Mary Lou Greenburg: "It's not a baby until it comes out...that's what birthdays are about."
Certainly a sophisticated argument, but I remain unconvinced by the pro-abortion people.
I will NEVER understand why people are so obsessed with killing babies to the point they have to go out and demonstrate.
thanks very much for posting that article
Dude, as long as it gets me out of trouble....
Imagine what public opinion in this country might actually be on the issue were there not a left-leaning, pro-abort media lockdown.
Dude, as long as it gets me out of trouble....The problem is women, in the long run, really don't know what they want in the first place...
All Roe V. Wade did was force states that didn't want abortion to be legal to accept it anyway. If RVW is overturned, all that will happen is the several states will once again be free to determine whether they want to allow abortion within their borders or not. Does anyone really think that, should RVW be overturned, every blue state in the country won't immediately codify the right to abortion in their constitutions (or at least try to)? With the rabid support these people claim to have, it should be no problem for them to provide rides to pro-abortion states for residents of non-abortion states who want to have it done.
In 2006 there simply can NOT be any woman alive who thinks that SHE is the first human who ever got pregnant with anything OTHER than a human baby! It would make history!
Human mating produces humans- always has, always will.
The lengths people will( and have to) go to convince themselves otherwise only proves how unnatural this mindset is. It's all about semantics now?
Calling it 'tissue' when you abort it doesn't alter the fact that it is a human baby, with a face and arms and legs and fingers lying in a basin.
These women have been too separated from reality. Everyone who chooses to abort their 'fetal tissue' should receive it, and be responsibible for it's disposal. And I say that as a woman of childbearing age- I'd hand out the containers myself!
If it's not a baby, that shouldn't bother or traumatize anyone, should it?
What do women want.
1. Everything!
2. Yesterday!
3. You Lazy Bast@rd!
Mary Lou Greenburg: "It's not a baby until it comes out...that's what birthdays are about."
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Ma'am I was born seven months after my conception. My brother was born ten months after his.
I was living in a box with tubes to provide me with necessary nurishment. He was in our mother's womb with an umbilical cord to provide him with necessary nurishment.
I was warmed with pads. He was warmed by our mother's body.
We required round the clock care. Without it we would have died.
Can someone explain to me why for those three months I was a person and he was not?
Is it just because you could see me?