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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Enda Kenny thinks we need to talk! He's probably right but he's at least a decade behind the curve and what the hell can be done to restore morality to a society addicted to narcissistic tic 'likes' and kinky porn?

Discuss

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin

Enda Kenny needs to concentrate on more important matters, like repealing the 8th.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

He's not really a fan of that I don't think mingo

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin

Thankfully it's not up to him, it's up to us. we just have to keep pressuring him to give us the choice.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

As a guy, why do you care?

I think the rape and terminal fetus etc cases need to be fixed ASAP but I'm not too pushed on making it a free for all so long as the morning after pill is still available.

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin

Because I believe in a woman's fundamental right to choose.

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By *artletWoman
over a year ago

Kerry


" I think the rape and terminal fetus etc cases need to be fixed ASAP but I'm not too pushed on making it a free for all so long as the morning after pill is still available. "

I presume you realise the MAP isn't a suitable option for some women that might need to take it?

And as for it being a "free for all", every woman should have the choice. Why shouldn't they?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I've no strong views either way... But the word fundamental is a stretch surely?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


" I think the rape and terminal fetus etc cases need to be fixed ASAP but I'm not too pushed on making it a free for all so long as the morning after pill is still available.

I presume you realise the MAP isn't a suitable option for some women that might need to take it?

And as for it being a "free for all", every woman should have the choice. Why shouldn't they?"

Well to play devils advocate I could say the baby should have a choice.

We don't live in a free society... Laws, taxes etc. So why is this right to choose so important over others?

There's also a question over the man's choice.. Takes two to tango

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"I've no strong views either way... But the word fundamental is a stretch surely?

"

fundamental

adjective

1.

forming a necessary base or core; of central importance.

No, not a stretch in the slightest. The reproductive rights of women should naturally be of central importance to them.

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin


" I think the rape and terminal fetus etc cases need to be fixed ASAP but I'm not too pushed on making it a free for all so long as the morning after pill is still available.

I presume you realise the MAP isn't a suitable option for some women that might need to take it?

And as for it being a "free for all", every woman should have the choice. Why shouldn't they?

Well to play devils advocate I could say the baby should have a choice.

We don't live in a free society... Laws, taxes etc. So why is this right to choose so important over others?

There's also a question over the man's choice.. Takes two to tango

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because I think at it's core it's early (not late) stage abortions that are the issue here, and at that early stage it's not a baby, it's a collection of cells.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Come on now, you are a smart guy so don't jump to 'just because' without some reasoning

Air, water, food, shelter seem like fundamental rights.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Sure you and I are only a collection of cells

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Surely this would be an ecumenical matter

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"Come on now, you are a smart guy so don't jump to 'just because' without some reasoning

Air, water, food, shelter seem like fundamental rights.

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Yes, and what we choose to do with our bodies should also be a fundamental right. it is of central importance.

My body, my chouice.

Her body, her choice.

For me, it's really quite simple.

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"Sure you and I are only a collection of cells"

Sentient cells.

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"Surely this would be an ecumenical matter "

That's why we're in this fucking mess.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Sure you and I are only a collection of cells

Sentient cells. "

When does 'it' become sentient?

I'm sentient now but I think I'd have serious FOMO if my mam chucked me in a medical waste bin when I was but a zygote

Anyway back to porn please....

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Surely this would be an ecumenical matter

That's why we're in this fucking mess. "

There are bigger messes

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"Sure you and I are only a collection of cells

Sentient cells.

When does 'it' become sentient?

I'm sentient now but I think I'd have serious FOMO if my mam chucked me in a medical waste bin when I was but a zygote

Anyway back to porn please....

"

Look, before we do I want to emphasise that I'm pro-choice. the clue is in the name: choice. I believe in a womans right to choose. It does not necessarily mean i'm pro-abortion. I can disagree with abortion and still be pro choice.

As a man, If I happen to be anti-abortion, it does not, nor should not give me the right from preventing a woman to choose one.

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"Surely this would be an ecumenical matter

That's why we're in this fucking mess.

There are bigger messes "

Yes and peoples porno viewing habits isn't one of them.

