Forest Bueller_bf said:

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Rawhide said:

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What stable, somewhat-competent, minimally ambitious person has a minimum wage job past the age of 17?

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Hell, even Chick Fil A starts people out at $15 an hour.

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So does Cains Chicken, and Panda express is advertising $14 an hour plus bonus.

Food service pay has entered a new era, as has fast food prices.

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$15+ at the Waco In-N-Out for new hires. No laws requiring it, just a response to a tight labor market. Yay capitalism.

Waco1947 said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth.

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Pro-birth isn't much, but at least it's a start. Who are you to judge if you're not even that?

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I am pro life after the baby leaves the womb. I wish the gop was too

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How are you? What do you do that we don't?

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the protesters wouldn't be there without the cameras

Protests by Amy Coney Barrett’s home (via @teedabb ) pic.twitter.com/cNEHAUGwDK

— Katrina Trinko (@KatrinaTrinko) May 11, 2022

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Of course the cameras are there. It is one protests.

Ghostrider said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth.

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Pro-birth isn't much, but at least it's a start. Who are you to judge if you're not even that?

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I am pro life after the baby leaves the womb. I wish the gop was too

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How are you? What do you do that we don't?

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I am for the programs the gop is against.
Women: "Can I have birth control?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I couldn't get birth control so I got pregnant. Can I have an abortion?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: Can I have prenatal and post natal healthcare that I can afford?
Republicans: No
Women: Can I have affordable labor and birth care?
Republicans: No
Women: "I had the baby, but I'm out of work. Can I have WIC and food stamps until I get back on my feet?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: I found a job but it doesn't pay a livable wage. Can I have a $15 minimum wage.
Republicans: No
Women: "I found a job, but it doesn't offer me insurance. Can I have government guaranteed insurance?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "My kid got sick and I got fired because I missed time caring for him. Can I get unemployment?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I'm having a hard time getting my kid from school consistently. Can we fund after-school programs?"
Republicans: "No."

Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth. The gop simply wants the maga base to vote with them.

Waco1947 said:

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Ghostrider said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth.

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Pro-birth isn't much, but at least it's a start. Who are you to judge if you're not even that?

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I am pro life after the baby leaves the womb. I wish the gop was too

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How are you? What do you do that we don't?

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I am for the programs the gop is against.
Women: "Can I have birth control?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I couldn't get birth control so I got pregnant. Can I have an abortion?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: Can I have prenatal and post natal healthcare that I can afford?
Republicans: No
Women: Can I have affordable labor and birth care?
Republicans: No
Women: "I had the baby, but I'm out of work. Can I have WIC and food stamps until I get back on my feet?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: I found a job but it doesn't pay a livable wage. Can I have a $15 minimum wage.
Republicans: No
Women: "I found a job, but it doesn't offer me insurance. Can I have government guaranteed insurance?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "My kid got sick and I got fired because I missed time caring for him. Can I get unemployment?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I'm having a hard time getting my kid from school consistently. Can we fund after-school programs?"
Republicans: "No."

Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth. The gop simply wants the maga base to vote with them.

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But much of the above is not accurate. Republicans are not against birth control, healthcare, wages, etc....

Waco1947 said:

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BUbearinARK said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Amal Shuq-Up said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Women: "Can I have birth control?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I couldn't get birth control so I got pregnant. Can I have an abortion?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: Can I have prenatal and post natal healthcare that I can afford?
Republicans: No
Women: Can I have affordable labor and birth care?
Republicans: No
Women: "I had the baby, but I'm out of work. Can I have WIC and food stamps until I get back on my feet?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: I found a job but it doesn't pay a livable wage. Can I have a $15 minimum wage.
Republicans: No
Women: "I found a job, but it doesn't offer me insurance. Can I have government guaranteed insurance?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "My kid got sick and I got fired because I missed time caring for him. Can I get unemployment?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I'm having a hard time getting my kid from school consistently. Can we fund after-school programs?"
Republicans: "No."

