Thanking PP for all that they do to "help families" is like thanking a drunk driver that ran over your four-year-old for what he's done to your family. This is rediculous.
Clearie, you may not have a vote, but you have a voice. You have friends that vote. You have relatives that vote. You can post a sign and hand out a brochure. This country is your country too, and you can change it. All it takes is your will.
It's really hard to find common ground when one group believes they are striving for equality for women and the other believes they are saving tens of thousands of babies from being killed.
There's a big difference between supporting "saving a child" and wanting to make abortion rare. I'd like to see abortion rates lessened through higher availability of birth control, more options for women to do with their reproductive health (many are turned away when they want to be sterilized), and sex-education programs that consist of more than, "don't have sex." I don't see how that makes me any less pro-choice.
I thought I wasn't going to watch the whole video, 23 minutes looked too long, but I just saw the whole thing. Politics isn't boring when Barack is talking. I want him to be President so much!
are people just scared of being disappointed? even if this man doesn't win, i'm sure his speeches are already being recorded to inspire others for generations to come. he's already changing america! why feel ashamed of having a little hope! I HOPE THIS MAN WINS!
There's always in-between!!I come from am ex-comunist country and I know that,u don't? Saying u live in the country of all posibilities.How can u tell me to be a pro-life and stop my cancer treatment in order to have the baby and then maybe die before giving birth?How is that pro-life?Also I don't see the point of late term abortion when u can give the child to someone that wants it,for adoption. There's a side to every story if u choose to listent to it....so there can be in-betweens!
This is the first time I have heard this outstanding speech. Let's hear more of this eloquent truth, and not allow Sen. Clinton to lay exclusive claim to women's advocacy. When all is said and done, Sen. Obama is a much stronger voice for women and deserves our votes.
Pro-lifers are not against women's health. I think that it is a needed thing for planned parenthood to provided mammograms, cervical cancer screenings, contraceptives, etc, and if they were to just provide those services no one would have a problem. It is the belief that a woman has the right to remove the "piece of tissue" in their womb and the action of doing this that is the cause of the upset. I feel that, on this subject, the majority of the nations understanding on science and anatomy is
Thanking PP for all that they do to "help families" is like thanking a drunk driver that ran over your four-year-old for what he's done to your family. This is rediculous.
You made the choice when you pulled your pants down. What about the innocent baby's choice?
Clearie, you may not have a vote, but you have a voice. You have friends that vote. You have relatives that vote. You can post a sign and hand out a brochure. This country is your country too, and you can change it. All it takes is your will.
It's really hard to find common ground when one group believes they are striving for equality for women and the other believes they are saving tens of thousands of babies from being killed.
Actually the like/dislike ratio is even.
There's a big difference between supporting "saving a child" and wanting to make abortion rare. I'd like to see abortion rates lessened through higher availability of birth control, more options for women to do with their reproductive health (many are turned away when they want to be sterilized), and sex-education programs that consist of more than, "don't have sex." I don't see how that makes me any less pro-choice.
I thought I wasn't going to watch the whole video, 23 minutes looked too long, but I just saw the whole thing. Politics isn't boring when Barack is talking. I want him to be President so much!
are people just scared of being disappointed? even if this man doesn't win, i'm sure his speeches are already being recorded to inspire others for generations to come. he's already changing america! why feel ashamed of having a little hope! I HOPE THIS MAN WINS!
There's always in-between!!I come from am ex-comunist country and I know that,u don't? Saying u live in the country of all posibilities.How can u tell me to be a pro-life and stop my cancer treatment in order to have the baby and then maybe die before giving birth?How is that pro-life?Also I don't see the point of late term abortion when u can give the child to someone that wants it,for adoption.
There's a side to every story if u choose to listent to it....so there can be in-betweens!
YES!
We can't afford all his tax cuts.
Right on. Obama for President 2008.
This is the first time I have heard this outstanding speech. Let's hear more of this eloquent truth, and not allow Sen. Clinton to lay exclusive claim to women's advocacy. When all is said and done, Sen. Obama is a much stronger voice for women and deserves our votes.
Pro-lifers are not against women's health. I think that it is a needed thing for planned parenthood to provided mammograms, cervical cancer screenings, contraceptives, etc, and if they were to just provide those services no one would have a problem. It is the belief that a woman has the right to remove the "piece of tissue" in their womb and the action of doing this that is the cause of the upset. I feel that, on this subject, the majority of the nations understanding on science and anatomy is
GO OBAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
first!
wow he's quite the feminist... xD just kidding. I wish I was a year older!