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  In the UK it is legal to abort a Down's Syndrome baby up until the moment of birth

  by LoveUniHateExams in

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  there was a recent legal challenge, brought about by a woman who herself has down's, which sought to overturn this sad state of affairs.. and a few days ago, a judge upheld the original law and denied her legal challenge.

  this is pretty sick, don't you think?.

  pro-abortion people love to ridicule religious people who claim that life begins at conception, so the obvious question is, when does life actually begin?.

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  When you say state care it conjures up a picture of warehousing people and paying staff as little as possible - there are, of course, wrinkles to be ironed out in state care. But it's still better than strangling them at birth, which is what our current law allows.
  
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  In the UK it is legal to abort a Down's Syndrome baby up until the moment of birth

  by LoveUniHateExams in

  1. social
  2. current

  there was a recent legal challenge, brought about by a woman who herself has down's, which sought to overturn this sad state of affairs.. and a few days ago, a judge upheld the original law and denied her legal challenge.

  this is pretty sick, don't you think?.

  pro-abortion people love to ridicule religious people who claim that life begins at conception, so the obvious question is, when does life actually begin?.

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  are you willing to adopt these kids then? - no, I'm not.

  There are two options here:

  #1. let them live, put them in state care, and use modern medicine to give them the best quality of life possible.

  #2. kill them when they're foetuses at up to 9 months old.

  And you're going for #2?

  
  
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  In the UK it is legal to abort a Down's Syndrome baby up until the moment of birth

  by LoveUniHateExams in

  1. social
  2. current

  there was a recent legal challenge, brought about by a woman who herself has down's, which sought to overturn this sad state of affairs.. and a few days ago, a judge upheld the original law and denied her legal challenge.

  this is pretty sick, don't you think?.

  pro-abortion people love to ridicule religious people who claim that life begins at conception, so the obvious question is, when does life actually begin?.

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  LoveUniHateExams

  There was a recent legal challenge, brought about by a woman who herself has Down's, which sought to overturn this sad state of affairs.

  And a few days ago, a judge upheld the original law and denied her legal challenge.

  This is pretty sick, don't you think?

  Pro-abortion people love to ridicule religious people who claim that life begins at conception, so the obvious question is, when does life actually begin?

  Some more questions:

  Aren't 9 month old Down's Syndrome babies considered to be persons and alive?

  Don't they have rights?

  Who will protect them and stand up for them?

  Isn't the current state of affairs a form of apartheid?
  

  I'm seriously thinking of writing to my local MP about this. She has a legal background, I think.
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  GENDER PRONOUNS

  by JohnTron72 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  just to put it out there, the whole gender pronouns idea being pushed by the lgbtq+ minorities is just a way to try to hide the sin of homosexuality.

  if you can void people talking about your true sexual identity then it seems there is no sin anymore if two they or them of the same sex are together.

  example of the coverup: ("i don't identify as either gender"), so the kids i'm raising in a lesbian relationship need not speak of me as a mom or any other female term and we all don't have to feel any stigma attached to the true terms so, any shame we might feel is hidden anyway.

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  fundamentalists find it easier accepting they've raised a girl who should have been a boy - indeed is really a boy - than to admit their daughter is a lesbian - yes, this is very worrying because there is a pressure from some parents and other trans activists to put gay kids forward for gender transition.

  In the UK, a court of appeal has recently overturned a ban on minors having gender transition treatment. This is bad news for all types of kids, but gay kids especially.

  I expect an avalanche of lawsuits further down the road because of this.
  

  'Trans' doesn't really sit well with 'gay' or 'women', and it seems we're gonna find this out the hard way.
  
  
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  References in science vs references in film

  by LoveUniHateExams in

  1. social
  2. entertainment

  i have a science background but am fairly new to film critics and what they talk about.

  in science, references are used to support statements, introduce some ideas that other scientists may propose, etc.

  they have a purpose.

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  I have a science background but am fairly new to film critics and what they talk about.

