The Most Important Question About Abortion

[lenniel]

Originally Posted by trlhiker

The most important question to anti-choicers is: how many unwanted children have you adopted in your lifetime?

Bingo! I'm a right wing, Republican voting Catholic, but I believe in a woman's right to choose, regardless of the circumstance.
And that's the question I always ask these militant pro-lifers: "How many children have you offered to adopt?".

If the number is 'zero', well, then, you're a hypocrite. Because the same reason you don't want to adopt children is probably the same reason someone doesn't want to have them.

[arleigh]

Legalizing immorality is the root of the problem.
Consensual sex is no less wrong than rape.
So let's be honest ,what we are fighting here is not abortion ,but the irresponsible attitude toward human life and selfish lust.
Call it what it is .Just because something gets legalized does not make it moral or right, and this is creating a problem of values ,devaluing human life both for inconvenience and profit, and protecting from accountability both parties responsible .
The fraction of events that are serious health risk are few ,particularly those married .
Girls from Planned parenthood admit that the goal is to produce abortion customers ,not prevent pregnancy.
The whole system is corrupt .

[Ringo1]

If you were an unborn child - would you rather remain unborn and blissfully unaware or spend 18 years being raised by people who don't want you and possibly cannot take care of you? There is an epidemic of child abuse in this country.

I know what I would prefer.