Posted on 01/28/2014 7:42:18 PM PST by Kaslin
Very overgrown.
The 2,000 year old Catholic Church, in its Catechism, states that once a person is conceived, it is a person, equal to his or her mother and/or father.
It utilizes two pages for its entire treatise on abortion, which elaborates slightly on this statement/truth
The more these guys try to argue against the truth, the more evil they become
Period
Let’s pretend the woman was the surrogate mother for a gay couple who planned to adopt the baby. The left would be knocking itself out to keep her alive to birth that baby.
leftists are insane
We have had a disgusting spectacle here at FR over this episode. More than one or two ‘freepers’ were so anxious for the alive unborn child to be terminated. Was the child terribly deformed? They didn’t know, but they could not deny that the child continued to gestate (read grow) for the eight weeks following the mother’s collapse. And the lies (like the mother was without oxygen for more than an hour, which no one can know that unless they were involved in her demise) which flowed so freely regarding the mother’s condition (she was a rotting corpse? I don’t think so) and the information regarding the alive unborn child, well the lies were astonishing in their acceptance here at a pro-life site!
I try not to use too much hyperbole but these people are truly beyond ordinary evil.
They are as evil as vampires if vampires existed.
If the baby wasn't viable, then the right thing was done and no amount of RTL foot-stamping will change that. They need to pick better hills to die on.
What a backwards and heartless buffoon... It’s sad, really.
What a shame that judge did not do the right thing and point out that the life support was for the benefit of the baby, and that life support could not be removed until such time as the baby no longer needed it. From all accounts, that time was only a week or so away.
That “father” was awfully desperate to kill this kid. This whole situation is highly suspicious, IMO.
Very like.
Valpal1 wrote: If the baby wasn’t viable, then the right thing was done and no amount of RTL foot-stamping will change that. They need to pick better hills to die on.
No 14-22 week old fetus is viable. I wasn’t at that age and you weren’t either.
There is no evidence that the unborn child had any deformity; only the proclamations of the husband and the divorce lawyers he hired stated such. In fact, the previous claim that the baby was so deformed that they could not determine the sex of it (her) was refuted by the father himself here:
http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/brain-dead-pregnant-womans-husband-names-fetus-22257902
Needless to say, poster Morgana’s prediction came true about the cremation of the bodies. Nice and neat, no subsequent exhumations to prove any foul play or wrongdoing.
This would never have happened in the days before Roe. For one thing, the matter would have been left to the judgment of the family. That decision, like the decisions of church and state, created a legal mess, where law trumps common sense.
Folks on the left seem to enjoy the the suffering and death of humans big and small. Gotta get control of that population bomb so they can save the earth from globull warming. Sick they are.
IAC, I doubt that the child could have thrived in such a toxic environment. As for viability, that is a pernicious concept.
Organs do not have a DNA makeup entirely unique and different from that of their host - listening to NPR is damaging to your IQ....
There’s prolly alot of leftists posting here and they are revealed on threads about pro-life issues.
If the baby had been deprived of oxygen for more than an hour, why was the family and hospital saying earlier that the child was developing, just not “normally”? The child would have been dead and not developing at all! That seems fishy to me how the story changed. Also, when they stressed how the mom was dead, well then she isn’t using that body anymore, why not let the baby until it could be born?
The husband may be perfectly right that his wife didn’t want to be on life support. But I doubt the conversation went beyond that to “but what if you were pregnant and our baby could live”?
RobbyS wrote: IAC, I doubt that the child could have thrived in such a toxic environment. As for viability, that is a pernicious concept.
Your doubts are not medically founded. There was no toxic environment.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3002294/
Please clarify what you mean by “pernicious concept”.
I merely stated accepted medical fact, which is that an unborn child is not viable until at least the 24th week of gestation, and that is the limit of our technology.
This concept of viability is used as an excuse by pro-aborts to declare them somehow less than human and thus OK to kill.
The hospital was technically correct that the unborn baby was not viable; that’s why the brain-dead mother was on life support - to allow the child to gestate to the point of viability.
Nobody else except the lawyers and father (and to some extent the family, though they were under the influence of the father or lawyers) stated that the child was unable to live outside the womb once she had grown sufficiently, which she was on her way to doing.
I am very suspicious when I read phrasing like 'toxic environment or rotting corpse. Such terminology shouts agenda, and an agenda which would have been squelched at FR not too long ago.
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