Eighth Amendment poll

[sid waddell]

Another fcukwit puts his foot in his mouth - the same dunce who made a fool of himself with his comments about the HPV vaccine last year.

Nobody will have to "kill off" the Roman Catholic Church in this country.

The most effective people at doing that have always been those in the Roman Catholic Church itself.


'How can you cheer abortion?': Bishop 'horrified' by referendum celebrations
Alphonsus Cullinan said Catholic Yes voters "should go to confession".

http://www.thejournal.ie/bishop-alphonsus-cullinan-abortion-4049693-Jun2018/

[armaghniac]

The most effective people at doing that have always been those in the Roman Catholic Church itself.


'How can you cheer abortion?': Bishop 'horrified' by referendum celebrations

Any decent person would find the recent "celebrations" disgusting.
While change was needed the pendulum has swung from one extreme to the other.

[Syferus]

The most effective people at doing that have always been those in the Roman Catholic Church itself.


'How can you cheer abortion?': Bishop 'horrified' by referendum celebrations

Any decent person would find the recent "celebrations" disgusting.
While change was needed the pendulum has swung from one extreme to the other.

What.. the.. fûck?

[Hardy]

The most effective people at doing that have always been those in the Roman Catholic Church itself.


'How can you cheer abortion?': Bishop 'horrified' by referendum celebrations

Any decent person would find the recent "celebrations" disgusting.
While change was needed the pendulum has swung from one extreme to the other.

Funnily enough, gratuitously judgemental and insulting shite like this is one of the things that people voted against.

[armaghniac]

The most effective people at doing that have always been those in the Roman Catholic Church itself.


'How can you cheer abortion?': Bishop 'horrified' by referendum celebrations

Any decent person would find the recent "celebrations" disgusting.
While change was needed the pendulum has swung from one extreme to the other.

Funnily enough, gratuitously judgemental and insulting shite like this is one of the things that people voted against.

You can make a case that abortion is unavoidable in certain circumstances, but whooping and cheering and drinking champagne at the prospect of more abortion is disgusting. Note that you, or all these others you mention, seem to have no problem making a judgment about my comment, which is typical hypocrisy. 

[Syferus]

The most effective people at doing that have always been those in the Roman Catholic Church itself.


'How can you cheer abortion?': Bishop 'horrified' by referendum celebrations

Any decent person would find the recent "celebrations" disgusting.
While change was needed the pendulum has swung from one extreme to the other.

Funnily enough, gratuitously judgemental and insulting shite like this is one of the things that people voted against.

You can make a case that abortion is unavoidable in certain circumstances, but whooping and cheering and drinking champagne at the prospect of more abortion is disgusting. Note that you, or all these others you mention, seem to have no problem making a judgment about my comment, which is typical hypocrisy.

You do know they're celebrating basic womens' rights and the lives of women being safeguarded, not the act of abortion, right? Right?

..right???

Why do you feel the need to lie to make a point?

[armaghniac]

The most effective people at doing that have always been those in the Roman Catholic Church itself.


'How can you cheer abortion?': Bishop 'horrified' by referendum celebrations

Any decent person would find the recent "celebrations" disgusting.
While change was needed the pendulum has swung from one extreme to the other.

Funnily enough, gratuitously judgemental and insulting shite like this is one of the things that people voted against.

You can make a case that abortion is unavoidable in certain circumstances, but whooping and cheering and drinking champagne at the prospect of more abortion is disgusting. Note that you, or all these others you mention, seem to have no problem making a judgment about my comment, which is typical hypocrisy.

You do know they're celebrating basic womens' rights and the lives of women being safeguarded, not the act of abortion, right? Right?

..right???

Why do you feel the need to lie to make a point?

I believe the euthanasia referendum will be a mighty party altogether.

[sid waddell]

This was the lead story on today's Irish edition of The Times.

Lovely people, those anti-abortionists...

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/belfast-pregnancy-clinic-said-abortion-fills-breasts-with-cancer-x2btsc0bz

A Northern Irish pregnancy centre set up by US anti-abortion activists is falsely telling women that abortion causes breast cancer and infertility, an undercover investigation has found.

A counsellor at the Belfast clinic of Stanton Healthcare was secretly recorded telling an undercover reporter that she was "too beautiful for abortion" and a termination would make her breasts "fill with cancer".

The false claims were condemned by a senior gynaecologist as "despicable" bullying of vulnerable women.

[The Boy Wonder]

Oh the hypocrisy - you and your ilk continue to post poisonous commentary to this forum.
Sadly it appears to be your main pastime - "internet blowhard" I believe is your own description.
An idle mind is the devil's workshop - go and find something useful and constructive to do with your time.