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People Who Make Bad Decisions: "Can I have others pay for my bad decisions?

Democrats: "Yes. Vote for us. We will transfer the burdens and expenses of your decisions on to others."

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Problem with your conclusion would you then rather have these children put on the public dull because mothers cannot support them with minimum wage jobs.

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so my wife got pregnant at 17. Family kicked her out. Was faced with having an abortion. Decided to have the baby and adopt. Held the baby after birth and decided to raise her as an 18 yr old. Mother and baby are both physicians now, after a short time 'on the dole'. Graduated med school one year apart. Now also paying tens of thousands of dollars in taxes now as they work into june to actually see money not taken. It isn't always what it seems, making the hard choice of life.

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Great for her but you can't decide for millions of women.

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Regardless of all this great discussion. The question at hand is who makes this determination- Feds or State? Constitution, as it stands today, firmly indicates it is a State issue. Even Ginsberg stated that Roe was not sound or stable.

Even if Roe v Wade stands, The Supreme Court will allow restrictions by the States. This is what Roberts seems to want. The heartbeat rule will stand.

Waco1947 said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth.

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Pro-birth isn't much, but at least it's a start. Who are you to judge if you're not even that?

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I am pro life after the baby leaves the womb. I wish the gop was too

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i am pro life without limitations, wish Dems were too

(Did i do it right?)

Waco1947 said:

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I am pro life after the baby leaves the womb. I wish the gop was too

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SO if the GOP provided public funding such as living assistance, food, health (and mental) care, educational and career opportunities for the for unwed mothers and the poor, you would be Anti-Abortion?

Waco1947 said:

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BUbearinARK said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Amal Shuq-Up said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Women: "Can I have birth control?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I couldn't get birth control so I got pregnant. Can I have an abortion?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: Can I have prenatal and post natal healthcare that I can afford?
Republicans: No
Women: Can I have affordable labor and birth care?
Republicans: No
Women: "I had the baby, but I'm out of work. Can I have WIC and food stamps until I get back on my feet?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: I found a job but it doesn't pay a livable wage. Can I have a $15 minimum wage.
Republicans: No
Women: "I found a job, but it doesn't offer me insurance. Can I have government guaranteed insurance?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "My kid got sick and I got fired because I missed time caring for him. Can I get unemployment?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I'm having a hard time getting my kid from school consistently. Can we fund after-school programs?"
Republicans: "No."

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People Who Make Bad Decisions: "Can I have others pay for my bad decisions?

Democrats: "Yes. Vote for us. We will transfer the burdens and expenses of your decisions on to others."

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Problem with your conclusion would you then rather have these children put on the public dull because mothers cannot support them with minimum wage jobs.

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so my wife got pregnant at 17. Family kicked her out. Was faced with having an abortion. Decided to have the baby and adopt. Held the baby after birth and decided to raise her as an 18 yr old. Mother and baby are both physicians now, after a short time 'on the dole'. Graduated med school one year apart. Now also paying tens of thousands of dollars in taxes now as they work into june to actually see money not taken. It isn't always what it seems, making the hard choice of life.

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Great for her but you can't decide for millions of women.

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Nor do the millions of aborted babies have the choice or chance to make their own life goals or self determination.

Waco1947 said:

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BUbearinARK said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Amal Shuq-Up said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Women: "Can I have birth control?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I couldn't get birth control so I got pregnant. Can I have an abortion?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: Can I have prenatal and post natal healthcare that I can afford?
Republicans: No
Women: Can I have affordable labor and birth care?
Republicans: No
Women: "I had the baby, but I'm out of work. Can I have WIC and food stamps until I get back on my feet?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: I found a job but it doesn't pay a livable wage. Can I have a $15 minimum wage.
Republicans: No
Women: "I found a job, but it doesn't offer me insurance. Can I have government guaranteed insurance?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "My kid got sick and I got fired because I missed time caring for him. Can I get unemployment?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I'm having a hard time getting my kid from school consistently. Can we fund after-school programs?"
Republicans: "No."

