Roe vs Wade

A interesting fact . If you “disturb” a eagle egg the penalty is one year in jail and a $100,00 fine .

and DTH, does not help when these criminals are being released after many prev. convictions or easy bail..a new problem caused by the fuken libs.

3D printers are capable of making a firearm , out of metal too ! Coming to a library near you !

Tall,

Unfortunately the nut jobs are not getting / purchasing their guns legally. And no law on the books will ever prevent them from doing so.

however it need so be a lot more difficult to buy a gun, many nutjobs are not being stopped..

libs are dumb bastards...a life is more important/precious than a gun so it should be harder to have an abortion...

Someonescoming, that sounds horrible and I'm so sorry. It was like that for my MIL too. Strong body, but things like pants and forks became foreign concepts too many years ago. She didn't die of COVID, but getting it a couple weeks ago weakened her enough to finally let go.

Any man who thinks it should be easier for him to purchase a fire arm than it is for a woman to get an abortion should be shot in the dick...

My former mother-in-law died on Sunday, in a memory care facility, after years of dementia. My former FIL isn't quite ready for memory care, but it's not far off. It's been heartbreaking, even at a remove, and I've been so grateful that my parents didn't experience dementia.

@2Outdoors., condolences to your family. When we lost our mother we were not shocked she spent her last days in hospice . When she said she was ready I realized the strength she had that I didn’t . A very good friend of mine from India explained when we grieve when we lose someone it is natural because in our soul we realize we have so much we still need to accomplish in life with loved ones and friends .

It did suck when mom crossed that bridge with me but when it's expected it's less of a blow.

If I didn't say it before, I hope you can get some peace now.

My thoughts are with you.

My mom is going down that road now.

In my experience as a social worker, what I saw with dementia patients is they go one of two ways. Either they are absolutely terrified and angry. or they just accept it for what it is. My mom is the latter. This may change as she progresses, but for now...

She did tell my wife something interesting. She told her that as long as she remembers her son's name (me), it will be OK. She can forget everything else, and it will be OK.

I'm kinda flattered, but at the same time, that's a big burden to carry around...

Thank you guys. It was a tough road but I'm happy to see it end for mom.

It was tough on everyone but I really feel bad for those that become afflicted with dementia. I could write a book about the agony that I witnessed on mom's face every day.

Try to imagine just for a minute. Knowing you're losing your mind and knowing it's only going to get worse. Even I can't put myself in moms shoes and I lived it with her.

Let's put the panic and effort into dementia as we did with covid. I'll bet the brainiacs could solve it.

2OUT, my condolences on the loss of your mom. I think for many our mothers were the cornerstone of our formative years.

Welcome to the orphans club 2out. Sorry to hear about your mother.

You continue to believe what you want to believe. No one can take that away from you. No matter how many words they put behind it.

2Out

Sorry for your loss.

I'm sorry for your loss.

You weren't just speaking to yourself. Beliefs can be a comfort - they are for me - and don't need to be more complicated than that.

If your beliefs work for you, I am happy for you.

Sorry for your loss as well Outdoors...Mary Jo

Have you ever seen a dead person? Nobody's home....The spirit and soul left to go wherever it goes...

Sorry to hear about your mom.

Just a few weeks ago. My mom rounded the last curve with dementia. I sleep very well at night believing that her and dad are holding hands once again.

You can prove all the negatives you want. You can argue logic all you want. You can argue science.

I prefer my beliefs.

To me... maybe only to me. Like I said previously. I simply prefer to think that after my last breath there is something more than just rotting in the ground.

I don't really care if logic or facts back my opinion up.

You both are 1/2 right? Call it a draw?