Hawkeye21

Women don't always feel they are given the choice with men. I'm starting to think you don't actually know any women. You've already made it clear you don't know what empathy means.

I get it. It didn't happen to you so everyone else that it happened to is stupid or irresponsible. Zero empathy, par for the course here.

Men are far more aggressive than women, especially when it comes to sex. I think it's easier for some women to just give in than fight the aggressive nature of men. It still takes two, but I think it's a LOT different for women than it is for men.

Did you write in, Jesus Christ, on your ballot?

Only if you consider it murder and not everyone agrees on that. Not everyone is religious and follows your rules.

I agree and that's why I voted for Trump. I tried to explain that to my wife but she is also misinformed and wouldn't believe me. Most voters are very misinformed.

I would put good money on there being numerous people on this forum that have had some fun nights with some women back in their younger days. Some nights where they might have slipped one past the goalie. Told the girl that they had a strong pull out game or broke the condom. You can't think of one time in your younger years that there could've been the possibility that you got a woman pregnant and would not been ready to be a father? Or, did you wait to have sex until you were married and ready to start a family, oh responsible one?

From what I've seen, women think that abortion is going to be completely taken away from them as an option and that's what they are voting against. I don't know how many want the option to abort at any point in the pregnancy. Maybe I'm wrong. I think the majority of our nation agrees that abortion after a certain time is wrong.

Your experience is not applicable then.

Are women asking to have the option of abortion at any time of pregnancy? Is that what they are voting for?

I don't have an exact time frame but I usually say around 8 to 10 weeks. I don't think every situation is the same and should be treated differently.

Doesn't sound like a very free country if that would happen.

Where is this coming from? I don't agree with abortion after a certain amount of time. I would say 30 weeks is too far to have an abortion unless there is some sort of health risk.

Were you married? Did you want to have a child at the time? Were you prepared to raise a child? Did you have family and friends as a good support system at the time?

Because it's not that simple. Do we have the data on what demographic of women have abortions? Are they they young women or middle aged? Are they single or married? You're never going to stop college age people from being irresponsible. Do you want to force all young women to have an unwanted pregnancy?

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That is not something everyone agrees on though. Not everyone considers that to be a "kid" yet.

That would be a better argument if we actually wanted women to get drafted and be in the military. I don't think many here want more women in the military though.

You already have the the definition of empathy, which was what I was describing. Sympathy means you feel sorry for someone because of what's happening to them or what they are going through. I'm not so sure you comprehend the difference.

Then I guess you will continue sounding ignorant. I try to use my words carefully. I usually read over what I have typed before clicking submit.

You need to think more before you type. The term “empathy” is used to describe a wide range of experiences. Emotion researchers generally define empathy as the ability to sense other people’s emotions, coupled with the ability to imagine what someone else might be thinking or feeling.

Peenie, you were not going to die without the vaccine.

You really are an idiot, aren't you?

I have the ability to put my opinions aside and try to understand why someone has their opinion. I take it you don't like the phrase, "walk a mile in their shoes."