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If a woman is having a late term abortion it isn't because she changed her mind about having a baby, it is for a medical reason. Stop trying to play politics with other people's bodies, it is pathetic.
We will note, you didn't dispute my statement. There is never a case where the fetus must be killed late term to save the life of the mother.
We will note, you didn't dispute my statement. There is never a case where the fetus must be killed late term to save the life of the mother.
Well that is just a false statement on your part where you assume nothing happens because no one ever informed you of such information. How about asking a few doctors this question, I am sure you will be surprised by what they tell you.
The means by which we FEEL pain is through the central nervous system.
The central nervous system is intact by 8 WEEKS GESTATION.
Untrue and a massive over simplification of the truth. Worse, you have posted and been corrected on this outright falsification numerous times in the past. So it is pretty clear you are only engaging in a campaign of agenda drive mis-information.
Why would anyone oppose this? I read the bill. It is short, to the point, and allows exceptions for rape and the health of the woman. It also explains the research. I don't see why the senate or anyone else would be against bans on mutilating a fetus for no good reason.
Well that is just a false statement on your part where you assume nothing happens because no one ever informed you of such information. How about asking a few doctors this question, I am sure you will be surprised by what they tell you.
Outright lie outside of the fact that there is some risk in every single delivery of a woman dying. This argument can be made for every single delivery.
The risk today is almost non existent. She wanted the fetus dead. Period.
Outright lie outside of the fact that there is some risk in every single delivery of a woman dying. This argument can be made for every single delivery.
The risk today is almost non existent. She wanted the fetus dead. Period.
Since this procedure is now illegal there should women regularly dying. There isn't.
Well then there you have it, you think all late term abortions are for fun. I am done arguing with you because it is clear to me you have zero idea what you are talking about and think the government should be able to control someone's body and choice.
Well then there you have it, you think all late term abortions are for fun. I am done arguing with you because it is clear to me you have zero idea what you are talking about and think the government should be able to control someone's body and choice.
I get what they are trying to accomplish,however most amniocenteses are not performed until 20 weeks. That does not allow you an opportunity to make a decision if there is something wrong with the fetus. And yes, one should be allowed to decide if one has the resources and fortitude to parent a child who will require extra attention, and money, and a lifetime of parenting. So I could probably get on board with no abortions after 24 weeks, but not 20 weeks.
We will note, you didn't dispute my statement. There is never a case where the fetus must be killed late term to save the life of the mother.
The fetus may not be viable. If a woman is seriously ill, that may affect the development, and therefore the viability, of the fetus. Moreover, even in the third trimester, there is no guarantee that a fetus will survive after early delivery. The skill of the staff, the resources available to the facility play a part, and the condition of the mom and child at delivery play a part. It's not black and white.
The fetus may not be viable. If a woman is seriously ill, that may affect the development, and therefore the viability, of the fetus. Moreover, even in the third trimester, there is no guarantee that a fetus will survive after early delivery. The skill of the staff, the resources available to the facility play a part, and the condition of the mom and child at delivery play a part. It's not black and white.
Nobody said it was a guarantee that any baby survives. What I said was there was no case where they must be killed.
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