- 14 Nov 2018 21:31
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Doctor = Doctorate degree which could be a dentist, a veterinary, a physicist, a historian or PHD on spirituality of snowboarding.
I don't think u understood the previous post. It is society that puts the burden and not man (although metaphorically speaking we could use sperm ad a burden , but again not my point).
I was just pointing out the hypocrisy of men (some of them anyway).
Pointing a bad guy does not, in any way, shape or form makes your argument any stronger even if he was conviced of killin 7 billion people.
He was not convicted of murder when the women seek his help, those my point is still accurate, they sought help from an unethical shady guy AND THEN he was convicted of murder.
Like I said, he strengthens my point. This is what happens when society goes out of it's way to try to legislate what a woman has to do with her body. The sad story is, that if it was not him, some of those women might have tried something even more dangerous (do you know what hangers do?).
Finfinder wrote:Interesting what kind of physician why is that different than a Doctor? I disagree. I don't view women in general as victims of man made "burden" they are strong and capable of handling themselves just fine. When I think of Kermit Gosnell who was also a physician I think of a cold blooded murderer not an "unethical guy". After all, that is what he was convicted of. How does that strengthen your argument again?
Doctor = Doctorate degree which could be a dentist, a veterinary, a physicist, a historian or PHD on spirituality of snowboarding.
I don't think u understood the previous post. It is society that puts the burden and not man (although metaphorically speaking we could use sperm ad a burden , but again not my point).
I was just pointing out the hypocrisy of men (some of them anyway).
Pointing a bad guy does not, in any way, shape or form makes your argument any stronger even if he was conviced of killin 7 billion people.
He was not convicted of murder when the women seek his help, those my point is still accurate, they sought help from an unethical shady guy AND THEN he was convicted of murder.
Like I said, he strengthens my point. This is what happens when society goes out of it's way to try to legislate what a woman has to do with her body. The sad story is, that if it was not him, some of those women might have tried something even more dangerous (do you know what hangers do?).