Posted on 02/02/2019 6:23:05 AM PST by eyeamok
"Any child who's 30 years old and still living with their parents is obviously a non-viable life form, and that's between the parents and their doctor to discuss options," said one representative defending the bill in the assembly. "The millennial can be kept comfortable in the basement while the mother decides if she wants to keep them. But that's between her and her doctor."
(Excerpt) Read more at babylonbee.com ...
I believe the operative phrase is "common sense proposal."
” punished with a child.”
If only that Kansas gal had done it back when!!
And then it will not be between a woman and her doctor. It will simply be a judge.
I was thinking a 155th trimester abortion would be appropriate for Eric Swallwell
I usually find the “Babylon Bee” to be trite and often dumb, but this one is hilarious!
“Obama didn’t want his daughters to be punished with a child.”
And I don’t want the country punished with his progeny.
This is so disgusting. Turns my stomach.
Doesn’t Indiana and Texas have laws that say aborted babies must be buried or cremated.
Non-Viable to age 21,
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Yes, Works for Me!
/s
Lib Feminazi: “Eek, get it out of here! I can’t take it anymore! I have the right to kill my child! OK, he’s 33,but...he’s eating me out of house and home, he never cleans his room or changes the sheets, he has kiddie porn on his computer! How about a late term abortion? Just keep him comfortable while you suck out his brain!”
Personally, I think 40 would work.
My eldest daughter was completely grey-headed before she was thirty. Her husband never knew what color her hair actually was.
hat tip Rush.
Man wants to sue his parents for giving birth to him ‘without his consent’ as part of ‘anti-natalist’ movement that says having children is morally wrong
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