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Yeah, like bacon and eggs. The chicken is involved. The hog is committed.

If it’s not “necessary “ then it’s not a medical issue. It’s a choice. That’s why it’s known as Pro Choice and not Pro Medical.

Jmo

They know there's at least a chance of preventing you or someone from your bloodline from infecting the rest of the species.

Is that you Brian?

How you been?

Good morning to the campfires favorite troll.

Old folks is a burden too, so we should slip them the needle, could be done quite painlessly.

But as to your argument that women getting abortions are too drunk/stoned/down and out to raise a kid.....

...that don’t seem to be the majority of abortions. IME abortions are most often gotten by women for financial/convenience reasons. As in “a baby doesn’t fit into my plans right now”. Same mindset that is driving women away in droves from marriage and any children at all. All just parts of the Satanic madness that is crushing Western civilization.

OTOH I have been occasionally humbled by the courage of some pregnant teenage high school girls, their whole friggin world is about to be upended and rearranged, yet they go through with it “because it’s not the baby’s fault”. Of course, that class of kid is likely to succeed anyway.

Well said I’d not thought of it from that point of view.

The Louisiana Department of Public Health says:

"One out of 8,475 women dies from pregnancy complications. The most common causes of death for pregnant women are:
- Emboli (blood clots affecting the heart and brain);
- Eclampsia (high blood pressure complications affecting pregnancy);
- Heavy bleeding (Hemorrhage);
- Sepsis (severe infection);
- Cerebral vascular accidents (stroke, bleeding in the brain); and
- Anesthesia-related deaths.

"Altogether, these causes account for 80 percent of all deaths relating to a woman's pregnancy."

So, I do think there are some medical issues that may come into play.

There are additional medical issues as well that may make an abortion necessary. BUT, the big issue to me is I don't want other people to inject their moral values into others lives. And, from what I see in many postings here, isn't this what most here demand as well?

I agree, "If it’s not “necessary “ then it’s not a medical issue. It’s a choice. That’s why it’s known as Pro Choice and not Pro Medical"

But then, my ancestors come to America is 1657 to have the freedom to make up their own minds. Who is in a position to inflict their moral beliefs on another?

Adoptions would be much more common if it wasn't so expensive. I've heard of couples paying as much as $50k and 20 to 30k is common. There are millions of good solid couples out there who would love to adopt but they simply don't have the means. My question is, who gets all that money? Lawyers? Agencies? Someone has to be raking it in.

You have a better way with words than I do.

So it is a proven fact that liberals hold the count for the most abortions performed in the USA, interesting.

Just that in itself makes me wonder about another statistic that may possibly exist, as in the case of, how many Non-Christian opposed to Christian abortions are performed each year.

Does anyone here have enough knowledge or study of the subject to speak to it?

Lynn

Strange that anyone would inject the “morals” argument into stopping a beating heart of a defenseless human that has its own dna, separate of the host mother’s dna.

Who is in a position to inflict that upon another living being ?

I guess you do have the “freedom “ to kill the defenseless and dependent.

I personally do not know anyone who works in the abortion industry sector. My original post was about the Dr.'s but there are plenty of others involved, reps and sales people that earn a living providing the tools these services to make it all happen.

I think it was Clint Eastwood that first said " that dying isn't much of a living " , I can see that more clearly now.

Once again how do these people sleep knowing what tomorrow is going to bring ?

Does anyone take donuts to work on those special days , birthdays ,holidays, how about Christmas bonuses ?

How do doctors that perform abortions sleep at night?

Probably next to a naked, hot lady. All while giving zero f*#%s what anyone else feels about their life choices.

Just like every other adult.

Yessir.
We can all justify what we do.

The practice likely contributes to reduced welfare rolls to some degree. Probably get flamed, but I see it as a personal choice, whereupon if it's not me and mine, I have no say.

Humans have killed one another and every other species since the beginning of time over nothing but differences in opinion or greed. I see no shift in the near future.

Have not read anywhere near the whole thread, but Cookie and I did an early term procedure early in our marriage and college careers when we were living on the financial edge. Had we not done so, the unscheduled responsibilities would have required our withdrawal, and our income and experiences over the following 40 years would have been about one third of what we've actually accomplished.

Likely many similar experiences here, but few are willing to own up.

I gotta disagree. Some things are not justifiable. Murdering children is one of them.

Wanna see heads explode? Propose a law that says "Pro Choice" means you get to choose being on welfare or having a baby - but not both.

“The Individual “, Gruff.

Just like you can justify what you do. Others do the same even for what you and I would call heinous. Those that do so on a regular basis can and do justify their actions.

We ain’t talking what’s right or wrong.