Comments by "Z P" (@zachman5150) on "If Feminists Were 100% Honest" video.

  1.  @HelenaBlack80  That's because, for ex. in the black community 80% of families are single parent situations and the mother's have the custody
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  2. If Democrats are so concerned about women and girls being raped, why do they release rapists from prison over and over?
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  3.  @marlonmoncrieffe0728  There is no doubt that the Intellectually Disenfranchised and the Morally Bankrupt are the ones creating their own dilemma's and are the root of the problem
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  4.  @menash000  Does giving the child up for adoption really not occur to you, as a reasonable alternative??
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  5.  @menash000  No, you mentioned abandonment on the streets and orphanages... not adoptions. BTW there are no orphanages in the USA, it's a foster care system and the VAST majority of kids in there aren't orphans, rather are kids who's parents have a custody issue going on with the courts. Life is worth living. You seem to be arguing for sport. Get a better hobby
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  6.  @dotdot6008  Why can't they? Intellectually stunted? You should've paid attention and taken a biology class instead of art. A woman is an adult, human, female. That biological status is fixed and permanent. This is not complicated nor controversial. How do you not know this?
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  7.  @dakotareib  I refuted many of your statements. You've refuted exactly NONE of mine and you've failed to answer any of my questions. You're Dismissed as less than useless. Congratulations, you failed to justify your ideological position.... advocating in favor of terminating the innocent. Ghoulish
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  8. I'm not under the impression that there's a place for a meeting of the minds between those who value life, and those who advocate terminating the innocent in the womb. Women are the one's who risk pregnancy, when choosing to facilitate it, when engaging in the one and only act which causes their avoidable dilemma. Their dilemma is of their own making, and they're without excuse. I raised my own as a single father, without the bio-mom in the picture. Why can't they responsibly avoid their unwanted pregnancy's? Since women are the one's in charge of risking it, you'd think they'd be smarter about it.  There are literally millions of women who successfully plan their family's, and effectively utilize their preventative birth control. What do you think they know that eludes so many who obviously don't?
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  9. If feminists were 100% honest, they'd be able to define the question, what is a woman-- accurately.
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  10.  @menash000  In the 1% of cases, where that's the situation-- is the innocent child in the womb less valuable because one of their parents was bad?
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  11.  @Lacheythebeautiful  Women are the one's who risk pregnancy, when choosing to facilitate it, when engaging in the one and only act which causes their avoidable dilemma. Their dilemma is of their own making, and they're without excuse. Why can't they responsibly avoid their unwanted pregnancy's?  Since women are the one's in charge of risking it, you'd think they'd be smarter about it.  There are literally millions of women who successfully plan their family's, and effectively utilize their preventative birth control. What do you think they know that eludes so many who obviously don't?
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  12.  @menash000  I think you haven't bothered to answer my question and that life is worth living. There are literally millions of women who successfully plan their family's, and effectively utilize their preventative birth control. What do you think they know that eludes so many who obviously don't?
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  13.  @menash000  Is the life of that child somehow less valuable? I don't think so
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  14.  @menash000  No, you did not... No matter I'm not under the impression that there's a place for a meeting of the minds between those who value life, and those who advocate terminating the innocent in the womb. Women are the one's who risk pregnancy, when choosing to facilitate it, when engaging in the one and only act which causes their avoidable dilemma. Their dilemma is of their own making, and they're without excuse. I raised my own as a single father, without the bio-mom in the picture. Why can't they responsibly avoid their unwanted pregnancy's? Since women are the one's in charge of risking it, you'd think they'd be smarter about it. There are literally millions of women who successfully plan their family's, and effectively utilize their preventative birth control. What do you think they know that eludes so many who obviously don't?
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  15. I observe that there are women who've figured out how to plan their family's effectively and utilize their preventative birth control effectively, and contrast them against those who've clearly NOT figured it out, and instead-- keep getting it wrong. Don't tell me that birth control isn't 100% effective, because that seems to only affect one group-- and it isn't the group that values the lives of their children. What do you think they know that eludes the others???
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  16.  @dotdot6008  If women offer themselves up to men for sex, they are the catalyst for their own avoidable dilemma. The intellectual gymnastics that SO MANY go through, to avoid responsibly for their own action is stunning. Women know what causes pregnancy, and so-- have no one to blame for their unwanted pregnancy but themselves, when they facilitate the one and only act which causes their avoidable dilemma. OWN it!
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  17.  @dotdot6008  Ab0rti0n is avoiding responsibility for their actions
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  18.  @dotdot6008  Is the value of the child diminished because one of their parents was bad, in those 1% of cases vs the other 99%+ of cases? Is adoption somehow not an option for those of whom you speak?
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  19.  @dotdot6008  If feminists were 100% honest, they'd be able to define the question, what is a woman-- accurately.
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  20.  @dotdot6008  Gender and biology are not disconnected. Gender refers to the sex assigned at birth and the social aspects of being male and female-- respectively. Your narrative is inappropriately conflating the variability in personality types and temperament (Neither of which are gender exclusive-- hence effeminate males, butch females and tomboys)
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  21.  @dotdot6008  That's so ignorant. Women and their biology make the continuation of the human race possible. Get a clue...
