Woman Has 15 Abortions In 17 Years

I just don't think anyone should be playing god and determinning you lives and who dies. And to me its not a choice a woman should have.
but you've missed all of the intricacies of the argument. God can't be a part of the legal ruling and something has to gain status as a human being before our government can protect its life.
 
Exactly, and to say it isn't murder at 25 weeks is equally ridiculous.

I don't pretend to know where the cut-off is, but I do know both extremes have it completely wrong on this.

100% agree. i think it's disgusting that we allow late term abortions.
 
Exactly, and to say it isn't murder at 25 weeks is equally ridiculous.

I don't pretend to know where the cut-off is, but I do know both extremes have it completely wrong on this.[/QUO

Well why not wait until 5 years old. If she decides well I should have had an abortion, then maybe she could just kill her child at 3 years or 10 years old then. Whats the difference
 
As I am, but to say he did not care is ridiculous.
no it isn't. The guy lent his name to many causes for the sake of his conservatism, but he didn't care about them. His bent was less taxation, small government and military might. He was successful for those 3 reasons. Anything about social politics is distantly secondary to his administration.
 
Exactly, and to say it isn't murder at 25 weeks is equally ridiculous.

I don't pretend to know where the cut-off is, but I do know both extremes have it completely wrong on this.[/QUO

Well why not wait until 5 years old. If she decides well I should have had an abortion, then maybe she could just kill her child at 3 years or 10 years old then. Whats the difference

Maybe I misread it, but I think RJD's statement was actually in your favor.
 
Exactly, and to say it isn't murder at 25 weeks is equally ridiculous.

I don't pretend to know where the cut-off is, but I do know both extremes have it completely wrong on this.[/QUO

Well why not wait until 5 years old. If she decides well I should have had an abortion, then maybe she could just kill her child at 3 years or 10 years old then. Whats the difference
The difference is that all of those ages signify time since birth. Birth being the demarcation line between fetus and baby.

Viable fetus is a much tougher issue. Late term abortions should absolutely be done away with. We have clearly proven that those fetuses can live without mom. She loses her right to decide at the point of viability.
 
no it isn't. The guy lent his name to many causes for the sake of his conservatism, but he didn't care about them. His bent was less taxation, small government and military might. He was successful for those 3 reasons. Anything about social politics is distantly secondary to his administration.

I don't disagree with you about the 3 issues you are talking about. But do you think he would agree with me or you on this issue?
 
The difference is that all of those ages signify time since birth. Birth being the demarcation line between fetus and baby.

Viable fetus is a much tougher issue. Late term abortions should absolutely be done away with. We have clearly proven that those fetuses can live without mom. She loses her right to decide at the point of viability.

No difference between 2 weeks, 10 weeks or 2 years old to me.
 
Viable fetus is a much tougher issue. Late term abortions should absolutely be done away with. We have clearly proven that those fetuses can live without mom. She loses her right to decide at the point of viability.

That is the best one sentence explanation about my stance. The debate and issue with this belief is when that point of viability is.
 
you just said you don't get why women get to decide who lives and who dies, but you want to decide who lives right?

Your question does not make a lot of sense. If she did not want to get pregnant then she should not have laid down.
 
I don't disagree with you about the 3 issues you are talking about. But do you think he would agree with me or you on this issue?
If skinnied down to brass tacks, he would be ambivalent. If forced to render an opinion, he, like me, would probably be against abortion.

I personally find abortion detestable, but that doesn't change that women should have the right to decide. I agree with forcing a decision early. I would never advocate that my daughter have an abortion, if it came to it, but that doesn't change the right and wrong of the legal ruling.
 

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