April 5, 201610 yr A Fetus is protected by law in neatly every instance except for the mother deciding to kill it in the womb during an abortion procedure. Drunk hits a car with a pregnant woman and she loses the baby he's charged with manslaughter or murder. Boyfriend punches pregnant mom and causes her to lose the baby, again charged with the death of the baby. Mom's drug use leads to losing baby, she can be charged again. Great post. This is the point that can't be defended and I believe proves abortion is wrong in the eyes of the law and makes Roe vs Wade a bad precident. You can't have the same action or outcome be illegal and legal. Edited April 5, 201610 yr by Fear the Nation
April 5, 201610 yr Great post. This is the point that can't be defended and I believe proves abortion is wrong in the eyes of the law and makes Roe vs Wade a bad precident. You can't have the same action or outcome be illegal and legal. Ultimately the mothers today decide who gets the gift and life and who doesn't.
April 5, 201610 yr Author Ultimately the mothers today decide who gets the gift and life and who doesn't. My brain cannot comprehend this train of thought as being legal or moral for anyone to have that power.
April 6, 201610 yr My brain cannot comprehend this train of thought as being legal or moral for anyone to have that power. Everything else is a crime against a fetus, unless the mom doesn't want it.
April 6, 201610 yr In all honesty, I'm not sure why any politician at the federal level would take on questions about abortion. I would use Trump's last stance that R vs W is in place right now.
April 11, 201610 yr I forgot that we are all liars as well.:lol: So... if this is true... should I believe this statement? hummmm... (to myself): Did he really forget or is he just saying that... Or perhaps the statement is false because he was lying in what he said... but if the statement is false because he was lying in what he said, does that make the statement actually true... and if the statement is actually true... should I believe this statement... (the voice of my wife interrupts my train of thought and I reply to her): Honey, you go on to bed... I'll be there in a little while... don't wait up for me... (to myself) Now, where was I.... :idunno:
April 11, 201610 yr That old hag made time to have a phone conversation with the mother of a friend of mine a few years back. The mother was dying from terminal cancer and when Hillary found out about it , she initiated the phone conversation. The mother was a big fan of Bill and Hillary and Hillary made her last days a little happier. Apparently, even old hags have a soft, caring side. There's some bad in everyone and there's some good in most everyone. That old hag is a mother and a grandmother to those who probably don't see her as a hag at all. I'm sure my friend's mother didn't feel she was a hag either after Hillary's kind gesture. But you do. And that's fine if it makes you feel better about yourself. And I'm sure you see no hypocrisy in your posting this after some of the derisive language you've used to describe people you don't agree with.
April 11, 201610 yr And I'm sure you see no hypocrisy in your posting this after some of the derisive language you've used to describe people you don't agree with. We all are capable of both good and bad acts, myself included. Most of us, I believe, are good and decent people who are capable of some very bad behavior at times. There's light and darkness in all of us.
April 11, 201610 yr Maybe those charged in the above mentioned crimes should argue "but you would let the mother get an abortion." It actually has been used before. They argued either what is growing in a woman is a person or not a person, it cannot magically change at the choice of the mother. The court didn't accept the argument and the dude was convicted. This was years ago but the case is often cited.
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