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By *artletWoman
over a year ago

Kerry


" I think the rape and terminal fetus etc cases need to be fixed ASAP but I'm not too pushed on making it a free for all so long as the morning after pill is still available.

I presume you realise the MAP isn't a suitable option for some women that might need to take it?

And as for it being a "free for all", every woman should have the choice. Why shouldn't they?

Well to play devils advocate I could say the baby should have a choice.

We don't live in a free society... Laws, taxes etc. So why is this right to choose so important over others?

There's also a question over the man's choice.. Takes two to tango

"

Yes it takes two to tango, but as its the woman that carries the zygote, embryo or fetus, the final choice should be with the woman.

And from my understanding, it is a fetus, until birthing has finished. Once born, it is then classed as a baby.

Not directed at you op, but I wonder if it was the other way around, if men were able to get pregnant, would those that don't believe in pro choice have a different opinion!

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By *artletWoman
over a year ago

Kerry


" Anyway back to porn please....

"

Yes...back to porn, and I'll keep quiet now

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

What about the case of a couple where he wants it, she doesn't?

I'm wary of the word 'should' without a good reason.

You are right mingo, porn is fairly trivial... Carry on!

How can one be pro choice without being pro abortion?

I'm pro this shit is very fucking nuanced and a blanket rule could be dodgy.

Any correlations between stds and a change in abortion rights I wonder? Bareback would be more fashionable with the young, wild, free and careless types? It's their choice after all

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"

And from my understanding, it is a fetus, until birthing has finished. Once born, it is then classed as a baby.

"

Well my understanding is that the midwife doesn't flick a switch and shout it's alive in her best frankenstein voice once it pops out

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By *r Connie LingusMan
over a year ago

Limerick

Fucking click bait

I was misled into thinking this was about porn

As an member of the clergy how long till the masses turn on me?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Sorry Connie... It started with innocent intentions

How will you guide your flock on referendum day?

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By *r Connie LingusMan
over a year ago

Limerick

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By *r Connie LingusMan
over a year ago

Limerick

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By *r Connie LingusMan
over a year ago

Limerick

Connie will seek guidance from a higher power thus getting himself out of giving his own opinion

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By *artletWoman
over a year ago

Kerry


"

And from my understanding, it is a fetus, until birthing has finished. Once born, it is then classed as a baby.

Well my understanding is that the midwife doesn't flick a switch and shout it's alive in her best frankenstein voice once it pops out "

I'm not sure how to reply to that....me being pedantic doesn't go down well with some people!

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"

How can one be pro choice without being pro abortion?

"

I'm not sure how much more clear I can be, but i'll try using examples

Just because i'm vegan doesn't give me the right to force you to stop eating meat.

Just because i'm anti-car doesn't give me the right to force you to stop driving one.

Just because I'm straight it doesn't give me the right to prevent homosexuals from getting married.

Just because i'm anti abortion it doesn't give me the right to take away a woman's choice.

need I go on?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

You are using pedantry to say it's grand to terminate a pregnancy up until the time of birth? Sure it's only a fetus by definition

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Lots of people have different opinions on this matter and some will call it a foetus until the minute it draws a breath to me this is a complete insult to life and some people call it a collection of cells however these cells have a heartbeat at 18 days and a collection of brain matter at 10 weeks...

I could go into great detail about a baby's early development but what's the point if to somebody they are nothing but "Cell matter"....

And as having a first hand knowledge of abortions and how they are preformed it's barbaric but it's sugar coated so women who have them won't feel like they are doing anything wrong...

Yes I agree with choice but I agree the unborn should have a choice too.....

There are I agree special circumstances where abortion is necessary but many see it as another form of contraception

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By *r Connie LingusMan
over a year ago

Limerick

Everyone has their own point of view i was pro life but I do think termination should be allowed in certain cases and there to be a cut off point

The only problem is where to make that point

Personally the UK timeframe is too much but that is just my own opinion

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Jesus man I'm not even anti abortion... Have some conviction if that really is your stance.

Afraid of saying the 'wrong' thing?

