Why should abortion be the most difficult decision a pro-choicer can make if there is nothing wrong with abortion? Be specific! Go!
Simmering Frog
2012/07/23 01:25:14
Found this on Youtube. I wonder if she went to McDonald's after the procedure?
















Maybe someday she can't have a child and hopefully regret her decision.
She says I this and I that and I felt no pain.....guess what witch your child did. Obviously you have no emotion and should never have a child.
Someday she might find she has a soul but right now it seems to be missing.
It's ignorance like yours that is clueless is why it's so easy to destory precious life. Baby's do feel pain. Babies do feel the abortion and have proven to try to get away from the suction tube. The eyes are fully formed, their teeth buds are already developing.
She was 9 1/2 and that baby already has it's hands and feet and is sucking it's thumb at 12 weeks.
We a women that is murdered and pregnant the murder is charged with two births not one. It's called the connor law.
It is not a "baby". No one would define cells or a fetus as a baby. Hence the already provided titles. It probably still had it's gills at that point, since when have you known a "baby" with gills?
Ahh, see, there you display ignorance. A pregnant woman murdered.... in those cases the woman actually wanted the kid. Therefore it was a wrong and unlawful killing.
Educate yourself, and THEN you can go around oppressing women.
I love science. Science is facts, evidence, proof. Science is the one thing pro-lifers "anti-women" like to avoid in such discussions.
Abortion is not wrong. It's a natural occurrence, whether inflicted or occurring on it's own. You can justify something as wrong, when it's essentially a parasite in a host's body. When it depends on someone else to live. It's rights end where her's begin.
And her rights began at her conception. But you know all about science so you already knew that.
Otherwise a heck of a lot of women would be in trouble for the fertilized eggs that don't take. Otherwise doctors would be in trouble if they didn't implant surrogates or women with all the eggs that became fertilized. A living, breathing human is way superior to a clump of cells or underdeveloped fetus. If you care so much about them, they can implant all potentially about to be aborted things into you. Knock yourself out with that.
Apparently you lack any understanding of our legal system....
Ever hear of evolution? Look at an underdeveloped fetus. It has what appear to be gill slits, due to adaptation and evolution.
And souls do not exist. Don't live in a fantasy fictional world. It's pathetic, and just shows how ignorant you are. Ignorance is never an excuse.
To answer the question at hand, a correct decision isn't only always an easy decision due to immense emotional attachment. Consider the case of an extremely dear pet who is ill, perhaps the best option is to choose to put the pet to sleep, but that pet is also a member of your family and so the choice is incredibly difficult.
It's not an easy decision.
But why is not an easy decision? That's my question. If there is nothing wrong with getting an abortion, what makes it difficult to do it?
Chances are you'd get a variety of reasons for both, therefore declaring it...
"not an easy decision."