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Would you have aborted her?
No.
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Would you have aborted her?
I find it funny how many people condemn me for politicizing a tradegy when all I did is ask a question about a real child.. 45,000 people die due to lack of insurance but because they don't have a name or a face, many of you can ignore it.. Many of those 45,000 dead were children.. Since our nation has the highest infant mortality raite, many of them babies.. All ignored because you can't see a name or a face, or where they are from.. Which is why many of you on the right are hypocrits..
As for aborting her? Even though her life was short, she had a right to live her life.. But I wouldn't have condemned the mother if she had chosen an abortion either.. It had to be tough on the parents to watch their child grow up and die..
So what about the second question?? She had no genitals or female organs.. Was she a female or male??
This goes to the gay marriage arguement.. Can a person be genetically one sex while physically another??
45,000 die for lack of insurance, a case by case study of this statistic would demonstrate the truth, the figure alone is simple political propaganda.
Gay marriage arguement, at first i thought you opened a serious debate but you cant seem to focus on your own topic.
Maybe your thread was just a poor attempt at expressing your politcal views.
Adults do not have a right to decide which babies live or die. You take a chance when you have sex, maybe you create a child, maybe not, that is why and what our sexual organs are for, making kids.
Adults have a proven history of doing the wrong thing and second guessing is one of our worst traits.
Once the woman is pregnant no adult has a right to stop life at any stage of development.
Do we allow for a medical emergency, of course.
What should not be allowed is the adults who make bad decisions to make additional bad decisions.
The law disagrees with you.
xÞx;1651528 said:Yes, I would have.
Would you care to share your reason(s)?
It's an extremely defective child. If I can avoid having an extremely defective child I will. It's that simple to me.
45,000 die for lack of insurance, a case by case study of this statistic would demonstrate the truth, the figure alone is simple political propaganda.
Gay marriage arguement, at first i thought you opened a serious debate but you cant seem to focus on your own topic.
Maybe your thread was just a poor attempt at expressing your politcal views.
Adults do not have a right to decide which babies live or die. You take a chance when you have sex, maybe you create a child, maybe not, that is why and what our sexual organs are for, making kids.
Adults have a proven history of doing the wrong thing and second guessing is one of our worst traits.
Once the woman is pregnant no adult has a right to stop life at any stage of development.
Do we allow for a medical emergency, of course.
What should not be allowed is the adults who make bad decisions to make additional bad decisions.
The law disagrees with you.
So what your saying is everything man does according to US law is right? I am glad you believe Bush was right killing the people of Iraq.
xÞx;1651528 said:Would you care to share your reason(s)?
It's an extremely defective child. If I can avoid having an extremely defective child I will. It's that simple to me.
Just goes to show you its harder to abort an extremely defective mind. Too bad, if we could abort defective minds we would not have ugly ignorant posts.
It's an extremely defective child. If I can avoid having an extremely defective child I will. It's that simple to me.
Just goes to show you its harder to abort an extremely defective mind. Too bad, if we could abort defective minds we would not have ugly ignorant posts.
It's the cold hard truth.
Don't like it?
Tough shit.
Would you have aborted her?
Yes, I would have.
Maine girl with mermaid syndrome dies at 10
Tough little thing gained following on Internet, TV
PORTLAND, Maine - Shiloh Pepin, a girl who was born with fused legs, a rare condition often called "mermaid syndrome," and gained a wide following on the Internet and U.S. television, has died. She was 10.
Doctors had predicted she would at most only survive for days after her birth. The girl died at Maine Medical Center on Friday afternoon, hospital spokesman John Lamb said. She had been hospitalized in critical condition for nearly a week.
Being born with "mermaid syndrome," also known as sirenomelia, meant that the Kennebunkport girl had only one partially working kidney, no lower colon or genital organs and legs fused from the waist down.
Girl with 'mermaid syndrome' dies at 10 - Kids and parenting- msnbc.com
Also?? With no genital organs? Was she really a she?
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Adults do not have a right to decide which babies live or die. You take a chance when you have sex, maybe you create a child, maybe not, that is why and what our sexual organs are for, making kids.
Adults have a proven history of doing the wrong thing and second guessing is one of our worst traights.
Once the woman is pregnant no adult has a right to stop life at any stage of development.
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In just about every advanced country in this world, they do have that right.
In many Third World countries, they do not have that right.
You and those who wish to ban abortion will NOT be be successful in your attempts to create laws in this matter to align us with Third World status.
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Adults do not have a right to decide which babies live or die. You take a chance when you have sex, maybe you create a child, maybe not, that is why and what our sexual organs are for, making kids.
Adults have a proven history of doing the wrong thing and second guessing is one of our worst traights.
Once the woman is pregnant no adult has a right to stop life at any stage of development.
....
In just about every advanced country in this world, they do have that right.
In many Third World countries, they do not have that right.
You and those who wish to ban abortion will NOT be be successful in your attempts to create laws in this matter to align us with Third World status.
I should hope not. A scary thought.
In just about every advanced country in this world, they do have that right.
In many Third World countries, they do not have that right.
You and those who wish to ban abortion will NOT be be successful in your attempts to create laws in this matter to align us with Third World status.
I should hope not. A scary thought.
The sad thing is that if the pro baby killing idealists had a crystal ball that shows the future of ones health, that they would say and even advocate the death of many peoples children, therfore denying them of their best friend
THAT IS THE SCARY THOUGHT
I should hope not. A scary thought.
