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Mr. Enema: To sacrifice the situation, psychology and emotionality of the mother just to grant this world yet another child, regardless of said child's upbringing -- who would gain from that? Who would possibly gain ANYTHING from that? Sure, the child would see the daylight, but what would that be worth if the child is not conceived out of love, care, and desire? Do these "Pro-Lifers" really have such a dogmatic and cold view of what a human life is? And under what circumstances it ought to be graced?
Cowlogic, if you only believe in nature taking its course, then how about you look at infantcide (killing of already born babies, not just a bunch of cells) in the wild animal kingdom (because really, what is more natural than that?).
Now, I know many don't trust wikipedia as a credible source, but the citations on it like to credible sources, but Infantcide (Zoology). If the animal kingdom shows that infantcide is natural, then following your reasoning, we should be allowed to do it.
Pff, honestly Cowlogic, what you're saying is that women who seek abortions are only out to make their "situations look bad enough" for an abortion to occur,
and that she should throw herself aside, inclining that she should just endure whatever lies ahead of her through this pregnancy based on the fact that this new life growing inside of her is more important than whatever it is that she has going on in her life that could potentially interfere with this motherhood.
You are a naive little child,
you are a threat to mankind.
some idiotic principle that pregnancies are a one-way ticket to a life that must be lived.
Those who would plague a woman with an obligatory pregnancy are evil, vile and inconsequential monsters. You are beyond my ability of expression, you are among the lowest pits of disgrace.
Those who wish to override the integrity of a breathing, functional human being with ties, ambitions and opportunities, which may all be shattered at the hands of these umbilical control freaks, make me ashamed of being a homo sapiens.
To me, you are terrible human being. I hope you will never impose this sick kind of bullying
If you can't succeed in that task, then you are, truly, evil ******* scum.
I do sincerely apologize, Cowlogic, as mentioned above, I tend to become very "passionate" in these types of debates. Before I further explain my remarks, I would just like to tell you that I do not hate you either, and that, though my compiled points above may seem to tell a different story, I do respect you as a person, just not your beliefs regarding this issue.
Now, to say that a human "should" sacrifice something is not the same as to radically enforce through law that they, in any given scenario, would have to. To me, that's kind of like legislating civil courage; that one would have to take a bullet for someone else. Of course, doing so may be heroic, admirable and strong, but it is not something that we should expect out of any person, much less obligate through law.
do not believe that people are evil, though I do believe that actions, ideals and what one considers to be a virtue, can be. And I do, I really do, think that valuing human life to the extent that you would vote for women's obligation to carry a child, would be an evil legislation, and is a disgraceful ideal. And those people who do embrace those values as their own, and use those values to build their character, somedays I do feel like I resent them.
In the end, I think that giving women the opportunity to choose, either according to your ideal, or not, is a necessity, and a social gift that I therefore think has to remain intact. People should not live in fear of pregnancies. There should always be a choice involved, at least in my eyes.
I hope you will never impose this sick kind of bullying upon the woman you might get pregnant in the future.
George carlin "when John Cardinal O'Connor of New York and some of these other Cardinals and Bishops have experienced their first pregnancies and their first labor pains and they've raised a couple of children on minimum wage, then I'll be glad to hear what they have to say about abortion".:
When George Carlin gave birth and was able to watch as a child was born from within him, then struggled to create a better life for that child, and loved it dearly as it came from himself, caring for it and realizing that it was meant to have a life, when he stops judgeing others without having his own experiences, I'll be glad to hear what he has to say about abortion.
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