Episode One: The Sass Begins
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Hi! I suppose you're reading this to find out what this blog (if you'd call it that) is all about. Well, I am so sorry to inform you that I haven't a clue. My name is Ashley and if you want to know more you can always ask... or, ya know, click the "about me"
Episode One: The Sass Begins
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This was our prime minister at some point and I am shedding the creys
kRudd 5eva.
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About Time (2013)
A new Richard Curtis directed British romcom in which Bill Weasley and Regina George fall in love and there’s time travel? And Bill Nighy? YES PLEASE
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uoa:
do you guys realize we can change our lives any time we want like you can just go ahead and delete your blog, stop eating meat, shave your head, start running, tell that person you hate why you hate them so much, confess your love to someone and kiss them unexpectedly like why don’t we do that
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How uncomfortably humans deal with silence.
I smell a fucking challenge
Lets do it Jesse
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This is actually really interesting. I started reading this thinking I was going to get heated about it, but it actually made me pause to ponder. I genuinely wonder how this whole debate on abortion will play out in the future. I just think it’s sort of fascinating that there are two solid sides of the argument; you’re either hardcore for it, or hardcore against it. It all depends on perception, and that’s interesting to me. But of course I have to end this with an opinion: I don’t care what your reservations/morals/religion say about abortion, so as long as my right to have a choice of what I do with my own body and life is not infringed upon. Y’dig?Federal authorities arrested a local doctor’s son, who they say tricked his pregnant girlfriend into taking an abortion pill, killing their unborn child.This is a big deal though.
You know why?
Because in this case, the fetus was only 6 weeks old.6 weeks old.
Not viable outside the womb, which is generally the standard for granting personhood and considering feticide to be murder.
So the question is then: when is a person a person? In this case, the FBI is granting personhood to the aborted fetus because it was wanted.
Does the desire to have a baby make a person a person? Is it reaching a certain developmental stage? It’s all so arbitrary. If the government is going to draw lines, they need to draw some solid lines.You know I once heard a funny comparison to this.
If I have a bag of chips sitting on my desk, they will be a bag of chips whether I want to eat them or not. Not wanting that bag of chips doesn’t mean that they suddenly become a blob of cells (which, technically, we are ALL blobs of cells, just blobs that continuously grow bigger and get more complex) it will always be a bag of chips.
The desire or lack of desire to have something does not change what that something is.
And yes, this case is important. I agree.