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Only if you are an embryo.

• mynameishere 9y ago
  What country are you in? In most Western countries, embryos are pretty much fair game.
  • burntrelish1273 9y ago
    I think it's a dig at the US Republican Christian Right, whom are "Pro-life" but anti-"taking care of that, or the mother's, life." Considering Republicans control the majority of all three branches of government, they have an opportunity to ram through their unpopular ideological agenda. Disclaimer: Neither party is currently relevant to the average US citizen. People ought to seek post-partisanship and post-identity to side-step divide-and-conquer polarization and unify to attack the corruption.
    • bsder 9y ago
      > Disclaimer: Neither party is currently relevant to the average US citizen. People ought to seek post-partisanship and post-identity to side-step divide-and-conquer polarization and unify to attack the corruption. Horseshit. Both parties are NOT the same and one is quite relevant to the common citizen. For example: One party has been attempting to fix healthcare; one party is attempting to dismantle it. That's REALLY FUCKING RELEVANT to the average citizen--especially in red states--especially in states with an opiate epidemic. One party is attempting to legalize some drugs; the other continues to want to throw everybody in jail. I can go on. There is no such thing as "post-partisanship" until the Republican party starts operating on truth and fact, again. Could the Democrats be a lot better? Sure. However, I don't see Democrats assaulting people and still hanging onto their office. Weiner and Spitzer got chucked out of office for far less. Come talk to me about "post-partisanship" when Gianforte isn't in office anymore. Until then, I am quite free to assume that Republicans actually SUPPORT the current level of corruption.