[eDebate] ???Overturning Roe v Wade????

nrichter at umsis.miami.edu nrichter at umsis.miami.edu
Mon Apr 10 14:14:04 EDT 2006


It seems quite telling that you respond to real concerns about this community,
particularily to two womyn by calling them "childish." Enough said.


Quoting Paul Strait <paulstrait at hotmail.com>:


> Bracket off the fact that no one has attempted at all to answer the arg

> made

> by Rubino and Hester that if Aff's have to overturn Roe v. Wade, it

> doesn't

> also mean they have to advocate a pro-life position.

>

> Also, bracket off the argument made by many that this is an extremely

> salient political issue and it is telling that people are afraid to

> debate

> both sides of it. (And the idea that Roe v. Wade is equivalent to Brown

> v.

> Board of Education of Topeka is one of the offensive thing I have heard

> on

> edebate since Matt Schiros was around, and a total slap in the face to

> pro-life feminists as well as people of color).

>

> The way that this complaint has been made just seems childish to me. It

>

> almost sounds like people would be willing to hijack debate if they

> don't

> get their way. "if the topic that I don't want wins, I just won't

> debate"

> or "if the topic that I don't want wins, as a judge I will always vote

> Aff/neg." Grow up.

>

>

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