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Posted on 01/29/2006 1:35:15 PM PST by wagglebee
Abortion is more about a deadly power play than anything else: certain people need to have the "right" to kill innocents.
Yes, the the offense is a sin against God and His gift of life. An awful price will be paid for the casual slaughter of the innocents.
46,000,000 babies who never chose to die...
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Couldn't we create a law, much like a new Florida law gave mothers freedom to leave their children at police and fire stations instead of trash cans without abandonment charges, we could save these embryos and raise them in incubators of some sort and them become a ward of the state instead of cutting them to pieces? Doesn't that give both parties involved the choice? The child was created and lived therefore it's choice was to survive. The mothers choice is to not birth a child (I assume) so her choice is preserved. The law should be that mothers who decide on not caring for their children should give them up to the sate so they can be adopted by loving parents, much as it is for mothers who decide to not care for their birthed children.
My knowledge in premature babies and how they can survive, and from what pregnancy term, is not vast but I know of MANY cases of abortions I've read that the baby would have most certainly survived.
Perhaps this is a route we should take? Anyone heard of anything of this sort before?
No one ever mentions the babies they would have had thay not been destroyed. What would the number of "prevented births" would that add up to?
The Culture of Death wants the babies dead. Adoption covers the situation you are describing.
If anyone posts a reply and puts my quote in it, I hope they "would" correct the "would" grammar. Thanks!
You're right, I forgot people already pay pregnant mothers to birth children for them. But still, this is not actually birthing a child if the baby can be taken before birth and grown with new (perhaps old) technology.
Excellent point. Babies that were aborted in the 70's would now be having children.
I was born in 76 (don't laugh) but I have two.
Had only half the babies killed had two children we would be nearing a Billion "prevented pregnancies".
Probably over but I'm no mathematician.
Our nephew's GF killed their unborn baby a few months ago.. she was about 3 months along. I can't even imagine what her evil reason was. He begged and pleaded with her to have the baby, but she killed it. We offered to adopt the baby, but she killed it. Other family members offered to adopt the baby, but she killed it. If she didn't want to take care of the baby, why did it need to die? Her mother took her to go have it done, she even had a baby herself several months before. Why was her daughter's baby killed, but the mother's baby spared? I will never, ever understand how someone can kill a baby.
Everytime I see an abortion thread I think about this now :(
VERY SAD story which could come back to haunt them years from now...
Most Premature Baby
James Elgin Gill was born to Brenda and James Gill on May 20, 1987, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. He was 128 days premature, and weighed just 624 g (1 lb 6oz). James' parents were told he had no chance of survival. Much of his body was still developing, including his skin, hands, ears, and feet. James' eyes were still fused shut.
Update:
World's Tiniest Premature Baby Born in England
The world's smallest surviving premature baby, born in London 16 weeks early and weighing only 21.14 ounces, is now six months old and is a healthy nine pounds. Christopher Williams was born November 21 at Whipps Cross Hospital, and is expected to be included in the next edition of the Guinness Book of World Records.
"When I first saw Christopher I just burst out crying," his mother Leona told the Guardian. "He was so tiny that I didn't know how long I would have him for. Every day was a milestone, and every night I prayed that he would make it through the night."
The previous record-holder was James Elgin Gill of Canada, who was born 128 days premature and weighing 21.84 ounces.
Christopher underwent weeks of oxygen therapy and had two hernia operations, spending the first five months of his life in the hospital. But his mother said he is doing very well. "I look at him now and I can't believe he's the same Christopher," Leona Williams told the Guardian. "He's just a bouncing baby boy with the sweetest nature.
"I just want to do everything I can to make sure the rest of his life is easy now."
That is true and the pro-abortionists fought that law for the very reason you mention it.
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