Absolutely not! That's exactly what will happen if the zealots have their way, too.
I find it interesting that the other countries who have outlawed abortion are the same countries these zealots see as our enemies... Theocratic countries in the Middle East. It seems they have a lot more in common with the "terrorists" than they have differences.
Should The United States Return To Back Room Coat Hanger Abortions
Kent the Roofer
2009/06/02 08:27:03
I do not believe in abortion, however I do support a woman's right to choose.
After the recent killing of an abortion provider, there is now an open debate occurring within our country about the fanaticism of the pro life movement. The accused killer was found in possession of Operation Rescue literature, and allegedly had close relations with its leaders.
Prior the SCOTUS decision in Roe v. Wade, abortion was illegal throughout the United States. Yet, thousands of abortions were performed by unskilled non medical "providers". Many women died as a result. Their bodies were found dumped by the "provider".
If abortion is again made illegal in the United States, do you believe it would actually end all abortions? I think not. It would only recreate a black market which was eliminated by the Roe decision.
Should the United States return to back room coat hanger abortions?
After the recent killing of an abortion provider, there is now an open debate occurring within our country about the fanaticism of the pro life movement. The accused killer was found in possession of Operation Rescue literature, and allegedly had close relations with its leaders.
Prior the SCOTUS decision in Roe v. Wade, abortion was illegal throughout the United States. Yet, thousands of abortions were performed by unskilled non medical "providers". Many women died as a result. Their bodies were found dumped by the "provider".
If abortion is again made illegal in the United States, do you believe it would actually end all abortions? I think not. It would only recreate a black market which was eliminated by the Roe decision.
Should the United States return to back room coat hanger abortions?
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SparkleyPie 2009/06/02 13:29:06No.


















I find it interesting that the other countries who have outlawed abortion are the same countries these zealots see as our enemies... Theocratic countries in the Middle East. It seems they have a lot more in common with the "terrorists" than they have differences.
And for your information It is Roe v Wade that they wish to overturn, bad law, poorly informed, and judged. (admitted to be so by many Con. Law Prof. on right and left) Then it would be where it belongs, as a State issue, not a Federal one. And all States will have their say.
Insane zealots who are incapable of separating emotion from their thinking process want it outlawed.
--Most of Europe have much more restrictive abortion policies than the U.S.-
Where was outlawed abortion mentioned. You have proven my point in the second sentence, you zealot!
It is considerably harder to get an abortion in Europe than the U.S. 12 weeks is the cut off in France, unless two doctors certify Grave risk to health. England 24 weeks, in Hospital only, unless emergency. Germany 12 weeks with 3 days of counseling before. Netherlands 13 weeks 5 days after request. Belgium 12 weeks, after that two doctors must certify serious risk, or serious illness in child. It goes on, Denmark 12 weeks, Poland 12 weeks, in fact 12 weeks or less seems to be the norm. There are exceptions for rape, if it was reported to the police. And up to 24 weeks if the baby is deformed, provided two independent doctors other than the abortionist say that is so, or other demands of the like. And every single country I checked says it must be done in a hospital. Pontificating on what you know little of is not endearing.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/eu...
It took me 15 seconds to find this web site.
the only times it is used are to protect the life and health of the mother or because the fetus would die within minutes to days after birth -- usually experiencing great pain until merciful death occurred.
After viewing pictures of poor babies like this, I changed my views about late term abortion, while I'm against it being performed on healthy mom's and babies, I learned that there are extreme cases.
In the case of the mother's health, can't a c-section be performed?
in any case, 3rd trimester abortion is never undertaken except in cases of dire medical need.
I knew someone who went through that and it is not something you would wish on your worst enemy. she walked through hell.
Had we not done the emergency c-section, he would not be here.
I have had surgery, major surgery, it is absolutely no fun and games, I'm not heartless, unlike some of the "pro-life" extremists.
I do wonder if perhaps women should decide early in the pregnancy, whether or not they would be willing to undergo a c-section to save their or their childs life. If not, perhaps they should consider early on so such a drastic decision wouldn't have to be made towards the end of the pregnancy.
I've had mixed feelings, but you've straightened me out. Thanks.
carrying some defective fetuses to term can render the woman sterile or so disabled she can't give birth without dying.
birth is NOT an easy thing and can result in disability.
If the baby is already dead the woman should not have to risk her health or life to labor and deliver it.