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People Who Make Bad Decisions: "Can I have others pay for my bad decisions?

Democrats: "Yes. Vote for us. We will transfer the burdens and expenses of your decisions on to others."

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Problem with your conclusion would you then rather have these children put on the public dull because mothers cannot support them with minimum wage jobs.

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so my wife got pregnant at 17. Family kicked her out. Was faced with having an abortion. Decided to have the baby and adopt. Held the baby after birth and decided to raise her as an 18 yr old. Mother and baby are both physicians now, after a short time 'on the dole'. Graduated med school one year apart. Now also paying tens of thousands of dollars in taxes now as they work into june to actually see money not taken. It isn't always what it seems, making the hard choice of life.

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Great for her but you can't decide for millions of women.

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Yes we can, demon.

quash said:

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Forest Bueller_bf said:

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Rawhide said:

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Amal Shuq-Up said:

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What stable, somewhat-competent, minimally ambitious person has a minimum wage job past the age of 17?

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Hell, even Chick Fil A starts people out at $15 an hour.

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So does Cains Chicken, and Panda express is advertising $14 an hour plus bonus.

Food service pay has entered a new era, as has fast food prices.

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$15+ at the Waco In-N-Out for new hires. No laws requiring it, just a response to a tight labor market. Yay capitalism.

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Hey I think it's great. My kid can get some real money this summer. It's always been hard work. In the past I've worked at Whataburger, Falls Hotel restaurant Marlin, Churches Chicken, Jack in the Box, Bridgers Creek Rest. in Austin. Some of them had me doing really tough work all for minimum wage. This is a good thing.

Multiply that $15 an hour x2 people and you have a real living wage. If you can manage 50 hours a week, which I did at Churches and Whataburger, you can get some real decent money.

Forest Bueller_bf said:

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quash said:

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Forest Bueller_bf said:

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Rawhide said:

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Amal Shuq-Up said:

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What stable, somewhat-competent, minimally ambitious person has a minimum wage job past the age of 17?

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Hell, even Chick Fil A starts people out at $15 an hour.

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So does Cains Chicken, and Panda express is advertising $14 an hour plus bonus.

Food service pay has entered a new era, as has fast food prices.

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$15+ at the Waco In-N-Out for new hires. No laws requiring it, just a response to a tight labor market. Yay capitalism.

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Hey I think it's great. My kid can get some real money this summer. It's always been hard work. In the past I've worked at Whataburger, Falls Hotel restaurant Marlin, Churches Chicken, Jack in the Box, Bridgers Creek Rest. in Austin. Some of them had me doing really tough work all for minimum wage. This is a good thing.

Multiply that $15 an hour x2 people and you have a real living wage. If you can manage 50 hours a week, which I did at Churches and Whataburger, you can get some real decent money.

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Were you there when Houstons was next to the Pizza Hut? Super sweet rolls at Houstons.

It's depressing to see some posters do little more than repeat silly talking points, especially radically pro-abortion Christians.

Abortion is not a medical condition. It is the result of an intentional act (spare me the rape/incest mess as that may be 0.00001% of abortions).

Contraception is cheap and widely available.

By some of those evil radicals beliefs, parents should be able to kill their children if they cannot afford them. Molech.

"radically pro-abortion Christians" do not exist.

Waco1947 said:

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Ghostrider said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth.

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Pro-birth isn't much, but at least it's a start. Who are you to judge if you're not even that?

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I am pro life after the baby leaves the womb. I wish the gop was too

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How are you? What do you do that we don't?

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I am for the programs the gop is against.
Women: "Can I have birth control?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I couldn't get birth control so I got pregnant. Can I have an abortion?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: Can I have prenatal and post natal healthcare that I can afford?
Republicans: No
Women: Can I have affordable labor and birth care?
Republicans: No
Women: "I had the baby, but I'm out of work. Can I have WIC and food stamps until I get back on my feet?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: I found a job but it doesn't pay a livable wage. Can I have a $15 minimum wage.
Republicans: No
Women: "I found a job, but it doesn't offer me insurance. Can I have government guaranteed insurance?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "My kid got sick and I got fired because I missed time caring for him. Can I get unemployment?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I'm having a hard time getting my kid from school consistently. Can we fund after-school programs?"
Republicans: "No."

Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth. The gop simply wants the maga base to vote with them.

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When Crisis Pregnancy Centers are the problem, you might be a liberal..

Over 16 million women of reproductive age in the U.S. currently live closer to a crisis pregnancy center than to an abortion facility. In a post-Roe America, that number would more than double, write Carly Thomsen, @CarrieNBaker and @zachwlevitt. https://t.co/zfT1rbKr9Y

— New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion) May 12, 2022

Jack Bauer said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Ghostrider said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth.

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Pro-birth isn't much, but at least it's a start. Who are you to judge if you're not even that?

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I am pro life after the baby leaves the womb. I wish the gop was too

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How are you? What do you do that we don't?

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I am for the programs the gop is against.
Women: "Can I have birth control?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I couldn't get birth control so I got pregnant. Can I have an abortion?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: Can I have prenatal and post natal healthcare that I can afford?
Republicans: No
Women: Can I have affordable labor and birth care?
Republicans: No
Women: "I had the baby, but I'm out of work. Can I have WIC and food stamps until I get back on my feet?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: I found a job but it doesn't pay a livable wage. Can I have a $15 minimum wage.
Republicans: No
Women: "I found a job, but it doesn't offer me insurance. Can I have government guaranteed insurance?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "My kid got sick and I got fired because I missed time caring for him. Can I get unemployment?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I'm having a hard time getting my kid from school consistently. Can we fund after-school programs?"
Republicans: "No."

Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth. The gop simply wants the maga base to vote with them.

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When Crisis Pregnancy Centers are the problem, you might be a liberal..

Over 16 million women of reproductive age in the U.S. currently live closer to a crisis pregnancy center than to an abortion facility. In a post-Roe America, that number would more than double, write Carly Thomsen, @CarrieNBaker and @zachwlevitt. https://t.co/zfT1rbKr9Y

— New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion) May 12, 2022

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gossip rag gonna gossip rag..

List of Top Concerns for Americans

Amazing that climate change is higher than illegal immigration.

Ghostrider said:

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Amazing that climate change is higher than illegal immigration.

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Weird I didn't see "mean tweets" on the list.

Looks like to the living American voter, the overruling of Roe. v. Wade is just slightly more important than whether or not people in wheelchairs should be allowed to use less the spacious bathroom stalls.

Is his true?
The Catholic Church will not baptize a full term stillborn child that a mother gave birth to. Not only will they not baptize the baby, they will not allow the baby to have a funeral mass. The reason is that the baby never took a breath.
True?

4th and Inches said:

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Jack Bauer said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Ghostrider said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth.

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Pro-birth isn't much, but at least it's a start. Who are you to judge if you're not even that?

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I am pro life after the baby leaves the womb. I wish the gop was too

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How are you? What do you do that we don't?

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I am for the programs the gop is against.
Women: "Can I have birth control?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I couldn't get birth control so I got pregnant. Can I have an abortion?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: Can I have prenatal and post natal healthcare that I can afford?
Republicans: No
Women: Can I have affordable labor and birth care?
Republicans: No
Women: "I had the baby, but I'm out of work. Can I have WIC and food stamps until I get back on my feet?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: I found a job but it doesn't pay a livable wage. Can I have a $15 minimum wage.
Republicans: No
Women: "I found a job, but it doesn't offer me insurance. Can I have government guaranteed insurance?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "My kid got sick and I got fired because I missed time caring for him. Can I get unemployment?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I'm having a hard time getting my kid from school consistently. Can we fund after-school programs?"
Republicans: "No."

Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth. The gop simply wants the maga base to vote with them.

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When Crisis Pregnancy Centers are the problem, you might be a liberal..

