Planned Parenthood and Afterbirth ABORTION...

WOW........It is clear what she thinks........If a living, breathing baby is on the table after a botched abortion. THAT is a living, breathing human being.

If you do anything but help it BREATH........you are committing MURDER. I don't see any other way around it. It is a **** shame that we as a nation, cannot understand that. Has morality taken such a back seat that forcibly pulling a baby from the womb, and then watching it in pain, on an operating table is acceptable. Even worse, MURDERING that baby.....

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Let me say it again........MURDER, and again, if you don't understand the morality of it......MURDER.

Later,

Geo

This is an extreme example, yes its murder! So who is the perpetrator? I'm against very late term abortion. But I'm for the right for a woman to choose whether to have a birth. Its a right. Let god decide the faith, not a court. N. Dakota has passed the strictest abortion law in the country, some see it as a future challenge to Rowe vs Wade. My wife decided not to have another radical surgery in an attempt to ward off death from pancreatic cancer. Her choice. What if I would have contested it?While I believe in the death penalty in some cases, I must admit it is taking a life, but its termed legal. In some cases a person requests the death sentanc, and the courts fight it. And yet we let people live in abject poverty,needing medical or mental care, and denying it. So who is going to be prosecuted in the above case?

[QUOTE=kygorski;511826]This is an extreme example, yes its murder! So who is the perpetrator? I'm against very late term abortion. But I'm for the right for a woman to choose whether to have a birth. Its a right. Let god decide the faith, not a court. N. Dakota has passed the strictest abortion law in the country, some see it as a future challenge to Rowe vs Wade. My wife decided not to have another radical surgery in an attempt to ward off death from pancreatic cancer. Her choice. What if I would have contested it?While I believe in the death penalty in some cases, I must admit it is taking a life, but its termed legal. In some cases a person requests the death sentanc, and the courts fight it. And yet we let people live in abject poverty,needing medical or mental care, and denying it. So who is going to be prosecuted in the above case?[/QUOTE]

Believe it or not, I also think it is a woman's right to choose.....but with very specific limitations. The problem with the limitations, is who decides.

I think in rape and incest....YES..........
Deformities.....maybe.....but you need to be careful.
health of the mother.........YES......
Age of the mother........possibly.

That is about it.

AND I mention deformities because I'm only recently believing that. Millions of dollars over a lifetime where there is a potential for no quality of life is tough. I'd leave that up to the parents......

AND I mention age of the parent, because I don't care WHO you are, a 11 or 12 yr old mom has no business having a child, but I don't know where I'd make that limit.

Later,

Geo