Comments by "Ricardo Cabeza" (@ricardocabeza6006) on "Doctor Oz RADICAL: "Local Politicians" Should Control Abortion" video.

  1.  @yvonneplant9434  Who in government is forcing women to engage in reproductive activities that may result in reproducing?
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  2. @Crista Ferrari-Girault No consequences? Umm, in many states you can be forced to financially contribute to the well being of the child. If you don’t contribute, men can have wages garnished and/or jailed for not paying. How’s that for responsibility?
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  3. “Recovery time after a stroke is different for everyone—it can take weeks, months, or even years. Some people recover fully, but others have long-term or lifelong disabilities.” -CDC
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  4. He said “Good night” as a greeting. His brain is scrambled and substituting evening for night. His brain realizes these are synonymous. But in the context of the phrase, one is a greeting and one is a departure. And his brain doesn’t understand the contextual difference of the two phrases. That’s a massive issue when the job he’s running for is writing laws.
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  5. But the senate floor won’t be stressful? Don’t blame Dr. Oz... he isn’t making Fetterman run for office. Now, would you like to have the same concerns about Fetterman’s doctor who’s also a campaign donor of his?
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  6. So you would prefer if a politician at the Federal level, that isn’t local at all, be a decision factor when making a medical decision?
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  7. Congratulations, you’ve achieved tribalism.
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  8. You’re really struggling to cope with that train wreck by Fetterman, huh?
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  9. Well what was it like before when a Supreme Court Justice was in the room with you?
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  10. Hahaha oh man, that reminds me of this policy from NYC, that a judge had to strike down. It’s amazing how much self awareness the left lacks. Sure, keep pretending it’s Republicans. “Under Bloomberg's ban, "sugary beverages" larger than 16 ounces could not be sold at food-service establishments in New York City. At restaurants with self-service soda fountains, cups larger than 16 ounces could not be provided. Only outlets that get health-department grades were included, so supermarkets, vending machine operators and convenience stores (including 7-Eleven and its Big Gulps) didn't have to worry about the ban. There was no ban on refills. Failure to comply could have led to a $200 fine. It was set to take effect on Tuesday.” -Washington Post, By Rachel Weiner March 11, 2013
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  11. He suffered a stroke five days before the primary election. He should have withdrawn then and allowed another candidate a chance. Instead, his narcissism took over and he decided that he’s still the best person for the job. He shouldn’t be commended for overcoming difficulties. It’s just narcissism.
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  12. Yup. Decentralized governments decentralize the power. Why do you want a government with a concentration of power?
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  13. Who in the government is forcing these women to engage in reproductive activities that may result in reproducing?
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  14.  @HaleyMary  So what republican or government official is forcing women to engage in a reproductive activities that may result in reproducing?
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  15. @Crista Ferrari-Girault Because Democrat controlled states don’t feel obligated to force responsibility on the father. Conservative states with the abortion laws you hate, all have child support laws. WHY IS THAT? Furthermore, being a mother is a worse consequence than imprisonment? Really?
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  16. @Crista Ferrari-Girault Aww. Did you run out of questions? Well why don’t you answer my question. Why is it conservative states with abortion bans, that also have child support laws? WHY IS THAT?
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  17. And they had no clue how bad of shape Fetterman was in when they voted. This is why early voting should not be available to the masses. We have an Election Day for a reason.
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  18. No, it’s just narcissism at its finest. He should have removed himself from the election when he had the stroke, allowing another politician to run. Instead, he thinks he’s still the best choice, when he’s brain can’t even function. Narcissism.
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  19. Yes. Just like you were required to call and have a Supreme Court Justice present during the exam during the Roe era. Good job taking his statements literally.
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  20. Cool. So why can’t I bear arms in NYC?
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  21. Oh don’t worry. You do have a choice to engage in reproductive activities that may result in reproducing.
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  22. So Roe wasn’t a Federal Supreme Court decision? Nor did Roe protect abortion rights to full term. So, yeah, they were in the room.
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  23.  @downstream0114  You know what else says the federal government has no stake in it? No laws governing it at all, like we currently have. The moment the federal government makes a law one way or the other, they are putting themselves in the room. Including Roe.
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  24.  @downstream0114  Roe was a Federal court decision... correct? That’s different from a law. And I no point did I say it was a law. But it was legal precedent.
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  25.  @downstream0114  Does the establishment clause only apply to 1/3rd or 2/3rds of a church? Because Roe does for pregnancy... Roe explicitly stated women do not have the unregulated right to abortion, and regulation can be deemed necessary at viability. Try reading it sometime, you’ll appear less ignorant on the subject.
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  26. If someone lives in Colorado where full term abortions are legal, and someone lives in Ohio, where it’s illegal after six weeks. How is the Ohioan imposing their opinions on the Coloradan?
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  27.  @wbrewer5352  You mean the way Coloradans are imposing their beliefs on other Coloradans?... Or is it only “imposing” when it’s your political opposition and you don’t agree with the ideals? How convenient.
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  28. Abortion ends human life. Trust the science.
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  29. Reality?
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  30. I agree! Soooo why can’t I carry a gun in NYC?
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  31. He’s a candidate that never should have happened...
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  32. Fetterman is cognitively impaired and demonstrated it at the very beginning. He said “good night” at the beginning of the debate. He meant to say “good evening.” While the words “evening” and “night” are synonymous, they are opposites in the context of these phrases. One is a greeting and one is a departure. His brain’s inability to distinguish the contextual difference of these two phrases demonstrates his cognitive impairment. Someone who is cognitively impaired and unable to contextual distinguish different phrases should not be writing laws.
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  33. The kind of doctor that realizes the stroke victim is a narcissist that thinks they can still write laws.
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