Exit poll: The post referendum thread. No electioneering.

Fighting Tao · 26-05-2018 10:48PM

Sheeps wrote: »

Correct, if you've ever had a **** your sperm that are very much alive will die. When you impregnate someone, most of your sperm will die. This is a fact, to contest otherwise is simply ridiculous.

The only question that remains is where you draw the line at what stage of development you're ok with killing the organism.

That’s what the No side have to get their head around. Without living sperm and egg, conception can’t happen. Therefore, they should be campaigning to stop periods and ****.

AllForIt · 26-05-2018 10:49PM

Water John wrote: »

See on Sky News that Teresa May is now coming under pressure to legislate for NI. Parliament legislated for the BVI about Company Law. That's the precedence.

She won't touch it with a bargepole. That's just Sky News stirring.

The Golden Miller · 26-05-2018 10:51PM

Fighting Tao wrote: »

That’s what the No side have to get their head around. Without living sperm and egg, conception can’t happen. Therefore, they should be campaigning to stop periods and ****.

Great point, very well made. I think the pro-choice side should have had you up on the podium.

Sheeps · 26-05-2018 10:53PM

Overheal wrote: »

Then, what is your line? Is the MAP murder? Is the 28-day pill? Are IUDs?

I don't feel comfortable with 12 weeks. I don't feel like I'm alone on this, given that 49% of people stated in exit poles that they also didn't feel comfortable with the proposed 12 weeks on request.

8 to 10 weeks is a far more palatable to me depending on the stage of development and health of the foetus.

Overheal · 26-05-2018 10:54PM

The Golden Miller wrote: »

Great point, very well made. I think the pro-choice side should have had you up on the podium.

Pro-choice side already won, my dude.

amcalester · 26-05-2018 10:55PM

AllForIt wrote: »

She won't touch it with a bargepole. That's just Sky News stirring.

She may use it as a threat to get the DUP back to the table with SF.

Or Labour could use it to stir the pot.

The Golden Miller · 26-05-2018 10:55PM

Overheal wrote: »

Pro-choice side already won, my dude.

I'm sure they would of won 100%-0%, had a certain poster brought her original and insightful take on the issue to the mass audience

_Dara_ · 26-05-2018 10:55PM

SO dignified.

January · 26-05-2018 10:56PM

Sheeps wrote: »

I don't feel comfortable with 12 weeks. I don't feel like I'm alone on this, given that 49% of people stated in exit poles that they also didn't feel comfortable with the proposed 12 weeks on request.

8 to 10 weeks is a far more palatable to me depending on the stage of development and health of the foetus.

So 8 weeks from lmp is 6 weeks really. Most women are only finding out they're pregnant then.

sdanseo · 26-05-2018 10:56PM

Interesting to note. This is the main headline on Sky, BBC, most other UK sites, CBS, ABC. First headline on the international version of CNBC news, second headline on FOX world news and so on.

For a little country we seem to have a lot of influence or at least spark a lot of interest.

Sheeps · 26-05-2018 10:56PM

Fighting Tao wrote: »

That’s what the No side have to get their head around. Without living sperm and egg, conception can’t happen. Therefore, they should be campaigning to stop periods and ****.

Is that what the no side really think? Or is that just what you think the no side really think? Can you honestly say you've tried to understand the no side's point of view in this or have you one of the 79% of people who've had their minds made up since before the referendum was announced?

Overheal · 26-05-2018 10:57PM

Sheeps wrote: »

I don't feel comfortable with 12 weeks. I don't feel like I'm alone on this, given that 49% of people stated in exit poles that they also didn't feel comfortable with the proposed 12 weeks on request.

8 to 10 weeks is a far more palatable to me depending on the stage of development and health of the foetus.

My understanding is it is as much to do with the developmental stage of the unborn and with the ability to detect the pregnancy to begin with. It's not unheard of to take up to 10 weeks to determine pregnancy, the average in the US levels out about 6 weeks. It can take longer than 12 weeks, also.

But really, your argument comes down to a difference of 2 weeks - so, you're okay with 'abortion on demand' as long as it is within 10 weeks instead of 12?

Fred Swanson · 26-05-2018 10:57PM

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tigger123 · 26-05-2018 10:57PM

_Dara_ wrote: »

SO dignified.

One solution would be to go live in another country!

