It's now easier to perform an abortion in the state of New York than to legally apply a tattoo.
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Anonymous
He’s just saying that adoption agencies can do what they want. He isn’t telling then that they HAVE to deny certain adoptions. Small government. |
Anonymous
Well I’d rather be adopted than the alternative... |
Anonymous
Live a short, painful life? Kill your mother in the process? I wouldn’t be so sure. |
Anonymous
But they can and will deny. He’s limiting adoption. |
Anonymous
o is Who is funding those adoption agencies? Where are they getting their children from to adopt out? I don't want my taxpayer dollars to go to an agency that refuses to adopt a child out to a Catholic couple (which is one of the restrictions on adoptions that the agency in question has in place), or Jewish families, or Muslim families, or gay parents. |
Anonymous
Physicians are saying it's not possible for mother to be better off to abort while she's already in labor, than to allow the baby to be born alive. |
Anonymous
It’s difficult to adopt babies who have died from their fatal conditions after birth or in utero. |
Anonymous
Here's the story of a woman who had to go to 40 weeks to give birth to a baby who suffocated to death after 30 minutes. No good outcome here. This is what you anti-abortion freaks want - to have suffering like this because you somehow think it's better to force a mother and baby to suffer than to humanely end a pregnancy at 23 weeks. You can't deny you think what this mother went through is the preferred outcome. Shame on you. You wouldn't put your dog through such an outcome, but you'd do it to a baby. https://www.facebook.com/crystina.dubsky/posts/10219720407499749
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Anonymous
How many mothers decide to abort after they’ve already started labor? |
Anonymous
And, more importantly, why on earth do you think that’s a real issue? |
Anonymous
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We need to trust parents and their doctors to make the best possible decision in difficult circumstances
These physicians you mention above cannot possibly know every single circumstance. So why must we legislate as if we know everything? |
Anonymous
What you feel is simply incorrect though. There is nothing about abortion and how it's done and available in this country nowadays that is convenient at all. Sure there may be some women who do it casually and have had multiple abortions due to carelessness, but the idea there are "many" women like this is ludicrous and insulting. |
Anonymous
“Less than 1% of all abortions are performed to save the mother’s life.” https://www.abortionfacts.com/facts/8 |
Anonymous
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The following are the most popular reasons women give according to the Guttmacher Institute, the research arm of Planned Parenthood, the largest abortion provided in the country:
73% of women say they can’t afford a baby right now 48% of women who say they don’t want to be a single mom or are having relationship problems 12% say possible problems with their health 1% of women said they were aborting because they were raped The majority of women had an abortion because of financial situations, relationship problems, having a baby would change their lifestyle, or they don’t want people to know they had sex or were pregnant. Only 13% of those who had an abortion said it was due to health or rape, even though what you hear is that the central focus of abortion is women’s health. The majority of abortions are not for those reasons. |
Anonymous
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^Here is the link for the Guttmacher Institute survey^
https://www.guttmacher.org/sites/default/files/pdfs/journals/3711005.pdf |