Abortion wasn't always taboo in America

[Guno צְבִי]

Interesting history




https://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2017/0...ortion-debate/

[kudzu]

Interesting history




https://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2017/0...ortion-debate/

That's true.. For most of US history abortion wasn't even illegal.

[PostmodernProphet]

Interesting history

https://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2017/0...ortion-debate/

interesting fantasy......even the video acknowledges that abortion was always illegal after quickening (aka the woman could tell she was pregnant with a living child).....by way, slavery wasn't always illegal either......

[Guno צְבִי]

interesting fantasy......even the video acknowledges that abortion was always illegal after quickening (aka the woman could tell she was pregnant with a living child).....by way, slavery wasn't always illegal either......

so you have no problem with abortion up to the first trimester

slavery? strange how the souf justified it with their bible and the creation of the southern baptists ,now jerry fartwells type peckerwoods


http://www.patheos.com/blogs/unsyste...ite-supremacy/

[kudzu]

interesting fantasy......even the video acknowledges that abortion was always illegal after quickening (aka the woman could tell she was pregnant with a living child).....by way, slavery wasn't always illegal either......

Christians justified slavery with the story of Ham.. That is SOME Christians.

[PostmodernProphet]

so you have no problem with abortion up to the first trimester

I have no problem with it up till the fourteenth day.......

slavery? strange how the souf justified it with their bible

shucks.....you try to justify killing babies and you don't even have a bible......

[PostmodernProphet]

Christians justified slavery with the story of Ham.. That is SOME Christians.

not really.......just some fucked up atheists claiming its so......

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/unsyste...ite-supremacy/

[CFM]

That's true.. For most of US history abortion wasn't even illegal.

Legal or illegal, it doesn't change that having an abortion is nothing more than refusing to take responsibility for the results of a previous choice.

[Irish Exit]

Interesting history




https://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2017/0...ortion-debate/

If these 1875 abortion drugs worked, why did it take until 1999 to have a morning after pill?

[kudzu]

Legal or illegal, it doesn't change that having an abortion is nothing more than refusing to take responsibility for the results a previous choice.

There are lots of reasons not to take a pregnancy to term.. Being responsible is also about acknowledging a mistake.. Health, lack of money or lack of a partner and safe housing are all responsible considerations.

Having more children than you can parent properly is also a responsible consideration.

[CFM]

There are lots of reasons not to take a pregnancy to term.. Being responsible is also about acknowledging a mistake.. Health, lack of money or lack of a partner and safe housing are all responsible considerations.

Having more children than you can parent properly is also a responsible consideration.

Being responsible is accepting the results of a choice one made knowing the choice could produce those results.

Health reasons are a very, very, very, very small percentage of why women have abortions. Lack of a partner can't be a reason. They had a partner in order to get pregnant.

Interesting how you mention things that were likely in place when the person chose to take the action that produced the result they want to kill.


Why do those having children they can't afford worry about it. The more they have, the more people like me have to pay to support. They have no reason to stop if someone else is footing the bill.

If a woman has the choice of what to do with her body and it's no one else's business, when she CHOOSES to have kids she can't support, why do the rest of us get the responsibility of paying for what was supposedly none of our business? Her kids aren't my responsibility. Her choice, her place to pay for it. If she can't, tough shit for them.

[TOP]

I prefer to see children who are able to hold up signs that say "I was adopted, not aborted"....don't you?

[ThatOwlWoman]

Interesting history

Thanks.

Even before Xtians started dictating morality to the rest of us, women have had the knowledge of herbs and other plant medicines that can induce a miscarriage/abortion. That being said with infant mortality much higher, the vast majority of ppl desired pregnancy and birth.

[ThatOwlWoman]

I prefer to see children who are able to hold up signs that say "I was adopted, not aborted"....don't you?

I'm fairly sure that an aborted fetus -- or as you used to refer to it: "a clump of cells" -- is incapable of holding up a sign.

[TOP]

The "clump of cells"comment was yours...guess your memory is failing you...
And correct....an aborted child can't hold up a sign...very good observation...