26 Oct 2011, 5:47 pm
27 Oct 2011, 1:27 am
androbot2084 wrote:
The Religious Right says that nourishing an unborn fetus is not worth the paper that the food stamps are printed on.
That's not what the religious right has said, what the religious right has a problem with is with people using food stamps to buy alcohol and cigarettes, not food.
27 Oct 2011, 10:10 am
Inuyasha wrote:
androbot2084 wrote:
The Religious Right says that nourishing an unborn fetus is not worth the paper that the food stamps are printed on.
That's not what the religious right has said, what the religious right has a problem with is with people using food stamps to buy alcohol and cigarettes, not food.
Well that is just another case of the ignorance of the religious right.
They don't let you buy tobacco and Booze with food stamps.
27 Oct 2011, 3:32 pm
27 Oct 2011, 3:41 pm
JakobVirgil wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
androbot2084 wrote:
The Religious Right says that nourishing an unborn fetus is not worth the paper that the food stamps are printed on.
That's not what the religious right has said, what the religious right has a problem with is with people using food stamps to buy alcohol and cigarettes, not food.
Well that is just another case of the ignorance of the religious right.
They don't let you buy tobacco and Booze with food stamps.
On a straight party-line vote California lawmakers gave the green light for welfare recipients to purchase alcohol and tobacco products using taxpayer money. The insanity in the Golden State continues despite the state’s $23 billion deficit and double-digit unemployment.
Recently California changed the way it disperses food stamps. In an effort to take the stigma away from food stamps the state issues welfare beneficiaries with an Electronic Benefits Card which look and work like an ATM card.
The Golden State doles out welfare benefits through the CalWORKS program. In the past welfare recipients were not allowed to buy beer and cigarettes, but compassionate state lawmakers decided it wasn’t fair to stop TAXPAYER money from being used to subsidize non-essential bad habits.
“You would think a simple common sense reform like trying to make sure taxpayer money is not used for the purchase of alcohol and tobacco would find bi-partisan support,” said GOP State Senator Bob Dutton.
http://www.examiner.com/county-politica ... california
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27 Oct 2011, 3:44 pm
Lecks wrote:
From another thread:
Adressing the bolded.
Abortion is a drastic procedure handled with extreme care by both the patient and her physician, as it's performed by trained medical professionals it fits none of the definitions of "barbaric" I've been able to find. It's not uncivilised, primitive, crude or brutal.
Joker wrote:
I love my religion, culture and family I do not care what you think about it. Abortion is also barbaric but you have yet to explain to me how it isn't.
Adressing the bolded.
Abortion is a drastic procedure handled with extreme care by both the patient and her physician, as it's performed by trained medical professionals it fits none of the definitions of "barbaric" I've been able to find. It's not uncivilised, primitive, crude or brutal.
So is circumcision it is done by both a physician with extreme care.
And your telling me that if 8 mouth child inside the mother is aborted that isn't cruel brutal or barbaric
27 Oct 2011, 3:57 pm
Inuyasha wrote:
JakobVirgil wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
androbot2084 wrote:
The Religious Right says that nourishing an unborn fetus is not worth the paper that the food stamps are printed on.
That's not what the religious right has said, what the religious right has a problem with is with people using food stamps to buy alcohol and cigarettes, not food.
Well that is just another case of the ignorance of the religious right.
They don't let you buy tobacco and Booze with food stamps.
On a straight party-line vote California lawmakers gave the green light for welfare recipients to purchase alcohol and tobacco products using taxpayer money. The insanity in the Golden State continues despite the state’s $23 billion deficit and double-digit unemployment.
Recently California changed the way it disperses food stamps. In an effort to take the stigma away from food stamps the state issues welfare beneficiaries with an Electronic Benefits Card which look and work like an ATM card.
The Golden State doles out welfare benefits through the CalWORKS program. In the past welfare recipients were not allowed to buy beer and cigarettes, but compassionate state lawmakers decided it wasn’t fair to stop TAXPAYER money from being used to subsidize non-essential bad habits.
“You would think a simple common sense reform like trying to make sure taxpayer money is not used for the purchase of alcohol and tobacco would find bi-partisan support,” said GOP State Senator Bob Dutton.
http://www.examiner.com/county-politica ... california
You were saying...
wtf?!
You can bet I'll be writing my representative about this...
27 Oct 2011, 3:58 pm
Joker wrote:
So is circumcision it is done by both a physician with extreme care.
But it is primitive.
Quote:
And your telling me that if 8 mouth child inside the mother is aborted that isn't cruel brutal or barbaric
I have never said that. An abortion at 8 months does not sit well with me. Being pro-choice does not mean I support late term abortions and I'll restate it so it's absolutely clear to you: I do not support late term abortions.
27 Oct 2011, 3:59 pm
LKL wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
JakobVirgil wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
androbot2084 wrote:
The Religious Right says that nourishing an unborn fetus is not worth the paper that the food stamps are printed on.
That's not what the religious right has said, what the religious right has a problem with is with people using food stamps to buy alcohol and cigarettes, not food.
Well that is just another case of the ignorance of the religious right.
They don't let you buy tobacco and Booze with food stamps.
On a straight party-line vote California lawmakers gave the green light for welfare recipients to purchase alcohol and tobacco products using taxpayer money. The insanity in the Golden State continues despite the state’s $23 billion deficit and double-digit unemployment.
Recently California changed the way it disperses food stamps. In an effort to take the stigma away from food stamps the state issues welfare beneficiaries with an Electronic Benefits Card which look and work like an ATM card.
The Golden State doles out welfare benefits through the CalWORKS program. In the past welfare recipients were not allowed to buy beer and cigarettes, but compassionate state lawmakers decided it wasn’t fair to stop TAXPAYER money from being used to subsidize non-essential bad habits.
“You would think a simple common sense reform like trying to make sure taxpayer money is not used for the purchase of alcohol and tobacco would find bi-partisan support,” said GOP State Senator Bob Dutton.
http://www.examiner.com/county-politica ... california
You were saying...
wtf?!
You can bet I'll be writing my representative about this...
Doubt you'll get anywhere, but good luck.
27 Oct 2011, 4:02 pm
27 Oct 2011, 4:09 pm
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27 Oct 2011, 4:23 pm
Lecks wrote:
Joker wrote:
So is circumcision it is done by both a physician with extreme care.
But it is primitive.
Parents some times get their childrens ears peirced when they are just infants the same can be said about having the child circumcised it would hurt a lot more getting it done as a teen or a adult.
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And your telling me that if 8 mouth child inside the mother is aborted that isn't cruel brutal or barbaric
I have never said that. An abortion at 8 months does not sit well with me. Being pro-choice does not mean I support late term abortions and I'll restate it so it's absolutely clear to you: I do not support late term abortions.
Well that is something we can both agree on late term abortions are the worst!
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