Quoting Miz Manda from 13:13, 3rd Apr 2006
Why isn't this a black and white issue?
Quoting Miz Manda from 13:22, 3rd Apr 2006Or abortion good, religious zealots bad.
Why is everyone who opposes abortion a religious zealot?
Quoting Insight from 13:03, 3rd Apr 2006Quoting richey from 12:31, 3rd Apr 2006
...however I would never ever kill my own child.
VERY emotive, and possibly brutal language - do you not think that some girls who have had abortions may read that? I really disagree with phrases like that being bandied about in pro-life/choice debates.
Quoting M249 from 13:29, 3rd Apr 2006
No, it is just stating fact. Abortion is the murder of a human being or unborn child and how can you even begin to defend that? I disagree with the term pro-choice because no one should have to choice to terminate life.
Quoting Rilla from 13:12, 3rd Apr 2006
As Insight said very well, this is NOT a black/white issue.
Noone ever said the decision was easy.
Noone ever said it was a nice situation.
And emotive language should be avoided (though this is generally impossible, given the emotions involved with the situation).
But please, Sid - "Blood on your hands"?
Using language like this screams of judgement on people.
And it's very, very easy to judge people from a righteous position.
Eugh, I hate these arguments.
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Quoting Rilla from 13:19, 3rd Apr 2006
As people have already said here, there's SO many different scenarious involved -
rape, incest, severly disabled children (don't even want to get started on this one!), financial worries, fear, lack of family support, ... many more that I can't think of right here -
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Quoting Colleen from 13:44, 3rd Apr 2006
I'm a pro-choice Catholic, so please stop assuming this decision is to do with religion and nothing else.
People should be free to make the choice (I say people because it's both parents decision) and have the ability to do so with medical facilities to help this.
If abortion was made illegal (I'm looking at you, South Dakota), it would still happen, but it would happen illegally and under unsafe conditions. You're risking the life of the mother there and that can't be a good thing.
Quoting Colleen from 13:44, 3rd Apr 2006
I'm a pro-choice Catholic, so please stop assuming this decision is to do with religion and nothing else.
People should be free to make the choice (I say people because it's both parents decision) and have the ability to do so with medical facilities to help this.
If abortion was made illegal (I'm looking at you, South Dakota), it would still happen, but it would happen illegally and under unsafe conditions. You're risking the life of the mother there and that can't be a good thing.
Quoting Rufus from 14:14, 3rd Apr 2006
Unpalatable as abortion may be, wouldn't you rather lessen the number of unwanted children in the world?
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Quoting Rufus from 14:14, 3rd Apr 2006
Unpalatable as abortion may be, wouldn't you rather lessen the number of unwanted children in the world?
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Quoting Insight from 13:03, 3rd Apr 2006Quoting richey from 12:31, 3rd Apr 2006
...however I would never ever kill my own child.
VERY emotive, and possibly brutal language - do you not think that some girls who have had abortions may read that? I really disagree with phrases like that being bandied about in pro-life/choice debates.
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