The only right you have in each of those scenarios is to add your 2c to the public concensus.

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin

I don't agree with it being used as a form of contraception.

Once again, it goes back to education.

As I don't have kids myself, I can't comment on the state of sex education in schools (someone else will surely chime in) But I believe a frank education about sex, contraceptives and abortion should be taught without conservative or right wing nut jobs butting in.

Give them the proper education and it will help them to make an informed choice, otherwise you'll just breed a "a sure i can just get an abortion" mentality.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Lots of people have different opinions on this matter and some will call it a foetus until the minute it draws a breath to me this is a complete insult to life and some people call it a collection of cells however these cells have a heartbeat at 18 days and a collection of brain matter at 10 weeks...

I could go into great detail about a baby's early development but what's the point if to somebody they are nothing but "Cell matter"....

And as having a first hand knowledge of abortions and how they are preformed it's barbaric but it's sugar coated so women who have them won't feel like they are doing anything wrong...

Yes I agree with choice but I agree the unborn should have a choice too.....

There are I agree special circumstances where abortion is necessary but many see it as another form of contraception

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Good to see an informed opinion

My fear is a lot people are getting more and more brainwashed these days and have fuck all critical thinking skills to know it or think for themselves

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"Jesus man I'm not even anti abortion... Have some conviction if that really is your stance.

Afraid of saying the 'wrong' thing?

The only right you have in each of those scenarios is to add your 2c to the public concensus. "

If you're referring to me, then i'm afraid I don't understand your post.

can you clarify please?

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By *r Connie LingusMan
over a year ago

Limerick


"Jesus man I'm not even anti abortion... Have some conviction if that really is your stance.

Afraid of saying the 'wrong' thing?

The only right you have in each of those scenarios is to add your 2c to the public concensus. "

Don't be taking the lords name in vein sonny

I was staunchly pro life however upon more research I have opened my mind up to the other side point of view. This is not copping out this is me saying at the minute until I do further research I am not committing to either side as of yet.

And had nothing to do with the better half who may hit me a slap for disagreeing

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I don't agree with it being used as a form of contraception.

Once again, it goes back to education.

As I don't have kids myself, I can't comment on the state of sex education in schools (someone else will surely chime in) But I believe a frank education about sex, contraceptives and abortion should be taught without conservative or right wing nut jobs butting in.

Give them the proper education and it will help them to make an informed choice, otherwise you'll just breed a "a sure i can just get an abortion" mentality.

"

But aside from force majeure (medical, rape etc) type reasons, that is what is... Pro choice, pro a contraceptive option ? The right to choose....

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Jesus man I'm not even anti abortion... Have some conviction if that really is your stance.

Afraid of saying the 'wrong' thing?

The only right you have in each of those scenarios is to add your 2c to the public concensus.

If you're referring to me, then i'm afraid I don't understand your post.

can you clarify please?"

You said 'just because I'm anti abortion doesn't give me the right'

You have the right to vote and the right to hold your convictions. You also have the right to contradict yourself and be an enigma I'm just shooting the breeze, no harm intended

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If they showed an abortion being preformed to young men or women they I can categorically state nobody would be having them...

And 95% of women regret having them....

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By *artletWoman
over a year ago

Kerry

Perhaps I came across as cold when referring as a fetus up until birth. That was not my intention. It was just point that medically that it was it is referred to.

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By *r Connie LingusMan
over a year ago

Limerick


"If they showed an abortion being preformed to young men or women they I can categorically state nobody would be having them...

And 95% of women regret having them...."

And Condom sales would sky rocket

Repeal the 8th

Sponsored by Durex and Trojan

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"I don't agree with it being used as a form of contraception.

Once again, it goes back to education.

As I don't have kids myself, I can't comment on the state of sex education in schools (someone else will surely chime in) But I believe a frank education about sex, contraceptives and abortion should be taught without conservative or right wing nut jobs butting in.

Give them the proper education and it will help them to make an informed choice, otherwise you'll just breed a "a sure i can just get an abortion" mentality.

