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[freedom78]

That would make a great bumper sticker....maybe.

I keep expecting to see one of those stick figure families on a minivan window...but with two dads or moms.

[Mr. Roboto]

That would make a great bumper sticker....maybe.

I keep expecting to see one of those stick figure families on a minivan window...but with two dads or moms.

I know. There are two moms across the street from me, and they have the family on it with Mom and Dad.

[TAP]

That would make a great bumper sticker....maybe.

I keep expecting to see one of those stick figure families on a minivan window...but with two dads or moms.

I know. There are two moms across the street from me, and they have the family on it with Mom and Dad.

Heterosexual agenda

[Zimbochick]

They're not even waiting for the dust to settle.

http://communitypres...d|lateststories

[Zimbochick]

Just when you think the stupid fuckers are going to stop making ridiculous comments about abortion, they outdo themselves:

http://thinkprogress...womans-problem/

[TAP]

Sure y'all saw this story but in case. Incredibly sad and disgusting.

http://www.bbc.co.uk...reland-20321741

[Zimbochick]

^^ The worst part regarding that case is the law clearly states abortion is permitted to save the life of the mother, and yet the law wasn't followed. That issue should scare the bejeezus out of people, having doctors imposing their own morality in how they practice medicine regardless of the outcome, and not following the law.

And yes, totally tragic and senseless.

[Zimbochick]

Paul Ryan is an asshat.

http://www.huffingto...html?ref=topbar

[TAP]

Paul Ryan is an asshat.

http://www.huffingto...html?ref=topbar

Not sure why you need a link

[wedjat]

Sigh, yes he is. Eddie Munster is from here, I'm so ashamed.

[Mr. Roboto]

Catholic Hospital Argues Fetuses Are Not People In Malpractice Suit

[Mr. Roboto]

John Boehner: Ending Abortion Is 'One Of Our Most Fundamental Goals This Year'

[Mr. Roboto]

Sigh, yes he is. Eddie Munster is from here, I'm so ashamed.

See Stewart take that little prick apart the other night. It was awesome.

[wedjat]

See Stewart take that little prick apart the other night. It was awesome.

I did indeed see the clip. Twas good.

[freedom78]

This story connects only tangentially, until the latter half...
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Baby crushed by car containing China one-child policy team

By Ed Flanaghan, Producer, NBC News

BEIJING – A 13-month-old child was fatally crushed by a car containing Chinese officials after they went to collect a fine from the parents for breaching the country’s one-child policy, according to Chinese state media.

The incident reportedly occurred Monday in Dongshantou village near Wenzhou city in the eastern province of Zhejiang, after a delegation of 11 officials from the Ruian Town birth control office drove out to get the unspecified fine.

This did not go down well with the father, Chen Liandi, 39, and the conversation got heated.

According to a briefing given by the Ruian Municipal Propaganda Department and reported by state media, the officials convinced Chen’s wife, Li Yuhong, to accompany them back to Ruian to talk over the couple’s options.

The baby was reportedly left in the hands of his father and the group got back into their cars to leave.

What happened next remains unclear – perhaps due to the politically sensitive nature of this story – but the boy was then found crushed underneath a car.
He was rushed to the Third People’s Hospital in Ruian, but could not be saved.

'You were too careless'
On China’s Twitter-like service, Weibo, users expressed frustration over the vague account given by Ruian officials and demanded more information, but no other Chinese press have printed much beyond the official government account.

For many in China, the story brings back uncomfortable memories of Feng Jiemei, who last June posted gruesome photographs of her lying in a hospital bed next to her 7-month-old aborted fetus.

Feng’s story created a social firestorm for Beijing when word got out that the 22-year-old mother had been forced to have the abortion because she did not have enough money to pay the $6,400 fine for having a second child.

“I told you, $6,400, not even a penny less. I told your dad that and he said he has no money,” a family planning official wrote to Deng in a blunt text message that quickly went viral. “You were too careless, you didn’t think this was a big deal.”

Feng was grabbed from her home and taken to a local hospital in her native Shaanxi province where she was blindfolded, thrown on a bed and forced to a sign a document she couldn’t read. Thirty hours later, her baby girl was aborted.

China has long defended its one-child policy as a way to prevent overpopulation and to help raise living standards across the country.

However, some experts in China and abroad argue that the policy has outlived its usefulness and may instead be a detriment to future growth.

Others in China have pointed out the abuses meted out in cases like Feng Jiemei’s show that it causes more social harm and have called on Beijing to remove it.
However Beijing just last month reaffirmed its support for the policy.

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