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APPENDIX A. TALK.ABORTION: AUGUST 9, 1994 160 >It would make them realize that there are alternatives. How cannot they realize it now? Are you implying that women are stupid. > I have spoken >to several women who have had abortions. >choice. Pretty ironic, eh? They all said they had no So if you ban abortion, they do not have even that choice. > They did have choices, but because abortion >is legal, their parents, boyfriends, and abortion counsellors convinced >them this was the only alternative. So we must ban the abortion to protect the women from these kind of things. What should we ban next. Working outside of home because even working women could have to take care of the home work. (Don’t laugh, here it is illegal for women to work at night. They are protected from this because it was viewed that that could not have enough rest during the day as they had to take care of children.) > >It might encourage the fathers of their >children to live up to their obligations. Why should there be any encouraging, when the child support laws can be enforced with force. I do not see why all women should give their rights just so that men would be more kind to some women. Women are not pets. > Legal abortions make it easy >for men to abrogate their responsibilities. All they have to say is >that they tried to convince the mother of their children to have >an abortion. If she doesn’t, the man can say he tried to make her >see reason. He feels he has done his duty and can now walk away. Do >you think it’s any accident that illegitimacy rates have skyrocketed >since 1973? No necessarily. Currently it is much more acceptable to just live together without marriage. At least here most of so called illegitimate children are born to such couples. The division between legitimate and illegitimate is simply obsolete. Also as illegitimacy is not so great stigma today, some women may choose to have a child when they are not married. > > >-- >===================================================================== >Robert Huck rohuck@rs6000.cmp.ilstu.edu >"That’s 6-4-3 if you’re scoring at home and even if you’re by yourself." > Keith Olbermann Osmo
APPENDIX A. TALK.ABORTION: AUGUST 9, 1994 161 Article 49 Reference 161955 From collins@nova.umd.edu Date Thu, Aug 4, 1994 8:53 PM In shows@athena.mit.edu (Marlon Shows) writes: >Didn’t know mothers became Gods. >Beggars can’t be chosers. >You know the pregnancy game. >Can’t blame the baby for her father’s actions. >If she didn’t want it, shouldn’t have opened those legs. >Yeah, and maybe her boyfriend didn’t either. >You have a better chance of trying to prove that a baby is a tumor than >getting me to believe that. >Funny how heathens blasphemy so often. Thats "blaspheme" >Not necessarily. >It would also increase the sexual activeness. >Abstinence and Family planning are better alternatives. "The" sexual activeness, or just sexual activeness in general? Youre not a native english speaker, are you? If your’re getting to the point of writing anti-choice haiku, maybe you should take two valium and rest for a while. Or maybe thorazine. You’ve probably Thorazine, haven’t you, Marlon? The distortion of affect in your post is a giveaway. If anyone doesn’t see what Im talking about, mail me and I’ll try to explain. How on earth you got an account at MIT, I can’t imagine. You certainly dont there. Are you really a person, or just a program that spews out half-baked schizoid phrases? I’ll bet that you hear voices on a regular basis, and/or believe your actions and thoughts are being observed. Interesting. Weird, but interesting. Should have kept that mouth away from that LSD. Jim collins Article 50 Reference 161874 From ronkanen@cc.Helsinki.FI Date Thu, Aug 4, 1994 8:55 PM
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