PRO-LIFE March on Washington this Friday, March22

[Anonymous]

Why don't these protesters devote some time and energy to protesting and improving the criminal conditions in Flint, MI? I know, you only care about unborn children.

Pro-life, what a crock of shit.

[Anonymous]

Is your life shity, 21:29? Do you regret your life?

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Anonymous wrote:When exactly does it become human, 12:14?

I consider it at the point it can survive for itself outside the womb, and has a nervous system.

You don't ever want CPR, correct? Those who need it and want it, are no longer human beings?

Well, what exactly are they?

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[Anonymous]

Let's stop now. No one wants to stoop to the lows some of the prolife protestors go to.

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Anonymous wrote:And yet many Catholics and Evangelicals don't bat an eye over the death penalty.

The so-called "pro life" movement only cares about the unborn. The minute that kid is born, they turn their backs. They don't care if the kid is starving, because the parent is homeless. They don't care if the kid gets accidentally shot by their little brother because they carelessly left loaded guns lying around the house. They don't care if the kid gets lead poisoning because the environment is polluted. They don't care if the kid is shipped off to be blown up in some war that we started because of a lie. They don't care if that kid dies a meth addict. They don't care if the kid dies an early death because of some serious defect or illness and the parents don't have access to adequate healthcare to manage it. The "pro life" movement is a sham. They aren't protecting lives at all.

Bingo. This PP nailed it. And, it's why the "pro life" crowd are such a bunch of hypocrites.

[Anonymous]

Admin doesn't like stereotypes. Who is "they"?

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Anonymous wrote:When exactly does it become human, 12:14?

I consider it at the point it can survive for itself outside the womb, and has a nervous system.

So ~23 weeks gestation?

Works for me...
And you do realize that <1% of abortions occur then?

Works for me too.

Termination of human life?

Not a viable human life.

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Some stages of human development include:

Infant
Toddler
Adolescent
And yes, fetus is a stage of development.

You do realize that all mammals have a fetus stage right? So at that stage it could be a rat, a giraffe, a kangaroo, a donkey, a dog, a cat, a platypus, a ...................

In short, fetus != human.

you 2 forgot embryo. It has the potential to form into a human after it stops relying on its host for food and nutrients.

You think "it" transforms into a human the day the OB delivers?

Stupidity at its finest.

It's called rationalization. Or perhaps complete ignorance of biology.

"Ignorance" is setting up the strawman that anyone has an abortion in the third trimester for anything other than the most devastating reasons. Ghouls.

I don't know who you are talking to, but I am the person who posted just before you. I have family members who have been in that situation (late abortion for devastating reasons). I am thankful they had the option available when they needed it. But what was lost was their baby, a human being, and we mourned and still mourn the loss of that child. Don't fucking tell me it wasn't a human being or a baby just because it was still in the womb. I also lost a pregnancy. I mourned that baby, as well. Fuck you if you are going to tell me that wasn't my baby or call it a parasite. Abortion is not something to be taken lightly, even by those of us that believe it needs to be available.

I wish we would all work harder to ensure adequate education, adequate access to effective birth contol, etc. that would prevent unwanted pregnancy in the first place.

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Anonymous wrote:When exactly does it become human, 12:14?

I consider it at the point it can survive for itself outside the womb, and has a nervous system.

So ~23 weeks gestation?

Works for me...
And you do realize that <1% of abortions occur then?

Works for me too.

Termination of human life?

Yup. Under say 22 weeks.

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Anonymous wrote:When exactly does it become human, 12:14?

I consider it at the point it can survive for itself outside the womb, and has a nervous system.

So ~23 weeks gestation?

Works for me...
And you do realize that <1% of abortions occur then?

Works for me too.

Termination of human life?

Yup. Under say 22 weeks.

Over 22 weeks for medical reasons.

[Anonymous]

So since today's a storm, does it mean God hates their "cause"?

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Anonymous wrote:When exactly does it become human, 12:14?

I consider it at the point it can survive for itself outside the womb, and has a nervous system.

So ~23 weeks gestation?

Works for me...
And you do realize that <1% of abortions occur then?

Works for me too.

Termination of human life?

Yup. Under say 22 weeks.

Over 22 weeks for medical reasons.

Find (even on DCUM!) some women who suffered a miscarriage, and feel better because it wasn't a human life. EVERY such woman knows she lost a baby.

Go ahead, PP, prove me wrong.

[Anonymous]

Every child a wanted child.

[Anonymous]

So many couples are unable to conceive their own biological child, and are desperate to adopt a child of any race.

[Anonymous]

My mother had a miscarriage between my older brother and me. She was certainly not happy when it happened, but if it hadn't, I'm pretty sure I would never have been born. I think she felt it turned out well, and I sure as hell think so.