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Who has the ultimate right to choose?
"teachrmama" wrote in message ... "elizabeth" wrote in message oups.com... On Apr 8, 8:35 pm, "Gini" wrote: "elizabeth" wrote On Apr 8, 7:37 pm, "Gini" wrote: "elizabeth" wrote On Apr 8, 7:21 pm, "Gini" wrote: "elizabeth" wrote ................. Letting your child live in poverty means you are the sort of heartless asshole who should be castrated, because we don't need more irresponsible assholes breeding children that the rest of society must support. == Indeed. Sterilize all welfare women of childbearing age. As long as you sterilize all the men impregnating them, fine. == G So, how is it that a man would impregnate a sterilized woman? == .......................... no man has ever died from a vasectomy. == And you know this how? Come to think of it, I don't know any women who have died from a tubal. Heh, perhaps I'm running with a different crowd. And more research . . .. Intraoperative complications such as: Unintended, unplanned major surgery or laparotomy due to a problem during the tubal ligation procedure, This complication occurs at a rate of approximately 0.9 per 100 tubal ligation procedures. Blood transfusions A life-threatening event Death snip Death caused by a complication that occurs up to 42 days of your tubal ligation surgery. == You weren't paying attention, hon. Complications (which are extremely rare) No, they aren't. I nearly died from getting a tubal. For over two years I had intense pain in the abdominal region, with complications from adhesions. do not equal *death from a tubal.* note the above negative sequalae from tubals . .. one of them is DEATH and that's about as negative as a sequela can get, don't you think? Or *don't* you? Nice try, though. You are quite entertaining tonight. Now, about the man who impregnates a sterile woman....?- Well, a sterile man never has to worry about impregnating anyone. Vasectomies are still cheaper, safer, and more effective than tubals. Also, if you had any knowlege on the topic, you'd know that a woman won't know if her tubal failed UNLESS SHE GETS PREGNANT, and this is often an ectopic pregnancy . .. and women do die from those too. IOW, you know nothing of the medical nature of the topic, and are just another woman hating failed abortion. We can make up for your mother's mistake . ..post natal abortions can be performed. What on earth has got your knickers in such a twist? If a man does not want to be a father, he would be wise to take precautions to avoid becoming a father. If a woman does not want to become a mother, she would be wise to tkae precautions to avoid becoming a mother. If each person takes responsibility for his/her own birth control, then there is far less chance that an unwanted pregnancy will occur. How difficult is that? She's having trouble with the "woman" part. |
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"Paul Anderson" wrote in message ... On Tue, 10 Apr 2007 18:31:12 -0700, "teachrmama" wrote: "Paul Anderson" wrote .... We need a better solution--this one obviously is not working. Works a lot better than anything else we've tried. What is your solution? 50/50 joint custody, and each parent supports the child when the child is with them. No money changes hands. Often the two biological parents want nothing to do with the other, and or nothing to do with the kid. There is a long history of such joint custodies not working to even dream that that would be a viable solution. Try again, but this time bear in mind what has already been tried and found unworkable. Can you say "default"? |
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Who has the ultimate right to choose?
"elizabeth" wrote On Apr 8, 8:35 pm, "Gini" wrote: ............ == You weren't paying attention, hon. Complications (which are extremely rare) No, they aren't. I nearly died from getting a tubal. == "Nearly died?" Is that the same as tubals cause death? VBG Well, then that settles it! The law-of-elizabeth determines the entire medical prognosis. Hmmm...I had a tubal in 1995. Just when are the post-op complications gonna get me? And, when will the procedure be permanantly outlawed due to the fatality rate? Have you told congress about the law-of-elizabeth yet or are you just going to sit on the sidelines and whine on usenet while all these women are dropping dead from their tubal? == For over two years I had intense pain in the abdominal region, with complications from adhesions. == Oh puleeze! I've had several surgeries with adhesions. News flash, elizabeth--most women can endure these things without so much as a peep. No wonder you think the government should cater to women. You think they are all as helpless and incapable as you are. I sure hope you aren't a role model for any young girls. == Well, a sterile man never has to worry about impregnating anyone. == Except the sterile women, of course. == == |
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"teachrmama" wrote ...... What on earth has got your knickers in such a twist? If a man does not want to be a father, he would be wise to take precautions to avoid becoming a father. If a woman does not want to become a mother, she would be wise to tkae precautions to avoid becoming a mother. If each person takes responsibility for his/her own birth control, then there is far less chance that an unwanted pregnancy will occur. How difficult is that? == For elizabeth, profoundly difficult. Her adhesions hurt, after all. |
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Who has the ultimate right to choose?
