A child cannot live without it's mother when it's an in fact and is still 100% incapable of sustaining it's life without adult support. that's why Spartans use dto leave their babies out in the sun to die. They aren't religious arguments they're common sense. |
Only if you think being 14, or being in a domestic violence situation, or being below the federal property line with no way to support a child are mere “inconveniences”. |
What are they? cows? dogs? They're people. |
Even if you eliminate that, look at the other reasons. Still overwhelmingly for convenience. |
That’s your religious believe. And it’s in a minority. 70% of Americans support first trimester abortions. Stop trying to impose you minority religious views on the majority of American citizens. This isn’t a theocracy. If you feel the need to live in one, you are free to leave. |
Sadly, we do. |
| And, how is a woman supposed to prove she was raped and how long will that take? My guess is long after the baby is born. |
It's a life, but it's not a human life. There is more to humanity than biological life and the proper number of chromosomes. |
That’s why we have adoption. Because we can’t force people to be parents. Although you are trying. The difference is once the baby can live on its own, I am not required to care for it. And if I can’t, I can be responsible and relinquish parental right. You also can’t force someone to parent before birth. That’s common sense. |
| I say hit these states with these laws in the pocket book. Protest major sporting events and the like. Send letters to Dean's of selective universities. |
They're people like my ejaculate is a person. When I was a teenager, I allowed legions of "people" to die in sweat sock next to my bed. |
| Meanwhile Jane Roe (real name Norma McCorvey) became prolife after her case was won and a huge supporter of the defenseless child. |
So you'll be happy to raise the child inseminated by a rapist, right? Glad to hear you're so open! |
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She's a complete headcase with a very damaged childhood. I wouldn't put much stock in her whims. |