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Raskol, what'd you think of dreamboat's answer on late
Posted on: May 20, 2019 at 07:55:53 CT
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term abortion?
Was he, "laying out a vision into attract a movement" when he re-asked himself the question and framed it as a woman who has carried the baby this far, has already chosen a name, has painted the room and bought baby furniture, and then discovered a horrible horrible disease? That was the lie he painted in his response to that question. Was that a good answer for you?
He tried what some other imbecile said here yesterday … said that late term abortions were such a small percentage of abortions, and then he tried to change the subject. Chris Wallace wouldn't let him wiggle off that easily. Sorry, the wiggle probably makes you excited.
Nonetheless, Wallace asked the question again and your heartthrob concocted the bizarre scenario making the woman the victim.
Laying out a vision to attract a movement.
If you're going to let him ask the question and then answer it, after making up a scenario that suits him, you might as well go back to, "hope and change". You liked that one too, didn't you?
Edited by hokie at 08:03:03 on 05/20/19
Was he, "laying out a vision into attract a movement" when he re-asked himself the question and framed it as a woman who has carried the baby this far, has already chosen a name, has painted the room and bought baby furniture, and then discovered a horrible horrible disease? That was the lie he painted in his response to that question. Was that a good answer for you?
He tried what some other imbecile said here yesterday … said that late term abortions were such a small percentage of abortions, and then he tried to change the subject. Chris Wallace wouldn't let him wiggle off that easily. Sorry, the wiggle probably makes you excited.
Nonetheless, Wallace asked the question again and your heartthrob concocted the bizarre scenario making the woman the victim.
Laying out a vision to attract a movement.
If you're going to let him ask the question and then answer it, after making up a scenario that suits him, you might as well go back to, "hope and change". You liked that one too, didn't you?
Edited by hokie at 08:03:03 on 05/20/19
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