Recent Wave of Immigrant Arrests - What Does it Mean?

PJ_Soul said:

So we've devolved into a conversation about how Michael Moore is fat and unattractive, as though it matters? Wtf?

HughFreakingDillon said:

Godfather. said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

Godfather. said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

logic. hahaha. banning 7 nations that have never exported a terrorist to america but not banning ones that have is "logic". telling a woman what she can and can't do with her own body is "logic". telling people who they can and can't love is "logic". telling CITIZENS of the country that their travel priveleges are being reevaluated because of a petty piece of shit president is "logic". tweeting that the former prez bugged you and refusing to provide evidence and asking congress to waste money investigating nothing is "logic". telling the citizens that a fucking wall is going to keep the US rape- and murder-free is "logic". telling the world that china is behind the climate change "hoax" is "logic".

give me a fucking break. there's no logic. it's power through oppression and financial manipulation.

your liberal babble is over flowing, have a beer and a few taco's, you'll feel better.

here's a thought: try to dispute what I said instead of the nonsensical grade-school insults.

because there is no point to arguing our points, neither you or I will budge on our stance, the only thing we agree on is telling a woman what she can and can't do with her own body, but with that in mind if your wife/girlfriend was pregnant with your child would it still be an issue of "her body" or "your child" ? are you willing to kill your unborn child because she has the right to do as she wishes with her own body ?
just to be clear, it would not be my concern what your wife/girlfriend decided to do with her body but it would however be yours..yes ?

no, it's not a "stance". you can't argue the things I mentioned above are a result of logic. they simply are not.

my wife and I discussed these types of issues long before it was an issue. she is pro choice, but has stated she would never get an abortion (catholic), I am pro choice.

if it came down to it, and if I had been with someone who got pregnant and wanted to have an abortion and I didn't want that, I'd be devastated, and I'd do everything in my power to convince her otherwise, but ultimately, I cannot force someone else to do something with their body they do not want.

j1kotwic said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

Godfather. said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

Godfather. said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

logic. hahaha. banning 7 nations that have never exported a terrorist to america but not banning ones that have is "logic". telling a woman what she can and can't do with her own body is "logic". telling people who they can and can't love is "logic". telling CITIZENS of the country that their travel priveleges are being reevaluated because of a petty piece of shit president is "logic". tweeting that the former prez bugged you and refusing to provide evidence and asking congress to waste money investigating nothing is "logic". telling the citizens that a fucking wall is going to keep the US rape- and murder-free is "logic". telling the world that china is behind the climate change "hoax" is "logic".

give me a fucking break. there's no logic. it's power through oppression and financial manipulation.

your liberal babble is over flowing, have a beer and a few taco's, you'll feel better.

here's a thought: try to dispute what I said instead of the nonsensical grade-school insults.

because there is no point to arguing our points, neither you or I will budge on our stance, the only thing we agree on is telling a woman what she can and can't do with her own body, but with that in mind if your wife/girlfriend was pregnant with your child would it still be an issue of "her body" or "your child" ? are you willing to kill your unborn child because she has the right to do as she wishes with her own body ?
just to be clear, it would not be my concern what your wife/girlfriend decided to do with her body but it would however be yours..yes ?

no, it's not a "stance". you can't argue the things I mentioned above are a result of logic. they simply are not.

my wife and I discussed these types of issues long before it was an issue. she is pro choice, but has stated she would never get an abortion (catholic), I am pro choice.

if it came down to it, and if I had been with someone who got pregnant and wanted to have an abortion and I didn't want that, I'd be devastated, and I'd do everything in my power to convince her otherwise, but ultimately, I cannot force someone else to do something with their body they do not want.

Your wife is a Catholic AND pro-choice?