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Petition to stop the persecution of those who found out the truth about planned parenthood guilt

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  • tl;dr - condoms are about as effective as pulling out

  • Don't be caught dead sitting on your seatbelt.

    WSS

  • Don't be caught dead sitting on your seatbelt.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Don't be caught dead sitting on your seatbelt.

    WSS

    The ultimate retort. I bend the knee.

  • @gftchris said:

    Well, 90 years olds do tend to be post-menopausal anyway, so you're all good.

    I get more pussy in the nursing home then you would believe.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    I get more pussy in the nursing home then you would believe.

    You're welcome to all the dusty snatch you can find in there. I suspect having your own oxygen tank is a real pull for the ladies.

  • So just to clarify, these people went undercover, breaking several laws in the process, to try to run a 'sting' on planned parenthood; they over-edited the videos to mislead everyone; every single independent inquiry, including those conducted in redder-than-red states has found PP has broken no laws; now, these people are being tried for the crimes they did actually commit, and *they're* the ones being persecuted?

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  • @diehardbrownsfan said:

    I get more pussy in the nursing home then you would believe.

    You're welcome to all the dusty snatch you can find in there. I suspect having your own oxygen tank is a real pull for the ladies.

    @gftchris said:

    You're welcome to all the dusty snatch you can find in there. I suspect having your own oxygen tank is a real pull for the ladies.

    Better then some nasty frenchie

  • @gftchris said:

    You're welcome to all the dusty snatch you can find in there. I suspect having your own oxygen tank is a real pull for the ladies.

    Better then some nasty frenchie

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Better then some nasty frenchie

    I imagine being able to remove the teeth really gives an interesting experience. Or would if you had any sensation left down there, but time catches up with us all.

  • tl;dr - condoms are about as effective as pulling out

    @vaportrail said:

    tl;dr - condoms are about as effective as pulling out

    Wait...wuuuuuut? ?

  • @vaportrail said:

    tl;dr - condoms are about as effective as pulling out

    Wait...wuuuuuut? ?

    @tiamat63 said:

    Wait...wuuuuuut? ?

    Rate of failure over ten years. Also, if you're planning to use 'pulling out' as your contraception, then there is a chance you don't quite manage it in time...

  • @tiamat63 said:

    Wait...wuuuuuut? ?

    Rate of failure over ten years. Also, if you're planning to use 'pulling out' as your contraception, then there is a chance you don't quite manage it in time...

    @gftchris said:

    Rate of failure over ten years. Also, if you're planning to use 'pulling out' as your contraception, then there is a chance you don't quite manage it in time...

    Or I'm guessing that live sperm are present in a carrier fluid that precedes the ejaculation. But I think those numbers are ridiculous. If used properly, which is the key, birth control is pretty damn effective. Again we are animals it's more fun to fun than it is to plan.

    WSS

  • https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/birth-control/birth-control-pill

    There, it's not from the blaze, but the sacred cow of the left.

    WSS

  • The NY Times numbers and the PP numbers don't contradict each other...

  • @gftchris said:

    Rate of failure over ten years. Also, if you're planning to use 'pulling out' as your contraception, then there is a chance you don't quite manage it in time...

    Or I'm guessing that live sperm are present in a carrier fluid that precedes the ejaculation. But I think those numbers are ridiculous. If used properly, which is the key, birth control is pretty damn effective. Again we are animals it's more fun to fun than it is to plan.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Or I'm guessing that live sperm are present in a carrier fluid that precedes the ejaculation. But I think those numbers are ridiculous. If used properly, which is the key, birth control is pretty damn effective. Again we are animals it's more fun to fun than it is to plan.

    WSS

    The numbers with perfect use are also on the graphs I posted. They're the dotted lines.

  • https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/birth-control/birth-control-pill

    There, it's not from the blaze, but the sacred cow of the left.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/birth-control/birth-control-pill

    There, it's not from the blaze, but the sacred cow of the left.