Overheal · 26-05-2018 10:58PM

The Golden Miller wrote: »

I'm sure they would of won 100%-0%, had a certain poster brought her original and insightful take on the issue to the mass audience

Cool.

amcalester · 26-05-2018 10:58PM

Sheeps wrote: »

Is that what the no side really think? Or is that just what you think the no side really think? Can you honestly say you've tried to understand the no side's point of view in this or have you one of the 79% of people who've had their minds made up since before the referendum was announced?

Didn’t more of the No side make their minds up before campaigning?

Thought I saw that earlier.

Sheeps · 26-05-2018 10:59PM

January wrote: »

So 8 weeks from lmp is 6 weeks really. Most women are only finding out they're pregnant then.

Maybe they should be being educated about missed periods and given free pregnancy tests in that case? There's no reason it should take that long to figure out that you're pregnant.

sdanseo · 26-05-2018 10:59PM

Teddy Daniels wrote: »

People who care enough to come home to vote should have a vote
The rule is outdated

I agree but is it right that while it remains the law it should be abused and that abuse condoned?

The law is an ass but if you do 51km/h in a 50 you could get a ticket.

But if you essentially commit electoral fraud the state pats you on the back and says it's grand.

Just doesn't seem right (and nothing unique to do with this particular issue, it happens at every election and referendum).

tigger123 wrote: »

One solution would be to go live in another country!

He's welcome surrender his passport at the airport. No one gets to pick and choose what laws they obey - making him a twat.

Fighting Tao · 26-05-2018 11:00PM

Sheeps wrote: »

Is that what the no side really think? Or is that just what you think the no side really think? Can you honestly say you've tried to understand the no side's point of view in this or have you one of the 79% of people who've had their minds made up since before the referendum was announced?

I looked at the facts, omitted the lies and made up my own mind. I’m sure that’s a difficult concept to comprehend for some.

amcalester · 26-05-2018 11:00PM

Sheeps wrote: »

Maybe they should be being educated about missed periods and given free pregnancy tests in that case? There's no reason it should take that long to figure out that you're pregnant.

Forced pregnancy tests every 5 weeks? That’ll work.

Water John · 26-05-2018 11:01PM

So Ganley refuses to pay any taxes in the USA, on hid business interests there.

The item on NI is from the UK Sunday papers not Sky. They simply reported it.

Overheal · 26-05-2018 11:01PM

_Dara_ wrote: »

SO dignified.

Yeah that won't open up a can of worms or nothing. What about the conscientious objection to a military, for example, or paying for weaponry the AGS may use? What about foreign aid to countries where abortion is more liberal?

But hey be ready for it, they're going to use every avenue they can.

Fighting Tao · 26-05-2018 11:01PM

tigger123 wrote: »

One solution would be to go live in another country!

A list of countries that ban abortion was listed earlier in this thread. He has a few to choose from.

uck51js9zml2yt · 26-05-2018 11:02PM

Fighting Tao wrote: »

You’re not going to get a third referendum to reimplement the 8th no matter what you believe. Ireland has moved on.

Can you point to where I said I sought a 3rd referendum?

I believe in democracy and I believe in a persons right to have an opposing opinion and their right to be right or wrong in the opinion.

The people of this nation made a choice. Lets just wait and see whether that trust was justified and the effects it will have on the psyche of the nation.

Fighting Tao · 26-05-2018 11:02PM

Sheeps wrote: »

Maybe they should be being educated about missed periods and given free pregnancy tests in that case? There's no reason it should take that long to figure out that you're pregnant.

Your knowledge amazes me. You do realise that not everyone female is like clockwork? I’m sure you’ve heard of the phrase “irregular periods”. That often means that some are missed.

Sheeps · 26-05-2018 11:03PM

amcalester wrote: »

Forced pregnancy tests every 5 weeks? That’ll work.

Where did I say forced?

Billy86 · 26-05-2018 11:03PM

_Dara_ wrote: »

SO dignified.

I've got just the solution for him to avoid these taxes!

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Sheeps · 26-05-2018 11:03PM

Fighting Tao wrote: »

Your knowledge amazes me. You do realise that not everyone female is like clockwork?

Do women often go 10 weeks with out a period and think it's normal?

Overheal · 26-05-2018 11:04PM

Sheeps wrote: »

Maybe they should be being educated about missed periods and given free pregnancy tests in that case? There's no reason it should take that long to figure out that you're pregnant.

State funded pregnancy tests? Seems more efficient just to leave it at 12 weeks for the sake of not setting it to 10.

Overheal · 26-05-2018 11:04PM

Sheeps wrote: »

Do women often go 10 weeks with out a period and think it's normal?

Oh my sweet summer child.

Exit poll: The post referendum thread. No electioneering.

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