PoliticalChic
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Abortion has almost nothing to do with justification, so the entire OP is a red herring. It has to do with choice. The common mistake of anti-abortionists is to claim that there is such thing as pro-abortionists. This is false. Who's choice? The states (with the selfish and agenda-laiden Christian right whispering in its ear) or the pregnant woman. The options are to deny the women her own agency in the matter, having acquiesced to a state authority over her own body, or to grant the choice to the women, in which case people will argue the choice is the being taken away from the child. However, is it? Are infants known to be suicidal because life is just to tough? No. So really the consideration is for the later emotional life of the parent and the child. If brought up in inadequate conditions, its life may be full of mental suffering and possibly later suicide. The real question is, can an early term fetus feel pain, and will it miss something it never had? The answer to both questions is no. It is only because of Christian fundamentalism that this is even being discussed, so there is where the discussion should be had.
"Abortion has almost nothing to do with justification, so the entire OP is a red herring. It has to do with choice."
So does homicide...and pretty much based on the same arguments you pose.
Done to make the killer have less in the way of mental suffering.....
BTW...did I mention that you are an idiot?
I've decided to give you the 'Tareq and Michaele Salahi Uninvited Appearance ' Award!
Now...back under your rock.
It's not my fault the OP is another piece of idiocy.
1. Based on your acumen, you probably didn't notice that the OP is just chock full of facts....undeniable facts.....
...and when you realize that, you'll, no doubt, grind your teeth and slap yourself on the forehead.
2.Speaking of not noticing.....
...did you see the small print on the bottom of your mirror?
It says "Warning: Objects in mirror are dumber than they appear."
Pay attention.