Over 16 million women of reproductive age in the U.S. currently live closer to a crisis pregnancy center than to an abortion facility. In a post-Roe America, that number would more than double, write Carly Thomsen, @CarrieNBaker and @zachwlevitt. https://t.co/zfT1rbKr9Y

— New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion) May 12, 2022

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gossip rag gonna gossip rag..

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Please your critical thinking skills to the list. Thank you.

Waco1947 said:

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4th and Inches said:

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Jack Bauer said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Ghostrider said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth.

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Pro-birth isn't much, but at least it's a start. Who are you to judge if you're not even that?

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I am pro life after the baby leaves the womb. I wish the gop was too

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How are you? What do you do that we don't?

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I am for the programs the gop is against.
Women: "Can I have birth control?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I couldn't get birth control so I got pregnant. Can I have an abortion?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: Can I have prenatal and post natal healthcare that I can afford?
Republicans: No
Women: Can I have affordable labor and birth care?
Republicans: No
Women: "I had the baby, but I'm out of work. Can I have WIC and food stamps until I get back on my feet?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: I found a job but it doesn't pay a livable wage. Can I have a $15 minimum wage.
Republicans: No
Women: "I found a job, but it doesn't offer me insurance. Can I have government guaranteed insurance?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "My kid got sick and I got fired because I missed time caring for him. Can I get unemployment?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I'm having a hard time getting my kid from school consistently. Can we fund after-school programs?"
Republicans: "No."

Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth. The gop simply wants the maga base to vote with them.

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When Crisis Pregnancy Centers are the problem, you might be a liberal..

Over 16 million women of reproductive age in the U.S. currently live closer to a crisis pregnancy center than to an abortion facility. In a post-Roe America, that number would more than double, write Carly Thomsen, @CarrieNBaker and @zachwlevitt. https://t.co/zfT1rbKr9Y

— New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion) May 12, 2022

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gossip rag gonna gossip rag..

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Please your critical thinking skills to the list. Thank you.

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you're welcome?

Waco1947 said:

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Is his true?
The Catholic Church will not baptize a full term stillborn child that a mother gave birth to. Not only will they not baptize the baby, they will not allow the baby to have a funeral mass. The reason is that the baby never took a breath.
True?

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What?
Are you asking if a church will baptize a dead body?
What are you smoking?

Waco1947 said:

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4th and Inches said:

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Jack Bauer said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Ghostrider said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth.

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Pro-birth isn't much, but at least it's a start. Who are you to judge if you're not even that?

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I am pro life after the baby leaves the womb. I wish the gop was too

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How are you? What do you do that we don't?

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I am for the programs the gop is against.
Women: "Can I have birth control?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I couldn't get birth control so I got pregnant. Can I have an abortion?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: Can I have prenatal and post natal healthcare that I can afford?
Republicans: No
Women: Can I have affordable labor and birth care?
Republicans: No
Women: "I had the baby, but I'm out of work. Can I have WIC and food stamps until I get back on my feet?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: I found a job but it doesn't pay a livable wage. Can I have a $15 minimum wage.
Republicans: No
Women: "I found a job, but it doesn't offer me insurance. Can I have government guaranteed insurance?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "My kid got sick and I got fired because I missed time caring for him. Can I get unemployment?"
Republicans: "No."
Women: "I'm having a hard time getting my kid from school consistently. Can we fund after-school programs?"
Republicans: "No."

Pro - life is beyond the birth if not then you are simply pro birth. The gop simply wants the maga base to vote with them.

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When Crisis Pregnancy Centers are the problem, you might be a liberal..

Over 16 million women of reproductive age in the U.S. currently live closer to a crisis pregnancy center than to an abortion facility. In a post-Roe America, that number would more than double, write Carly Thomsen, @CarrieNBaker and @zachwlevitt. https://t.co/zfT1rbKr9Y

— New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion) May 12, 2022

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gossip rag gonna gossip rag..

