frigidweirdo
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1. We're talking about human life, not bovine.Is it really our prerogative to decide a baby's life won't be worth living so it's okay to destroy the developing body in violent ways?She states that if 500 million dollars is cut to PPH that there will be children born with no support. Meaning, no support from their birth right parents. In other words, its better to abort a child than to offer it up for adoption.
That organization is straight up evil
-Geaux
Why is that evil? Many kids who go through the adoption system don't come out of it good.
Well we get to decide if the sperm doesn't go in or not, right? Is it really our prerogative or should we make sure we're banging day in day out not to waste any of that sperm?
At what point do you stop?
Some people say that a baby isn't a baby until it's able to survive on its own, ie, once it's been born.
Others say when it shows signs of being a human in the womb, what, 3-4 months. I think that abortions shouldn't be carried out after this time unless absolutely necessary.
But others might go way back to the sperm.
The issue here is for me is that the planet is of limited size. There are seven billion people and it's pushing this planet to its limits now, and there seems to be an increase. So, either there is control over the population or there will be war which is much more violent, don't you think? If food scarcity becomes more of a problem, if fighting over resources becomes more of a problem, then yes, we need to control humanity.
Do you stop to think about the life of the cow you're eating? It's life too? Life that is thrown away without even a second's thought by most people.
2. Sperm is not a human being.
3. A baby cannot survive on its own after birth. In fact, not until several years later. Thus, "viability" as a measure for abortion is a crock.
No, we're talking about LIFE, not just human life.
Sperm isn't a human being, and nor is a fetus.
Yes, a baby can survive on its own after birth. We're not talking about the ability to go down to the store and pick up some ciggies here. We're talking about being able to independently survive. It can breath on its own, it can take in food without being connected to the mother.