Damn it libs----------------answer my question.
What is the difference between killing a baby as it leaves its mother (partial birth abortion) and killing it at the age of 1 year?
GIVE ME AN ANSWER OR STFU AND ADMIT THAT YOU FAVOR INFANTICIDE IF THE KID IS A PROBLEM FOR YOU BEFOR OR AFTER BIRTH.
Huge difference, one that begins by understanding how the term "partial birth abortion" is misused and seperating spin from fact:
'Partial-Birth Abortion:' Separating Fact from Spin
"...And contrary to the claims of some abortion opponents, most such abortions do not take place in the third trimester of pregnancy, or after fetal "viability."
The fetus is typically far too undeveloped to survive, it's not yet born ("...emergence and separation of offspring from the body of the mother...) and alternative measures are more dangerous for the mother. Infanticide is killing a child after birth, murdering an infant.
And from the source:
Activists on both sides of the issues see the constitutionality of the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act as pivotal to the larger debate. Abortion-rights backers say the ban is a first step toward trying to outlaw all abortions. Even some supporters of the ban say that if it is upheld, they could then move on to try to outlaw the far more common D&E procedure, whose description is nearly as unpleasant as that of the D&X.
The court could also use the law to address the "health" exception currently required for all abortion restrictions. Abortion foes say the current health exception upheld by the court is so broad — encompassing mental health problems as well as physical ones — that just about any abortion-procedure ban would have to be invalidated. But abortion-rights supporters say that without a health exception, women could be forced to carry to term fetuses with no chance at life, but whose birth could leave the pregnant women unable to carry a later pregnancy, or could exacerbate serious ailments such as diabetes.