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BainsBane

(53,035 posts)
94. Pick up a newspaper
Thu Jun 6, 2013, 09:35 PM
Jun 2013

What an absolutely ridiculous post. How is it possible to lack such basic knowledge of politics in this country? https://www.google.com/search?q=abortion%20restrictions%20in%20the%20us&bav=on.2,or.r_cp.r_qf.&bvm=bv.47534661,d.aWc&biw=1024&bih=643&um=1&hl=en&authuser=0&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=iw&ei=AjmxUdyUFJP_yQHQwoHQAw

If you can't support something as basic as a women's right to choose, what's the point of even pretending?

Get rid of the partners leftynyc Jun 2013 #1
that is too creepy! Whisp Jun 2013 #3
A baby isn't always the desired outcome for either REP Jun 2013 #25
True but let's make sure we have in place funded groups that can help them MattBaggins Jun 2013 #4
Absolutely leftynyc Jun 2013 #6
It may be possible to charge them legally MattBaggins Jun 2013 #9
So many states run by the pubs leftynyc Jun 2013 #16
even though this article was about the situation in india, we know that it happens here, as well niyad Jun 2013 #91
+1,000,000 nt clarice Jun 2013 #54
That's revolting. sibelian Jun 2013 #2
i had a woman do this to me she "forgot" to take b.c. pill for 2 months leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #5
Happened to a friend of mine leftynyc Jun 2013 #8
we made plans to marry - j.o.p. marriage. i was going to college at the time and was going to put leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #44
Sounds like you almost married leftynyc Jun 2013 #47
thanks i cried for days over that baby (s)he'd be about 25 now - the baby was just past the 1st leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #50
She had a miscarriage, you mean? REP Jun 2013 #61
yea one day she went to the bathroom came back and told me she thought the baby died i asked leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #63
Okay. I'm calling bullshit. REP Jun 2013 #72
it wa 25 years ago and maybe im wrong about the length but it was a fucking shock to both of us leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #74
I'm not the one changing my story around REP Jun 2013 #75
i didnt know she stopped taking them i did know she was using them but she didnt tell me she stopped leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #80
I can see how that's exactly the same... cynatnite Jun 2013 #10
- i never claimed they were the same leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #29
It's a form of rape, IMO... cynatnite Jun 2013 #32
she went off the pill without telling me and I invaded HER body?? leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #37
Oh, we were talking about you... cynatnite Jun 2013 #46
no WE werent i made a post and stuck your nose in it leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #48
This is a public forum...get used to people doing that. n/t cynatnite Jun 2013 #49
you should do the same leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #52
Um...I was making fun of you. n/t cynatnite Jun 2013 #53
did you marry her? the difference is, you could walk away at any time. not quite the same niyad Jun 2013 #11
Walk away and you're still on the hook. nt Bonobo Jun 2013 #15
rigggght. and how many men are actually paying child support? in how many cases is it even niyad Jun 2013 #17
child support is the law arely staircase Jun 2013 #19
Still on the hook. Bonobo Jun 2013 #20
how mary that are acutally payiong is not the point but nice try leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #36
Are you for real? In Oregon, where I live, there are extensive penalties for nonpayment. nt Poll_Blind Jun 2013 #59
Right, because every single man ducks out on child support ProudToBeBlueInRhody Jun 2013 #82
no i didnt she met someone with whom she shared a bitrhday and left me for him leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #31
no i couldnt walk away anytime - how dare you assume, without knowing me, that i would walk away leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #45
I did not assume you would, I only said you could. a slight difference there. niyad Jun 2013 #92
Did you forget to put on a condom? Marrah_G Jun 2013 #22
You must be joking. Mariana Jun 2013 #28
Exactly. redqueen Jun 2013 #39
she didnt want me using them she didnt like them leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #33
~facepalm~ Marrah_G Jun 2013 #34
well if she tells me not to wear them i wont - i didnt care that she got pregnant i was more than leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #40
This has been going on for along time ThomThom Jun 2013 #70
I would have gotten the fuck out of there ProudToBeBlueInRhody Jun 2013 #84
