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Originally posted by snagltooth
As a proud American, the right to do with your body, is your right. [edit on 6-10-2004 by snagltooth]
Despite the warnings of health-care professionals, the Utah Legislature amended the state abortion law to make it a crime to perform an abortion at a hospital that receives state funding, except under certain exemptions. Those do not include fatal deformity of the fetus.
Since then, the real-world implications of the amended law have been realized. A Roy couple whose unborn child had grave deformities and could not live outside the womb could not obtain an abortion at a nearby hospital because of the new restrictions in Utah's abortion law. The couple was told to go elsewhere because Utah hospitals have stopped terminating pregnancies involving doomed fetuses for fear of losing state funding.
Originally posted by snagltooth
And you will continue to here it. Im pro-life. But the right of a woman to make her own choice is hers. Remember the life that is inside her is hers not yours or mine.
Liberty First
Stupidity can be changed
Originally posted by snagltooth
My spelling is erilavent
The life of an unborn child is the mothers. Here joice to kill is wrong. But it is her right.
Originally posted by torque
They didn't always do it to themselves. I've known people who used birth control and it failed and they got pregnant. And there are waiting lists because many people want white babies.
Originally posted by marg6043
that most of the babies in one cathegory are born with depedancies they need lots of health care, and people just want healthy bouncing babies.
Originally posted by torque
Young people need to be given choices and limits. They need to be instructed and encouraged to ask questions. They need honest answers. They need to have healthy self-esteem and not be afraid to make their own welfare come first. They need to understand what peer pressure is and how to combat it. They need to know that everybody's NOT really doing it. They need to know how to say NO when they don't want something, be it sex or drugs. They will only learn how to firmly say no if they see it being done every day by their parents and if they respect their parents enough to abide by it.
Originally posted by FredT
marg, I simply cannot believe this....... I agree with you for a change. The number of people open to adopting medicaly challanged babies is ultra small. The issue of crack babies as mentioned before also brings up alot of issues. These kid not only have problems at birth, but as the enter the school system they have social and behavoral issues as well. One kid can really disrupt the entire class.
Originally posted by torque
Young people need to be given choices and limits. They need to be instructed and encouraged to ask questions. They need honest answers.