The sad thing is that if the pro baby killing idealists had a crystal ball that shows the future of ones health, that they would say and even advocate the death of many peoples children, therfore denying them of their best friend
THAT IS THE SCARY THOUGHT
"Pro-baby killing idealists" ... never heard of those. And if you are trying to insinuate I'm one of them ... then you must be off your rocker.
There is a slight difference between what is legal and what is right/wrong. In this case, the law protects women's freedom as well as gives them room to decide what is right and what is wrong ... for them. In regards to this issue, there couldn't be a better law.
Just because I'm defending the law, it doesn't mean I think abortion is right. Sometimes, it might be wrong. But who I am to judge a person I have never met ... of even if I've met her before ... I certainly haven't 'walked in her shoes' and even if I had walked in her shoes, maybe we have different values/priorities.
In regards to judging ... Isn't that what your god - and only your god - is supposed to do at the end? From what I remember ... you christians are forbidden from judging others ... says 'the lord'. So why don't you stick to your christian principles.
Why do I have such issues with christians yet not with their principles ... BECAUSE THEY ARE THE ONES THAT NEVER FOLLOW THEM. Oh dear irony.
The sad thing is that if the pro baby killing idealists had a crystal ball that shows the future of ones health, that they would say and even advocate the death of many peoples children, therfore denying them of their best friend
THAT IS THE SCARY THOUGHT
"Pro-baby killing idealists" ... never heard of those. And if you are trying to insinuate I'm one of them ... then you must be off your rocker.
There is a slight difference between what is legal and what is right/wrong. In this case, the law protects women's freedom as well as gives them room to decide what is right and what is wrong ... for them. In regards to this issue, there couldn't be a better law.
Just because I'm defending the law, it doesn't mean I think abortion is right. Sometimes, it might be wrong. But who I am to judge a person I have never met ... of even if I've met her before ... I certainly haven't 'walked in her shoes' and even if I had walked in her shoes, maybe we have different values/priorities.
In regards to judging ... Isn't that what your god - and only your god - is supposed to do at the end? From what I remember ... you christians are forbidden from judging others ... says 'the lord'. So why don't you stick to your christian principles.
Why do I have such issues with christians yet not with their principles ... BECAUSE THEY ARE THE ONES THAT NEVER FOLLOW THEM. Oh dear irony.
Judging and God had nothing to do with my post, so you can stop with your hatred of Christians, as it goes to my post. Even If I were NOT a Christian. I still would have posted what I did
You're politicizing a tragedy ... that's low.
Maine girl with ‘mermaid syndrome’ dies at 10
‘Tough little thing’ gained following on Internet, TV
PORTLAND, Maine - Shiloh Pepin, a girl who was born with fused legs, a rare condition often called "mermaid syndrome," and gained a wide following on the Internet and U.S. television, has died. She was 10.
Doctors had predicted she would at most only survive for days after her birth. The girl died at Maine Medical Center on Friday afternoon, hospital spokesman John Lamb said. She had been hospitalized in critical condition for nearly a week.
Being born with "mermaid syndrome," also known as sirenomelia, meant that the Kennebunkport girl had only one partially working kidney, no lower colon or genital organs and legs fused from the waist down.
Girl with 'mermaid syndrome' dies at 10 - Kids and parenting- msnbc.com
Also?? With no genital organs? Was she really a she?
You're politicizing a tragedy ... that's low.
HE OR SHE IS MAKING A POINT AND IT IS VERY GOOD. IF I WERE THE CHILD, I WOULD HAVE CHOSEN ABORTION AND IT WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN EASY.
He or she ismaking an important point and it is well taken here. Abortions are not easy to make as some think. If I were the child, I would have chosen abortion. and when I am 90, I will not chose indefinate life support. LET ME GO EASY.
You're politicizing a tragedy ... that's low.
HE OR SHE IS MAKING A POINT AND IT IS VERY GOOD. IF I WERE THE CHILD, I WOULD HAVE CHOSEN ABORTION AND IT WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN EASY.
He or she ismaking an important point and it is well taken here. Abortions are not easy to make as some think. If I were the child, I would have chosen abortion. and when I am 90, I will not chose indefinate life support. LET ME GO EASY.
If you were the child you would have had zero say in the matter. Someone else would have made the decision whether you lived or died.
HE OR SHE IS MAKING A POINT AND IT IS VERY GOOD. IF I WERE THE CHILD, I WOULD HAVE CHOSEN ABORTION AND IT WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN EASY.
He or she ismaking an important point and it is well taken here. Abortions are not easy to make as some think. If I were the child, I would have chosen abortion. and when I am 90, I will not chose indefinate life support. LET ME GO EASY.
If you were the child you would have had zero say in the matter. Someone else would have made the decision whether you lived or died.
Common sense is not a component of the pro abortion argument
Would you have aborted her?
Yes, I would have.
You would have simply, and without remorse; erased 10 years of someone who could have taught you something profound?? That is very very sad, as well as disturbing
You're politicizing a tragedy ... that's low.
HE OR SHE IS MAKING A POINT AND IT IS VERY GOOD. IF I WERE THE CHILD, I WOULD HAVE CHOSEN ABORTION AND IT WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN EASY.
He or she ismaking an important point and it is well taken here. Abortions are not easy to make as some think. If I were the child, I would have chosen abortion. and when I am 90, I will not chose indefinate life support. LET ME GO EASY.
If you were the child you would have had zero say in the matter. Someone else would have made the decision whether you lived or died.