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  22. In that echo chamber society of mental illness... Yes. In reality, not as much
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  23.  @dakotareib  What was the point of your comment??
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  24.  @dakotareib  There are tons of stories of women who live to regret having one. My explanation as to why it is that they are "is not always this misconstrued traumatic experience people make it out to be" is, there are sociopaths out there who aren't affected by such things. Hope that helps you
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  25.  @dakotareib  It is for the terminated offspring. Did that really not occur to you? wow
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  26.  @dakotareib  You wrote, "fetus don’t have the cognitive ability to feel or voluntarily respond to pain until 28 weeks, long after abortions are illegal" SO!!! Neither do coma patients, BUT-- Still human. Still innocent, Still YOUR fault for facilitating their creation. You sure seem to be doing some major intellectual gymnastics to attempt to justify terminating the innocent in the womb.
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  27.  @dakotareib  Interesting that you keep replying and when I respond-- you delete your comment. WEAK and Pathetic
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  28.  @dakotareib  You can try to spin it however you like, but the facts don't substantiate your narrative in the vast vast vast majority of cases.  There is No legislation ANYWHERE that prevents life saving measures for expecting mother's who's lives are in peril. It's a red herring argument, you're making. It's being used as a means to act like feral animals without consideration for consequences to anyone but themselves. It's the height of narcissism.
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  29.  @dakotareib  Evidence? No... NONE. You're reaching and going through some major intellectual gymnastics to justify the termination of the unborn in the womb, using the marginal case to attempt to justify the other 99+%.
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  30.  @dakotareib  The only thing that's going to lower the number of unwanted pregnancy's are women choosing to stop facilitating their risk and modifying their own behavior. It's not rocket science
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  31.  @dakotareib  Also-- You sound like you're advocating eugenics, as the solution to facing adversity-- so just terminate them. WOW There's another solution... Avoiding the totally avoidable and mitigating your risk. It's a matter of character, and making smart choices.
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  32.  @dakotareib  You're whinging now. A miscarriage isn't an ab0rti0n. Try to focus. You have been wrong about many of your claims. The 'Because you said so' standard has been issued exactly ZERO credibility. Look, I'm not under the impression that there's a place for a meeting of the minds between those who value life, and those-- like you who categorize life as disposable, as you advocate for the means to terminate the innocent in the womb. Bottom Line, You fail to justify terminating the innocent in the womb. The only situation is when the mother's life is in imminent peril. Deal with it. Terminating the lives of the innocent is wrong.
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  33.  @dakotareib  Save it dear. I'm retired, and my son is 32 yo. I raised him as a single father, without his bio-mom in the picture. The problem you have with your virtue signaling is the total absence of any actual 'Virtue' in any of your unhinged whinging. There's nothing Righteous, Virtuous, nor Nobel in advocating for the termination of the innocent.
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  34. I observe that there are women who've figured out how to plan their family's effectively and utilize their preventative birth control effectively, and contrast them against those who've clearly NOT figured it out, and instead-- keep getting it wrong. Don't tell me that birth control isn't 100% effective, because that seems to only affect one group-- and it isn't the group that values the lives of their children. What do you think they know that eludes the others???
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  35.  @dakotareib  And yet-- the group that doesn't seem to have issues with it aren't the one's having more than one ab0rti0n-- because they didn't utilize their birth control effectively or effectively plan the timing of their family expansion. What do you think they know that eludes so many?
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  36.  @dakotareib  It's normal for smart people to mitigate their risks effectively. There's no cure for stoopid, but there are consequences. That's why you don't see doctors having multiple pregnancy's from multiple partners resulting in unwanted pregnancy's And even morons know that they're risking pregnancy, when they facilitate it by indulging in the one and only act which causes their self-inflicted dilemmas of unwanted pregnancy. Let's not pretend they don't know
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  37.  @dakotareib  LOL... Well, you've refuted nothing whatsoever, and you've failed to justify terminating the innocent in the womb, but for when the mother's life is in imminent peril-- and that's a non-starter, since no one advocates otherwise. You have NO Idea what my educational background is, nor what my professional experience is but like I said...  I'm not under the impression that those who value life will find a place for a meeting of the minds, with those like you-- who don't, and categorize the lives of the innocent as disposable, in the name of convenience. You're going to need to do much better
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  38. That is incorrectly presuming their capacity for "intelligent" thought
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  39. The morals and ethics of those who would declare the innocent to be disposable in the name of convenience, are those of narcissists and sociopaths.
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  40. Ya, room temperature in Antarctica
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  41.  @axelthegreat3895  Instead of announcing your ignorance, how about using your internet access to look up the definition?
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  42. The problem they have with their virtue signaling, is the total absence of any actual virtue in any of their unhinged whinging
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  43.  @tonyonaperky2128  If they're leftists they do nothing else but gaslight
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