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Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by dawnstar
The failure of government gives no right to the taking of life.
reply to post by Fox Molder
ha! The choice of have sex has the risk of a child. You cannot deny that. It's its biological function. Redefining much? That is why we have protection. Your choice is there.
Originally posted by Fox Molder
Death is a result of being born. Live is a sexually transmitted disease resulting in death.
If you are going to die in the end, why can't you die before it even begins?
Originally posted by Signals
I'd like to add that the Pro Life movement will continue to grow in numbers.
It's inevitable, the Pro Choice parents have killed the kids that they would have raised as Pro Choice.
War of attrition.
Originally posted by Jack Squat
One undebatable truth here, is that those on the 'Pro-Life' end of the discussion are the only ones who treat this subject like it's a Black and White issue, which is it not. This is in almost all cases because they are blinded by Religion or their emotions, and neither of those things should come into play when having a serious discussion.
Originally posted by Jack Squat
One undebatable truth here, is that those on the 'Pro-Life' end of the discussion are the only ones who treat this subject like it's a Black and White issue, which is it not. This is in almost all cases because they are blinded by Religion or their emotions, and neither of those things should come into play when having a serious discussion.
Bernard Nathanson, Abortionist Turned Pro-Life Champion, Dies at 84
Wednesday, 23 February 2011 15:04
He was a prosperous abortionist and an influential force early in the movement to legalize abortion in America. But as Dr. Bernard Nathanson was brought face to face with the truth of what was happening when he helped women “terminate” their pregnancies, he had no choice but to abandon his “pro choice” platform and spend the rest of his days fighting for the unborn. On February 21, at the age of 84, Dr. Nathanson completed his life’s mission and met his creator. The cause of death was cancer, said his wife Christine.
Nathanson helped found the infamous National Abortion Rights Action League (now called NARAL Pro-Choice America) in 1969, and estimated he had performed some 75,000 abortions before he quit in 1979 after becoming increasingly uneasy about the possibility that he was, in fact, guilty of murder.
The New York Times reported that in a 1974 article in The New England Journal of Medicine, Nathanson “described his growing moral and medical qualms about abortion,” writing that he was “deeply troubled by my own increasing certainty that I had in fact presided over 60,000 deaths.”
For some time he sat in total silence. And then he said, “Joe, do you realize what I have to face some day — 75,000 lives on my conscience? If I would admit outright the horror of what I was doing, I could not live with it. Someday I will face my judge with all those lives on my conscience. It’s almost too difficult to admit what I have done, so I have to approach my conversion in a way that will help me keep my sanity.”
I could see in his face that he was sincere — that his role as an abortionist and abortion promoter weighed on him more than he could express — and the only feeling I had for him was compassion. From that time on, we became good friends.