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Okay, so I guess we're in agreement then? Killing babies at any stage of their life, for poor circumstances, is wrong.
But this has nothing to do with it. I'm not arguing for the availability of abortions. That ship has sailed, it is up to the states now. My questions are about how states will handle an increase in children born to families who don't have an adequate income.
The mothers are going to have to figure it out, and the fathers will have to pay up.
Many can't. Many women who seek abortions are poor. You can't possibly want these children to starve. And what if the father doesn't have a job either? These are real scenarios. They are reasons many women do seek abortions, or did. Are you in board with higher taxes to feed an increased population?
And how about my other questions - such as DNA testing? Should it be forced? Or...how else can the mother prove who the father is? Any man can say he isn't the father.
But this has nothing to do with it. I'm not arguing for the availability of abortions. That ship has sailed, it is up to the states now. My questions are about how states will handle an increase in children born to families who don't have an adequate income.
Okay, fair enough.
Those families will reap what they sow. This nation is reaping what it has sowed since Roe v Wade. When we live in a society that disregards objective morality, then nothing about what you're asking, matters. Everything becomes a subjective mess
Last but not least, there will be plenty of states where abortion will be legal. They can travel to one of those states if they want. Quit acting like the sky is falling.
What if states start turning out of staters away? What if we don't want or need our clinics to be flooded out with out of staters? I didn't say the sky is falling. But there are logistics to consider.
Many can't. Many women who seek abortions are poor. You can't possibly want these children to starve. And what if the father doesn't have a job either? These are real scenarios. They are reasons many women do seek abortions, or did. Are you in board with higher taxes to feed an increased population?
And how about my other questions - such as DNA testing? Should it be forced? Or...how else can the mother prove who the father is? Any man can say he isn't the father.
Gee, Jerzz, I guess the Supremes didn't really think it all through. Imagine that! Huh.
Those families will reap what they sow. This nation is reaping what it has sowed since Roe v Wade. When we live in a society that disregards objective morality, then nothing about what you're asking, matters. Everything becomes a subjective mess
Okay. But meanwhile there will be many babies, and children up to age 18, to feed, house and who will need medical care.
Okay. But meanwhile there will be many babies, and children up to age 18, to feed, house and who will need medical care.
It's better than them being dead
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