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Comment on The Hypocrisy of Feminists. by cigarsmokingman

cigarsmokingman — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 18:07:17 +0000

It’s good to see you back online ! I agree with you 100%. Sarah Palin has certainly breathed new life into the Republican Party.

Comment on The Hypocrisy of Feminists. by cwonder

cwonder — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 23:01:33 +0000

We do have that choice. Who says we don’t? Just because one side says this and the other says that doesn’t mean anything. The law and the people make it happen. THe threats from the left that Roe vs. Wade will be turned over are hogwash. How many presidential campaigns have you been thru? It’s always the same thing being said. “He (Republican) will overturn Roe vs. Wade if you elect him”. It’s bull, he can’t. There should be regulations and education. Young girls should not be utilizing abortion as a contraceptive and people on both sides need to understand that these young people need to be educated. It will always be a fight… but that’s a fight between the far right and the far left. Don’t lump us as I won’t lump you. The U.S. is fulll of the inbetweens. It’s the inbetweens who need to look at our Presidential Candidates and decide who’s the closest to our beliefs because we all have different ones and nobody seems to want to change from one side to the other. I will not be voting for McCain because of his stance on abortion, I’ll be voting for him because I like his stance on the military and foriegn policy and don’t feel like making friends with those who have no desire to do the same. It’s personal for me and that’s my choice. The rest always seems to work itself out because of the American people, not the Government.

Comment on The Hypocrisy of Feminists. by treehugginglib

treehugginglib — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 08:26:47 +0000

And isn’t it wonderful that she has the Choice. No one (in government) is telling her how to live her life, what is right and wrong. She is getting to choose for herself what is best, what is right for her. We should all have that choice.

Comment on The Hypocrisy of Feminists. by cwonder

cwonder — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 23:30:14 +0000

I’ll tell you what they would say if Chelsea was pregnant, they would say “you go girl! Thank you for not choosing to abort.” That’s what they would say. It’s not about how old she is or that she’s unwed. It’s that in this day and age with all of the choices one could make and what their future might be, she chose responsibility and life. She chose the baby above herself and if you have children you know what I mean. If you don’t, believe me, the sacrifice is almost everything, especially in the beginning. Truthfully, I feel both sides can benefit from this. The conservative side can reinforce their Pro-Life stance while the Liberal side can open the eyes of the ignorant. We obviously have a problem in America with our teenagers getting pregnant. The Left can say, “See, it doesn’t matter how wonderful your family is or what values you try to instill in them, Teenagers will be teenagers and we need to prepare them.” At the same time the Right has the family value side of this young lady having a baby and the father taking responsibility and marrying her.

Comment on The Hypocrisy of Feminists. by treehugginglib

treehugginglib — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 22:43:35 +0000

I didn’t say anything about how I was feeling. I never said, “republicans make me feel…” And let’s face it, if this were Chelsea Clinton and she was having a child out of wedlock, even though she’s a grown woman, the conversation coming from repubs would be completely different. Please explain to me how what I said was hypocritical.

Comment on The Hypocrisy of Feminists. by cwonder

cwonder — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 17:19:13 +0000

Hardy Har Har. THere’s no name calling, it’s about principal. You contradict yourself. You are basing your own feelings on what other people used to think? This country has come a long way… are people not allowed to move forward with it? And because they have moved forward , you call it a double standard? I beg your pardon but hypocrite seemed to be the right term to use.

Comment on The Hypocrisy of Feminists. by treehugginglib

treehugginglib — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 01:20:53 +0000

So, in other words you can’t have a reasonable argument without name calling. Got it.

Comment on The Hypocrisy of Feminists. by cwonder

cwonder — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 00:21:58 +0000

What are you… lost in the 19th Century? It seems to me you haven’t paid much attention to anything but yourself. So in that respect, Speak for yourself. As a Republican woman, Veteran and Mother(Working).. I think I can speak for a few Republican women in saying, you seem to be the hypocrite.

Comment on The Hypocrisy of Feminists. by treehugginglib

treehugginglib — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 00:12:15 +0000

You completely miss the point. The republican party has been telling people what is moral and not moral for years. The have conveniently blended christianity and poltics. They have snubbed their noses at working moms and unwed mothers for years. Now, suddenly, the are embracing unwed mothers?? Teens who have sex out of wedlock?? A mother who has five kids, one with a disability, who returns to work three days after giving birth?? Excuse me, but this reeks of a double standard.

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