But aside from force majeure (medical, rape etc) type reasons, that is what is... Pro choice, pro a contraceptive option ? The right to choose.... "

Not that cut and dried. those who would choose to use abortion as a form of contraception AND those who believe that would do it, are in my opinion misinformed or poorly educated on the matter.

If, for example, you forego normal methods of contraception and adopt "if the worst happens, we can just get an abortion" mentality then that in my opinion is irrisponsible.

repealing the 8th should not necessarily lead to "abortions on demand" and it should also go hand in hand with edcuation.

on the flip side, if you're careful, and don't want children and the contraception still fails, and you're early enough to do so, why should the choice be denied you?

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By *r Connie LingusMan
over a year ago

Limerick

All joking aside I was pro life.every fetus is a proto person that if left alone will become a live person and isn't some parasite that deserves to be terminated

So up until fetal stage I would say abortion is ok

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Perhaps I came across as cold when referring as a fetus up until birth. That was not my intention. It was just point that medically that it was it is referred to.

"

Medically Dr's and nurses call them babies.

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"If they showed an abortion being preformed to young men or women they I can categorically state nobody would be having them...

And 95% of women regret having them...."

But isn't it better to have a choice than no choice at all?

You could also say that if they showed what drinking does to your liver then nobody would drink, but imagine if that choice was taken away.....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If they showed an abortion being preformed to young men or women they I can categorically state nobody would be having them...

And 95% of women regret having them....

And Condom sales would sky rocket

Repeal the 8th

Sponsored by Durex and Trojan "

Absolutely...

Yes they would...

I do think people need to be educated

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If they showed an abortion being preformed to young men or women they I can categorically state nobody would be having them...

And 95% of women regret having them....

But isn't it better to have a choice than no choice at all?

You could also say that if they showed what drinking does to your liver then nobody would drink, but imagine if that choice was taken away....."

What about the choice of the unborn?

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By *r Connie LingusMan
over a year ago

Limerick


"If they showed an abortion being preformed to young men or women they I can categorically state nobody would be having them...

And 95% of women regret having them....

But isn't it better to have a choice than no choice at all?

You could also say that if they showed what drinking does to your liver then nobody would drink, but imagine if that choice was taken away....."

They are slowly doing that to smokers

Upping the price limiting where you can smoke. Pics on the boxes etc

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"Jesus man I'm not even anti abortion... Have some conviction if that really is your stance.

Afraid of saying the 'wrong' thing?

The only right you have in each of those scenarios is to add your 2c to the public concensus.

If you're referring to me, then i'm afraid I don't understand your post.

can you clarify please?

You said 'just because I'm anti abortion doesn't give me the right'

You have the right to vote and the right to hold your convictions. You also have the right to contradict yourself and be an enigma I'm just shooting the breeze, no harm intended "

I do have the right to vote, and i'll be voting to repeal the 8th if and when the time comes. because the right to choose is what I believe in.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"

on the flip side, if you're careful, and don't want children and the contraception still fails, and you're early enough to do so, why should the choice be denied you?"

You out way too much faith in people to be responsible... Imo

You make a fair point there. Without being flippant and assuming brexit doesn't shut the doors.. a quick trip to the UK is still a last resort.

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By *artletWoman
over a year ago

Kerry


"Perhaps I came across as cold when referring as a fetus up until birth. That was not my intention. It was just point that medically that it was it is referred to.

Medically Dr's and nurses call them babies. "

Yes, as do I. I should have been more clear and have pointed out that I was referring to medical as in text books, journals etc rather than medical staff. My apologies.

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"If they showed an abortion being preformed to young men or women they I can categorically state nobody would be having them...

And 95% of women regret having them....

But isn't it better to have a choice than no choice at all?

You could also say that if they showed what drinking does to your liver then nobody would drink, but imagine if that choice was taken away.....

What about the choice of the unborn?

"

If you're putting a gun to my head and asking me which choice is paramount, then i'm going with the adult human female.

I'm not a fan of late term abortions, so if you're asking me my opinion, until it looks like a baby, it's not a baby. that's the simplest way i can put it without going off on a tangent.

