The Kids dilemma.

@very-rusty said
I know Trev for many years. He has been around longer than the date shows that he joined. Lets put it this way he was around here before I was! He loves to stir the pot, people like drama and he doesn't mind giving it to them. NOTE: His THREAD was removed not him! 😉

-VR

Distasteful thread nevertheless. In very poor taste, and bordering on sick. It was neither stirring any pot nor was it drama.... dont play lawyer for him.

@rajk999 said
Distasteful thread nevertheless. In very poor taste, and bordering on sick. It was neither stirring any pot nor was it drama.... dont play lawyer for him.

I don't play lawyer for anyone. How do you know I wasn't the one who alerted it? In fact I think a remember several alerts. Reason it was removed because it was against the TOS Guidelines.

I would never comment on someone's state of mind, be my guest if you want to of course.

-VR

@rajk999 said
He s saying that he does not give a crap about Christianity or religion on the whole, and this is typical of fundamentalist atheists who lack tolerance. Remember this is the same guy who tried to start a distasteful thread, a couple days ago about selling kids and it got deleted.

It was clearly a joke, unfortunately those who sent me PMs inquiring about prices were sadly disappointed.

Don’t have an issue with any religion or people’s beliefs, just don’t want it brought into a discussion where it doesn’t belong. If I wanted to read bible quotes I’d read the bible, what I’ve found is that atheists are often the most tolerant towards different religions than so called religious people.

@trev33 said
It was clearly a joke, unfortunately those who sent me PMs inquiring about prices were sadly disappointed.

What did I miss?

@trev33 said
It was clearly a joke, unfortunately those who sent me PMs inquiring about prices were sadly disappointed.

Don’t have an issue with any religion or people’s beliefs, just don’t want it brought into a discussion where it doesn’t belong. If I wanted to read bible quotes I’d read the bible, what I’ve found is that atheists are often the most tolerant towards different religions than so called religious people.

That's the kind of reasonableness I'd expect. Take it to the reasonableness forum spanky.

@trev33 said
I don’t know who dumbed down your two posts, they seems like perfectly fine questions/statements.

40 is going on the older side of childbirth so I’d say it was a perfectly fine question for the gp to ask, maybe they had thought about it. It’s obviously not ideal but if it is a case of someone not being able to look after a kid by themselves or if they can’t afford it, 100% they should get an abortion if they want to. Often no wrong or right, just personal choices.

I wouldn’t judge a woman for having an abortion though I do wonder how many are forever haunted by the decision of having one at a young age then later deciding to start a family. I was in the unfortunate position of being involved with the family of a young woman who were considering an abortion. I was terrified of saying anything which could inadvertently colour their decision as I wanted no part in it.

Not sure if you’ve heard of Heidi Crowter? She’s been campaigning for a change in the abortion law in the UK which she says discriminates against the unborn child in the womb with Downes Syndrome.

YouTube

@drewnogal said
I wouldn’t judge a woman for having an abortion though I do wonder how many are forever haunted by the decision of having one at a young age then later deciding to start a family. I was in the unfortunate position of being involved with the family of a young woman who were considering an abortion. I was terrified of saying anything which could inadvertently colour their dec ...[text shortened]... nates against the unborn child in the womb with Downes Syndrome.

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The choices made by anyone regarding their bodies should be left to the individual (who has reached the age of majority) to make. They then live with that choice.
Edit: those individual who are capable of course.

The post that was quoted here has been removed

When asked how he likes kids, W. C. Fields replied, “Fried”.

@rajk999 said
He s saying that he does not give a crap about Christianity or religion on the whole, and this is typical of fundamentalist atheists who lack tolerance. Remember this is the same guy who tried to start a distasteful thread, a couple days ago about selling kids and it got deleted.

Fundamentalist Christians are far more famous for lacking tolerance.

Rightfully so.

@suzianne said
Fundamentalist Christians are far more famous for lacking tolerance.

Rightfully so.

“Notorious”, rather than “famous,” methinks. Still, some, not all.

@rajk999 said
He s saying that he does not give a crap about Christianity or religion on the whole, and this is typical of fundamentalist atheists who lack tolerance. Remember this is the same guy who tried to start a distasteful thread, a couple days ago about selling kids and it got deleted.

Let's also remember that as Christians go, you're more of a crabby, irritable drinker.

@rajk999 said
Children are a gift from the LORD; they are a real blessing. The sons a man has when he is young are like arrows in a soldier's hand. Happy is the man who has many such arrows. He will never be defeated when he meets his enemies in the place of judgment. (Psalms 127:3-5 GNB)

It's better not to encourage the Jews and their admirers about this whole vengeance thing.

Note that "children" in these verses only includes the sons. Sorry girls!

@rajk999 said
Distasteful thread nevertheless. In very poor taste, and bordering on sick. It was neither stirring any pot nor was it drama.... dont play lawyer for him.

Who are you to tell other people what to do?