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Originally posted by FredT
As stated above, this is a personal issue with this guy and he is on a fishing expedition. The next step is to get YOUR ISP on the line and see if we have been visiting porn sites on the internet. :shk:
Originally posted by Kinja
All you people whining are accomplices to Rape and murder.
Originally posted by FredT
Really now then why has the puts AG refused to accept records that has the patients identities removed for his investigation?
As stated above, this is a personal issue with this guy and he is on a fishing expedition. The next step is to get YOUR ISP on the line and see if we have been visiting porn sites on the internet. :shk:
Originally posted by Kinja
Originally posted by FredT
Really now then why has the puts AG refused to accept records that has the patients identities removed for his investigation?
As stated above, this is a personal issue with this guy and he is on a fishing expedition. The next step is to get YOUR ISP on the line and see if we have been visiting porn sites on the internet. :shk:
I guess if you have something to hide or are ashamed of, you would be worried that someone knew what websites you went to or frequented.
Originally posted by soficrow
I'd like to see your evidence.
Such statements are slanderous, if not libelous.
Originally posted by Kinja
Originally posted by soficrow
I'd like to see your evidence.
Such statements are slanderous, if not libelous.
It is quite simple, anyone standing for the concealment of a rape or murder is an accomplice.
Originally posted by soficrow
Originally posted by Kinja
Originally posted by FredT
Really now then why has the puts AG refused to accept records that has the patients identities removed for his investigation?
As stated above, this is a personal issue with this guy and he is on a fishing expedition. The next step is to get YOUR ISP on the line and see if we have been visiting porn sites on the internet. :shk:
I guess if you have something to hide or are ashamed of, you would be worried that someone knew what websites you went to or frequented.
Oh really? So you don't believe in civil liberties, or support a person's right to privacy?
Do you realize you are spouting standard fascist trash?
Originally posted by soficrow
Originally posted by DrHoracid
Sorry dude. Abortion doctors are butchers not surgeons. Mass murderers. Serial Killers. Their medical license needs to be revoked. They rank right down there with Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot, etc, etc.
Abortion doctors have saved a LOT of lives. ...Desperate women who would have gone to real butchers - women who are sick with undiagnosed illnesses that are triggered by pregnancy hormones - girls who were raped and are too young to bring a baby to term. ...and more.
Originally posted by DrHoracid
Please provide data that abortion butchers save lives. Let's do a comparison to numbers of murdered babies vs saved lives. Do you have such data or is this just feminist BS.?
Originally posted by DrHoracid
Originally posted by soficrow
Originally posted by DrHoracid
Sorry dude. Abortion doctors are butchers not surgeons. Mass murderers. Serial Killers. Their medical license needs to be revoked. They rank right down there with Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot, etc, etc.
Abortion doctors have saved a LOT of lives. ...Desperate women who would have gone to real butchers - women who are sick with undiagnosed illnesses that are triggered by pregnancy hormones - girls who were raped and are too young to bring a baby to term. ...and more.
Please provide data that abortion butchers save lives. Let's do a comparison to numbers of murdered babies vs saved lives. Do you have such data or is this just feminist BS.?
Originally posted by marg6043
Dr. Horacid perhaps Christians fundamentalist should will target sinners that have frequent divorces, but the truth is most of them are sinners also. Perhaps divorce should become a capital crime and masturbation.
April14, 2004. “43.6 Million and Counting: What Can Be Done About the Uninsured?”
www.med.unc.edu...
"...The Institute of Medicine estimates that 18,000 uninsured Americans die needlessly each year because they can't afford to see a doctor when they're sick. ...the uninsured often pay more for medical care than the insured."
www.pbs.org...
Getting Less Care: The Uninsured with Chronic Health Conditions. February 2001
www.familiesusa.org...
Families USA
www.familiesusa.org...
