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Originally posted by VIKINGANT
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It is easy to see even for a lay person like myself that the chances of survival for this little girl are slim at best and even less for the unborns. Why risk the life of a an existing viable person for the sake of blind obedience to a 'law' created by man supposedly in the name of god.
[edit on 5/3/2009 by VIKINGANT]
Originally posted by Xtrozero
Originally posted by VIKINGANT
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It is easy to see even for a lay person like myself that the chances of survival for this little girl are slim at best and even less for the unborns. Why risk the life of a an existing viable person for the sake of blind obedience to a 'law' created by man supposedly in the name of god.
[edit on 5/3/2009 by VIKINGANT]
I think you should change your name to Nostradamus since you know the future enough to choose death over life.
Originally posted by dawnstar
and, I think you are doing the same....chosing the slim chance that those babies may have been born alive over the much greater chance that the nine year old would have died...
you dear, have no right to say that this girl should or should not be willing to give up her life on a half arsed chance that she may be able to pass life onto someone else! that is a choice only she could make, since she was a minor, her parent made it for her, and well, now the church wants to charge her mom for being a good mother and protecting her child! again, the natural insticts god instilled in men can run full rampant, even to the point of raping their own children, but heaven forbid a women shows any flipping sign of having these insticts in her being!
Abortion is illegal in Brazil, but judges can make exceptions if the mother's life is in danger or the fetus has no chance of survival.
Fatima Maia, director of the public university hospital where the abortion was performed, said the 15-week-old pregnancy posed a serious risk to the 36-kilogram girl. "She is very small. Her uterus doesn't have the ability to hold one, let alone two children," Maia told the Jornal do Brasil newspaper.
Originally posted by Xtrozero
I think you should change your name to Nostradamus since you know the future enough to choose death over life.
Originally posted by dawnstar
Fatima Maia, director of the public university hospital where the abortion was performed, said the 15-week-old pregnancy posed a serious risk to the 36-kilogram girl. "She is very small. Her uterus doesn't have the ability to hold one, let alone two children," Maia told the Jornal do Brasil newspaper.
this is the director of the hospital saying this, someone who more than likely knows a heck of alot more about medicine than you or me....
but, of course....
she's lying, right?
it's a 79 pound little girl for crying out loud!!!
Originally posted by feoil
The twins didn't rape anyone, in fact they weren't even there. Was the rapist executed? Execute the defenceless if it makes you feel better, but really, it won't.
Originally posted by VIKINGANT
reply to post by truthquest
Does this 9 year old human not have any rights? What about her right to her child hood, or her right to let her body grow and mature without being mutilated, or perhaps her right to life? We cannot say for sure but I really wouldnt like her chances carrying these 2 babies for 30 odd weeks....
Originally posted by Xtraeme
Originally posted by truthquest
In any case, rights are a faith-based belief. There is nothing in physics to suggest the existence of rights. So you can go ahead and pretend you are morally superior to the Catholic church. Or you just realize it the whole concept of abortion rights is one faith, while equally valid on the other end of the spectrum is the concept of human rights.
The idea is very simple and powerful. If you are a human, you get rights. If you are a fetus human, you get rights. This is the position of the Catholic Church. It is not my position, but it is a perfectly understandable and highly reasonable one. It makes sense!
Do sperms have rights too then? How about ovaries? At what point is a fetus a "human." Is aborting a petri-dish insemination immoral? As far as I'm concerned morality is plurality. The only "natural rights" we have are the ones others grant us or what we can defend from others taking away.
If we're going to apply reason to the argument I'd rather focus on making the lives of those already contributing to our society better than that of a theoretical "human-life. "
[edit on 6-3-2009 by Xtraeme]
Originally posted by djvexd
reply to post by truthquest
No offense...but ...I don't think I will not say anymore in fear of a serious T&C violation.