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Who speaks for the man? He doesnt have a choice either. Women who have abortions are selfish slobs and those that support abortion rights, are supremely misguided and foolish (being kind here...)
On the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade (January 22, 2013), Priests for Life began a daily project. Named “Expose Abortion,” the project releases a daily quote about abortion.
Yet these quotes are quite different from what many might expect. They are anything but simple quips. Instead, they provide a direct line to truth from inside the abortion industry. Fr. Frank Pavone writes (emphasis mine):
Interesting article.
The most tragic part of the links is the extremely poor journalism. When writing fiction it's critical to at least attempt to make so-called "personal confessions" seem credible. When attempting to smear all aspects of the pro-choice position with each and every "confession", the writer is bound to slip up, but gee willikers, they really screwed up with this campaign.
Poor little Suzie was tricked by her boyfriend into getting an abortion, yet struggled alone to find a clinic, then was tricked by the nurses into getting an abortion against her will, yet felt alone because the nurses barely said anything to her! Yikes, what a cluster! Which one of these aspects is true. Each and every confession is the same with conflicting injustices, and the tell-tale slant of the pro-lifers. Pathetic to have to manufacture this tripe.
On the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade (January 22, 2013), Priests for Life began a daily project. Named “Expose Abortion,” the project releases a daily quote about abortion.
Yet these quotes are quite different from what many might expect. They are anything but simple quips. Instead, they provide a direct line to truth from inside the abortion industry. Fr. Frank Pavone writes (emphasis mine):
Interesting article.
Oh, and it took those doctors how long to realize they were ending life? Years?
Of course they are terminating potential humans, but then again, under certain circumstances it might be appropriate. It is not an all or nothing issue...
The most tragic part of the links is the extremely poor journalism. When writing fiction it's critical to at least attempt to make so-called "personal confessions" seem credible. When attempting to smear all aspects of the pro-choice position with each and every "confession", the writer is bound to slip up, but gee willikers, they really screwed up with this campaign.
Poor little Suzie was tricked by her boyfriend into getting an abortion, yet struggled alone to find a clinic, then was tricked by the nurses into getting an abortion against her will, yet felt alone because the nurses barely said anything to her! Yikes, what a cluster! Which one of these aspects is true. Each and every confession is the same with conflicting injustices, and the tell-tale slant of the pro-lifers. Pathetic to have to manufacture this tripe.
And that's true.
You do realize that there has to be a BORN kid to have infanticide.
It was a very common practice throughout the world.
Yes, I am obviously aware that a child needs to be born for infanticide to occur. However, if one considers abortion to be morally unjustifiable (or considers both abortion and infanticide to be morally justifiable, as the authors of that After-Birth Abortion paper do), then my point still stands.
The far-right is FULL of people who don't care about human life once it leaves the womb.
The bolded part appears to be an appeal to hypocrisy fallacy.
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