But, my point is IT'S NOT UP TO ME. I'm not a woman, and I don't believe as a man that I have the right to prevent a woman having control over her own body.

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"

on the flip side, if you're careful, and don't want children and the contraception still fails, and you're early enough to do so, why should the choice be denied you?

You out way too much faith in people to be responsible... Imo

You make a fair point there. Without being flippant and assuming brexit doesn't shut the doors.. a quick trip to the UK is still a last resort. "

Actually I don't. I can only be as responsible as i can. give others as much reliable info and let them choose themselves.

once again, there's that word: choice.

I would rather them not having to leave the country as a last resort, but thats my opinion.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Perhaps I came across as cold when referring as a fetus up until birth. That was not my intention. It was just point that medically that it was it is referred to.

Medically Dr's and nurses call them babies.

Yes, as do I. I should have been more clear and have pointed out that I was referring to medical as in text books, journals etc rather than medical staff. My apologies. "

Completely understood...

I'm a bit passionate on this subject

I've 2 close friends who for very different reasons had abortions I supported them but I do believe in the right to the unborn too...

I do believe if there was more education fewer would be having them...

We are living in a age where condoms can be purchased at almost every public house toilets in the country also there's the coil and the bar as well as the pill and the morning after pill!

Unwanted pregnancies really should be a thing of the past...

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"If they showed an abortion being preformed to young men or women they I can categorically state nobody would be having them...

And 95% of women regret having them....

And Condom sales would sky rocket

Repeal the 8th

Sponsored by Durex and Trojan "

I think it's sponsored by Jezebel and Jacobs Creek

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By *ohn MingoMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"Perhaps I came across as cold when referring as a fetus up until birth. That was not my intention. It was just point that medically that it was it is referred to.

Medically Dr's and nurses call them babies.

Yes, as do I. I should have been more clear and have pointed out that I was referring to medical as in text books, journals etc rather than medical staff. My apologies.

Completely understood...

I'm a bit passionate on this subject

I've 2 close friends who for very different reasons had abortions I supported them but I do believe in the right to the unborn too...

I do believe if there was more education fewer would be having them...

We are living in a age where condoms can be purchased at almost every public house toilets in the country also there's the coil and the bar as well as the pill and the morning after pill!

Unwanted pregnancies really should be a thing of the past...

"

I agree, but when all else fails, for whatever reason, forcing them out of the country is NOT a solution.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If they showed an abortion being preformed to young men or women they I can categorically state nobody would be having them...

And 95% of women regret having them....

But isn't it better to have a choice than no choice at all?

You could also say that if they showed what drinking does to your liver then nobody would drink, but imagine if that choice was taken away.....

What about the choice of the unborn?

If you're putting a gun to my head and asking me which choice is paramount, then i'm going with the adult human female.

I'm not a fan of late term abortions, so if you're asking me my opinion, until it looks like a baby, it's not a baby. that's the simplest way i can put it without going off on a tangent.

But, my point is IT'S NOT UP TO ME. I'm not a woman, and I don't believe as a man that I have the right to prevent a woman having control over her own body. "

In this day and age contraception is so readily available and easy accessible that there really shouldn't be unwanted pregnancies so she should be in more control of her body and use her brain ie contraception...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Perhaps I came across as cold when referring as a fetus up until birth. That was not my intention. It was just point that medically that it was it is referred to.

Medically Dr's and nurses call them babies.

Yes, as do I. I should have been more clear and have pointed out that I was referring to medical as in text books, journals etc rather than medical staff. My apologies.

Completely understood...

I'm a bit passionate on this subject

I've 2 close friends who for very different reasons had abortions I supported them but I do believe in the right to the unborn too...

I do believe if there was more education fewer would be having them...

We are living in a age where condoms can be purchased at almost every public house toilets in the country also there's the coil and the bar as well as the pill and the morning after pill!

Unwanted pregnancies really should be a thing of the past...

I agree, but when all else fails, for whatever reason, forcing them out of the country is NOT a solution. "

I agree....

It's not!

In a ideal world there would be none...

