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people do pour their heart and soul into helping people with their children too. arguing that they dont is just a strawman. i think contraception should be easier to obtain for people. the religious exemption under scrutiny in the obamacare fights had to do with "abortifacients", or iuds that supposedly scraped the uterine walls and killed a fertilized egg. same with "morning after pills" and abortion by mail pills. people object to providing these methods of birth control because they kill already fertilized eggs. im not sure that is scientifically true of all forms of birth control to which a religious exemption was claimed, but that was the reasoning. and if you believe human life begins at conception, it is not out of the realm of reality to consider those forms of birth control to be killing a human child.

what penalties do we impose on the impregnated?

and you still have time to claim your great bloomberg offer...lol.

https://ycharts.com/indicators/india_coronavirus_full_vaccination_rate 47% fully vaxxed. less partially vaxxed, fully vaxxed, and boosted than the us. i know you have this dim view of america (familiarity breeds contempt...), but the us is better organized than most countries in the world, and that includes india.

kamala harris was.

g2, india is not 90% vaxxed. india is an unorganized mess of 1.5 billion people, getting 1.2 billion people vaxxed in a country as bass akward as india is impossible. come on.

we also airbrush away his attitudes on race and white supremacy in favor of select comments that appear to be race neutral so we dont have to feel so bad about american racism. the idea that king would have supported a black candidate over almost any white candidate is more likely.

nobody knows what king would have done and what he would think. people's opinions change as their circumstances change. as people get older their opinions change. king would be almost 100 years old today. the world is much different now than it was in 1968 and we have no idea what he would think today. what we do know is that in 1968 he was in line with the bernie sanders liberal democratic economic crowd. in fact, he was probably left of bernie. i find the attempts by conservatives and republicans to portray him as some sort of race and economic neutral to be hilarious.

i think its just as likely that king would have supported kamala harris, barack obama, and tried to get stacey abrams to run than he would have supported your old white man candidate.

when the republicans control the senate in a few months, how many liberals will be loving the filibuster and praising manchin and sinema for protecting minority rights against the republican authoritarians?

90% of india is vaxxed. lol. yeah right.

i firmly believe that if dr king were alive today he would support the candidates that i support. says everyone.

i agree that sheila is not the same as wcf. wcf was incompetent and sheila appears to be not incompetent.

the fords bought the lions in 1963. up until then, the lions had been the second best team of the 1950s and had finished second to the packers/lombardi machine in green bay for multiple seasons and in 1962 had given the pack a real run for their money. since then they've won one playoff game in 60 years. what is the argument that anyone else is worse in putting a winning product on the field? as for snyder, since he has owned the team, the artists formerly known as redskins have lost 5 playoff games but won the division twice. the lions have lost 4 playoff games and - as we all know - have NEVER won the nfc north. futility edge to the fords.

btw, if leaves they probably promote gattis. mgoblog has a good thing today on a lot of this stuff.

he lives next door to his dad, his kids are in the same schools he went to. i think that's important to him. but i dont know anything. i think michigan will pay him, but whether they change their transfer procedures and nil procedures, they arent going to be able to compete. harbaugh likely knows that and might bail if he thinks it will be an issue.

raiders are said to be interviewing gms and telling them they have to work with the current coach. all just rumors right now.

the united states is not close to anyone's version of the handmaids tale. that's hyperbole. about as hyperbolic as the right yelling about sharia law.

a fitting tribute to henry viii. dude loved to party.

i dont understand how having more murders than any year since the height of the crack epidemic (when medical care was also not as good as now so more people who were shot actually died) is somehow a good thing because st louis has a higher murder rate per capita?

is it the one with the most murders of any city in the country? the one with more murders than the two largest cities in the us combined???

no tater, this is hyperbole on your part.

not sure about breaking up larkin and bert but they got the win today and both played really well. fabbri with a great play on larkin's first goal. good check got the puck and then a nice pass to larkin for the one timer. bert was all over the ice today doing usual bert things. he's playing himself into a nice, fat contract.

so do you.

the bears seemingly have a lot of cap space, but 3/4 of their team are free agents. they have a ton of players to sign. the rest of the team is old. the bears are not in great shape unless you think justin fields is the real deal. then they still have to put a team around him.