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originally posted by: beezzer
a reply to: CharlieSpeirs
Charlie, you're nothing more than a "clump of cells".
Just sayin'.
originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
One thing that bothers me lately is the terminology amidst the abortion/PP threads.
originally posted by: boymonkey74
Bleating and moaning with high horses and judgement I see but never solutions.
Same as always from the anti choice crowd...
originally posted by: boymonkey74
a reply to: beezzer
So thats your answer ? Stop having sex?.
How about us men practising safe sex? Of course women also.
Better sex education? Because these will help bring down the abortion rates.
Because lets face it ot will never be made illegal again. Unless you want women to be 2nd class citizens.
originally posted by: Woodcarver
Which video showed that? I did not see that.
a reply to: kellyjay
Thanks kelly, i did not see that part. I know that this is really hard to watch for most people. Seeing the form of a hand or leg can trigger an unpleasant reaction. This is what i would expect a fetus to look like though. Perhaps some people are not familiar with the stages of developement but i grew up on a farm. I have seen miscarriages of many different animals. Doctors and med profs have a serious job to do. The education is intense and part of it is being comfortable enough with images like this, to be able to do a very important and beneficial job. Not everyone is cut out for this type of unbiased procedure.
originally posted by: kellyjay
originally posted by: Woodcarver
Which video showed that? I did not see that.
a reply to: kellyjay
the 3rd video....www.youtube.com... skip to the 9 minute mark
originally posted by: Woodcarver
Thanks kelly, i did not see that part. I know that this is really hard to watch for most people. Seeing the form of a hand or leg can trigger an unpleasant reaction. This is what i would expect a fetus to look like though. Perhaps some people are not familiar with the stages of developement but i grew up on a farm. I have seen miscarriages of many different animals. Doctors and med profs have a serious job to do. The education is intense and part of it is being comfortable enough with images like this, to be able to do a very important and beneficial job. Not everyone is cut out for this type of unbiased procedure.
originally posted by: kellyjay
originally posted by: Woodcarver
Which video showed that? I did not see that.
a reply to: kellyjay
the 3rd video....www.youtube.com... skip to the 9 minute mark
I think there are a lot of issues that the anti crowd could never be comfortable with. It seems like some folks have an emotional attachment to every fetus in the world. And i say that with no sarc. The truth is that most woman with an active sex life will get pregnant and miscarry many times and never even realise. These same folks aren't up in arms about miscarriage because they see it as a natural occurrance, because there was no decision made. It just happens because the chemistry doesn't support the fetus. Abortion is just giving control of that process to the woman. I would never want to remove a persons ability to get an abortion at a clean facility with trained personel.
A womans right to end a pregnancy should never be refused and she should not be shamed into having a child she does not want. This creates a parent who could grow to resent that child.
Now that the decision to abort a pregnancy has been made, and they go to a qualified facility to have the procedure done, the question becomes what to do with the chopped up baby parts. (Thats for you charlie) do you treat them like garbage? do you incinerate them? Or do you use them to further our understanding of human development and help find cures for future viable babies for when they grow up and get sick? That is left up to the woman. It is her choice to incinerate or to donate.
The decision to abort should not be refused for many reasons. And i'm sure you would not want to legislate that into a blanket ban. That would be terrible for many women.
Then if she decides to donate that chopped up baby (charlie) then you need qualified technicians to work with that material. Those techs need to get paid, and you will need supplies and tools to do the work and preserve it. The more intricate the work becomes, the more costs will accrue. That is why they are talking about how some material is cheaper/more expensive to provide.
These PP facilities happen to be non profit. (There are abortion clinics that charge for their services) that doesn't mean that the people who work there are volunteers and work for free. Non profits are allowed to charge for their work to cover costs of their labor, materials, and to pay the employees. They are just not allowed to sell human body parts. Which they are not doing.
originally posted by: Woodcarver
a reply to: kellyjay
Are you claiming that they are making a profit? Or are you saying that others are making this claim?
Either way, it would be easy to tell if they are making a profit. You open their books and check their tax returns. [/quot
if it were as easy at that the IRS would be out of a job, take for example PP claiming tax funds for "services" and "proceedures" they didnt actually carry out, and were taken to court and were forced to pay back.
fact is it looks like PP are using loopholes in the law to do what they are doing.
see the law states that they can be compensated for things such as shipping costs and reasonable expenses, it wouldnt be hard to throw in a few extra expenses here and there, and that is even discussed in great detail in one of the videos, about ways of working around such laws, and making sure everyone is on the same page so they "dont get caught"
dont get caught doing what exactly? whats to hide? why do they have to work around laws is everything is legal?
edit on 02/08/2015 by kellyjay because: (no reason given)