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I just remembered why I'm uneasy about this subject. There was an article in the indo weekend magazine recently.. lamenting... Scratch that... angered... over the lost opportunity for a movie about Bridget Jones's abortion instead of Bridget Jone's baby.....It's light entertainment... get a grip you mad bint!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

What a misleading title

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By *artletWoman
over a year ago

Kerry


" In this day and age contraception is so readily available and easy accessible that there really shouldn't be unwanted pregnancies so she should be in more control of her body and use her brain ie contraception..."

I agree with that but until such time that people realise that there should be no embarrasment in having sex, buying condoms etc, there are going to be unwanted pregnancies.

It ideally should start from the gound up, proper sex education for children from parents and schools. There should not be stigma associated with sex.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"What a misleading title "

Tune in next time porno fans

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" In this day and age contraception is so readily available and easy accessible that there really shouldn't be unwanted pregnancies so she should be in more control of her body and use her brain ie contraception...

I agree with that but until such time that people realise that there should be no embarrasment in having sex, buying condoms etc, there are going to be unwanted pregnancies.

It ideally should start from the gound up, proper sex education for children from parents and schools. There should not be stigma associated with sex. "

I agree

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By *ichael McCarthyMan
over a year ago

Lucan

I think it should start from the knees up..

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of

I'm just always amazed when the abortion issue comes up that the fact of 3000 to 4000 Irish women go yearly to the UK or the continent to get an abortion, is completely ignored. As long as others do the abortions we can preserve our holy facade. Hypocrisy at it's best.

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By *ichael McCarthyMan
over a year ago

Lucan

Anyway.. Pornography... I líne nothing better than watching a couple in a... Wait for it...

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By *ichael McCarthyMan
over a year ago

Lucan


"Anyway.. Pornography... I líne nothing better than watching a couple in a... Wait for it... "

Bollix, syndrome beat me to post number 69

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By *ommando4Man
over a year ago

South Co. Dublin

The state already takes 52% of my incum, a large portion of my pension pot and now they want to control my thoughts and lusts !!! 1984 thought police !!!! Enda would be a lot more chillaxed if he lot laid a bit more....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Enda needs to go to work on himself and leve everybody alone....to be fair though hardcore porn is too easialy accessed by god knows what age young people and it wouldnt be good for them like it might be for an adult like me ...we didnt have hardcore all the time as kids but if we did you could bet there'd be a few more sickos or rapists about thinking every girls wants it.

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By *ichael McCarthyMan
over a year ago

Lucan

To be fair to Enda, he didn't say he wanted to control it, he suggested we should have a national debate around the issues associated with it, and it certainly appears that there are a few negative issues around it.

I had a woman going down on me a while back and she suddenly just froze. I asked what the fuck? She said it was something she learned from online porn called buffering

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By *j47Man
over a year ago

limerick


"To be fair to Enda, he didn't say he wanted to control it, he suggested we should have a national debate around the issues associated with it, and it certainly appears that there are a few negative issues around it.

I had a woman going down on me a while back and she suddenly just froze. I asked what the fuck? She said it was something she learned from online porn called buffering "

Not up to speed are mikey

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Part of me thinks he has a point... There are some fucked up little shits knocking about... Revenge porn and sharing stolen pics seems to be rife and add teenage recklessness to an internet that doesn't forget and you have bad things

Half the fly by night profiles are probably chung fellas and chunkwans having a laugh.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Is it a porn or abortion thread ffs

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

A melting pot of controversy

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By *eanontiWoman
over a year ago

Limerick

I'm glad I wasn't here earlier because I'd have been livid.

Tisn't so long ago in this lovely country. A mother could bleed out and die in the delivery suite. Once the baby was saved. Never mind it left children at home motherless. And what happened to them...........All off to the laundaries and the male equivalent because a father can't raise his own children.

It's only 30 years later and a woman is now supposed to work full-time. Rear her children and wipe her other halfs arse (aplogies I'm blinkered but you get the drift).

A young and sometimes not so young couple have sex off she went to the launderies and he was on the boat to England or the US.