[sid waddell]

Oh the hypocrisy - you and your ilk continue to post poisonous commentary to this forum.
Sadly it appears to be your main pastime - "internet blowhard" I believe is your own description.
An idle mind is the devil's workshop - go and find something useful and constructive to do with your time.

One thing idle minds most certainly are is fodder for brainwashing by conservative fundamentalist dogma, and you're a very good example of that.

On this thread you have displayed a consistent inability to think for yourself in any aspect. It's both comical and sad in equal measure.

No comment from either you or the other anti-abortionist nutters about this fake clinic's bullying lies to vulnerable women.

One guess as to why that is.

[whitey]

Oh the hypocrisy - you and your ilk continue to post poisonous commentary to this forum.
Sadly it appears to be your main pastime - "internet blowhard" I believe is your own description.
An idle mind is the devil's workshop - go and find something useful and constructive to do with your time.

One thing idle minds most certainly are is fodder for brainwashing by conservative fundamentalist dogma, and you're a very good example of that.

On this thread you have displayed a consistent inability to think for yourself in any aspect. It's both comical and sad in equal measure.

No comment from either you or the other anti-abortionist nutters about this fake clinic's bullying lies to vulnerable women.

One guess as to why that is.

https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/ruth-coppinger-to-seek-to-remove-insulting-72-hour-wait-for-abortion-845721.html

I see your girlfriend Ruth Coppinger is already campaigning to abolish the 72 hour waiting period.

Im sure shes all for terminations, up to and including the date of birth

[Baile an tuaigh]

Probably best to give Sid visious the fools pardon.

[Orchard park]

The most effective people at doing that have always been those in the Roman Catholic Church itself.


'How can you cheer abortion?': Bishop 'horrified' by referendum celebrations

Any decent person would find the recent "celebrations" disgusting.
While change was needed the pendulum has swung from one extreme to the other.

Funnily enough, gratuitously judgemental and insulting shite like this is one of the things that people voted against.

You can make a case that abortion is unavoidable in certain circumstances, but whooping and cheering and drinking champagne at the prospect of more abortion is disgusting. Note that you, or all these others you mention, seem to have no problem making a judgment about my comment, which is typical hypocrisy.

I voted yes, proud to do so , so that finally ad an  independent republic we stood up, opened our eyes and decided to deal with a problem instead of hypocritically having our constitution enable the export of the issue as had happened for the past 50 plus years, before thst the state outsourced the issueto thd religious orders  and innocent babies either were sold to USA or ended up in a septic tank in Tuam....

So maybe no need for champers or msybd therdbix to svknowledge as a republic we sre maturing  in our decision making...

[Syferus]

The most effective people at doing that have always been those in the Roman Catholic Church itself.


'How can you cheer abortion?': Bishop 'horrified' by referendum celebrations

Any decent person would find the recent "celebrations" disgusting.
While change was needed the pendulum has swung from one extreme to the other.

Funnily enough, gratuitously judgemental and insulting shite like this is one of the things that people voted against.

You can make a case that abortion is unavoidable in certain circumstances, but whooping and cheering and drinking champagne at the prospect of more abortion is disgusting. Note that you, or all these others you mention, seem to have no problem making a judgment about my comment, which is typical hypocrisy.

I voted yes, proud to do so , so that finally ad an  independent republic we stood up, opened our eyes and decided to deal with a problem instead of hypocritically having our constitution enable the export of the issue as had happened for the past 50 plus years, before thst the state outsourced the issueto thd religious orders  and innocent babies either were sold to USA or ended up in a septic tank in Tuam....

So maybe no need for champers or msybd therdbix to svknowledge as a republic we sre maturing  in our decision making...

Yeah, no. A lot of those campaigners invested years of their lives to get those basic rights. It was a battle for every last concession and step forward for them. FFS, it took us this long to truly legislate for the implications of the X case, now a quarter century old - that is an incredible lack of courage on Ireland's behalf as a government and as a country.

This forum has some absolutely batshît opinions on women's issues and this obsession with the celebration of a wonderful endorsement of them as equal citizens is high on the list.

[Rudi]

I am usually pro choice. Individuals should be left to make their own decisions for good or bad. In this case 3 were involved the mother father and baby. The baby had absolutely no say, the fathers say is incredibly limited too. Regarding voluntary euthanasia its up to the individual, kicking religion out of school dont care, they do own the land and buildings which would be an issue. People who voted yes because of the church are flawed.