Abortion?

-The Unknown- wrote: Pro-life, pro-usingmybrain...

Those two don't always go hand in hand.

SandMan wrote: My knowledge of civilian law is apparently skewed by having been trained in Law Enforcement. We followed much stricter rules I guess.

Yes, being trained in law enforcement places people (me involved) on a different sort of level. Your knowledge isn't skewed, you've got it correct.

Enos Shenk wrote: While i dont partiularly like abortion, im a libertarian. Completely pro-choice. As Jay said "Me and Silent Bob are pro choice, a womans body is her own ****** business" Anti-abortion people are disgusting anyway. I went downtown to hit the main library one day, and there was some guy standing across the street with some giant sign with a dead baby on it, like all smashed up and torn apart. I started yelling at him, i told him i would wager almost anything he was one of those cult of christ idiots that think video games are corrupting the youth, and there he is standing on a public streetcorner with a picture of a dead baby.

I am pro-life. I can't see how killing a baby before it is born is moral. I also can't see how it is any different then putting a gun to someones head and blowing thier brains out. Hey Enos guess what like it or not that picture is true. Thats what happens in an abortion. They cut the head open and suck the brains out then they cut the baby in to a bunh of little pieces just like the picture you talked about. I find liberals like you to be "disgusting" and retarted. You take no morals into consideration just "constitutional rights" which is a joke. If the constitution was ever ripped up the liberals would be nothing. They would have no dumb argument.The only way to destory conseritive views is to destory every religion that is conserative and believes murder and abortion is wrong and that will never happen.

sk8r4life432 wrote: You can only truly answer this question if you have had the fear of your or your female partner being pregnant. I like to think of myself as pro-life but not too long ago when it actually came down to "I think im pregnant" I began debating very hard the thought of abortion...I mean I was scared, not ready, unable to support and just plain didnt want to have a kid. I honostly dont know what I would have done if it would have come to it.

While I am vaguely annoyed with you for bumping this ancient thread, I applaud what may be the most sincerely honest post we have seen in a while.

Zesty wrote: Put it this way: If you were an unborn baby and had the choice, would you rather (a)be aborted, or (b) live a life where nobody wants you? For all those people who say pro-life, are you gonna raise the kid for them? It's all good to say, "Oh, don't kill the poor babies!" But when it really comes down to it, what are you saving them from? I'd rather be dead than live a life feeling unwanted.

Im sorry but that is so retarted its not funny. So its better to kill the baby then put it up for adoption..yea thats morally right. There are plenty of people who would adopt a baby that is unwanted. Its plain ignorance to say just kill it because its not wanted. Is Adolf Hitler your god? because thats not any better then killing 6 million jews.

Random_Person wrote: Because I'm catholic, I'm suposed to be pro-life, but I'm pro-choice. Her body, her choice. We had some interesting debates in my religion class last year about that, but I'm to lazy to type them in.

My post from back in August.  Edited for grammer and mechanics, but my ideals are still the same.  And yes, I'm still to lazy to write about the arguements I had in religion class the year before last.

I just thought it was interesting how the pro-life people said more things about how abortion is wrong and the pro-choice people said few things about how it is right.  Hmmmmmm.. maybe that's because it is wrong.

By the way it is a scientific fact that life begins at conception whether you (pro-choice people) like it or not.