"Robert" wrote in message ... On Tue, 10 Apr 2007 18:34:47 -0700, "teachrmama" wrote: "Robert" wrote in message .. . On Mon, 9 Apr 2007 16:45:28 -0700, "teachrmama" wrote: "Robert" wrote in message ... On Sun, 8 Apr 2007 20:58:05 -0700, "teachrmama" wrote: "Gini" wrote in message news:qwiSh.933$Lm.323@trndny05... "elizabeth" wrote On Apr 8, 7:37 pm, "Gini" wrote: "elizabeth" wrote On Apr 8, 7:21 pm, "Gini" wrote: "elizabeth" wrote ................. Letting your child live in poverty means you are the sort of heartless asshole who should be castrated, because we don't need more irresponsible assholes breeding children that the rest of society must support. == Indeed. Sterilize all welfare women of childbearing age. As long as you sterilize all the men impregnating them, fine. == G So, how is it that a man would impregnate a sterilized woman? == .......................... no man has ever died from a vasectomy. == And you know this how? Come to think of it, I don't know any women who have died from a tubal. Heh, perhaps I'm running with a different crowd. And more research . . .. Intraoperative complications such as: Unintended, unplanned major surgery or laparotomy due to a problem during the tubal ligation procedure, This complication occurs at a rate of approximately 0.9 per 100 tubal ligation procedures. Blood transfusions A life-threatening event Death Postoperative complications include those that occur intraoperatively, as well as: Febrile morbidity Rehospitalization Death caused by a complication that occurs up to 42 days of your tubal ligation surgery. == You weren't paying attention, hon. Complications (which are extremely rare) do not equal *death from a tubal.* Nice try, though. You are quite entertaining tonight. Now, about the man who impregnates a sterile woman....? With all the complications that can happen to women who don't want children, maybe they could just stop offering it to every man who asks. Surely chastity is still a choice! Chastity is indeed a choice. But not widely popular, taking your self out for movie, dinner and dancing. Course there are always other women. Surely you are not saying that letting a man screw you is the price of dinner and a movie. Eeeeew! What kind of scummy crowd do you run with? Realty check, if a woman doesn't have sex after a few dates, there won't be any more dates. And the men will warn other men she is a teaser. On the other hand men that don't try, will find them selves dateless. Unless they find the teasers. I repeat: Eeeew!! What kind of scummy crowd do you run with? Since I live in a bible belt area, most of the people I know are devout Christian. One of the most popular preacher in the area, is married to his third wife, has five children, He pays $15.00 a month for each child. The lady that runs our local Planned Parenthood Clinic say that all of her abortion candidates. Are good Christians. "Good" is a matter of opinion; and what makes them "Christian"? -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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"Ray Fischer" "CafeWriter" You're wrong. I've had gone through a tubal ligation surgery and there was no complications at all. Try again. You are not everyone. http://ccli.org/nfp/contraception/tubal.php You must be kidding. You're usually better at providign credible source and not a biased pro-NFP web site. "A review of the literature on post-tubal ligation problems by Drs. Joel Hargrove and Guy Abraham revealed an incidence of long-term complications in as many as 22 to 37% of sterilized women." Notice weasel words like "complications" (what kind of complications?) and "as many as" (how many, exactly?) which make the statement nearly worthless. == I think they counted all that severe pain from adhesions, like elizabeth had for two years. |
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"elizabeth" wrote Get gangraped and die from a ruptured anus. == Gotta love that crowd you hang with elizabeth. == You deserve it. == Because why? Because I don't buy into your crap? Because I think women are strong enough to accept responsibility for themselves? Because I'm a strong woman and you are weak? That's hardly my fault, dearie. |
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"elizabeth" wrote "teachrmama" wrote: ......... Ohm grow up! What a fool. Any woman who cannot support a child should keep her panties on and herlegs together.- Hide quoted text - May you get gangraped and have it put on the web, may everyone who ever knew you laugh at your fate. You deserve it. == Hey, I thought I won that honor!! |
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"teachrmama" wrote in message ... "Ray Fischer" wrote in message ... teachrmama wrote: "Ray Fischer" wrote in message . .. teachrmama wrote: "Paul Anderson" wrote in message . .. On Tue, 10 Apr 2007 01:11:16 -0700, "teachrmama" wrote: .... ... I don't believe that men should have the option of running around having sex, creating children, and moving on-- It is *impossible* for men to create children. It can be argued that men are responsible for women getting pregnant (if you assume that the woman is a mindless cow who doesn't realise having sex means having a chance of getting pregnant) -- but that is all men are capable of doing. Once a woman is pregnant she, and only she, is the one who creates the child. It is her body and she is the only one with the choice as to whether or not a child will be created (assuming she has a mental age greater than six years old.) but I also don't believe that women should bhave the option of bringing child after child into the world with no intention of ever supporting them-- Women always have had that option. They only way to take it away from women is to have forced abortions -- to make unauthorized pregnancy a crime. and expecting taxpayers to pick up the slack if they can't stick the man with the expenses. If you want to know what is behind anything, just follow the money. We need a better solution--this one obviously is not working. Works a lot better than anything else we've tried. What is your solution? 50/50 joint custody, and each parent supports the child when the child is with them. No money changes hands. You're expecting men to pay (with time) for choices that they are not allowed to make. Actually, Ray, I think that both people who engage in unprotected sex do have a responsibility toward any child that results from that act. Why? 50/50 custody, and a relationship with the child that he helped create Only women create children. Men create only sperm. Come on, Ray. I know you're not dense. Without the sperm, there is no child. It's a matter of semantics. Did the gun store salesperson "help" the bank robber commit the crime? |
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