  In science, references are used to support statements, introduce some ideas that other scientists may propose, etc. They have a purpose. So, you can kinda imagine my reaction when I first came across references in movies a few years ago.

  I remember one youtube film critic talking about a scene in New Nightmare (1994) and how it 'referenced' Nosferatu (1921). Basically, a scene in which Freddy comes out of a bed and stalks across a bedroom, throwing his silhouette on the wall reminded him of the Count Orlok's silhouette. Er, and that's it. I remember asking myself at the time, what purpose do film references serve?

  And I still haven't found the answer, lol. One issue here is that film references and themes are a bit like seeing shapes in clouds or looking at a map of Australia and Tasmania and seeing a rabbit eating an apple. You see what you wanna see.

  E.g. another youtuber claims that The Hills Have Eyes (1977) gives a commentary on the Vietnam War. After I'd stopped laughing, I thought, Does it? If it does, it's an extremely shallow commentary. XD

  Critics even see themes that the director of a film hadn't intended. A great example of this is The Fly (1986) - some critics saw Seth Brundle's physical degeneration as an allegory for AIDS. Director David Cronenberg has patiently explained that this was never his intention but I'm not sure all the critics have taken his comments on board.

  Of course, not all youtubers or other film critics waffle on about references or themes, some concentrate on the functional elements of a film - writing, plot, dialogue, acting, effects, etc.

  Thoughts?
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  Professors and Students Defend Evolution

  by Sea Breeze in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uc_w9vtzj0a&ab_channel=livingwaters.

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  @Sea Breeze - just because four top professors do a poor job of explaining evolution, it doesn't mean evolution is incorrect.

  The evidence for evolution is plentiful.
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  Congratulations US team, you played yourself..

  by MeanMrMustard in

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  2. entertainment

  .. so said one of the comments on the latest video from nate the lawyer:.

  https://youtu.be/_f_sehu3674.

  it is an interesting case of why "equal pay" isn't quite what you think it is.

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  Football is driven by the market.

  And Cristiano Ronaldo or Leo Messi sell a f**k-ton more shirts than some purple-haired lesbian does.

  That's the cold, hard truth.
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  Mating inequality

  by hoser in

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  this is the latest problem in north american society.

  mating inequality.

  there are now more women college graduates than men in the us.

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  I see a lot of spinsters and single moms in the future as well - yeah, this is a result of the destructiveness and negativity of feminist ideology.

  A lot of feminists hate men, specifically straight white men.

  Yeah, there'll be a fair few crazy cat-ladies thanks to this malicious feminist doctrine.
  
  
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  Why do Men just want to control each other, and have control over you.

  by pistolpete in

  1. social
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  it seems like the moment someone attains some type of power, whether it's money, political power, or religious power, their first agenda is ---to control others.. bill gates is a good example of this.

  another is george soros and michael bloomberg.

  and let's not forget all the politician and religious leaders like the governing body.

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  It's how Homo sapiens has evolved - we have evolved to live under a patriarchy.

  Rule by men has ensured humans' survival as a species for 200,000 years.

  The problem comes when the best aren't allowed to rise to the top. If we bin meritocracy, we'll be in trouble.
  
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  My favorite films of this century

  by LoveUniHateExams in

  1. social
  2. entertainment

  so, i was thinking about which are my favorite films of the 21st century.. there are lots of 21st century films i haven't seen and want to see.. anyhoo, i came up with these .... the nightingale (2018).

  the lighthouse (2019).

  the martian (2015).

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  Any excuse to post a clip from Let The Right One In (2008).

  Let the right one in - Bathroom and Eli's kissing scenes (ENG subtitles) - YouTube
  

  Part of this film's charm is that it's a sweet little romance between two twelve-year olds. Oskar is bullied at school and is kinda neglected to some degree by his parents, so you really sympathise with this poor kid. And he finds friendship/prepubescent love in a strange place. Oh, and it's a pretty good horror film, too.