A husband could have a vasectomy without his wife's permission. But, even if it was to save a woman's life. A hysterectomy or a tubal ligation can't be preformed without his permission.

Abortion.....Most of the women that travel from Ireland are actually mothers with at least 2 children. Over 35 years of age. And simply can't afford another child

It's not my position to judge or berate.

What it is, to me is

My right to make decisions over my body

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" In this day and age contraception is so readily available and easy accessible that there really shouldn't be unwanted pregnancies so she should be in more control of her body and use her brain ie contraception...

I agree with that but until such time that people realise that there should be no embarrasment in having sex, buying condoms etc, there are going to be unwanted pregnancies.

It ideally should start from the gound up, proper sex education for children from parents and schools. There should not be stigma associated with sex. "

And where do you quite often start your public life... in the church. So in a way you're right.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" I think the rape and terminal fetus etc cases need to be fixed ASAP but I'm not too pushed on making it a free for all so long as the morning after pill is still available.

I presume you realise the MAP isn't a suitable option for some women that might need to take it?

And as for it being a "free for all", every woman should have the choice. Why shouldn't they?"

I don't think any man or woman should have the right to determine somebody else right to live I.e the baby .. Mayb in cases where there health complications for the mother not her career or lifestyle! Hope this doesn't change one of the things I love about this we country of our that I don't think we should change

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By *rossflow daveMan
over a year ago

Mullingar


"If they showed an abortion being preformed to young men or women they I can categorically state nobody would be having them...

And 95% of women regret having them...."

I recall watching an abortion video in school over 20 years ago, can't quite remember why it was shown but do remember being given the option not to watch it ,

It's a very contentious issue and has been for a long time now but at least we're talking about it which must be a good thing?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If they showed an abortion being preformed to young men or women they I can categorically state nobody would be having them...

And 95% of women regret having them....

I recall watching an abortion video in school over 20 years ago, can't quite remember why it was shown but do remember being given the option not to watch it ,

It's a very contentious issue and has been for a long time now but at least we're talking about it which must be a good thing?"

Yes I remember watching one in school too..I think it should be mandatory for young people to watch and be educated on the matter...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My wife and I couldn't have an abortion. We had a miscarriage and it still hurts 9 years later. I have 3 kids I adore. Sometimes I try to sell them on ebay. It's not always roses. I don't want another but I couldn't have an abortion if we did.

I know people who have had abortions. And of course they regret them. They are not sociopaths. It's the sort of decision that haunts you forever. But the regret game goes both ways. It's human nature to regret what happened because you know how you feel now after the act. But if you hadn't acted then wouldn't you regret that too? Because we can't measure that we often make ourselves bitter and hate filled.

While I would never think of having an abortion I cannot say no one should have abortions. I have not walked in your shoes. I don't know what you feel. Who am I to tell you what you should do with your life?

When my firstborn was conceived I was stunned. I'm not a stupid person. I knew that babies were possible. I knew all about contraception. All of the forms. And it didn't make any difference. We were trying to have kids without any higher order thought going into the process. It was only afterwards we realised it. Our behaviour had totally changed. And we were still shocked.

So i think education is great. If we repeal this we need the women going forward to have all the options and education. But it cannot be slanted in any way. In my humble opinion.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If they showed an abortion being preformed to young men or women they I can categorically state nobody would be having them...

And 95% of women regret having them....

I recall watching an abortion video in school over 20 years ago, can't quite remember why it was shown but do remember being given the option not to watch it ,

It's a very contentious issue and has been for a long time now but at least we're talking about it which must be a good thing?

Yes I remember watching one in school too..I think it should be mandatory for young people to watch and be educated on the matter..."

I remember that too. And seeing the doctors scalpel move so fast it was sickening. I also remember seeing a pregnant woman being pulled out of the canal. That was sickening too

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Now back to the porn question.

Good old enda has pulled out a classic of irish politics.

During times of stress let's dangle the corruption of youth in front of the country and we can all talk about that while they go and sort out all this union stuff.

Good old distraction tactics.

Unfortunately for him most of his electorate uses porn. She should have picked a different topic.

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