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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Who wouldn’t want to support something like this? So moral, so right:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-13988521/I-caught-surrogate-drinking-alcohol-abort-baby.html

Summary: Couple catches a surrogate drinking alcohol, forces her to abort the baby at 20 weeks. [/quote]

Tell the whole story, please:
[i]"Marty and Melinda asked for their surrogate to terminate the pregnancy for breach of contract and she complied. They 'cut ties and moved on.'

'Luckily our surrogate was communicative and respected our wishes and we just left it there,' Marty explained.

'It gets very complicated with the contract and so on, so we handled the matter outside of the agency and ensured the surrogate was well compensated.'

After doing yet more research, he and Melinda went with a more well established surrogacy agency in California, which they found had a more stringent vetting service, such as only employing surrogates who had birthed children previously."[/i]

The surrogate wasn't forced to abort. She agreed to abort.

The answer is not to ban surrogacy. The answer is to regulate this procedure a lot better.

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My God, you are actually defending a 20-week abortion like this? I’m pro-choice (with limits) and even I can admit this is wholly immoral.

There is no more story to tell here. A child was killed, a woman was exploited, and a horrific couple is going to become parents. This is awful on all counts.

As said above, you people apparently view the Handmaid’s Tale as an instruction manual. [/quote]

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