Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
They’re saying that for all the parents
showing off and framing their sonogram photo,
EVERYONE can see it’s a baby!
And that’s NOT helping the abortion industry.
Oops.
+1 Because it IS their baby--God's creation--growing inside its mom.
Ok. And some aren’t wanted. It’s very sad, but reality.
Anonymous wrote:Just two men (of course) at The Federalist (of course) arguing that women should be prosecuted for having abortions.
https://thefederalist.com/2019/05/21/3-negative-consequences-not-prosecuting-parents-obtaining-abortions/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
They’re saying that for all the parents
showing off and framing their sonogram photo,
EVERYONE can see it’s a baby!
And that’s NOT helping the abortion industry.
Oops.
+1 Because it IS their baby--God's creation--growing inside its mom.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
They’re saying that for all the parents
showing off and framing their sonogram photo,
EVERYONE can see it’s a baby!
And that’s NOT helping the abortion industry.
Oops.
+1 Because it IS their baby--God's creation--growing inside its mom.
Anonymous wrote:
They’re saying that for all the parents
showing off and framing their sonogram photo,
EVERYONE can see it’s a baby!
And that’s NOT helping the abortion industry.
Oops.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.npr.org/sections/memmos/2019/05/15/723678750/guidance-reminder-on-abortion-procedures-terminology-rights?ft=nprml&f=
No bias here at NPR. Just move along.........
Using proper terminology is bias?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.npr.org/sections/memmos/2019/05/15/723678750/guidance-reminder-on-abortion-procedures-terminology-rights?ft=nprml&f=
No bias here at NPR. Just move along.........
Using proper terminology is bias?
Anonymous wrote:https://www.npr.org/sections/memmos/2019/05/15/723678750/guidance-reminder-on-abortion-procedures-terminology-rights?ft=nprml&f=
No bias here at NPR. Just move along.........
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:so if you believe that fetal rights begin at heartbeat then what is your stance on abortion if it threatens the life of the mother? Does the rights of the fetus supersede the right of the mother's life?
Good question. The logic of the extreme anti-abortion faction (that the fetus is a legal person from conception) would suggest that the life & health of the mother isn't enough of a reason to kill the other person. There is such thing as self-defense, but only in cases where the other party is a violent aggressor.
I’m adamantly pro choice, but I’ve never understood maternal health or rape/incest exceptions from the anti choice side. If abortion is murder, then it’s still murder in those cases too. I’m glad they exist because while I think any woman should have the right to end a pregnancy, I think women who are rape/incest survivors and mothers whose pregnancies put them at risk are some of the most vulnerable people and should definitely have access to abortions. It just seems like a hypocritical stance. However, I feel like calling people out on it might paint them into a corner and make them push to stop having those exceptions.
Right? I mean if you decide a taped woman/girl has more rights over her body than the embryo/fetus inside her, but think the situation is reversed if the couple’s birth control failed or they didn’t use any, then you are basically making a judgment not on the intrinsic worth of the embryo/fetus but on the mode of conception, that is you are judging the woman for whether she was stupid, careless, or slutty. So when it comes down to it, you don’t really value the embryo.
Yes. It ALWAYS comes back to this.