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Tesseraction posted:*opens wallet and sadly watches the moths fly into the sunset* You shouldn't have spent so much on moths
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MrL_JaKiri posted:You shouldn't have spent so much on moths Especially without tethering them down i mean for god's sake get some better security on your investments
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Today seems to be a day of quote:There is nothing inherently illegal with offshore companies Whole lot of businesses coming forward to say that what they did was entirely legal. Also we're number 2 to Hong Kong for being an intermediary for perfectly legal tax avoidance. The gently caress UK, we have to settle for number 2 in financial corruption? What has this country come to?
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goddamnedtwisto posted:the Privy Council is a sort of constitutional prophylactic so the Crown and Her Majesty's Government can get down and dirty without actually mixing body politic fluids. I just wanted to say that I really appreciated this sentence.
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Tesseraction posted:*opens wallet and sadly watches the moths fly into the sunset* You need to take control of your mothly outgoings
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baka kaba posted:You need to take control of your mothly outgoings
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baka kaba posted:You need to take control of your mothly outgoings 
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baka kaba posted:You need to take control of your mothly outgoings Lovely stuff. Oberleutnant posted:get your moth-eaten coat poo poo.
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well this is a barrel of laughs Today in the UK, a woman was sentenced for the crime of an abortion - yet we act outraged at Donald Trump She desperately tried to save up enough money to travel to England to have an abortion, but wasn’t able to. Her housemates reported her to the police Today, in the United Kingdom, a woman has been found guilty of having an abortion. It’s a horrifying idea – one which should have been long relegated to the annals of history, but which is sadly still the reality for a woman living in Northern Ireland in 2016. The 21-year-old woman was found guilty at Belfast High Court today and given a three month sentence, suspended for two years. She was convicted under ancient laws which were passed under Queen Victoria and have sat untouched on Northern Ireland’s statute books for over 150 years. The abortion ban makes it a criminal offence, carrying a sentence of anything up to life in prison, even if you have been raped or if the foetus is so severely disabled that it has no chance of surviving outside the womb. The details which the court heard about this woman’s ‘crime’ reveal a heart-breaking nightmare. She was 19 when she experienced an unwanted pregnancy. She desperately tried to save up enough money to travel to England to have an abortion, but wasn’t able to. Left with no other choice and trapped in Northern Ireland, she bought abortion pills online and performed a DIY abortion on herself at home. Her housemates found blood-stained items and foetal remains in a bin and reported her to the police. http://www.independent.co.uk/voices...t-a6968356.html
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I mean I imagine discovering a bunch of foetal remains in a bin when you're throwing out some rubbish is a bit of a shock but really your house mates should have your back.
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JFairfax posted:Her housemates found blood-stained items and foetal remains in a bin and reported her to the police.  Who in their right mind sees the aftereffects of what must be a pretty harrowing and traumatic procedure and thinks "What this person needs right now is for the police to come round and arrest them"?
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well you know there are quite a few people who believe that abortion is murder and what would you do if you found the body of a murder victim in your bin?
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I can understand why somebody who considers abortion to be wrong might feel moved to contact the authorities when confronted with such visceral evidence that it had taken place.
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Oberleutnant posted:the gently caress 
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there's a fuckload of blood in the bin, of course you ring the police
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Yeah my first thought when reading that article was why the gently caress the housemates shopped her. Did they even ask what happened? Like whether she had a miscarriage or needed a ride to the hospital.JFairfax posted:well you know there are quite a few people who believe that abortion is murder and what would you do if you found the body of a murder victim in your bin? Or maybe we need to teach people to be better at covering up evidence. 
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Guavanaut posted:Yeah my first thought when reading that article was why the gently caress the housemates shopped her. Did they even ask what happened? Like whether she had a miscarriage or needed a ride to the hospital. I don't think I'd recognise a foetus in a bin as anything other than fleshy remains and that would set off alarm bells
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JFairfax posted:Also I think she put it in the regular bin and not the recycling bin which is a definite no-no It goes in the biodegradable bin you loving savage
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Reminder that Labours "sister" party the SDLP, who they encourage people to vote for, recently voted against legalising abortion in cases of fatal foetal abnormality, rape and incest.  Oh, and that Northern Irish women are not entitled to abortions on the NHS in England and have to pay fees for private clinics.
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kustomkarkommando posted:Oh, and that Northern Irish women are not entitled to abortions on the NHS in England and have to pay fees for private clinics. I've honestly on more than one occasion wondered what's so expensive about the ferry to Liverpool but now I actually understand the issue, thank you.
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kustomkarkommando posted:Reminder that Labours "sister" party the SDLP, who they encourage people to vote for, recently voted against legalising abortion in cases of fatal foetal abnormality, rape and incest. Surely if you believe abortion is murder you should be against all abortions
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Jose posted:Surely if you believe abortion is murder you should be against all abortions I'll give them points for consistency
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Jose posted:Surely if you believe abortion is murder you should be against all abortions I presume they are but that the bill being proposed was specifically trying to unfuck it in those ways.
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Tesseraction posted:What was Sinn Fein's position? Pro babby death
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OwlFancier posted:I presume they are but that the bill being proposed was specifically trying to unfuck it in those ways. i'm not sure why this is a response to what i posted
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Tesseraction posted:What was Sinn Fein's position? 
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Guavanaut posted:The leadership denied claims of direct involvement in any abortions. They demanded ultrasounds but the British government prevented the mothers from seeing the screen to deny the foetus the legitimacy.
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kustomkarkommando posted:Pro babby death Sinn Fein supporting the murder of children, colour me surprised.
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SF only adopted a position backing legalisation of abortion in cases of fatal foetal abnormalities last year and it was very reactive after it became a big issue down south, SF are still officially an anti abortion party and oppose extending the abortion act to NI - people like Martin McGuinness are very much in the pro-life camp
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goddamnedtwisto posted:They demanded ultrasounds but the British government prevented the mothers from seeing the screen to deny the foetus the legitimacy. What?
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kustomkarkommando posted:SF only adopted a position backing legalisation of abortion in cases of fatal foetal abnormalities last year and it was very reactive after it became a big issue down south, SF are still officially an anti abortion party and oppose extending the abortion act to NI - people like Martin McGuinness are very much in the pro-life camp That's more like what I'd expect of a tacitly-Catholic sect.
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