Reform party takes first parliamentary step to restrict abortion in Canada

Carling

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he says he's acting as a private member...LOL...i'm sure Harpo and company are all behind this..one never forgets their roots.
 

james t kirk

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Here we go again;


Abortion Debate By Stealth


......... and the PMO knows nothing about this, nope.
Yes, but the Cons are proceeding quietly and cautiously in baby steps.

Don`t ever kid yourself, Harper and the boys support this guy full on orelse they would have stopped him cold in his tracks.

Imagine if instead of a Private Member`s bill regarding abortion, it was a Private Member`s bill regarding keeping the long gun registry? How long do you think it would take Harper to shut that debate down? About 2 seconds. But when it comes to the question of access to abortion, Harper lets it proceed.
 

rld

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It will be interesting to see where this goes. Fetal protection laws can be very tricky.
 

Aardvark154

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Reform party takes first parliamentary step to restrict abortion in Canada
Perhaps more accurately: "Back Bencher attempts to stick nose of the camel into the tent: Private member's proposal on redefining homicide of fetuses to have one hour of debate next month.”
 
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oldjones

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Take it right back to the moment of conception and make every man who could be* the father responsible for providing the necessities of life until the child reaches adulthood.

*NOTE: The 'could be' is deliberately chosen to apply to any non-sterile male who had intercourse with the mother during the relevant time-period. If someone can figure out how to make the true fathers pony up without force and without interfering in the motherhood they caused, then we could restrict it to them. If someone could figure out how to make them behave like responsible fathers all the way along, it's unlikely there'd be much of an abortion issue to begin with. Of course 'behave like responsible fathers' would mean passing bills to ensure every woman had ready access to birth control and sex education since before she 'needed' it. This is the only possible way to equalize the risk, and fairly attribute the responsibility of an unwanted, unforseen pregnancy that must be carried to term. Make the men carry their share of the responsibility.

If the bill was proposed by a woman, I suspect it would read somewhat differently.
 

rld

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Take it right back to the moment of conception and make every man who could be* the father responsible for providing the necessities of life until the child reaches adulthood.

*NOTE: The 'could be' is deliberately chosen to apply to any non-sterile male who had intercourse with the mother during the relevant time-period. If someone can figure out how to make the true fathers pony up without force and without interfering in the motherhood they caused, then we could restrict it to them. If someone could figure out how to make them behave like responsible fathers all the way along, it's unlikely there'd be much of an abortion issue to begin with. Of course 'behave like responsible fathers' would mean passing bills to ensure every woman had ready access to birth control and sex education since before she 'needed' it. This is the only possible way to equalize the risk, and fairly attribute the responsibility of an unwanted, unforseen pregnancy that must be carried to term. Make the men carry their share of the responsibility.

If the bill was proposed by a woman, I suspect it would read somewhat differently.
There is a bill? Did I miss it? Do you know where I can link a copy?
 
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