to come up with a definition of viability of the fetus/baby in the uterus. You should be able to abort up until it would be able to survive outside the mother on it's own. The viability should be determined by medical professionals, NOT Christo-fascists GQP politicians. Of course, the GQP politicians would accuse the medical professionals of being all lying LIBRUHLS! Absolutely NO ONE should be forcing religion on other member of their community/state. That's NOT freedom, and it's not even debatable. Just read your edit. We def agree on that point. That is the tough question, when does life "begin". Some people have one opinion, and others have another. We both can agree that once outside of the womb and birthed into the world, abortion is off limits. I don't think this is a Christian issue (not sure why you feel the need to make that a point). This is an issue of people having a different stance on the issue regardless of religion or other metrics. The base point is, if it's left up to the states, rather than impressed on the population as a whole at the federal level, people's voices in their own communities are heard. Why is that a problem for you?
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