Satallite refueling and menstruation

Hi,

>
> With due respect, who are you to judge the life choices of
>others?

People has the right to choose, but also people has the right to say
what they think about the rest. That's freedom and free speach,
isn't?

> They do not seek to force you to live like them, so kindly consider
> the value of your own right to decide how to live your life before
> condemning others for doing so from their perspective.

People can do whatever they want. They decide. The others judge.
That's so simple. And if some people is doing weird things, well,
just be aware someone will tell them they are crazy. That's all.

> Abortion is a good thing to have available, as an 'un-do' option
> which should be carefully considered. Many a life has benefited by
>not
> being saddled with premature parenthood after contraceptive
>failure.

Emergency break!!

> Indeed, it is better to have children who are wanted and raised
>with
> responsability, which presumably happens with greater frequency
>these
> days due to the layers of reproductive choices our hard won
>heritage
> of medical science now allows us.

You must be kidding. People in the developed countries don't want
kids anymore. They just want to keep enjoyinh life without
responsabilities at all. That's what the majoritity thinks anyways.

I feel pitty for those people in the developed world that still want
to have families, because they have to swim against the current all
the time.

> I'm sick of hearing comparisons of societies allowing abortion
> with
> the Nazis, and demonizing secular based world views.

Well, Nazis also killed people but they don't allowed abortion.
They are different kind of sadistic societies.

> I'm tired of
> reading gays being called 'deviants', I live in a city where a
>third
> of the men are gay

Jesus! There must be a lot of fun in there. Isn't?

>and let me tell you they take good care of their
> property and neighborboods due to the affluence they chose to
>accrue
> in leiu of breeding.

Yes, gays are very nice people sometimes. They are, how to say,
very "feminine". It's curious that today same gays are
more "femenine" than feminists.

"Breeding", what a disgusting term. It makes us forget that all
human beings have to be "breed". Or do you believe you were born in
a machine? Breeding, dear, is the way mankind has surviving death.
That's life plain and simple. You, like anyone else, will die one
day and somebody will have to replace you.

>
> The reduction in birth rates in Western cultures should be
> celebrated as among the greatest accomplishments in the history of
> Man.

Yes. Very important. Unfortunately the West won't celebrate for too
long because -if things goes like today- it won't survive to the
next generation. The West is doom to extinction. Pretty soon others
will be living in the lands of the former west.

And nobody will remember the West!!

Do you believe they will remember the "great accomplishement" of the
West to suicide?

>It shows we can decide to not act like blindly nutrient
> swallowing bacteria multiplying in a petri dish.

Yeah! I see. Live is very disgusting. We are animals after all. Have
you never seen how disgusting is for a woman to give birth? A lot of
pain and blood. Many even died in the experience. Well, they do
because they want to become mothers, to have family, to follow live
as it should be.

Thanks to that mankind will survive. The West perhaps not (which is
a pitty), but the human race has a future, because the women, that
have not forgotten their condition as the mothers, are giving birth
to the future generations.

> If and when the world
> population settles to a level a fraction of what it is today
> Mankind
> will be given a 'breather'

Yes, sure. Economics don't work that way, though. Today there are
the resources to keep the whole world happy. It won't happens
because there is a jungle out there that's called free market. If
Space settlement goes it will be because there is an economic reason
to finance them. Not charity.

> allowing more time to devote resources >to
> space migration than to dealing with mounting billions living under
> increasingly strained infrastructures. All enviornmental problems
> ultimately stem from the maintainence and side effects of billions
> more people than Earth was ever meant to sustain.

What's the use of the environment if there is no people to enjoy it?

> Someone telling you space travel is demonic based on relogious
>dogma
> would sound pretty silly, so it is with other aspects of human
>destiny
> we dare to consider and act upon which may be contrary to this or
>that
> religous agenda.

Yes, Religion is the big evil. They have the very bad manner to
preach. And to tell us we are siners.

> As an example Saudi Arabia was against the Moon
> Landings, and if we try again we may face the equivelent of the
> crazies who bomb abortion clinics, all powered by burning religious
> zeal directed towards trying to control others lives.

Well, not only religious extremists are nuts. Some progresists are
very fanatics too.

You should look the face of pleasure each time an abortionist doctor
has well he kills a fetus. And the happiness he receives the money
for the attentions.

Omar