My guess is that many who do often regret their choice.
Wow. Your "guess".
OK, I'm fine with that...
My guess is that many who do often regret their choice.
I have no problem disposing of dead tissue, including my own. My problem is the termination of life when there is no good cause. You're desperate to make this an issue when it really isn't.Never. Exactly my point. You would, at least occasionally, if you had consistency or integrity in your claims of extending your concept of murder into the womb.
Your conception of murder cannot be extended into the womb. That's not what you are doing.
Ha.
This is the situation: You have no problem throwing innocent miscarried and ectopic humans - cells dividing like mad, notice - into a bucket with all manner of foulness and diseased slop, and incinerating them alive with the rest of the garbage. That's your actual conception of the nature of the early human embryo, living or dead - it's medical waste, garbage for the incinerator.
Except under one circumstance. In one particular context, and no other, this embryo is the very essence of the innocent human soul, a defenseless being of near infinite worth that a woman cannot even deny harmful residence within her body at the risk of her life. So what happens, there, that makes this enormous and sudden and inexplicable alteration in your conception of human embryos?
Watch the videos of those who felt pressured to do what they knew in their heart was wrong. Again, most women would not abort their young.Wow. Your "guess".
OK, I'm fine with that...
Wow, I was once a very liberal guy. When I was much younger, I found myself in that situation, but fortunately for my son and myself, my girlfriend (now my wife) was smart enough for both of us. Now, had I my way, I never would have known my son, but looking at him now, I can't imagine my life without our history.So, Bowser, what would you do if you found yourself with an unwanted pregnancy?
It recently happened. What do you think should have been done? By forcing the 11 year old to have the child, do you feel the 11 year old was made into a responsible mother?Way to go on presenting the most extreme possible scenario.
Same reason most embryos pay with their lives. (60% of fertilized embryos never implant.) It is the way the world works.Again, rape accounts for less than 1% of all abortions. But to answer your question, yes, two lives are now part of the equation. I don't believe the unborn is responsible for any crime in said scenario. Why should it pay with its life?
Evolution is natural eugenics.I don't consider abortion part of the natural process. It's human intervention. If you're suggesting eugenics, I would have to disagree.
So you oppose some forms of birth control. (BTW, birth control is one of the few proven ways to REDUCE the incidence of abortion.)My idea of responsible contraception is the total absence of fertilization. Once those cells start dividing, you're pregnant.
Keeping two people from having sex is not murder. (If it is, I sure hope you are picketing all those abstinence workshops!)How is that any different than any other form of murder?
Up to the parents.Who are we to say their lives have no value? If it's inconvenient or a burden to care for another life, should we just exterminate it?
Simple solution - require all abortion opponents to carry one to term. Both sides win.Heh, what about IVF mass murder?
No, I asked what you would do if you found yourself with an unwanted pregnancy, what what your girlfriend did when she found herself with one.Wow, I was once a very liberal guy. When I was much younger, I found myself in that situation, but fortunately for my son and myself, my girlfriend (now my wife) was smart enough for both of us. Now, had I my way, I never would have known my son, but looking at him now, I can't imagine my life without our history.
If I were a woman, I wouldn't find myself in that position, so it's not something I would have to concern myself.No, I asked what you would do if you found yourself with an unwanted pregnancy, what what your girlfriend did when she found herself with one.
If you were a woman and had been raped, and were told you would likely die if you tried to carry the child to term (and the child likely wouldn't survive in any case) what would you decide to do?If I were a woman, I wouldn't find myself in that position, so it's not something I would have to concern myself.
Wow, what an unfortunate turn of events if I were a woman.If you were a woman and had been raped, and were told you would likely die if you tried to carry the child to term (and the child likely wouldn't survive in any case) what would you decide to do?
That doesn't answer the question.Wow, what an unfortunate turn of events if I were a woman.
I would consult medical professionals before taking any drastic action. While everyone might be suggesting abortion, I would look for a lifesaving solution.That doesn't answer the question.
Unnecessary. I remind you that I've attacked nobody throughout this conversation. Though we might disagree, I see no need to allow the thread to degenerate into character assassination.We needn't worry about gender here: This troll is as asexual as it is asinine.
Just a few points i would like to add about this conversation... all offered IMHOI would consult medical professionals before taking any drastic action.
commendable, but the problem still exists. you are willing to (likely) forfeit your life for said fetus? Plus, the medical professionals can offer opinion but wouldn't suggest abortion unless there was a serious and viable threat to your personal existence, hence the terms of the situation above.While everyone might be suggesting abortion, I would look for a lifesaving solution.
Is there a nice way when referring to someone who kills another? I understand that some would rather call it "abortion" or "a woman's choice," but the truth is it's all about taking life...literally. In any other circumstance we would probably all agree that taking another human life is "murder."You've implied that anyone who has an abortion is a murderer. That's pretty offensive.
Thanks for your thoughts. I'm committed to the idea that life starts at conception, IMHO. I understand the real potential bundled with the clump of cells that others feel deserve no more consideration than they might have for a cancer.Just a few points i would like to add about this conversation... all offered IMHO
to talk intelligently, the subject must be more clear than "is abortion murder"...
And why do you have that idea? Where did you get it from?I'm committed to the idea that life starts at conception, IMHO.