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ShooterTX said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Is his true?
The Catholic Church will not baptize a full term stillborn child that a mother gave birth to. Not only will they not baptize the baby, they will not allow the baby to have a funeral mass. The reason is that the baby never took a breath.
True?

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What?
Are you asking if a church will baptize a dead body?
What are you smoking?

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A stillborn is issued a birth and death certificate. Photos are taken for closure. Funeral rites are appropriate. There are also blessings that are used "Order for Blessing of Parents After a Miscarriage. The Order of Christian Funerals ".

"Indeed the great mercy of God who desires that all men should be saved and Jesus' tenderness toward children which caused him to say: "Let them come to me, do not hinder them" allow us to hope that there is a way of salvation for children who have died without baptism (Catechism of the Catholic Church 1261).

Basically, without baptism, there is no way of knowing. So we hope. But the church does not just toss em aside., as implied.

I dont think I can buy groceries at HEB until I know their stance on abortion...

Business magazine Fast Company is pressuring companies to take a "survey" for a report on their abortion stance and vows to "disclose" which companies refuse to take it. https://t.co/t59V8VAPRF

— Joseph A. Wulfsohn (@JosephWulfsohn) May 14, 2022

Worth giving a listen.pic.twitter.com/D1hsdKbBK6

— Jerry Dunleavy (@JerryDunleavy) May 15, 2022

ShooterTX said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Is his true?
The Catholic Church will not baptize a full term stillborn child that a mother gave birth to. Not only will they not baptize the baby, they will not allow the baby to have a funeral mass. The reason is that the baby never took a breath.
True?

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What?
Are you asking if a church will baptize a dead body?
What are you smoking?

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I am asking "Is this Roman Catholic doctrine?"

Waco1947 said:

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Is his true?
The Catholic Church will not baptize a full term stillborn child that a mother gave birth to. Not only will they not baptize the baby, they will not allow the baby to have a funeral mass. The reason is that the baby never took a breath.
True?

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True as to baptism. Otherwise not true.

Waco1947 said:

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I am asking "Is this Roman Catholic doctrine?"

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Baptism is a sacrament for the living. The Catholic Church cannot baptize still born or the dead. I believe that only LDS attempt to baptize the dead. I really shouldn't speak for them. Maybe someone here who is LDS or has LDS experience can clarify.

The mass is the highest form of prayer. Therefore, the Church does allow and encourage funeral masses for still born or miscarried babies.

Coke Bear said:

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Waco1947 said:

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I am asking "Is this Roman Catholic doctrine?"

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Baptism is a sacrament for the living. The Catholic Church cannot baptize still born or the dead. I believe that only LDS attempt to baptize the dead. I really shouldn't speak for them. Maybe someone here who is LDS or has LDS experience can clarify.

The mass is the highest form of prayer. Therefore, the Church does allow and encourage funeral masses for still born or miscarried babies.

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I am have baptized dead babies who, in my thinking, would have been baptized if they had lived. It was very important to these grieving children.

Waco1947 said:

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Coke Bear said:

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Waco1947 said:

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I am asking "Is this Roman Catholic doctrine?"

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Baptism is a sacrament for the living. The Catholic Church cannot baptize still born or the dead. I believe that only LDS attempt to baptize the dead. I really shouldn't speak for them. Maybe someone here who is LDS or has LDS experience can clarify.

The mass is the highest form of prayer. Therefore, the Church does allow and encourage funeral masses for still born or miscarried babies.

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I am have baptized dead babies who, in my thinking, would have been baptized if they had lived. It was very important to these grieving children.

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Are we supposed to be shocked that you don't follow Christian traditions?

ShooterTX said:

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Waco1947 said:

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Is his true?
The Catholic Church will not baptize a full term stillborn child that a mother gave birth to. Not only will they not baptize the baby, they will not allow the baby to have a funeral mass. The reason is that the baby never took a breath.
True?

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What?
Are you asking if a church will baptize a dead body?
What are you smoking?

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You owe me an apologize. My question was confirmed by the Roman Catholics here on this site. It was a legitimate question.