Anti-Abortionists still banned?

[Nusc]

They're on campus again. I recall that there were several students charged with misconduct last year.

[oilerfan4lyfe]

The people out there don't even look like students...they look like adults with nothing better to do

[rockwolf2001]

correction, nothing better to do except sit on their ass out in the cold striving for attention

[badatusrnames]

Originally posted by oilerfan4lyfe
The people out there don't even look like students...they look like adults with nothing better to do

They are only still around because everyone gives them the attention they are whoring for.

In previous years, they did their thing, people ignored them and they went away for the rest of the year. They are feeding off of all this attention and controversy.

[sdiep]

I don't understand why they are wasting their time doing this. Mass advertising of this is just getting annoying.

[narou]

abortion is a good thing

[Wraith]

???

[7thgenvic]

I hated those damn activists when I was a student.....Their comparisons were terrible, but then again if white supremacists can protest...so can the pro-lifers.

[Canmorite]

They're back? I thought they were booted out last time

[Kozikman]

don't feed the trolls may be applied to this situation.

[chkolny541]

me and a friend had a 20 minute debate with one, she was at least 25 and deff not a student. She had such a wacked out stance on things, her opinion was that abortion can never be justified, not even in rape situations, her response to everything was "well you can give it up for adoption"...really..rape..?

[jsn]

yea they were on campus again today. Annoying as hell. 2 or 3 of them tried to offer me pamphlets and i just completely ignored them.

[mazdavirgin]

Originally posted by chkolny541
her opinion was that abortion can never be justified, not even in rape situations, her response to everything was "well you can give it up for adoption"...really..rape..?

Actually that is completely morally consistent and sane. Their whole premise is based on the sanctity of life and that life begins at conception. The killing of any embryo following such a premise equates to ending a human life. Now I don't care to argue if the point of view is right or wrong but there is nothing wrong with their logic. Logically given their initial assumptions their stance is consistent and makes sense.

[arian_ma]

Originally posted by mazdavirgin


Actually that is completely morally consistent and sane. Their whole premise is based on the sanctity of life and that life begins at conception. The killing of any embryo following such a premise equates to ending a human life. Now I don't care to argue if the point of view is right or wrong but there is nothing wrong with their logic. Logically given their initial assumptions their stance is consistent and makes sense.

Should we remind them of the mass murders their "people" took part in in the name of religion? Or was that different?

[D'z Nutz]

Meh, let them stand out there in the cold. They'll wish they were dead

[dandia89]

i feel bad for that one old lady, i went by around 8ish and came out around 12:30 and she was there with that sign 'i regret having an abortion'

[Nusc]

That would actually be funny to see white supremacists protest on campus.

That would be so crazy as it would infuriate many people.

[method]

I feel sorry for campus security that have to stand around for all this crap.

[mazdavirgin]

Originally posted by arian_ma

Should we remind them of the mass murders their "people" took part in in the name of religion? Or was that different?

How does that relate to me arguing their stance is logically sound due to their assumptions? Oh wait I know I can argue like you too! Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot were staunch Atheist and look how many people they killed!

[arian_ma]

Originally posted by mazdavirgin


How does that relate to me arguing their stance is logically sound due to their assumptions? Oh wait I know I can argue like you too! Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot were staunch Atheist and look how many people they killed!

Haha, that's not what I meant. None of those people killed in the name of atheism.
I guess it was a bit of a stupid comment, but I was so upset last time I tried to understand these people's point of view...I talked to one and she kept saying "God" this and "Jesus" that. I just didn't know what to say to her! How do you argue with "Jesus said so,"?