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Birch

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Posted: 10-10-07 22:16pm

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And fair play to them but as i say fostering/adoption is a humanity thing not a pl thing yet it is only pl that are ever pulled up on it why is that? just because we don,t beleive in premature death we get accused of not caring about the born when are pc going to realise that pl are about much more than abortion?


Hi Diamond splinter!!!

I believe both "sides" of this debate have alot in common and could work together to better women and children's lives.

Unfortunately, prolife advocates want to go about it in an unrealistic way. Wink
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Posted: 10-11-07 10:31am

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do you believe pro-lifers when they say they value the fertilized egg and the embryo as much as they value born children?


No - I think they value the embryos/fetuses far more. Why that is, I have no idea. All those women they talk out of abortions, do you ever see those same pro-lifers finding the mother and offering her baby goods, babysitting, money, or any other kind of aid? I guess they get a rush from talking a woman into making a life-altering decision she doesn't want and knowing they themselves will not have to deal with the aftermath. The sickening part is they don't feel an ounce of guilt over possibly ruining someone's life. Pro-life indeed *gag*

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I think they value the late term fetus as much as a newborn, but they can't admit that a late term fetus is a far cry from an egg that was just fertilized.


Either they can't admit it, or they're stupid enough to think that a full-term, fully functional infant is created at the moment of conception. This is why I pray that there are no pro-life biologists.
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Posted: 10-11-07 22:42pm

Think about what Pro-LIFE means, it means you are FOR LIFE. How can you discourage someone who believes ending a child's life is wrong? I don't understand. And why do these debates get so nasty? There is no reason for it, really. It's ridiculous.
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Posted: 10-11-07 22:58pm

Ending a childs life is wrong. Ending a pregnancy isn't. What about this confuses you?
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Posted: 10-12-07 00:28am

Jincks013 wrote:
Ending a childs life is wrong. Ending a pregnancy isn't.


Look at what you just said. How is ending a child's life any different from ending a pregnancy? Please inform me.
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Posted: 10-12-07 06:44am

LMAO.. Birth.. hello.
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Posted: 10-12-07 07:11am

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ha ha ha.. Birth.. hello.

now that's a nice answer Rolling Eyes
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Posted: 10-12-07 07:15am

kaiteo wrote:
Jincks013 wrote:
Ending a childs life is wrong. Ending a pregnancy isn't.


Look at what you just said. How is ending a child's life any different from ending a pregnancy? Please inform me.


There really isn't a difference.. You do or you don't. You let live or you don't. It growns into a living human being or it doesn't. All by a woman choice to abort or not.
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Posted: 10-12-07 07:15am

Can you be pregnant after the birth? Is an unborn fetus legally a person? no to both. Once birthed then and only then do you have a live human being which has all the rights of every other live human being on the planet; before that it is not an independant entity capable of self sustained support.
BUt perhaps a compromise is due there; You can have all the non sentient embryo's stay inside the women; we'll just take the placenta; that has no 'personhood' attached and most definately while it is human tissue it isnt a human by the remotest stretch of imagination.
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Posted: 10-12-07 07:17am

Jincks013 wrote:
Can you be pregnant after the birth? Is an unborn fetus legally a person? no to both. Once birthed then and only then do you have a live human being which has all the rights of every other live human being on the planet; before that it is not an independant entity capable of self sustained support.
BUt perhaps a compromise is due there; You can have all the non sentient embryo's stay inside the women; we'll just take the placenta; that has no 'personhood' attached and most definately while it is human tissue it isnt a human by the remotest stretch of imagination.

It is still developing into a human being!
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Posted: 10-12-07 07:36am

Developing being the key word. It is not a human being it is human tissue; like the placenta. But like I said.. we'll just leave the little embryo in its container and simply remove the placenta..even PL cannot effectively argue the placenta is a human being..
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Posted: 10-12-07 08:02am

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Developing being the key word. It is not a human being it is human tissue; like the placenta. But like I said.. we'll just leave the little embryo in its container and simply remove the placenta..even PL cannot effectively argue the placenta is a human being..


But left alone would develop into a living human being!!
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Posted: 10-12-07 08:09am

kaiteo wrote:
Jincks013 wrote:
Ending a childs life is wrong. Ending a pregnancy isn't.


Look at what you just said. How is ending a child's life any different from ending a pregnancy? Please inform me.


Because there are many things different between an embryo, and a born child.
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Posted: 10-12-07 08:13am

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kaiteo wrote:
Jincks013 wrote:
Ending a childs life is wrong. Ending a pregnancy isn't.


Look at what you just said. How is ending a child's life any different from ending a pregnancy? Please inform me.


Because there are many things different between an embryo, and a born child.


From your perspective many differences, like one is not a leech? Razz
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Posted: 10-12-07 08:21am

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embarrassed40 wrote:
Jincks013 wrote:
Developing being the key word. It is not a human being it is human tissue; like the placenta. But like I said.. we'll just leave the little embryo in its container and simply remove the placenta..even PL cannot effectively argue the placenta is a human being..


And now juncks whats to argue that the growing child is the same as the plecenta... that goes well with some of the other arguments I've seen here over the last two weeks... I have heard embryos compared to peanut butter & leeches. And of course even the "Big Bang" is at fault!

The justifications just get better and better. The fact remains, there in NO justification for a frivolous abortion! Laughing I am really beginning to doubt if some of you are marital material, and that is sad! Razz


I don't think any of us care if we are marriage material to you or not...
You don't have to marry us....


Obviously you don't if you refuse to discontinue your misinformed & unjustifiable opinions. Marital material would only include women who are willing to not partake in a frivolous abortion at all costs, and also not defend those that do! Razz
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Posted: 10-12-07 15:26pm

You never quit do you, Embarassed?
It's quite annoying.
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Posted: 10-12-07 15:47pm

kaiteo wrote:
Think about what Pro-LIFE means, it means you are FOR LIFE. How can you discourage someone who believes ending a child's life is wrong? I don't understand. And why do these debates get so nasty? There is no reason for it, really. It's ridiculous.


Prolife means "for life as I see how it should be, not you".

Life is not just the biological breathing function, but so much more than that.

Why do debates get so "nasty"?

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I Believe Women Who End a Life to Save Their Own...are selfish and disgusting


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Posted: 10-12-07 21:18pm

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You never quit do you, Embarassed?
It's quite annoying.


Actually like most gossipers and trolls if you just ignore it; it goes to find funner playgrounds. This can be a time consuming process but I applaud its deliberate insult to me.. /report time.. again..
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Posted: 10-12-07 23:44pm

Well touché, Birch! I do admit that was rather harsh on my side. I was grumpy Sad
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Posted: 10-13-07 10:13am

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Well touché, Birch! I do admit that was rather harsh on my side. I was grumpy Sad


Are you retracting your statement then?
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