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  ExJw And Abortions

  by tyydyy in

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  we all know the jw view of abortion before leaving but what about now?

  how have your views changed?

  i used to secretly cheer when i heard that women had gained more rights concerning abortions.

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  tyydyy

  Mega,

  My stance, for what it's worth is based on MY definition of life and the value of that life. I would not impose MY definition on someone else either by a law or by making judgemental statements.

  The law has to step in a some point and that should be set by the collective concience of the community and I believe that should be done by better method than the current political method used by the US.

  I also believe that there cannot be an accurate collective concience without open discussions like the one we are having here.

  If I were to become pregnant (science has to make some quantum leaps before that is possible) I would use my knowledge and emotions to come to that conclusion at that time.

  TimB
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  ExJw And Abortions

  by tyydyy in

  1. jw
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  we all know the jw view of abortion before leaving but what about now?

  how have your views changed?

  i used to secretly cheer when i heard that women had gained more rights concerning abortions.

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  tyydyy

  Sorry Joel that was my lame attempt at joking with you. It wasn't meant as a serious comment.
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  ExJw And Abortions

  by tyydyy in

  1. jw
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  we all know the jw view of abortion before leaving but what about now?

  how have your views changed?

  i used to secretly cheer when i heard that women had gained more rights concerning abortions.

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  tyydyy

  Easy for you to say Joel, you don't ever have to worry about it.

  TimB
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  Rome was especially ruthless

  by Yadirf in

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  i found this interesting picture on a site someone here referenced today.

  can you fathom being treated this way (persecuted) as apparently some christians were under the government of the roman empire?

  (also, look at the ones impaled round about the arena there.

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  Ok Yadirf,

  Would you please tell us why it was ok for god to kill all those children living at the time of the flood. Why was it ok for all women and children to die just because they happened to live in the "promised land". If god was really concerned about how horrible their worship was then why didn't he exterminate all the other religions of the earth?

  What would you think of a military leader today who told his army to invade a city or country (such as Afganistan) and kill every man woman and child? I think that every person on the face of the earth would call for his execution. What do you think we should do with GOD?

  TimB
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  Anointed Actuarial Report

  by RunningMan in

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  many years ago, i noticed (like the rest of you) that the stubborn anointed.

  ones seemed to be immortal.

  supposedly, they had all been sealed prior.

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  tyydyy

  They are not immortal!

  They have a time machine and keep going back to 1985.

  TimB
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  Year 2001 Awards

  by DB in

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  the year is coming to a close.

  perhaps it's a good time to think about some "awards" for the posters and/or items appearing on this site.

  any suggestions?.

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  tyydyy

  I'm not here enough to actually nominate someone but maybe I could suggest a couple of catagories.

  Most conpicuous.
  Most inconspicuous poster (some one who has a lot of posts but still we have no idea who they are or what they believe in.)

  TimB
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  What are men scared of???

  by Billygoat in

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  i just read tyydyy's post on macho men.

  kent had an interesting point:.

  i'd say a girl would go for a man - and then i mean someone who isn't scared shitless by a girl with brains!.

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  tyydyy

  I like to take a strong, intelligent and confident woman and break her. I want her blubbering like an idiot about how much she needs me and can't live without me. I want her to ask me my opinion before everything she does. Then my work is done.

  TimB
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  ExJw And Abortions

  by tyydyy in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  we all know the jw view of abortion before leaving but what about now?

  how have your views changed?

  i used to secretly cheer when i heard that women had gained more rights concerning abortions.

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  tyydyy

  mommy,

  But to minimize it and say it is not a child yet, is just that minimizing the whole perspective

  Very good point. I didn't think of it that way. I would have to agree that the pregnant woman should be the one to define the intent or the "life".

  TimB
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  ExJw And Abortions

  by tyydyy in

  1. jw
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  we all know the jw view of abortion before leaving but what about now?

  how have your views changed?

  i used to secretly cheer when i heard that women had gained more rights concerning abortions.

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  tyydyy

  Mega,
  Most abortions do not stop a beating heart.
  My mom was pro-choice and chose to have a baby.
  As long as you have an option, you have to make a choice.

  Actually, I think that the morality police actually cause some abortions. If they make it too difficult for youngsters to get birth control then they have to take some responsibility for the pregnancy and the abortion.

  Jan, With all due respect that thread was serveral months ago and a good many of us did not get to participate in that discussion.
  Good article though.

  TimB
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  ExJw And Abortions

  by tyydyy in

  1. jw
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  we all know the jw view of abortion before leaving but what about now?

  how have your views changed?

  i used to secretly cheer when i heard that women had gained more rights concerning abortions.

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  tyydyy

  I agree Shecky. Men don't need a say in the matter except as members of the society we live in who make up the colective concience of the community. Shouldn't the laws reflect the concience of the people?

  TimB