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Does A Woman Who Has an Abortion Have a Right to Privacy?

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If a person killed an elderly person that couldn't fend for themself at all without someone assisting them, feeding them, giving them oxygen etc what do you think their sentence should be? I'm not turning this on you Clyde just asking you the question before I give my thoughts on your question.

 

Apples and oranges IMO. i do not equate the two.

 

I am also on record many times as saying the countey will never approve putting women in jail with murderers.

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Apples and oranges IMO. i do not equate the two.

 

I am also on record many times as saying the countey will never approve putting women in jail with murderers.

 

Only thing I can say is really, truely different about the two scenarios is the fact that the unborn child has alot more years ahead of them than the elderly person that can't care for themself...

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Only thing I can say is really, truely different about the two scenarios is the fact that the unborn child has alot more years ahead of them than the elderly person that can't care for themself...

 

Again, we simply view it differently. Obviously, many share your feelings.

Again, we simply view it differently. Obviously, many share your feelings.

 

Not trying to be a jerk just trying to understand. But can you explain how you see it differently, or why? As far as the elderly person that can't care for themself vs the unborn child?

I have no issue at all with the billboard.

 

I think its criminal that a man has zero say in whether his child is carried to term or aborted.

 

OMG, OMG, I believe the same thing you do. Amazing.

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Not trying to be a jerk just trying to understand. But can you explain how you see it differently, or why? As far as the elderly person that can't care for themself vs the unborn child?

 

I see abortion as morally wrong. I do not think it is a crime. I do not equate it as murder. I do not equate the elderly person with the fetus.

I see abortion as morally wrong. I do not think it is a crime. I do not equate it as murder. I do not equate the elderly person with the fetus.

 

In what way do you see abortion as morally wrong?

Maybe the mother was the loser instead of the guy who rented the billboard..

 

Maybe so. I just think its pretty low to post it on a billboard. The old saying, "if you can't say anything good, don't say nothing at all."

The guy wasn't a big enough loser to prevent her from sleeping with him.

 

And even if he were a loser, is that worth killing your child over?

 

The 80's for me had a few encounters when I woke up wanting to chew my arm off. Fortunately I shot a blank.

 

To me this is not about abortion. Quite the opposite, I can see the free speech people saying he has the right to say it. Those are more than likely the folks who agree with abortions.

Or have all the sex you want but use the proper protection. I don't know of ne person that has been on birth control! Used condoms or both that ever got pregnant. I've heard There are statistics possibly saying that it can be done, but I know a lot of people and it's never happened

 

I worked with a gentlemen who had the snip procedure, (can't even say the name) anyway it didn't take and his wife ended up expecting. Went to school with a couple guys who had the secret weapon fail them. It happens...

Unless the guy put the billboard up in a town that he doea not reside then the lack of a name is irrelevant.

 

The ultimate defense to libel or slander is truth. The ultimate defense to an invasion of privacy is telling someone something. If she told him that she was getting an abortion, whether she felt that she had his confidence or not, it is not an invasion of privacy. They weren't married, and he wasn't her attorney, so I don't see where she can bring any suit.

The ultimate defense to libel or slander is truth. The ultimate defense to an invasion of privacy is telling someone something. If she told him that she was getting an abortion, whether she felt that she had his confidence or not, it is not an invasion of privacy. They weren't married, and he wasn't her attorney, so I don't see where she can bring any suit.

 

I apologize, I didn't know that she hadn't admitted to the abortion. If it is not true, wouldn't libel be a good suit for this?

I apologize, I didn't know that she hadn't admitted to the abortion. If it is not true, wouldn't libel be a good suit for this?

 

Actually, she hasn't admitted to an abortion. She's admitted to the pregnancy, but she had a miscarriage, according to those in her camp.

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