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re: Where indoctrination into Pro Choice ideology leads....
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 10/29/26 at 8:22 am to Ben Rumson
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I had to look that up.
The Massachusetts law is intended to address the issue of late stage diagnosis of medical issues that could affect the health of the mother and maybe in some cases diagnosis of severe retardation of the fetus.
It gives trained professionals the freedom to treat these probably rare cases of late stage serious issues involving the fetus, mother, or both.
Before the law was passed, women had to go out of state to get help in that type of situation.
Religious people just hate facts for some reason.
Some addition to the OP:
I am not religious.
While I am against abortion, I am also somewhat ambivalent about the legality of first trimester abortions and the morning after pill.
I consider myself prolife and am against the death penalty and abortion as I do not trust government to be the arbiter of when life should begin and end.
That being said, I will never unstand the vile and cravenly way some cheer the idea of a late term abortion. My wife had a 7 month pregnancy where it was spent on bedrest and in the hospital. We had what was then new 3d ultrasounds being done weekly When you see the 20 week baby with all their features and working organs and the doctor says it is more likely than not you will lose it, you do not say it is just a fetus. It is your child. Yes, that child is totally dependent on the mother's body. So what. That is the way it is.
By the way, even born at 32 weeks everyrhing turned out well.
As to the Massachussetts law. Board-certified OB-GYNs and neonatologists contended that later abortions are medically unnecessary for maternal health crises—emergency delivery (e.g., C-section in minutes) is safer and faster than multi-day abortion procedures, which carry higher complication risks. They also noted that many fetuses are viable around or after 22–24 weeks with modern care, and prenatal diagnoses can be uncertain or show a spectrum of severity rather than clear lethality. The prior exceptions already covered serious cases, so the change mainly expanded discretion rather than filling a clear medical gap. This new law even allows late third trimester on a healthy pregnancy.
And I make a potential connection because when society preaches that you see a group as less than fully human, it can slowly affect the psyche of the population.
re: Where indoctrination into Pro Choice ideology leads....
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 10/28/26 at 9:35 pm to OweO
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I am not sure what this has to do with someone's views on abortion.
If you do not think being brought up thinking things like partial birth are ok debases one's view on the value of life then it does not have anything to do with it
Where indoctrination into Pro Choice ideology leads....
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 10/28/26 at 9:30 pm
NYP
Fomented by women who cheer like hyenas on LSD when they legalize late term abortions.
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A California PhD student accused of beating a friend’s newborn baby made a bone-chilling admission to cops after they arrested her for child abuse, prosecutors said.
Nicole Virzi, who went to UC San Diego and was weeks away from earning the prestigious academic credentials, took a plea deal Wednesday in the death of her “former best friend’s” six-week-old baby.
Virzi allegedly admitted to cops in a 13-hour-long interrogation following the baby’s death that she has long controlled a disturbing compulsion: an urge to kill kids.
Fomented by women who cheer like hyenas on LSD when they legalize late term abortions.
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If tweet fails to load, click here.re: A question for engineers regarding the heat generated by AI centers...
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 10/21/26 at 4:10 pm to Bjorn Cyborg
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Quit watching Chinese disinformation.
I was not. I was curious.
re: A question for engineers regarding the heat generated by AI centers...
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 10/21/26 at 2:25 pm to Jester
Thanks for the answers. I was curious after watching a Musk video on Space AI centers and the problem with radiating the heat in that case,
A question for engineers regarding the heat generated by AI centers...
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 10/21/26 at 2:03 pm
Why can the heat being generated not be used to create at least a portion of the power they utitlize?
Should LSU have hired the Oklahoms State coach?
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 10/12/26 at 10:05 am
64 players entered the transfer portal this year for Oklahoma State, the most by any FBS program in a single cycle. Their first year coach, with a third of the NIL budget, is 4-1 with a win over Oregon. He makes less than a third of Kiffin's salary.
LSU bought the shiny turd.
LSU bought the shiny turd.
re: #8 for USC is a thug POS - EDIT: USC player suspended
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 9/27/26 at 1:46 pm to HoustonGumbeauxGuy
The response and celebration was that of a sociopath. Even much later he was still on the sideline celebrating. This was not still in the moment.
He is a cancer that should be cut out,
He is a cancer that should be cut out,
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If tweet fails to load, click here. LSU should be wary of Governor Landry's secret plan.
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 9/9/26 at 1:24 pm
A circulating claim holds that Governor Jeff Landry(A University of Louisiana graduate) is pursuing a coordinated effort to displace Louisiana State University as the state’s Southeastern Conference member and substitute the University of Louisiana at Lafayette in its place. Under this account, the governor would leverage the state’s newly announced industrial partnerships with Meta, Amazon and SpaceX to finance a stadium of conference scale in Lafayette and to underwrite a name, image, and likeness program competitive with existing SEC programs.
re: Dellenger: Federal court hearing will go on as scheduled. UPDATE: LSU surrendered
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 9/9/26 at 11:15 am to RB10
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Nah, they’re looking to become judge, jury and executioner.
They are all three because the 16 members agreed to the bylaws which give the SEC that power. It is an associaton.
re: SEC cites "no firsthand evidence" of LSU wrongdoing in filing
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 9/9/26 at 11:13 am to SidewalkTiger
Todd Horne is an LSU homer.
re: Live Hearing Thread - Sankey Getting Crushed
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 9/3/26 at 3:59 pm to IvoryBillMatt
Southern Law School graduate judge in the 19th JDC. I could care less about this hearing because in that courthouse the law is irrelevant
re: Coming soon to America: EU leader wants to raid everyones savings.
