19 Oct 04
My answer is no. I don't like the fact that they support abortion, and that would be my first inquiry as to who I would vote for. There are a lot of other things that I would like to see changed in America. I know that alot of our soldiers fighting in Iraq are going to vote for Kerry because they are tired of fighting and want to give somebody else a chance. But what will Kerry do different that will please them? If Bush or Kerry are not good enough, then who is left? Well their are other partys besides R&D that hardly any votes. Would one of these men be able to lead us better? I think everybody should look into the different partys and see if maybe there is someone better out there.
19 Oct 04
Originally posted by gameover9Are you American and of the legal age to vote?
My answer is no. I don't like the fact that they support abortion, and that would be my first inquiry as to who I would vote for. There are a lot of other things that I would like to see changed in America. I know that alot of our soldiers fighting in Iraq are going to vote for Kerry because they are tired of fighting and want to give somebody else a ch ...[text shortened]... rybody should look into the different partys and see if maybe there is someone better out there.
19 Oct 04
Originally posted by gameover9Your main concern during an election is abortion?
My answer is no. I don't like the fact that they support abortion, and that would be my first inquiry as to who I would vote for. There are a lot of other things that I would like to see changed in America. I know that alot of our soldiers fighting in Iraq are going to vote for Kerry because they are tired of fighting and want to give somebody else a ch ...[text shortened]... rybody should look into the different partys and see if maybe there is someone better out there.
Not illegal wars? Drugs running rampant? Wide-scale corruption presented on a plate? A two party system where both parties do what they're told by the same people?
Man...I'm off to bed.
19 Oct 04
Originally posted by gameover9Have you been under a rock for the past four years? Bush doesn't support abortion.
My answer is no. I don't like the fact that they support abortion, and that would be my first inquiry as to who I would vote for. There are a lot of other things that I would like to see changed in America. I know that alot of our soldiers fighting in Iraq are going to vote for Kerry because they are tired of fighting and want to give somebody else a ch ...[text shortened]... rybody should look into the different partys and see if maybe there is someone better out there.
19 Oct 04
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Originally posted by shavixmirIt is one of my main concerns considering that it is murder. And I'm not so sure this war is illegal. Even if it is both Kerry and Bush support it anyway.
Your main concern during an election is abortion?
Not illegal wars? Drugs running rampant? Wide-scale corruption presented on a plate? A two party system where both parties do what they're told by the same people?
Man...I'm off to bed.
19 Oct 04
Originally posted by gameover9Wow. Just wow. 10,000 Iraqi civilians (at the VERY least) killed, nothing illegal about that. But abortion is murder. It boggles the mind.
It is one of my main concerns considering that it is murder. And I'm not so sure this war is illegal. Even if it is both Kerry and Bush support it anyway.
By the way, Kerry does not support abortion. He does support choice. He has already said that if he were President it would not be his place to impose his own personal morals on the rest of the country.
19 Oct 04
Originally posted by Natural Science
Wow. Just wow. 10,000 Iraqi civilians (at the VERY least) killed, nothing illegal about that. But abortion is murder. It boggles the mind.
By the way, Kerry does not support abortion. He does support choice. He has already said that if he were President it would not be his place to impose his own personal morals on the rest of the country.
That's why kerry supports abortion.
19 Oct 04
Originally posted by ivanhoeI thought that that flippity-floppiness was the tendency to change one's position. As far as I can tell, Kerry has consistently supported the legality of abortion. Kerry's view is principled, in that it derives from a liberalistic political philosophy. What is strange is that he is able to keep seperate his political liberalism and his Catholicism. I'm not sure how he manages that trick. So, you could claim that he's deeply inconsistent in his beliefs, even though his advocacy of public policies has been consistently in line with one subset of his beliefs, namely his political liberalism.
I'm sure you wouldn't call that flip floppy ......😛
19 Oct 04
Originally posted by ivanhoeJust to clarify, he has stated that he would've voted for the ban on partial-birth abortion, if it included an exception to save the life or health of the mother. You cannot expect a woman to go through with a childbirth if doctors have told her it could kill her.
I'm sure you wouldn't call that flip floppy ......😛
I should also point out that most of a woman's fertilized eggs are flushed out of her system during her period. Does that mean any sexually active woman who's had more than one period is a serial killer?