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Fine, then let's take the greater context which was....
"Well fortunately the issue of legality was solve, oh, thirty-five some years ago. Obviously some people have trouble moving on..."
My statement that followed this post concerned the unjustness of laws being the justification for not "moving on". My reference to Nazi Germany and slavery was within the context of my statement on unjust law. They were used as examples. So, if you couldn't see that, then that is not my fault alone.
Fine, then let's take the greater context which was....
"Well fortunately the issue of legality was solve, oh, thirty-five some years ago. Obviously some people have trouble moving on..."
My statement that followed this post concerned the unjustness of laws being the justification for not "moving on". My reference to Nazi Germany and slavery was within the context of my statement on unjust law. They were used as examples. So, if you couldn't see that, then that is not my fault alone.
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*sigh* Abortion is a sensitive subject for many. I am pro-life in the sense that I believe that all children have the right to life. Although I do not wish to go into specifics, had my biological mother been pregnant with me during today's times, I'm sure she would have been talked into an abortion considering the specific circumstances surrounding my birth and the embarrassment and shame she went through to carry me to term. I was born with multiple genetic issues that took surgery to correct and have had a challenging life. I was fortunate to be adopted by a loving family who raised me as their own flesh and blood. Although I have suffered a lot in my life, I'm very grateful to my biological mother for bravely carrying me to term. She (and of course God) is the reason I am here today.
Although I am pro-life and wish to see abortion eliminated, there are some circumstances where I feel it is justified.
1. If the mother's life is in jeopardy if she continues carrying the baby
2. If the pregnancy was due to rape. I do feel that abortion may actually make it emotionally harder for a woman to heal from rape, but that is a choice that I would support if the mother chose to have an abortion.
Charolastra00 and ArmyPoohFan317, both of your stories have touched me and I can only imagine how difficult it was to be impregnated after being raped. My heart goes out to you both. God bless.
Dude, don't be so combative, I said "Okay then" to acknowledge that your words had been taken out of context, although unintentionally. You don't have to start stuff.
"The government doesn't choose who dies, the person who gets the abortion does."
How can that possibly justify killing a baby?
Did I say that was justification? No, that particular statement was in regards to a claim that legalized abortion was the same as euthanasia as employed by Nazi Germany. I think those two are hardly the same thing.
Did I say that was justification? No, that particular statement was in regards to a claim that legalized abortion was the same as euthanasia as employed by Nazi Germany. I think those two are hardly the same thing.
"Nazis didn't regard Jews as persons deserving rights either. They were correct by their own standards."
You inserted euthanasia into the conversation on abortion. An innocent person is murdered in either case.
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