What baby?
dragonflyteaparty
joined 1 year ago
This is so messed up. The fetus has trisomy 18 and will likely die hours to days after birth, but they don't care about that or the mother's anguish knowing she's carrying a doomed fetus. What pieces of shit.
They are, but I like their comments.
I don't think so, no, especially because it mentions a "quick child" which likely refers to quickening or feeling the fetus move. It bans abortions after quickening which would generally be 18-20 weeks gestation. Section five allows abortion at any time if three doctors say it's necessary. Section one could be argued since the mother wants it done, it's not illegal.
You're getting down voted because you're suggesting eating the occasional raw fruit and veggie and writing like that's a replacement for eating fast food. Maybe if you provided a recipe or a meal idea people would be more receptive.
This is a weird argument. My kids eat carrots. I cut up the baby ones. They also eat chicken nuggets, hot dogs, corn dogs, grapes, apples, butter pasta, and a variety of foods. Simply saying eat a raw vegetable doesn't really fix the issue.
I never liked this suggestion. Sure, dry beans and rice are cheap. When we tried to make beans, they came out tasteless and gross no matter what we tried. No matter what recipe we followed, they never tasted good. Rice is also cheap, especially when bought in bulk, but there's only so many seasoning or sauce sauce combinations until I'm sick of eating the same thing. Even if it's every other day, there's no way I'm eating the same thing. We did that with overnight oats because they are cheap and easy to prepare ahead of time. We did it so much, it makes me gag now and I'll never touch it again. On top of all that, I'm tired of cheap eating being reduced to the simplest possible foods imaginable and acting like people will eat them every or most days.
Or they're consistently polling only LAN lines.
They can and I wish they would, but it's too late this election. Anyone else would have two weeks or so to get on the ballot and get name recognition and get people to like what they're doing. Not really sure that's possible.
We still gotta try.
Oh, so you checked up with every person who said they'd move and you personally know that they didn't?
They were arguing against the term "originalist". Guess you missed that bit.