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Gregory Turner71;
Several times during this discussion, Unknown has gone out of his way to slander me by claiming I called certain women brutal murderers. I have never once made such a statement. Feel free to check the logs yourselves. I can wrap my head around a single mistake, but I attempted to explain the distinction between committing a murder and simply using the word "kill," and that nuance was clearly ignored.
Honestly, itβs high time I set the record straight regarding a statement that is nothing short of a blatant lie and a serious smear against my character.
Now youβre stepping into the role of moderator and completely ignoring the lies and slander, effectively silencing me just because I presented a fact instead of siding with the one spreading falsehoods.
By doing this, youβre sending a clear message that lying and slander are perfectly acceptable in a debate, yet defending oneself against them is strictly off-limits.
Why exactly do you find this controversial?
For most women, a miscarriage is a deeply traumatic experience, particularly when it happens more than once.
The Unknown user has been warned multiple times, yet they continue to ignore it.
I am stating this fact once again. Experts conducted a full investigation into the controversial death case, and I have provided the links to back it up.
Even Nepoznati continues to insist these are pro-life doctors, maintaining his claim that the cause of death was a decaying embryo. He provides zero sources to back this up, and since labeling a "decaying embryo" as a cause of death is clearly just his own ideological construct, I don't see what's actually being disputed here. Explain yourself.
The links are right there. Science is unambiguous on this: an embryo or fetus is a distinct human being at the very beginning of its development.
I have provided links and professional literature to support my position on multiple occasions during this discussion. Not one person has contested them.
To claim otherwise is a direct violation of the very subforum rules you happened to draft yourself. Yet, here you are, handing out bans just because I called out the blatant disregard for the truth.
Gregory Turner71, is there some kind of ban on stating facts within the abortion thread over on the religion subforum?
Don't get me wrong, I don't mind if you have an opinion, but your bias is seriously overstepping the line of what constitutes objective moderation.
I'm not asking for a formal strike; I'm asking for impartial moderation so we can prevent these kinds of posts from happening in the first place.
rowdydrifter22 said:What was the reason for the yellow card? Pick it out and quote it.
You need to check your ideological biases at the door, because what you just said is straight-up slander, and I consider it a serious matter.
I never labeled anyone a brutal killer. Thatβs just a narrative you've constructed because you clearly don't grasp the basic terminology here, though given how you continue to play the part of the willfully ignorant amateur, it's obvious that's your strongest argument.
Several times during this discussion, Unknown has gone out of his way to slander me by claiming I called certain women brutal murderers. I have never once made such a statement. Feel free to check the logs yourselves. I can wrap my head around a single mistake, but I attempted to explain the distinction between committing a murder and simply using the word "kill," and that nuance was clearly ignored.
Honestly, itβs high time I set the record straight regarding a statement that is nothing short of a blatant lie and a serious smear against my character.
Now youβre stepping into the role of moderator and completely ignoring the lies and slander, effectively silencing me just because I presented a fact instead of siding with the one spreading falsehoods.
By doing this, youβre sending a clear message that lying and slander are perfectly acceptable in a debate, yet defending oneself against them is strictly off-limits.
You still missed the part about how nobody actually cares or sheds a tear for them, which is exactly what demonstrates genuine concern for the women who have endured the trauma of recurrent miscarriages. (And by the way, you already managed to slip that into your previous post.)
Why exactly do you find this controversial?
For most women, a miscarriage is a deeply traumatic experience, particularly when it happens more than once.
The Unknown user has been warned multiple times, yet they continue to ignore it.
Letβs not forget the Irish situation, where your ideology takes precedence over any actual facts. You continue to prioritize your agenda over objective information and scientific expertise, which you consistently choose to ignore.
I am stating this fact once again. Experts conducted a full investigation into the controversial death case, and I have provided the links to back it up.
Even Nepoznati continues to insist these are pro-life doctors, maintaining his claim that the cause of death was a decaying embryo. He provides zero sources to back this up, and since labeling a "decaying embryo" as a cause of death is clearly just his own ideological construct, I don't see what's actually being disputed here. Explain yourself.
The exact same logic is being applied to the argument over whether a fetus constitutes a human being, despite the fact that science and medical expertise provide an unquestionable confirmation on the matter.
The links are right there. Science is unambiguous on this: an embryo or fetus is a distinct human being at the very beginning of its development.
I have provided links and professional literature to support my position on multiple occasions during this discussion. Not one person has contested them.
To claim otherwise is a direct violation of the very subforum rules you happened to draft yourself. Yet, here you are, handing out bans just because I called out the blatant disregard for the truth.
Gregory Turner71, is there some kind of ban on stating facts within the abortion thread over on the religion subforum?
Don't get me wrong, I don't mind if you have an opinion, but your bias is seriously overstepping the line of what constitutes objective moderation.
I'm not asking for a formal strike; I'm asking for impartial moderation so we can prevent these kinds of posts from happening in the first place.