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What you hear is honesty. And stop lying, you're not saddened. You're throwing around political posturing and being dishonest.
What posture do you assume I've taken? I have not revealed my position on the issue, other than to say that I find it sad when Christians use their morals as an excuse to be cruel to those who are suffering.
What posture do you assume I've taken? I have not revealed my position on the issue, other than to say that I find it sad when Christians use their morals as an excuse to be cruel to those who are suffering.
Your position is crystal clear. You're trying to taint everyone who considers this woman's actions wrong as sick, cruel, whatever to squash conversation. It doesn't work that way with me. I wasn't born yesterday. Being honest is never cruel.
In the article posted below, it says that the baby had developed some "abnormalities" (whatever that means). It was still a very poor decision - one that the mother paid for with her life.
"Four days prior to her death, McKenna-Morbelli visited a Germantown, Md., abortion clinic to begin a several-day procedure to terminate her 33-week pregnancy after discovering her unborn child had developed fetal abnormalities. "
What isn't being discussed is that at 29 she's too old to be having children. She should have had them 10 years ago when her body was at its strongest and intended for children. This is how silly our society is, it ignores nature. My bet is these abnormalities would grind to almost nothing if women had their children earlier.
Your position is crystal clear. You're trying to taint everyone who considers this woman's actions wrong as sick, cruel, whatever to squash conversation. It doesn't work that way with me. I wasn't born yesterday. Being honest is never cruel.
Really? Replace "wrong" with "as within her rights." Sound like anyone you know?
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Originally Posted by zombieApocExtraordinaire
What isn't being discussed is that at 29 she's too old to be having children. She should have had them 10 years ago when her body was at its strongest and intended for children. This is how silly our society is, it ignores nature. My bet is these abnormalities would grind to almost nothing if women had their children earlier.
Ignore my first comment in this post. I mistook you for someone who could use logic when you are hit over the head over it. You most recent post illustrates this is not the case.
Ignore my first comment in this post. I mistook you for someone who could use logic when you are hit over the head over it. You most recent post illustrates this is not the case.
Like most women (and men for that matter) I'm pretty sure you don't know what logic means.
Just because something is legally sanctioned doesn't make it moral or immoral, just legally sanctioned.
Different moral paradigms exist. Just because someone doesn't adhere to your particular sense of morality doesn't mean that s/he is immoral. In fact, morality and the law can align with one another. Doesn't always but it certainly can. Or are you claiming that you are a legal positivist? If so, you must then admit then that a law denying women the right to abortion is not automatically moral.
Different moral paradigms exist. Just because someone doesn't adhere to your particular sense of morality doesn't mean that s/he is immoral. In fact, morality and the law can align with one another. Doesn't always but it certainly can. Or are you claiming that you are a legal positivist? If so, you must then admit then that a law denying women the right to abortion is not automatically moral.
Obviously everyone condemning this woman is doing so on their morals. What we do is give some moral "truths" (that we understand everyone to share) and try to build up logical arguments for why this holds for this case.
What the lot of you are doing is crying that we can't judge. You're damn sure that we're going to judge.
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