You just can't stop yourself can you John?
If you had a hundred million pounds of taxpayers' money....
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You just can't stop yourself can you John?
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Which of these grounds do you think is invalid?
- risk to the life of the pregnant woman;
- preventing grave permanent injury to the physical or mental health of the pregnant woman;
- risk of injury to the physical or mental health of the pregnant woman or any existing children of her family (up to a term limit of 24 weeks of gestation); or
- substantial risk that if the child were born, it would "suffer from such physical or mental abnormalities as to be seriously handicapped"
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No reply from vinty yet.
I did look for his evidence myself, but all I managed to find were things like:
"The opinion polls commissioned by Amnesty International include findings that 65 per cent of adults in Northern Ireland agree that abortion should not be a crime, and 78 per cent of British people are in favour of decriminalisation.
It also found that more than two-thirds of people in Northern Ireland and three-quarters of people in Britain think the government should act to change the law.
The poll of British adults was conducted by YouGov, while the poll of Northern Irish adults was conducted through a Cognisense Omnibus Survey."
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/pol...se-abortion-in-n-ireland-polls-show-1.3657612
I wonder where vinty was looking?
In most of Europe, the vile trade of the back-street abortionist has all but disappeared long ago. Soon it will be just a memory for the people of NI as well.
I did look for his evidence myself, but all I managed to find were things like:
"The opinion polls commissioned by Amnesty International include findings that 65 per cent of adults in Northern Ireland agree that abortion should not be a crime, and 78 per cent of British people are in favour of decriminalisation.
It also found that more than two-thirds of people in Northern Ireland and three-quarters of people in Britain think the government should act to change the law.
The poll of British adults was conducted by YouGov, while the poll of Northern Irish adults was conducted through a Cognisense Omnibus Survey."
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/pol...se-abortion-in-n-ireland-polls-show-1.3657612
I wonder where vinty was looking?
In most of Europe, the vile trade of the back-street abortionist has all but disappeared long ago. Soon it will be just a memory for the people of NI as well.
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sodthisforfun
Ashamed of myself? I haven't said anything that I am ashamed of.
No, a miscarriage in the circumstance you mention is sad because it's a wanted baby so that's a bit of a trite comparison you made.
No, pregnancy isn't a disease, but nor is a womans body the possession of men in charge of the country who make the choices for them. No way should a woman be forced to keep a baby if she doesn't want to, for whatever reason. And those men who force a rape victim to keep a child, or a child who will die anyway, or put the mothers life at risk are abhorrent.
I will say it again, if men are so so so concerned about abortion then stop having sex or get the snip. Stop being hypocrites.
As long as there are liars......
Is this an occasion where Vinty does NOT think the UK should be treated as a whole?
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Not hard to locate the image if you know what you are doing.
https://metro.co.uk/2014/09/13/moth...-a-bid-to-challenge-uk-abortion-laws-4867760/
Daily Mail et al. So Meat and Drink for the forum luddites.
Jeez! Lighten up a bit. Or don't you do humour?
Arlene's not exactly easy on the eye. Just sayin'.
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