we were dating for about about 1.5 years (have sex all that time ) and she WAS on the pill bcause leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #86
You did it to yourself TorchTheWitch Jun 2013 #98
here you go blaming the victim leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #106
When women do it, it is called "choosing to start a family" and Bonobo Jun 2013 #7
men have a choice, too, and you know it. they can walk, any time, as so many do. niyad Jun 2013 #12
"Ooops I forgot my pill" Bonobo Jun 2013 #14
please, men do it all the time and you know it. but keep up the "poor, victimized men" meme. niyad Jun 2013 #18
He can walk away from the relationship after the first "I forgot" REP Jun 2013 #21
Who would do such a thing? Bonobo Jun 2013 #24
It can be an accident. REP Jun 2013 #26
she didnt forget 1 or 2 days she stopped taking them without telling me leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #41
Men can be responsible for birth control if they are worried about becoming fathers REP Jun 2013 #62
yes just as women and i was fine with becoming a father. she didnt like condoms and didnt want leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #65
But you just said you were fine with becoming a father ... so I don't see how you were tricked REP Jun 2013 #71
well i didnt say i was tricked (although i was ) and when she told me i was ok with being a father leftyohiolib Jun 2013 #77
I can certainly understand the visceral and petulant desire to blame everyone other than oneself... LanternWaste Jun 2013 #64
One can also think they are engaging in an honest relationship ProudToBeBlueInRhody Jun 2013 #83
If a man knows he doesn't want to start a family... MadrasT Jun 2013 #81
of course, if a man is serious about never having children, there are vasectomies. condoms are niyad Jun 2013 #93
This should be an assault charge. Starry Messenger Jun 2013 #13
I used to know an ass who did this to his wife TWICE. Xithras Jun 2013 #23
I have been married 25 plus years exboyfil Jun 2013 #104
I knew a woman whose husband forcibly impregnated her to keep her dependent. Shrike47 Jun 2013 #27
delicious popcorn thread !! nt galileoreloaded Jun 2013 #30
This is a serious issue. More and more states are reducing access to abortion. redqueen Jun 2013 #38
serious issue? where, exactly? galileoreloaded Jun 2013 #42
Keep digging. redqueen Jun 2013 #43
hahahahahahaha what a stellar organization of rich one percenters!!! (technically i am one too so i galileoreloaded Jun 2013 #57
Pick up a newspaper BainsBane Jun 2013 #94
so because this was a report about india, we are not supposed to care? seriously, indian women niyad Jun 2013 #96
keep quiet BainsBane Jun 2013 #97
I know, how silly of me not to bow to his demonstrated superior wisdom. niyad Jun 2013 #99
We certainly advertise our character in what we choose to trivialize. LanternWaste Jun 2013 #66
Totally agree galileoreloaded Jun 2013 #68
It's a form of rape... cynatnite Jun 2013 #35
A female acquaintence of mine recently headed off to a different state to do this to a man. Poll_Blind Jun 2013 #51
Jill sounds kind of crazy. NaturalHigh Jun 2013 #88
Crimes involve motive and opportunity. lumberjack_jeff Jun 2013 #55
Okay, so you don't think women aren't forced to be pregnant against their will... cynatnite Jun 2013 #58
Too many negatives, can't parse. lumberjack_jeff Jun 2013 #67
this isnt research...... galileoreloaded Jun 2013 #85
you forgot VASECTOMY. niyad Jun 2013 #100
I didn't forget vasectomy nor did I forget tubal ligation. lumberjack_jeff Jun 2013 #101
no, it isn't. but you just keep trying. niyad Jun 2013 #102
Perhaps you have a point. Maybe the women in the OP should have tubal ligation to prevent coercion. lumberjack_jeff Jun 2013 #103
I wonder if anyone is surprised by the posts about "crazy" or "trashy" women as responses to this OP redqueen Jun 2013 #56
Somehow it always gets back around to the poor poor men, doesn't it? Sheldon Cooper Jun 2013 #60
Yes, somehow. nt redqueen Jun 2013 #69
And all that abuse they take from the women who want to ensnare them. Squinch Jun 2013 #79
and it took about 30 seconds longer than I figured it would. niyad Jun 2013 #89
and the absolute lack of concern for the women's forced pregnancy is appalling. it's all about niyad Jun 2013 #95
Those men should be forcibly sterilized. aquart Jun 2013 #73
I would walk out on him! In_The_Wind Jun 2013 #76
I have had men admit this twice at work. Butterbean Jun 2013 #78
Seriously? Why? NaturalHigh Jun 2013 #87
it is all about control--keeping the woman dependent, making sure she can't leave, a whole niyad Jun 2013 #90
The media has to call this what it is: RAPE. alp227 Jun 2013 #105
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