Definetely weird.

On what count?

It seems I hold wrong views, so please be so kind in enlightening me on that.

I like your point of view but that’s an ever dwindling information base. Most catholics don’t go to confession and a good portion of humans on this rock isn’t one.

But besides that, spot on.

I voted in favor of the end of criminalization of abortion in my country; it was the first vote I ever cast and am proud of it.

Not that you asked or even deserve a polite answer after that tirade but I actually saw my mother waste away, for years, as a cancer ate her bit by bit. I don’t wish suffering of any kind to any one, so fuck you and your presuppositions.

And if this answer grants me a ban, I will wear it proudly.

It’s a shame and a disgrace we, as a species, came to the point we are today but if we are to blame anyone - here’s my advice - let’s start by getting our asses from the couch, walk to the nearest mirror and curse at the face staring back at us.

I’m fed up with people that by default take the position that everything is lost and there is no hope. So, again, fuck you and fuck off with that mindset.

Be politically active, stand up for your rights, unionize, talk to other people, meet like minded people, create some change, even if small. Actually do something.

Stop judging for a first.

Did I engage you in bad faith? Refused to answer your questions? I just hold different views from you and will fight to keep them, if necessary at the my own life’s risk.

I’ll repeat it again: I do not want the life of anyone, by default, viewed as discardable or disposable. That is an horrendous way to approach life.

And even children, if faced with health conditions with no hope or chance of improvement or cure.

I’m not against that. Your life, you should - you are - the only one with a word on how to dispose of it.

But to contemplate death because you see no other option for a life worth living, because society, family, friends, whatever failed you, is not the purpose of euthanasia.

Life is worth living.

That we failed people? I just did.

To accept people want to cease to exist? No. Understand it, respect it, tolerate it if to mitigate unreasonable suffering, yes.

Accept it just because, no. Life is not cheap, discardable or disposeable. So, no.

That’s a pretty metal description of what transitioning is. Bang on.

Catholics and all christians by extension are also bound to do good and protect those who can’t defend themselves.

I’m going to risk that denouncing and delivering to secular authoroties those who practice one of the most heinous acts we can think of falls under that responsibility.

Or because the church has lost its power to deliver “justice” of their accord (read inquisition and the follow up torture and mutilation) it has also lost the will to persecute evil deeds?

Yet we value life above all else. If people reach that point, where living holds no worth, we as a society have failed them.

Someone already did the math and the rolling garbage can is even worst than the infamous Pinto.

Skeletal structure.

This implies stronger bones and stronger joints. With a stronger framework to hold your muscles, you get a sturdier body.