Comments by "Len" (@Len-jk4zi) on "The New York Times" channel.

  1.  @blakekeith4823  Just because you can afford a baby does not mean she can.
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  2.  @Patriot-hz8xk  Actually, this is what happens when young men are irresponsible.
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  3.  @Iserate  Any prosecutor in Texas.
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  4. It's a lot like what you went through when you were born. Remember that? Oh wait, no. Your mind didn't exist back then for you to feel it.
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  5. I'll take things that didn't happen for $500.
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  6. Nobody is glorifying abortion. It is an important and difficult decision for any woman to make, but they decide what they believe is best. That said, abortion isn't at all sad; it's pretty neutral. A life not beginning isn't a bad thing. We're in a suicide epidemic.
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  7.  Michael McCallion  A person that supports the unnecessary suffering of innocent victims is not a Christian.
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  8.  @Angela-vy5ok  Why on Earth do you think they aren't?
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  9.  @classicsinister1273  Whenever you say obvious things, why do you expect anyone to say anything more than "cool"? Condoms don't do what we need abortion for.
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  10. Then you're a bad christian.
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  11. I imagine it's just like what you went through when you were born; something you didn't even experience in the first place, and certainly don't remember.
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  12. Carelessness? We're overpopulated to the point that children can't even expect to see a doctor twice a month anymore. You're being wildly irresponsible by shaming people that are more careful than you.
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  13. The pregnancy center did not help her, she had to help herself.
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  14.  @leewest6241  If you're to force your ideology on me, I will force mine on you.
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  15. Sorry about the the troll.
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  16. We will. And we'll get a lot more comfortable with the word "murder", too.
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  17. Until I have access to medical care, you can stuff your moral values.
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  18.  @forallofme4441  Marriage doesn't work for me. It also doesn't make me any better at caring for children.
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  19. Not bots, but people with rights.
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  20.  @mathildeyoung1823  I do, you just don't qualify to argue with me.
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  21. And she chose not to use her body to carry that pregnancy to term. She can make her own decisions.
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  22. I imagine it's a lot like what I went through before I was born, absolutely nothing.
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  23. Or it could have been its' own pain and suffering. Seriously bud, children born these days will have less than their parents.
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  24. Please do not follow Desiree Joy's advice. Childbirth is significantly more dangerous than an abortion by medication, with the death rate being over twice as high. Desiree is an incredibly manipulative individual, and is best ignored.
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  25.  @TheDakotaFrazier  Your last comment to me disappeared. What I believe is right is right for me. I actually believe that it is cruel to give birth to a fetus if you cannot promise it a good future. I do not believe in "chance" as a good thing, as for every person that's living a good life there's ten that have left this world of their own accord.
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  26. Why do you think that millions of women are so desperate to avoid becoming mothers? Why do you think that they'd rather abort than abandon their child?
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  27. What outcome creates the most suffering? Decide that for yourself, then avoid it.
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  28.  Michael McCallion  Yes, the Bible absolutely says murder is okay, and offers some broad guidelines as for when to do it. "Dash them against the rocks" and all that. I threw the bible away after I realized that God played no part in its' creation.
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  29. Your grandmother's way of life is gone, and her beliefs have no place in this world.
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  30.  @mathildeyoung1823  You're right, just valid reasons.
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  31.  @mathildeyoung1823  I just did. You're still not qualified.
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  32. cringe
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  33. Keep your pants on. It's not their fault if you knock them up.
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  34.  @yourdad2917  Nope, that's not autonomy.
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  35. Women want the right to bodily autonomy and the responsibilities that come with it.
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  36. This type of paranoia is worth suing the state over.
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  37.  @SmackDabCola  Would you prefer emotional manipulation into an outcome that might be worse for everyone involved based on my personal beliefs, like I'm an anti-choicer?
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  38. That might work for somebody that's going to be single forever like yourself, but it won't work for healthy people. I'm sorry you're so unwanted.
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  39. Let the blood be on our hands, then. I'm going to do the right thing no matter how much it upsets you.
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  40.  @myyoutube9211  There are a lot of gods, and a lot of creators. Which one are you referring to?
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  41.  @myyoutube9211  the wages of religion is death, too.
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  42. If you don't like it, go to a corner of youtube that you do like.
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  43.  @Ven_Videos  I disagree, and I wouldn't mind being 'murdered" as a baby myself. I'd much rather be dead than hated.
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  44.  @andrewpirr  Yes, it's frequently used as a way of exaggerating struggles one might have had.
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  45. She's a young woman, not a mother.
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  46. No, you will.
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  47. The real travesty is that the world is so awful women don't want to have babies. Are you going to do anything about that, or are you going to make babies suffer without good reason?
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  48.  @Iserate  You're not considering abortion. Why do you think other women are so desperate to avoid becoming mothers?
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  49.  @TheAntisocialSocialitePodcast  And when prevention fails, we need a cure.
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  50.  @TheDakotaFrazier  To re-establish my beliefs, I believe that in order to give birth to another human, one is morally obligated to first ensure that it will not have a life-altering disability, will have significant opportunities to nurture hobbies and talents, as well as a relatively good shot at landing a career. All of the kids that "overcame obstacles" make up significantly less than the 99% that don't. I'm one of those 99%, and I do not believe that my suffering for your happiness is right. I absolutely would have taken that away from you because 1 in 100 is not an acceptable gamble for a child's future. "and people change" This is a shockingly rare occurrence. People grow, they typically don't change. "which would make “guaranteeing” anything impossible." But the moral duty to do so remains.
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