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No more circumcision in SF?

The Thriller said:
Actually, I don't know.

When does this mass of cells have rights? When it starts to have a heart beat? Or when it's actually born out of the womb?

Calm yourself before I blind you with facts fool, most body systems form in the first 4 weeks after conception. Heartbeat begins 18-24 days after. Brain waves after the first 6 weeks.

A lil more than just a junkheap of cells I'd say!

I understand cases of unwanted pregnancies when all the two adults wanted to do was jackpot. Or if someone forces their jackpotting on an unconsenting person.

But that doesn't justify killing "that mass of cells."

There's always the option of adoption. Even in cases of rape, incest, unwanted pregnancies, etc, one can always give the baby up for adoption. Besides, most abortions are done to those who just don't want to face the consequences of their jackpotting. In here's the stasticial breakdown from a study in 2005 on why women get abortions. Beware folks, the responses may surprise you. Don't say I didn't warn ya! Naos, don't wet your diaper, pretty scary stuff:



Very few cases of physical problems or rape nonsense.

Just selfishness.

Selfishness does not give someone permission to terminate life. Give the baby up for adoption.

Further proof on how out of touch SF is.

Run away and give us another copy of Mein Kampf from your undisclosed university and job. LOL.

Stuffing your ears full of facts, hell, maybe I should become a professor too?!

Domination booooo yeah!
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So, before you throw yourself a parade let me ask you an ****ing elementary question: it seems that there is in fact a point at which there is no beating heart, right? No brainwaves, right? What might that say about the distinction I was trying to making in the first place?

Answer: I MIGHT have been talking about early pregnancy. You are the most comical ****ing person on this board. Nobody reads what they want to read better than you.

summary for ****tards: I never said I supported all abortions.

If you throw yourself a parade, please wear a helmet.
 
Archie Moses said:
This is coming from a guy who enjoys **** from a guy in a rabbit costume. lol
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Sirkickyass said:
When you can't afford to go to Prague, you show up drunk to a movie theater in Nashville and take what you can get.
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And when in Nashville you're 42% more likely to get fellatio if you're circumcised. Those are odds that only a fool would pass up.
 
NAOS said:
it seems that there is in fact a point at which there is no beating heart, right? No brainwaves, right? What might that say about the distinction I was trying to making in the first place?

Answer: I MIGHT have been talking about early pregnancy.
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The period of distinction is really early. If the heart beats in less than a month and it usually takes about that long to even discover she is pregnant then essentially there are no elective abortions dealing with just an "undifferentiated mass of cell."
 
Marcus said:
And when in Nashville you're 42% more likely to get fellatio if you're circumcised. Those are odds that only a fool would pass up.
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The poll says nothing about the likelihood of getting oral if circumcised vs not, it says what women prefer in that regard. In most cases outside established relationships I'm guessing a woman would pretty much be committed to doing it before she found out if he was cut or not.
 
Time to sell my shares in the circumcision clinic in SF I guess. As far as rights debate goes, I could have sworn I read somewhere that Van Jones is pushing to give Mother Nature human rights. So mother nature has rights but unborn babies don't.
 
Gameface said:
The poll says nothing about the likelihood of getting oral if circumcised vs not, it says what women prefer in that regard. In most cases outside established relationships I'm guessing a woman would pretty much be committed to doing it before she found out if he was cut or not.
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Millsapa said:
The period of distinction is really early. If the heart beats in less than a month and it usually takes about that long to even discover she is pregnant then essentially there are no elective abortions dealing with just an "undifferentiated mass of cell."
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The point I was sloppily gesturing toward is not whether I support abortions of any kind or not. I responded to O Gatino above in that manner only because he very stupidly responded as though that could be my ONLY point, and yet still made erroneous assumptions. The point was that I don't want the State telling me or my partner what we can do with our own bodies. Abortion is one example; circumcision is another. I think it's ******** that the SF might make the latter illegal.

Whatever you might say, there is a chance, however small, that giving birth could kill the woman. Whatever you might say, there is a chance that a woman, who really does not want to be a mother or go through the potential perils of pregnancy, got pregnant due to condom and/or birth control failure. There is a chance that pregnancy could be aborted before brainwaves and heartbeats. There is a chance, however small,.....

And, that's the whole point, this is all based on a theory of probabilities. I don't want the State asserting itself against this field of possibilities. Now, before you think I'm an off-the-chart 'liberal', note that I fully endorse the idea of people being affiliated/living with religious institutions and communities that mediate this decision in some meaningful way, whether that end in termination or in no chance at termination. But, I also wouldn't want that institution(s) to make demands that the State should mirror its policies (ahem... USA).

(as a counter example: some peoples in Papua New Guinea don't even consider new borns to be fully human. If you were caught talking to or cooing at a baby, then you'd be publicly shamed. They aren't given any "rights" in the community until they are able to assert themselves in some way, by walking, talking, etc. I say this because it should strike you as equally "odd" that members of our society try to afford full liberal rights to a fetus that doesn't yet have a beating heart. Where do you draw the line? That is an INTERESTING question, and I'd rather a community other than the State make that decision. That is all.)
 
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