Lone Wanderer
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I would say that 4 is most accurate in most cases. To clarify my position, I'm not against abortions that are done for medical emergencies.So how do you define a "Stillbirth"
When the Doctor preforms the procedure to account for this "Stillbith"
do you count that as
1) an abortion?
2) an act of nature where the dr. needs to perform a procedure?
3) murder?
4) a life that died in the womb?
I'm even ok with abortions done for somewhat eugenic reasons. There are some birth defects that lead to a short and painful life for the child, where abortion is an act of mercy.
Elective abortions are what I completely object to. The procedure should only be done for medical reasons, not convenience or economic reasons.