I made my girlfriend pregnant and she is only 15.
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it call abused
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Originally posted by Happybananami:
Hais, has been beating my girl to relieve stress this days. Will this make her miscarriage then I won't go jail?
You are attention whore!
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So, 6 pages of squabbling, all for nothing?
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Like this oso can quarrel? :lol:
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Originally posted by Mr Milo:
Like this oso can quarrel?
this is Sgf.
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oh ok :lol:
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Originally posted by Happybananami:
Hais, has been beating my girl to relieve stress this days. Will this make her miscarriage then I won't go jail?
Fuck you troll.
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hello.........beatings is called wilfull hurt......instant jailtime.
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I didn't mean to hurt her, I was really troubled by her constant cries, keep asking me what to do as if I know. I really hope I didn't do it with her, I really want one more chance. One more chance only.
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Anyway, her parents just contacted me.
She went to told her parents out of desperation! Wtf man, she is getting me into trouble. I will go to jail which I do not want. Fuck.
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Originally posted by Happybananami:
Anyway, her parents just contacted me.
She went to told her parents out of desperation! Wtf man, she is getting me into trouble. I will go to jail which I do not want. Fuck.
What about your views towards Texas anti-abortion bill?
After divisive debate, Texas Senate approves restrictive abortion measure
Austin, Texas (CNN) -- A bill that places new restrictions on abortion passed the Texas Senate on Friday after days of debate that galvanized activists nationwide.
It was the second attempt by the measure's supporters to pass the bill in the Senate -- it originally failed to gain approval because of a filibuster by Democratic Sen. Wendy Davis.
The Senate voted 19 to 11 to approve the restrictions.
Republican Gov. Rick Perry, who supports the new abortion laws, called the state Legislature back into a second special session to continue consideration of the bill, which passed the Texas House on Wednesday.
The measure bans abortions past 20 weeks of gestation, mandates abortion clinics become ambulatory surgical centers, tightens usage guidelines for the drug RU486 and requires doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of the clinic at which they're providing such services.
Opinion: It's the real Texans who count
Critics of the measure say it would shut down most abortion clinics in Texas -- denying access to many in rural communities -- and force women to seek dangerous back-alley abortions.
The Republican legislators who support it say the bill isn't about banning abortions, but rather about protecting women's health.
The special session was marked by loud protests and high-profile voices from both sides of the abortion debate.
Taking a swipe at former Republican Sen. Rick Santorum, who came to Austin to support the bill, Democratic Sen. Kirk Watson made a final appeal to the Republicans to vote no, asking them to: "Take this chance to stop, take this chance to think, take this chance to stop listening to the partisans and failed presidential candidates."
However, for supporters of the bill such as Sen. Jane Nelson, the bill's measures are long overdue.
"There is a clear choice in this vote tonight," she said. "Do we keep the lax standards, do we forgo safeguards, do we ignore the evidence that at 20 weeks we have a child who can feel? Or do we choose life?"
The roars of the crowd in the rotunda were audible throughout the Senate debate and at one point, abortion rights protesters disrupted the proceedings in the Senate gallery. One protester, singing quietly to the chamber, chained herself to a railing in the gallery and brought the session to a brief halt.
The bill makes its way to Perry, who will sign it into law.
"Today the Texas Legislature took its final step in our historic effort to protect life," Perry said after the bill's passage. "This legislation builds on the strong and unwavering commitment we have made to defend life and protect women's health. I am proud of our lawmakers and citizens who tirelessly defended our smallest and most vulnerable Texans and future Texans."
Planned Parenthood, a leading reproductive health provider, decried the passage and called on voters to throw out the politicians who voted for it.
"If you are angry about what happened in Texas tonight -- and what's happening in other states all around the country -- there is something you can do about it," spokeswoman Dawn Laguens said. "Register to vote, and vote for candidates who will protect women's access to health care."
http://www.cnn.com/2013/07/13/politics/texas-abortion-measure/
Census Shows Minorities Outnumber Whites in Texas
Texas is a majority-minority state for the first time in a redistricting period, according to just-released census data, a fact that could complicate Republicans’ hopes for a partisan gerrymander—and make the state competitive for Democrats in future years.
Whites now account for just 45 percent of the state's population, down from 52 percent a decade ago. The Hispanic population is now 38 percent of the total population—growing by 42 percent—while the African-American population grew slightly and is now 12 percent of the total population. The state gained four congressional seats in reapportionment, largely due to minority growth: Almost 90 percent of the state's growth was from minorities.
The census findings complicate Republicans' hopes for a partisan gerrymander during this redistricting process. The Democratic lean of Hispanic voters and Voting Rights Act requirements that protect the group's voting strength from being watered down means that despite Republican control of the redistricting process, the GOP will struggle to make the map much more favorable to their party...
http://www.nationaljournal.com/census-shows-minorities-outnumber-whites-in-texas-20110217
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France has free abortion for women above eighteen, free birthcontrol for girls under eighteen.
Why never buy your gal morning after pills?
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I didn't prepare any shit dude.
I just felt horny and fucked her. And fucking hell I'm suffering regrets from it.
Fuck, definitely going to jail this time her parents know it!
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morning after pills is 2nd line of birth control, taken after sex.
you wanna have fun, you don't do research. It's the same as me assembling a bomb but without researching the safety aspect ( which means that it's safe when it's with me ), and I blew myself up.
Research on major things before you make any decision.
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How?!
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Feel sorry for you. Next time dont do it again. You could go to jail. Btw, how u make her pregnant?9if u dont want tell is ok la)
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Originally posted by Happybananami:
How?!
alot of here already already tell you liao, buy the abortion pills! But you gu-niang, don't dare!
Now she can't take pills liao!
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Camping for story.
To be continued...
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I don't want go jail! Tomorrow her parents want to meet my parents!
Fucking hell!
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Originally posted by Happybananami:
I don't want go jail! Tomorrow her parents want to meet my parents!
Fucking hell!
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Originally posted by Summer hill:
Fuck you troll.
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Originally posted by Summer hill:
France has free abortion for women above eighteen, free birthcontrol for girls under eighteen.
Why never buy your gal morning after pills?
Not bad gal, you also know about this.
I guess TS knows nuts about protection.
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Originally posted by Mr Milo:
Like this oso can quarrel?
Like this also want to comment. Are you new here?
You charbor is it? You fat woman is it?
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How? How How? They are coming to meet my pops!