Captain America is an idiot who does not condone child soldiers (unless they're a 29-yr-old bitch named Wanda) even if they're mind-controlled (unless its his hetero life partner Bucky) [kudos to anyone who gets the ref].

Capt finds X-23 and takes her to SHIELD, despite what Dr Stark and Dr Banner say, about not sending a 10-yr-old to SHIELD, for lifetime in a cell, despite that she's killed hundreds of people whilst mind-controlled, and Capt Buttfuck insists she's dangerous and needs to be put in a secure location (cell).

Tony goes to ProfX who contacts a seer OC of this author who finds Logan and goes "FYI, they have ur kid" and Loge's all like "LMAO what kid" the she shows him the file and he goes "THAT KID"

I'm at the part where Logan goes supper wolverdad mode to save his daughter that he didn't know he had for the last 10 yrs.

And I judt remembered that 1 version has Johnny as Chris Evans. But Xapt Asshole is also Chris Evans.

So that would be hilarious as hell cause all you gotta ado is listen TO WHAT one of the lookalikes is saying to determine which is Captain Buttcrak and which is Johnny.

Here the fic:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/12331050/chapters/28413940#workskin

(I would like to go ahead and apologize for this rant. It got a little bit away from me. I blame it on the libertarian books I've been reading.)

Not a stupid question at all, because I'd never heard of the term either! I went to look it up and found an article on an offshoot of Jezebel (this alone let me know what a fun, mind-blowing ride I was in for), you can find the article in its full version HERE. (Trust me, it's a real enlightening read.)

This is the definition the website gave: "It is the feminism we understand as mainstream; the feminism obsessed with body hair, and high heels and makeup, and changing your married name. It is the feminism you probably first learned. "White feminism" is the feminism that doesn't understand western privilege, or cultural context. It is the feminism that doesn't consider race as a factor in the struggle for equality."

So basically it is a negative word used to describe what they view as the feminist movement that is solely focused on the advancement of white women. Honestly, the concept is so ignorant I can't even handle it. For a movement that wishes to advance women they are surly good a disregarding and demoralizing those that don't fit their shiny feminist mold. It is because of terms/movements like this that people are so turned off of feminism. This "new age feminism" that has been created is so far off from the initial ideas of feminism. It is no longer focused on equalizing men and women, but putting women over every other group, including other women! It is movement that gains followers by victimizing themselves. To believe that they can make assumptions about someone because of their race, saying they have some sort of "overbearing privilege" because of their race is utterly asinine. I don't understand it and would never want be affiliated with it or that train of thought.

We should ALL be pushing for equality AND for individual responsibility. The current feminism movement is too focused on pitting groups against one another trying to one up the other with how underprivileged they are in comparison. It undervalues the individual and their capability for personal advancement. It's telling you "because you're (insert race besides white)" you have a handicap, people will never look at you as an equal. It is giving you a crutch and is total freaking bullshit. Look the world is not fair, at some point in EVERYONES life they will be treated unfairly. It is about overcoming it and not letting it define you! 

So that's that. I could probably go on for days, but I'll stop for your sanity and my own. I hope that I didn't get too preachy and that it answered your question. 

I am neither Pro Life or Pro Choice.  Why?  Because this issue isn't a black and white one.  Because you can't just say, "All abortion is evil, no matter what", and you can't say "no children are involved in abortion".  Both statements are irrevocably false.  

Ridiculous, amiright?

So I formed my own opinion.  Why don't we all try to be responsible human beings?  What a NOVEL idea, no?  

A belief based around keeping everyone involved (including the baby) safe and happy and above all, alive. 

Pro-Responsibility:

If a woman wishes to partake in sexual intercourse but isn't ready for a child, it is her RESPONSIBILITY to make sure that protection is involved; whether she is on the pill, or a condom is used (male or female), or she takes the morning-after pill. 

If she fails to do these and ends up pregnant, she is now RESPONSIBLE for the baby's life.  Providing she is mentally competent, she now must go through with the pregnancy; the highs and lows of it all.  She made the choice, she must now be responsible for her own choice, as all adults are.  She now has the choice to keep the child, or put them up for adoption.

If a pregnancy becomes a health problem to the mother and/or to the child, threatening one or both of their lives, it would be IRRESPONSIBLE of a doctor to force her to go through with it.  It now becomes the woman's RESPONSIBILITY to choose whether to terminate the pregnancy or not.  

If a woman's pregnancy is a result from rape or incest, it is no one's business but the woman's to choose what course of action to take, and it would be IRRESPONSIBLE for anyone at all to judge her decision.  After such a thing, a good way to recover is for the woman to take RESPONSIBILITY for her body and her choices, so she once again has control.

If the woman who is pregnant is under the age of 16, it is no one's business but the woman's and her family (under the supervision of a healthcare provider with the woman's best interests in mind) to choose what course of action to take, and again, it would be IRRESPONSIBLE for anyone at all to judge her decision.

So, this is my opinion.  I'm not telling anyone to believe this, I'm not saying I'm right.  But this is how I see things.

So if someone asks me, am I Pro-Life, or Am I Pro-Choice, I'll tell them that I'm neither.