RationalMadman

My father did UFO investigations for Air Force Intelligence for 2 years and never investigated a case he couldn't explain.

1. Don't ejaculate much because it releases some pure life energy.
   
2. Don't even begin to masturbate because you can get addicted.
   

Then there's the whole physical aspect of being a woman that's going to eventually menstruate you have to be educated on that. Then there's being educated on female birth control. Then there's the idea of abortion which plenty of men are going to tell you shouldn't even have a right to. Then there's things like pregnancy, mammograms and pap smears. And men have their very own distinct issues especially regarding health.

What a complete and utter lie. Women females from a very early age are taught how to watch their back, protect themselves, look for people when they approach their car, all kinds of ways to keep from getting raped that has nothing to do with being feminine it has to do with being female. 

That's simple, comparing gender dysphoria to dysphoria of body image is simply... ignorant

The Mahmudiyah rape and killings were war crimes involving the gang-rape and murder of 14-year-old Iraqi child Abeer Qassim Hamza al-Janabi and the murder of her family by United States Army soldiers on March 12, 2006. It occurred in the family's house to the southwest of Yusufiyah, a village to the west of the town of Al-Mahmudiyah, Iraq. Other members of al-Janabi's family murdered by Americans included her 34-year-old mother Fakhriyah Taha Muhasen, 45-year-old father Qassim Hamza Raheem, and 6-year-old sister Hadeel Qassim Hamza Al-Janabi.[1] The two remaining survivors of the family, 9-year-old brother Ahmed and 11-year-old brother Mohammed, were at school during the massacre and orphaned by the event.
Five U.S. Army soldiers of the 502nd Infantry Regiment were charged with rape and murder; Specialist Paul E. Cortez, Specialist James P. Barker, Private First Class Jesse V. Spielman, Private First Class Bryan L. Howard, and Private First Class Steven D. Green.[2] Green was discharged from the U.S. Army for mental instability before the crimes were known by his command, whereas Cortez, Barker, Spielman and Howard were tried by U.S. Army General Courts Martial, convicted, and sentenced to prison.[2] Green was tried and convicted in a United States civilian court and was sentenced to life in prison

GPF Report on Iraq: Killing of Civilians, Murder and Atrocities (June 2007)

US military commanders have established permissive "rules of engagement," allowing troops to use "deadly force" against virtually any perceived threat. As a consequence, the US and its allies regularly kill Iraqi civilians at checkpoints and during military operations, on the basis of the merest suspicion. US Coalition forces also kill many Iraqi non-combatants during military operations and air strikes. In this environment of permissive violence, some soldiers have committed pre-meditated murder, and several shocking atrocities, such as the Haditha massacre, have come to light.

Marine Says Officers Ordered To "Crank Up" Violence in Iraq (July 15, 2007)
A group of US Marines and a Navy corpsman attempted to cover up the April 2006 murder of an Iraqi man by planting a weapon on him "to make it appear he had been killed in a shootout." In their defense, the Marines revealed that officers had instructed them to step up the violence against suspected insurgents. The incident suggests that the pervasive culture of cruelty among US servicemen in Iraq may originate from further up the military chain of command. (Associated Press)

Let 'em know I'm going down to Mexico

To watch God and The Devil arm wrestle for my soul

With a bitch from San Diego, driving a Winnebago

High on a little llello, dying to get some Pesos

And I ain't one for fiction, or much for superstition

But I'm way out of my guardian angel's jurisdiction

The sun goes west till it's swallowed by the mountains

To the shitty city full of shady lawyers and accountants

Where everybody is looking for something, they're on a mission

Like sex with three women and real cheap prescriptions

Rattlesnake attitude, weapon to the fullest

They always got guns, but never enough bullets

The bottle runs dry, sweat pouring from my head, playing Portishead

Crack another portion for the dead

Bought a candy skull figure with a porcelain head

Praying to the porcelain god as I'm puking up red

The only thing abortion restrictions tend to do is make abortions more unsafe. Is that moral?

does the anti-abortion crowd promote free (or super cheap) birth control and IUDs ?

that and better support for single mothers would very likely reduce abortions (and or "induced miscarriages") MORE than simply making them illegal

@RationalMadman

You support murder of fetuses old enough to be premature born babies being dubbed slaughter on a technicality, I support it coming under the murder law it should apply to.

If an adult takes possession of an unwilling person we recognize it as a violation, but a fetus has no such restrictions?  I mean, there's really only two choices: self ownership (and people using their bodies in way we might not approve of personally) or no reasonable expectation of rights. Pick your poison.