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You know , All Human Beings on this Planet who Somehow have Absolutely No Qualms about Frivolous Abortions
OWN Lives , and Fortunately being Born into this World back when the Birth of a Child was Considered a " Blessing " , and a Cherished Gift from their " Creator "
. You would Somehow Selfishly DENY Possible Future Generations of Einsteins , Tesla's , Leonardo da Vinci's, and Steven Hawkings being Born into this World for the Sake of Your Own Misguided and Selfish Beliefs ? SHAME On You ! .........
originally posted by: Kryties
Question:
How many of the pro-lifers in this thread also support the death penalty?
If you are one of these, please explain the contradiction there?
originally posted by: dawnstar
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The repealed law stated that any abortion performed after 20 weeks had to be done in a hospital just in case it resulted in a live birth did it not? So why isnt it reasonable to assume that all births should occur in a hospital? Attended to by two doctors, one tending mom while another tending to the baby. But that would kill the midwives and home births wouldn't it?
And I'm not going into the claim that the mom and her doctors are lying when it comes to the exceptions.
repeal verb
re·peal | ri-ˈpēl
repealed; repealing; repeals
Definition of repeal
transitive verb
1 : to rescind or annul by authoritative act especially : to revoke or abrogate by legislative enactment
2 : abandon, renounce
3 obsolete : to summon to return : recall
originally posted by: dawnstar
If the pro-life folks had their way nine year old victims of sexual abuse and incest would be dying trying to carry a pregnancy to term while the piece of crap who assaulted them walked away with a slap on their wrist.
No law will be upheld by the supreme court without those exceptions or at least none have been upheld up to this point.
originally posted by: Ligyron
You guys at Above Top Secret have enough talent to make something like say , ''baker gets rid of loafs of bread'' and somehow make it sound like there's an ethnic genocide going on in America or something.
originally posted by: Ligyron
There are nearly 8 billion human beings in the world, and by 2050 Mankind will have surpassed that number of living human beings on Planet Earth.
originally posted by: Ligyron
Now, how feasible is the long-term survival of the Human Species when there's so many human beings and so little opportunities? Natural resources aren't going to last forever. Drinkable water is already a scarce commodity in several areas of the world.
originally posted by: Ligyron
With the advent of automation, many millions will lose their jobs and many more millions won't ever have a shot at finding a job. Not every baby is born into Upper-middle class American families. In fact, most of the world is poor and underdeveloped and it will be so for a long time.
originally posted by: Ligyron
Considering a baby is born from a woman's body and she's the one who risks her life by giving birth, and she's the one who has to suffer all of the malaises that women suffer from before and even after childbirth, I don't see anything wrong with women deciding to abort.
originally posted by: Ligyron
Just today I saw a kid with cerebral palsy being carried in his wheelchair by his father. You think it's fun for the child to live the rest of his lives like an invalid? And 'forcing' his parents to take care of him for as much as possible?
“Sparta must be regarded as the first völkisch state. The exposure of the sick, weak, deformed children, in short, their destruction, was more decent and in truth a thousand times more human than the wretched insanity of our day which preserves the most pathological subject.”
― Adolf Freaking Hitler
originally posted by: dawnstar
Probably where is says that infants are to be treated like human beings and not just left in a cold dark closet to die??? ...
Due to advancements in medical practices, education, and training, modern abortion techniques do not result in live birth. Although it would be highly unlikely, if a baby was born alive, the medical practitioner and medical support staff would provide all necessary care, just as they would in the case of any live birth. The RHA does not change standards of medical practice. Any baby born alive in New York State would be treated like any other live birth, and given appropriate medical care. This was the case before the RHA, and it remains the case now.