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 9/1/26 at 11:23 am to LegendInMyMind
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Hey look......rage bait.
It is the President of the EU and her actual words. Not just a vague quote.
If they started this there would be a run on banks that would be of Great Depression level.
Coming soon to America: EU leader wants to raid everyones savings.
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 9/1/26 at 11:19 am
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"Europe has savings. Unfortunately, these savings are "lazy". 10 trillion euros of household savings are still in bank deposits, and a significant part of European savings is invested outside our continent. Europe should now send them to the service of its enterprises," von der Leyen believes.
?????????: LINK
In other words, she wants to use peoples savings for VC investment directed by the politburo.
re: Black people are boycotting Texas Roadhouse
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 8/25/26 at 11:05 am to stout
The irony here is that some black owned restaurants may treat them worse because they know.
Nice Guys Nola is a Black owned business nearby. They require a credit card when you sit down, do not allow substitions and charge a mandatory 20% service charge. They will run you off if you linger.
Nice Guys Nola is a Black owned business nearby. They require a credit card when you sit down, do not allow substitions and charge a mandatory 20% service charge. They will run you off if you linger.
re: The Judge who created this havoc attended a law school ranked 193 out of 196 in US.
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 8/25/26 at 10:50 am to ibleedpurpleandgold.
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You know what they call a terms and judges that have graduated from a law school that’s ranked 193 out of 196 and have passed the bar exam? Still lawyers and judges. EAT shite
They call people who graduate from underperforming inner city schools graduates but they still cannot read.
re: The anti-LSU bias is making yall soft in the head
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 8/25/26 at 10:48 am to AlaTiger
More Lane is the arrogant arse than LSU is the villain,
How many conference or division titles has Lane won in his 7 head coaching jobs outside of two in CUSA?
How many times fired?
You have to show success to be a real villain.
How many conference or division titles has Lane won in his 7 head coaching jobs outside of two in CUSA?
How many times fired?
You have to show success to be a real villain.
re: The Judge who created this havoc attended a law school ranked 193 out of 196 in US.
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 8/25/26 at 10:26 am to Uga Alum
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Which law school did he attend? LSU? Ole Miss?
Southern University Law Center
MoneyInc ranked it WORST in America.
MoneyInc
re: The Judge who created this havoc attended a law school ranked 193 out of 196 in US.
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 8/25/26 at 10:15 am to LSU4Life2021
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That may be true but he is still a judge and nothing you can do about it
I can do nothing personally but stakeholders can appeal and a Judge or Judges that actually studied and understand the law may have a different opinion of this judges' interpretation. And this judge lacks the jurisdiction to keep the SEC from forfeiting games for LSU were they to field players they deemed ineligible. The B12 was about to go this route with Texas Tech before TTU demured.
The Judge who created this havoc attended a law school ranked 193 out of 196 in US.
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 8/25/26 at 10:00 am
ILRG
He also sits on the 19th JDC. For those outside of Louisiana, there is no more contemptible body of Judges with the possible exception of Orleans Parish. These judges normally spend their days treating violent felons better then their victims. The rest of the time they metaphorically fellate the plaintiff attorneys who fund their campaigns.
This will be temporary as I see a federal court getting involved as the SEC and others push for their rights. Instead of getting players, LSU will only have made themselves more a pariah. Lane is pissing off everyone. There have been hated coaches but never one so arrogant.
He also sits on the 19th JDC. For those outside of Louisiana, there is no more contemptible body of Judges with the possible exception of Orleans Parish. These judges normally spend their days treating violent felons better then their victims. The rest of the time they metaphorically fellate the plaintiff attorneys who fund their campaigns.
This will be temporary as I see a federal court getting involved as the SEC and others push for their rights. Instead of getting players, LSU will only have made themselves more a pariah. Lane is pissing off everyone. There have been hated coaches but never one so arrogant.
re: Top 10 private high schools in Louisiana
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 8/24/26 at 4:18 pm to Texas Tea 123
Notes on St Martin and McGehee
St Martin made an excellent hire as Head of School a few years back. She is an alumnae and is all in. She seems to have energized the parents, staff and the alumni and has the school going in a great direction. They just got their new head of upper school from McGehee.
As to McGehee, if you are a woke, noveau riche transplant who brings the Karen, it is the right place for your daughter. They have an interim head of school and an interim head of upper school for at least another year. The turnover for teachers is not ideal. In the last decade they lost PhD instructors in Math and Science as well as the person above who has an MA from Oxford in literature. They also seem to be worried about spending more money on rebranding that more important things.
St Martin made an excellent hire as Head of School a few years back. She is an alumnae and is all in. She seems to have energized the parents, staff and the alumni and has the school going in a great direction. They just got their new head of upper school from McGehee.
As to McGehee, if you are a woke, noveau riche transplant who brings the Karen, it is the right place for your daughter. They have an interim head of school and an interim head of upper school for at least another year. The turnover for teachers is not ideal. In the last decade they lost PhD instructors in Math and Science as well as the person above who has an MA from Oxford in literature. They also seem to be worried about spending more money on rebranding that more important things.
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