Of course! Because you say so. 🤭

The amendment has zero effect on high school expulsions. It’s illegal now for them, and the amendment with age of 21 keeps it that way.

You are aware that many of the "violent offenders" are members of the young population, are you not? I was an innocent child and made a minor mistake. I still have the scar. If you can't do time, then.... you know the rest.

Simply put: A potential person is not an actual person. Personhood begins at birth.

Depends upon how you feel about the facts.

OK!

PERFECT example of murder.

Mother is in labor, the head is showing..........go in and terminate.

WOW, sick people.

Thanks for starting this thread.

It truly shows peoples' colors.

Surprised it has survived the political &/or religion sniff test.

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You are not correct on this. I just finished the AARP Driving Course, and it states: " Marijuana affects psychomotor skills and cognitive functions critical to driving, including vigilance, drowsiness, time and distance perception, reaction time, divided attention, lane tracking, coordination, and balance." Not much different from driving while drunk. It is more difficult to determine if one is impaired while using marijuana, in the same way done for alcohol, as the blood concentration of marijuana active component, THC, does not closely correlate with how impaired a driver might be. But, impaired they are.

Amendment #4 is only 2 sentences.

well that amendment doesn't do that. What it does do is actualy nothing. There will still be a backchannel for weed no matter how or in what way you legalize it. The bill as it sits has severe flaws, and actually the only 2 that are at war are 3 & 4 and if you take the time to read them in entirety you will notice that all these commercials are BS. They both have severe flaws and should be voted down.

Did the word "before" trip you up? Notification is required BEFORE a minor has an abortion. That's why they put that word into the amendment. It's already the law, the amendment won't change it.

If the "child" can survive outside the mother at 20 weeks, and the mother chooses, along with her licensed medical provider, that she cease to be pregnant, then they should induce labor or have a c-section and allow that 20-week-old child be BORN.

If she doesn't want that 20-week-old "child" then she shouldn't be responsible for it. Stick it in an incubator and have the Dept. of Child Health services (or whatever it's called down here in Florida) put it into foster care, or up for adoption, and the State can cover the costs of its medical care until it's adopted.

This State only cares about the unborn. Once you are born, you are on your own.

I believe personhood begins at viability. If a woman is in her 8th month of pregnancy and is NOT in labor, and there's something wrong with the placenta that would kill mom if she doesn't have that baby early - then she should be induced or a c-section performed. Not aborted.

If, on the other hand, something is wrong with the baby and their heart isn't pumping, their kidneys are misshapen, their pancreas not formed enough to function after birth, their brain stem still hasn't fully attached, or their cerebrum never grew enough for the baby to be born and live independent of machinery - even if this isn't discovered until the 9th month - then abort, not birth. That baby is UNviable.

Whether a child can be removed from the womb and live without machinery, or live at all - that to me is what determines personhood.

In addition, there are problems with wording on some laws in this country that imply that a doctor performing a D&C on ANY woman - could be charged with a crime.

D&C is a common method of abortion between the first and second trimester. It is ALSO how I was able to ensure that the doctors had gotten ALL of the cancerous cells from my cervix. I had to have a D&C twice a year for a couple of years after the cone laser surgery. If a doctor ran the risk of being arrested for performing this surgery on me, I might have been dead. I wasn't pregnant at any point during this period in my life. But the procedure itself is up for judgment in some parts of the country.