You assume that I'm not prepared to deal with a hidden predator.
No ... what I assume is that a silent and hidden predator is more of a danger than the one who has made it known he is there to harm you.
You assume that I'm not prepared to deal with a hidden predator.
No ... what I assume is that a silent and hidden predator is more of a danger than the one who has made it known he is there to harm you.
So, given the choice between a clear and present danger and an unknown one, I'm supposed to ignore the one in front of me and go after the unknown one?
Sorry, I'm not suicidal.
So, you don't support parental notification initiatives either?
You ask this question in a manner that seems to indicate that you do support parental notification.
I really don't understand this. How can someone claim to be pro-life yet support a measure that says "You can kill your baby after you get your parent's permission."?
As Bob Enyart has stated several times...
Anything that ends in "And then you can kill the baby" is pro-choice.
You can quote fictional characters all you want.
The unknowns already won, in case no one has noticed.
Apparently Bob's unaware that it's currently legal to kill babies.
I support any measure which would limit that ability. The fact that Bob doesn't is disturbing.
Apparently Bob's unaware that it's currently legal to kill babies.
I support any measure which would limit that ability. The fact that Bob doesn't is disturbing.
One thing that I believe that Bob and American Right to Life has done an excellent job in doing is showing that even if Roe v. Wade is overturned, the laws that have been put in place by the pro-life community (or that have been put in place to appease the pro-life community) will still keep abortion legal (such as the parental notification initiatives).
Actually doesn't it just say you only have to tell your parents? Notification is not getting permission. And if all you have to do is tell them, well...You ask this question in a manner that seems to indicate that you do support parental notification.
I really don't understand this. How can someone claim to be pro-life yet support a measure that says "You can kill your baby after you get your parent's permission."?
Limit or end? What do you choose?Apparently Bob's unaware that it's currently legal to kill babies.
I support any measure which would limit that ability. The fact that Bob doesn't is disturbing.
Psst...:listen:...those laws were in place before abortion.Parental notification laws are not focused strictly on abortion. They refer to any medical treatment and can include other activities such as body modifications, tattoos, marriage, and educational curricula. By all means, these provisions should continue after abortion is made illegal, and abortion should not be the sole purpose of these measures being passed.
Actually doesn't it just say you only have to tell your parents? Notification is not getting permission. And if all you have to do is tell them, well...
those laws were in place before abortion.
OK.No, it's consent.
Are you really that stupid? Parents have had to consent to medical procedures for their underage children since before abortion was legal.Not exactly, but it's nice to see that you've joined sides with Planned Parenthood on the issue of parental consent.
Are you really that stupid? Parents have had to consent to medical procedures for their underage children since before abortion was legal.
Well, no one ever accused SCotUS of being smart.Prior to Roe vs. Wade, it was widely accepted practice, although it was never law because it was never an issue.
The U.S. Supreme Court declared parental consent unconstitutional in the 1976 Planned Parenthood of Central Missouri v. Danforth decision. The fight for parental rights has been ongoing ever since.