Okay, so I live in Florida (sanctity of life)

If a woman is brutally raped, left for dead, and becomes pregnant as a result, she would be forced under the Republican plank to bring the child to term--against her will.

But if that same woman is carrying a gun and is approached by someone in a manner in which she feels 'threatened' she can cap the person, and would not be charged.

Huh?

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Okay, so I live in Florida (sanctity of life) (Original post)	Not Me	Oct 2012	OP
Well, she'd still be charged with murder, ladies have no right	Warpy	Oct 2012	#1
Well technically if she is not carrying a gun, she is asking for it !!	20895DEM	Oct 2012	#2
That's it in a nutshell!	sheshe2	Oct 2012	#3
Not really	amuse bouche	Oct 2012	#4
That's because Florida has unusually strange politicians. (Bags of Shit with Legs)	BlueJazz	Oct 2012	#5

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Wed Oct 24, 2012, 04:33 PM

Warpy (69,124 posts)

1. Well, she'd still be charged with murder, ladies have no right

to protect themselves. I know this because it has happened before.

But in theory, yes, you do have the right to use deadly force against a born assailant. You do not have the right to protect yourself against an unborn assailant, which is what an unwanted pregnancy is, threatening a woman's health, livelihood, social support system and life.

These men seem to think that because a process is natural, it is risk free. It is not.

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Wed Oct 24, 2012, 04:36 PM

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