Everything about : RH Bill ( Reproductive Health Bill)

[gotnowheels]

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YES !!!


not all people deserve to be born anyway.

look at all the streetchildren and useless/homeless/ people loitering the streets.
they do deserve contraception or abortion... for being an eyesore to the healthy herd
What a shame that their mothers failed to learn of the methods !

I think abortion is pretty harsh. Let's just stick to contraception nalang.

And I can agree with religion who is also to blame because they even encourage them about this.

"Go to the world and multiply"

[timshel0703]

Abortion is the natural child of contraception.


Why should we bother about kids who do not deserve to live in the first place?
They should have been contraceptized by their mothers anyway.

Look at all the homeless, the extremely poor and the useless underclass scattered in the streets.
They dont deserve to share the resources reserved for the rich and the healthy.
One way to solve poverty is to exterminate the poor and the useless.
Contraception is one way to make this country great again.
Abortion of the unwanted is another.

[gotnowheels]

^ That is like deciding whether or not you have the rights to live. Might as well prevent it.

[timshel0703]

The will of the mother is most supreme
to decide on who can live and who cannot

than the will of a distant and helpless skyfairy
called God by many.



Legal contraception is indeed
a step to an enlightened path.

[gotnowheels]

The will of the mother is most supreme
to decide on who can live and who cannot

than the will of a distant and helpless skyfairy
called God by many.



Legal contraception is indeed
a step to an enlightened path.

I have to agree with you. Amen brother.

[masakiton]

Don't blame those children
Blame their parents
If they can only choose what kind of parent they should be born with I am sure daghan na kaau baug

kasagaran sa parents nga less fortunate mao pud na ilahang ka agi kadtong bata pa sila

daghan anak (gikan sa less fortunate nga family) = more ang chances nga dili maka pa eskwela sa eskwelahan nga maayo ang quality.
less ang quality sa education = less ang chances maka sud ug trabaho nga maayo ang sweldo
dili maayo ang sweldo = less ang chances maka hatag ug maayong future sa anak

[cliff_drew]

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[H.Wolowitz]

i don't see any impact this law will bring to the society

ang bulsa ra sa mga politiko ug private orgs (nga maka.benefit ani) ang DAKU ug impact!

[cliff_drew]

i don't see any impact this law will bring to the society

ang bulsa ra sa mga politiko ug private orgs (nga maka.benefit ani) ang DAKU ug impact!

mao pa gani pagsugod kay na TRO wala na nuon impact

[lordfred]

Philippines needs this Law so hard. Ang majority sa masses, sige lang ug panganak walay control unya dili ra ba responsable sa ilang mga anak. Ang uban pasagdahan lang malibod suroy sa dalan, kung pa eskwelahon man, ang naa sa hunahuna kay dili para makat-on ang ilang anak kundi para walay badlongon sa ilang balay.

Healthcare services natoh para sa mga babae is good but not good enough. I see daghan kaayog ikatabang ni na balaod natoh.

What I don't see is the church. Nganung mag apil apil man gyud ni sila sa gobyerno kung mupasar ni? Against sila ani but what do they do para matabangan ang katawhan nga ang problema na igo sa RH Law? Makahatag kaha ni silag pagkaon sa mga tawng walay kaon? Makapa eskwela kaha ni sila sa daghang dili ka eskwela? Maka badlong kaha ni sila sa mga badlongon nga mga ginikananan?