Wow - that is a shockingly awful article. Being pro-choice does not necessarily mean that you don't believe the baby is alive, but that you respect the women's choice to make a decision about what she believes. Also you believe she has the right to decide if she can carry a baby or not. A pro-choice person believes abortion is a decision that should be between a woman and her doctor, not the women and her government.

Anonymous wrote:I know, OP! And like, death condolences from pro-death-penalty WTF!? I mean, that would be soooo hypocritical!

Whenever I know someone is pro-death-penalty like me, if someone they love dies, I give them a high-five because it's obvious that they love all death from their political views. This includes practically all my republican friends.

the death penalty is different because the person sentanced to death has gone to trial and found guilty. New born Babies haven't committed any crimes

Anonymous wrote:I know, OP! And like, death condolences from pro-death-penalty WTF!? I mean, that would be soooo hypocritical!

Whenever I know someone is pro-death-penalty like me, if someone they love dies, I give them a high-five because it's obvious that they love all death from their political views. This includes practically all my republican friends.

LOL-I liked this! And this thread has reminded me to make my annual donation to NARAL. Must get on that.

I know, OP! And like, death condolences from pro-death-penalty WTF!? I mean, that would be soooo hypocritical!

Whenever I know someone is pro-death-penalty like me, if someone they love dies, I give them a high-five because it's obvious that they love all death from their political views. This includes practically all my republican friends.

OP-you are a moron.

I'm extremely pro life and miscarried twice. Several of my pro choice friends expressed sympathy. I assume they weren't expressing sympathy for the loss of life, but for the sadness and grief I felt. There is no doubt in my mind that they were truly sympathetic for that grief. How hard is that to understand?

I have empathy for people going through a lot of things.

Your child kept you up half the night? I'm sorry to hear that. I hope tomorrow is better.

Your kid has lice for the 4th time this year? I'm sorry things have been so difficult. That must really be a pain to deal with.

Had a miscarriage? I'm sorry to hear that. I've been there a few times.

It offers sympathy for the crashing and burning of their baby hopes and dreams. Some may offer it as sympathy for a loss of life. Does it really matter what I think it is when I am offering sympathy to someone I care about? It's not about me, it's about them and their feelings.

Oh, little troll, you look so hungry and lonely. Come out from under the bridge. I'll even give you a cookie.

Advocate all you want, but don't come crying to me when your hypocrisy hits you like a ton of bricks. If you are going to defend the right to abort babies, you don't have the right to be upset when yours dies

http://www.momlogic.com/2009/02/abortion_and_miscarriage.php

Anonymous wrote:Do you know the meaning of "choice"?

If miscarriage was against your will, then you deserve condolences from anyone.

Would you consider it a loss or an unfortunate medical condition

If you wanted a baby, and you had a miscarriage, of course someone could offer condolences. Don't be deliberately obtuse.

Anonymous wrote:Um. Because the person suffering a miscarriage suffered a loss and offering condolences is about the person doing the grieving and not the person doing the offering.

Why would you grieve over cells , to pro choice its just a fetus like a tumot

Um. Because the person suffering a miscarriage suffered a loss and offering condolences is about the person doing the grieving and not the person doing the offering.

Do you know the meaning of "choice"?

If miscarriage was against your will, then you deserve condolences from anyone.

Why would you offer condolences if you believe its not a loss of life, very hypocritical.