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The majority of women seeking abortions are single mothers, in their 20's. Do you think they have thousands of dollars at their disposal?
I'm very happy that you have a healthy child that you wanted, and that you can now cherish.
But YOUR reality isn't everyone else's reality. For many women, an unwanted pregnancy can mean financial ruin. It can mean ending up homeless, for themselves and the children they already have. These women aren't being selfish thinking of themselves. Who else is going to think of them? You? And what of the others who blame them for having abortions, and then blame them for not having abortions and being "welfare queens". They have every right to consider the impact an unwanted pregnancy is going to have on their lives, and for taking the action that's right for them.
Is there a point of no return in your opinion? Is there a point in pregnancy where you say, "You had your chance to abort. But it's too late now. That it's a human life and you no longer have the right to end it."
Our ate you arguing that the baby was not alive, but suddenly became alive weeks later?
According to Hillary and the Democrats this little boy wasn't "alive" till he left the hospital. That is there position. So for his entire first year, he wasn't alive.
Is there a point of no return in your opinion? Is there a point in pregnancy where you say, "You had your chance to abort. But it's too late now. That it's a human life and you no longer have the right to end it."
In my opinion it's when the viability is there without extraordinary care needed. However, there are too many variables in play for me to say it should be illegal past that point. Not knowing one is pregnant until later, spousal abuse, and fetal abnormalities all come into play.
A YEAR in a neonatal intensive care unit. How much did that cost?
What is a human life worth?
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