    WSS

    Steve, you posted this the last time I posted the graphs. And the last time you posted it, Woody and I told you that the same numbers are in each of these sources, just like we are now. Go to my link, and hover over the 1 year mark. You'll see that the data is the same.

  • @gftchris said:

    Rate of failure over ten years. Also, if you're planning to use 'pulling out' as your contraception, then there is a chance you don't quite manage it in time...

    Or I'm guessing that live sperm are present in a carrier fluid that precedes the ejaculation. But I think those numbers are ridiculous. If used properly, which is the key, birth control is pretty damn effective. Again we are animals it's more fun to fun than it is to plan.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Or I'm guessing that live sperm are present in a carrier fluid that precedes the ejaculation. But I think those numbers are ridiculous. If used properly, which is the key, birth control is pretty damn effective. Again we are animals it's more fun to fun than it is to plan.

    WSS

    Also, oral contraceptives are extremely effective, but only with perfect use. Women taking birth control pills are supposed to take the pill at the same exact time every single day. If they miss one dose by only an hour, then their birth control is less effective for the following week. Anecdotally, my Mormon friend's wife, already had 2 kids, didn't want more, had an IUD, which is essentially the Cadillac of birth control. It failed and they had a premature baby (<30 weeks) with all sorts of health problems. You seem to be pretty dead set on labeling everyone with an unexpected pregnancy as irresponsible, but the numbers clearly show it's not as effective as you think it is.

  • Yes of course and perfect use is the goal and what makes all of this shit effective. Like I said with the seatbelts, if you don't put them on they don't do you any good whether they are installed in the car or not.

    That goes for any protective device from a bulletproof vest 2 safety glasses.

    WSS

  • Yes of course and perfect use is the goal and what makes all of this shit effective. Like I said with the seatbelts, if you don't put them on they don't do you any good whether they are installed in the car or not.

    That goes for any protective device from a bulletproof vest 2 safety glasses.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Yes of course and perfect use is the goal and what makes all of this shit effective. Like I said with the seatbelts, if you don't put them on they don't do you any good whether they are installed in the car or not.

    That goes for any protective device from a bulletproof vest 2 safety glasses.

    WSS

    So you're either admitting that unwanted pregnancies occur in the lives of non-deadbeats or advocating abstinence as the only form of birth control, as far as I can tell?

  • @westside-steve said:

    Yes of course and perfect use is the goal and what makes all of this shit effective. Like I said with the seatbelts, if you don't put them on they don't do you any good whether they are installed in the car or not.

    That goes for any protective device from a bulletproof vest 2 safety glasses.

    WSS

    So you're either admitting that unwanted pregnancies occur in the lives of non-deadbeats or advocating abstinence as the only form of birth control, as far as I can tell?

    @gftchris said:

    So you're either admitting that unwanted pregnancies occur in the lives of non-deadbeats or advocating abstinence as the only form of birth control, as far as I can tell?

    I don't recall ever saying otherwise. Deadbeats? Sure there's a lot more unwanted pregnancy among people with nothing else to do but mostly it's Human Nature. If you have a male dog and a female dog they want to fuck. Now you can certainly tell them not to do it in the living room but if you're not watching...

    All I'm saying is it most of the time I think abortion is a quick and easy remedy that cures the inconvenience and cost of 18 years of a brat.

    Also that almost every time it can be prevented but admittedly nobody cares that much. All drunk driving accidents could be prevented. All cigarette related illnesses could be prevented. Just a fact sir.

    WSS

  • Well there's a difference between drunk driving and cigarette related illnesses, and accidental pregnancies. You don't accidentally drink and drive, you don't accidentally smoke a thousand cigarettes a year for life. But you can take perfectly reasonable measures such as using an IUD or contraceptive pills or whatever and still end up with an unwanted pregnancy.

    What would you consider a reasonable attempt to prevent an unwanted pregnancy?