Si modo
Diamond Member
There's a lot going on in this question, so I'll single it out.No, I didn't choose to have a shattered knee at all. I did choose an activity, a legal one, that led to my having a shattered knee, though.So you chose to inflict yourself with a shattered knee?? Sorry, Si, but that comparison makes absolutely no sense at all.
I also chose to have medical intervention to get my body back to its condition before my knee was shattered.
So you find nothing morally wrong with killing an unborn child? ....
If I thought that a fetus before it is a viable being outside the wound was even remotely equivalent to a 'child', then yes, I would find something morally wrong with it.
As most abortions are done long before a fetus is a viable being outside of a woman's womb, I find nothing morally wrong with them.
Yes..... It's just a 'condition' like a shattered knee? ....
The male body is also designed to create life..... You equate something physically wrong with the body, such as a shattered knee or cancer, with something that the female human body was designed naturally for, to create life?
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0kJHQpvgB8]YouTube - Every Sperm is Sacred {Monty Python's Meaning of Life}[/ame]