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That's why I said "usually"  In the US rape isn't that high compared to the population but many overly-western females get abortions just because they want to be degenerates.

[FreshMind13]

On 11/30/2018 at 3:56 AM, jkvlondon said:

that's what they said about SB 277 in California but it got put in and then it created ripples in other states

But that has to do with crazy soccer moms scared that vaccinations will give their kids autism (which has no backing). Nothing to do with abortion.

I'm not surprised it passed, considering its California lol

[jkvlondon]

32 minutes ago, FreshMind13 said:

But that has to do with crazy soccer moms scared that vaccinations will give their kids autism (which has no backing). Nothing to do with abortion.

I'm not surprised it passed, considering is California lol

funny that the fact the scientist who fudged the safety data going international with his whistleblowing didn't get through to you . CDC top scientist who headed the testing of the MMR revealed that yes Autism is a known sideeffect  in kids vaccinated under 24 months and the rate of occurrence is triple in african american males than other males .

The state does not own people , this is slavery to the machinations of a prosecution immune industry

[FreshMind13]

11 minutes ago, jkvlondon said:

funny that the fact the scientist who fudged the safety data going international with his whistleblowing didn't get through to you . CDC top scientist who headed the testing of the MMR revealed that yes Autism is a known sideeffect  in kids vaccinated under 24 months and the rate of occurrence is triple in african american males than other males .

The state does not own people , this is slavery to the machinations of a prosecution immune industry

. Someone has a tinfoil dumalla on today.

[jkvlondon]

28 minutes ago, FreshMind13 said:

. Someone has a tinfoil dumalla on today.

fancy injecting some neurotoxins, animal proteins and known antifertility chemicals into your blood stream be my guest ... it's enough avoiding the toxic overload from xenoestrogens in everything

[BhForce]

On 11/27/2018 at 1:49 PM, jkvlondon said:

Ohio has proposed change to women reproductive rights under the law meaning that if a female has been made pregnant when raped, has been made pregnant by familial abuse (incest even) , or the pregnancy threatens her life she will not be afforded a termination in fact if she succeeds she will be given death sentence , there is also talk of death sentence for miscarriages if found related to morning after tablets    which parallel to the dystopian world of Gilead. The fact that doctors could be punished similarly is worrying .

You know, I really wish you would check your facts before posting stuff.

I wish you would have posted the source of your claims. You did post a bunch of links, but they were about El Salvador. Plenty of weird stuff happens in poor countries (including India), it doesn't necessarily have bearing on Ohio, or the UK.

Anyways, google for "ohio abortion law", and of the top results, there's a CNN article.

The article claims that women and doctors who kill unborn children could face the death penalty, but I believe that that is a wildly unsubstantiated claim because nowhere in the text of the bill does it say that.

When you say "there is talk of death sentence", what is that supposed to even mean? It's either in the bill or not. Mere talk of something doesn't amount to anything.

The NY Times article notes that the fetal heartbeat bill makes such an abortion a 5th-class felony punishable by up to 1 year in prison, far short of the death penalty.

So, what are you even talking about?

[intrigued]

On 11/27/2018 at 6:44 AM, jkvlondon said:

animal Farm George Orwell

Animal farm is a very thought provoking book. I try and reread it every year...

[MisterrSingh]

People love invoking Orwell's 1984 as the type of world we don't want to aspire to in real life, but in reality if the powers-that-be were to create a society purely based on physical and mental oppression, they're asking for rebellion and eventual overthrow. It may work for a while but not forever.

I think Aldous Huxley's Brave New World (where society is fooled into believing it's free when in reality it's actually completely controlled at every level) is more sustainable because it doesn't draw attention to itself. I actually think we already exist in a milder form of this type of world in the West. I don't think most people care or even concern themselves with things that matter. We've been duped into craving worthless material things in order to head off any awkward questions or placate any pangs of conscience about our reality. 

While elements of 1984 are obvious in our own world (the illusion of political diversity; the emergence of political correctness; anticipating thought crime, rewriting history, etc), long-term control comes from providing people with the illusion of choice. If the people aren't aware they're oppressed (because Westerners equate oppression with overt jack-booted practices enacted in places like North Korea and Iran), then they won't look at their own existence and feel anything is awry. They'll actually feel quite smug about all that freedom, lol. 

But as Sant Jarnail Singh said, "I don't fear physical death; I fear the death of my conscience." How many people are even bothered about such things as long as they have the material trivialities at hand that dull the nagging voice in their heads?