Forced Vaccinations

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by Timmy

Retort? I haven't figured out how to retort yet. Can you help me out? What were you expecting?

Oh yeah, here's where I was going with this ():

OK, parents should be allowed to let their (born) children die of treatable sickness (hope I'm not reading too much into your answer there, since I didn't mention treatment, but implied it), but they shouldn't be allowed to kill their unborn children. Where do you draw the line?

Land of the free, huh?

[Digging4Truth]

Originally Posted by Timmy

Oh yeah, here's where I was going with this ():

OK, parents should be allowed to let their (born) children die of treatable sickness (hope I'm not reading too much into your answer there, since I didn't mention treatment, but implied it), but they shouldn't be allowed to kill their unborn children. Where do you draw the line?

Land of the free, huh?

That's pretty much the definition of freedom man. People took their families to homestead in far away places and froze to death in the winters... or starved to death... or died of sicknesses. People struck out west in search of gold and died there.

People have convictions and beliefs that they stand by. Some people die standing for what they believe in and it used to be that we were free to do that.

But someone dying from a disease, even a treatable one, is not apples to apples with abortion.

No one is allowed to pour a liquid on their child that will burn then to death and kill them. No one is allowed to take a weapon and carve their kid to pieces. THESE THINGS are apples to apples with abortion and none of these things are allowed and nor should they be.

Timmy... I think sometimes you've postulated convoluted arguments for fun for so long that you've become convoluted in your own thinking. But, who knows, maybe you're still having fun. Let's hope so.

[helen_febus]

Originally Posted by Digging4Truth

Then the fact is... you do believe that parents should be forced to have vaccinations.

Land of the free huh?

I surley do not believe in forced vaccinations.

[Digging4Truth]

Originally Posted by Timmy

Retort? I haven't figured out how to retort yet. Can you help me out? What were you expecting?

I was expecting exactly what you delivered in your next post. Nearly word for word.

You've become predictable.

[Digging4Truth]

Originally Posted by helen_febus

I surley do not believe in forced vaccinations.

That is good to hear.

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by Digging4Truth

That's pretty much the definition of freedom man. People took their families to homestead in far away places and froze to death in the winters... or starved to death... or died of sicknesses. People struck out west in search of gold and died there.

People have convictions and beliefs that they stand by. Some people die standing for what they believe in and it used to be that we were free to do that.

But someone dying from a disease, even a treatable one, is not apples to apples with abortion.

No one is allowed to pour a liquid on their child that will burn then to death and kill them. No one is allowed to take a weapon and carve their kid to pieces. THESE THINGS are apples to apples with abortion and none of these things are allowed and nor should they be.

Timmy... I think sometimes you've postulated convoluted arguments for fun for so long that you've become convoluted in your own thinking. But, who knows, maybe you're still having fun. Let's hope so.

Sure am!

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by Digging4Truth

I was expecting exactly what you delivered in your next post. Nearly word for word.

You've become predictable.

(Betcha didn't see that comin'! )

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by Digging4Truth

That's pretty much the definition of freedom man. People took their families to homestead in far away places and froze to death in the winters... or starved to death... or died of sicknesses. People struck out west in search of gold and died there.

People have convictions and beliefs that they stand by. Some people die standing for what they believe in and it used to be that we were free to do that.

But someone dying from a disease, even a treatable one, is not apples to apples with abortion.

No one is allowed to pour a liquid on their child that will burn then to death and kill them. No one is allowed to take a weapon and carve their kid to pieces. THESE THINGS are apples to apples with abortion and none of these things are allowed and nor should they be.

Timmy... I think sometimes you've postulated convoluted arguments for fun for so long that you've become convoluted in your own thinking. But, who knows, maybe you're still having fun. Let's hope so.

You make some good points. But I'd say it's like apples to pears. Pretty similar. Dead is dead, after all.

[coadie]

This is even worse. In the third grade, i was forced to have a desk next to a girl with fleas.

[Digging4Truth]

Originally Posted by coadie

This is even worse. In the third grade, i was forced to have a desk next to a girl with fleas.

Are you sure it was fleas? It could have just been cooties.