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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]the abortion debate will never go away.  [b]it is the slavery debate of the 21st century.[/b]  everybody in their heart knows that abortion is nasty and wrong thats why there is guilt about it and an ultra-sound reinforces the guilt of squashing out life  and turning the womb into a death chamber.  on the other hand we are fallen people and when faced with difficult situations we will use any excuse to squirm away from hardship even if it means abusing a defenseless person As a male it is easy for me to say these facts but I readily admit as a fallen person I would probably try to squirm out of it and dump it on the baby too.
It was the same with slavery.  people knew it was nasty and wrong but they were not about to kill themselves in the hot southern sun working a plantation without machinery.  I guarantee anybody here supporting abortion would deinately  not kill themselves in an alabama fieled if they could get a slave to do it.  I'm sure they would call the slave  "not a real person" as well to ease the guilt...just like "fetus","potential person", etc....admit it we are all crappy and selfish, thats why we need God.  You better hope and pray that God isn't as mean and gross as we are when you die and are helpless.[/quote]
For the sake of argument I'll grant that there is a parallel between abortion and slavery if you accept that a fetus is already a person.  In fairness, though, don't you see an equally compelling analogy between choice and emancipation if you accept that a pregnant woman is also a person?[/quote]

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