A lack of affordable housing and the limited scale of housing assistance programs are the primary causes of homelessness. The growing gap between the number of affordable housing units and the number of people needing them has created a housing crisis for poor people. ...recently, rents have soared, putting housing out of reach for the poorest Americans.
www.nationalhomeless.org...
Approximately 33% of homeless men are veterans, although veterans comprise only 23% of the general adult male population. The National Coalition for Homeless Veterans estimates that on any given night, 299,321 veterans are homeless (National Coalition for Homeless Veterans, 2003).
www.nationalhomeless.org...
In most cases, homelessness is a temporary circumstance -- not a permanent condition. A more appropriate measure of the magnitude of homelessness is therefore the number of people who experience homelessness over time, not the number of "homeless people." ...the best approximation is from an Urban Institute study which states that about 3.5 million people, 1.35 million of them children, are likely to experience homelessness in a given year (Urban Institute 2000).
www.nationalhomeless.org...
Facts about Homelessness
www.nationalhomeless.org...
Report: Illegal to be Homeless: The Criminalization of Homelessness in the United States, Embargoed Until 11 a.m. EST, Tuesday, November 9, 2004, after the national election.
...the most comprehensive study of homeless civil rights violations. This study is also the most up-to-date survey of current laws that criminalize homeless people and ranks the top "meanest" cities and states in the country. This report examines legislated ordinances and statutes, as well as law enforcement and community practices since August of 2003.
www.nationalhomeless.org...
Domestic Hunger & Poverty Facts
Hunger persists in the U.S.
* 36.3 million people—including 13 million children—live in households that experience hunger or the risk of hunger. This represents more than one in ten households in the United States (11.2 percent). This is an increase of 1.4 million, from 34.9, million in 2002. 1
* 3.5 percent of U.S. households experience hunger. Some people in these households frequently skip meals or eat too little, sometimes going without food for a whole day. 9.6 million people, including 3 million children, live in these homes.1
* 7.7 percent of U.S. households are at risk of hunger. Members of these households have lower quality diets or must resort to seeking emergency food because they cannot always afford the food they need. 26.6 million people, including 10.3 million children, live in these homes. 1
* Research shows that preschool and school-aged children who experience severe hunger have higher levels of chronic illness, anxiety and depression, and behavior problems than children with no hunger. 2
www.bread.org...
"Rumph, 54, is part of the local population of older residents who depend on emergency food services.
...“I’ve had no income for over a year,” he said. “I can’t do nothing no more. I’m suppose to take four inhalers. I’m waiting for them to start my disability before I kick the bucket.”
According to Shared Harvest Foodbank in Fairfield, the elderly, aged 60 and older, make up 11 percent of people who seek food at pantries in Butler County. However, 32 percent of the elderly are hungry in Southwest Ohio, said Tina Osso, founder and executive director of Shared Harvest.
"Foodbanks' older clientele to rise"
www.journal-news.com... news/stories/2004/12/19/HJN1219HUNGER.html
Originally posted by soficrow
DrH - You did not provide data to prove your assertions.
However, I will accept your numbers and ask, "What do you propose to do do about the already hungry, poor, uninsured and homeless before you add more unwanted children to their numbers?
Originally posted by DrHoracid
Originally posted by soficrow
DrH - You did not provide data to prove your assertions.
However, I will accept your numbers and ask, "What do you propose to do do about the already hungry, poor, uninsured and homeless before you add more unwanted children to their numbers?
You 'assume' all abortions are from "poor" women.
Originally posted by soficrow
No. I don't make that assumption. I am aware that unwanted children create many and diverse burdens upon society.
My first question stands, "What do you propose to do do about the already hungry, poor, uninsured and homeless before you add more unwanted children to their numbers?"
My second question: "Given that abortion clients come from so many different backgrounds and have such different motives, rationales and constraints, how can you presume to create a "one-size-fits-all" judgment?"
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Originally posted by soficrow
....how can you presume to create a "one-size-fits-all" judgment?"