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  1. 2 points
    And if the woman's life is in danger, oh well, it's God's will. And once that unwanted child is born into a family that can't afford to raise it, oh well, get a job you lazy toddler. And if that woman is actually a 13 year old rape victim, or even if she's not, oh well, God's will again just don't look at me when that newborn goes hungry. Hey you know what else stops a beating heart? State-mandated executions in a system where you're 5-10 times more likely to be wrongfully convicted if you're nonwhite. No qualms with that though.. You only care about abortion because it allows you to virtue signal without any kind of sacrifice or effort on your part. You don't actually give a shit about the kid beyond that, or the women, or anything beyond waving your Bible around like a cudgel to make you feel important. It's cretinous and transparent. If your teenage daughter came home pregnant we both know your moral high ground would turn into a sandcastle immediately. FOH with your bullshit.
  2. 2 points
    First of all, don't presume to know whether Ohio has been good to me or not. Second of all, I'm allowed to denounce it if I like. It's called free speech. As for being one of the "best states in America", sure, it is if you're not a woman who wants control over her body instead of the government telling her what she can and can't do. It is if you don't mind being governed by a governor who promised to "do something" after the mass shooting in Dayton and his idea of "doing something" was to loosen gun laws. It is if you don't care that the way the state funds our schools was declared unconstitutional 26 years ago and the legislature's way of fixing it is to expand school vouchers to just about anyone. That's mine and your tax dollars effectively going to fund private schools, including religious schools. All expanding the school voucher program did was allow parents who were paying for their kids' education and could do so to reduce their burden. My school district currently has a tax levy on the ballot that if it passes, will increase my property taxes by $800.00/year. That is going to price a lot of senior citizens out of their homes. It is if you're a college student or professor who doesn't want to discuss anything deemed "controversial" in a classroom. Who decides what is "controversial" and what is not? Again, the legislature wants to decide that.
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