hypochondriac

In a case where the mothers life is in danger and the default is to kill the baby then it makes sense to give the choice to the mother. I didn't say I was anti choice anyway.

Then ask the mother to decide. Maybe she'd prefer the baby lives.

That's the clearly the case if the child can't survive without the mother. Presumably if the mother dies then the inborn child will as well.

Abortion is a difficult one. I was pretty ambivalent on it until I had my own children then it became much harder for me to condone it. At the very least it should be a very difficult and considered decision with at least a certain amount of social stigma attached - though stigma may be the wrong word and a bit strong. Basically I find the celebration of the whole thing particularly among a certain section in America to be distasteful in the extreme.

No doubt. It's entertaining.

Good luck with that hippy.

What does that even mean?

Maybe God worked through the paracetamol. God channeled his divine power into the paracetamol which cured the headache. Maybe the religious person prayed for medicine to be a success.

Because it gives him something to laugh at and be kept amused by.

Yep. Personally I don't think her dad gives much of a toss about a lot of stuff but he very much cares what other people and the wider society might think about things. It's very important to look like you're doing the right things even if you don't really care (which tbf is how I think a lot of Asians are.)

No his aim is to make sure he spends time in heaven with people who are worth hanging out with. He's doing a good job keeping weirdos and dullard out.

She's not practising. Her mum was English and she wasn't raised as a Muslim. Within the family there are certain expectations though like her father was quite strict when she was younger by western standards but very Liberal by traditional Muslim standards. That may be a cultural thing rather than religious though.

What's sensible about a religious debate with MLG for the thousandth time? I don't care if someone wants to follow a religion as long as it doesn't affect me. If it gives people some comfort then that's what matters.

Quite rightly people don't want to argue the minutiae of religion with you during a worldwide emergency.

You're boring. I don't care why people pray, it's not my concern as long as they aren't hurting anyone else. More power to them.

I didn't say that did I. Loads of people say a prayer and still seek medical help. Good lick to them if it gives them comfort.

How does someone saying a prayer which makes them feel better have any impact on your life? I couldn't care less. If it makes someone happy and isn't hurting anyone else then do what you like.

Some people seek medical help and do a bit of prayer. If it lifts their morale in testing times then fair play. Crack on I say.

Quite a few people were praying yesterday. Good for them.

Good to see some virtual church services this Sunday morning. Giving people some inspiration and encouraging good can only be a positive thing.

It's pathetic. It's like soggy in real life. Get a grip and concentrate on doing the right things rather than expressing faux outrage over b*llocks.

It would be difficult for me to imagine how they could do any more.

Yes I bet all those tory bashers of the last few months will forget about all this shortly. Bunch of fools trying to politicise a national crisis.

You see and this is why people should be forced to self isolate because you get thick idiots like this who are a danger to themselves and others. I've had to deal with so much **** this week and ignorant, know it all British people make my blood boil. If you can't follow very basic guidelines to potentially save your life and the lives of others then do everyone a favour and go jump off the nearest cliff and save everyone from your stupidity. Cretin.

This is a staggering amount, it's gone way beyond what I thought they would do. Obviously a huge relief for us and our workers but we will be paying this off for the rest of our lives.