(03-16-2013 12:22 PM)Machiavelli Wrote: What if the unborn has a 1% chance at life?
What if a 1yo has a 1% chance at life?
Quote:What if the unborn has a chromosomal problem?
What if a 2 week old is discovered to have a chromosomal problem nobody knew about?
Quote:If "YOU" want to raise a brain dead kid or if "YOU" want to force your wife into carrying a stillborn, who am I to judge?.
Love how you inserted "stillborn" in here as if I would have a problem aborting an already dead baby.
Quote:So you want a vegetable in the family Christmas pics for the conservative street cred?
Downs kids are not vegtibles, your hatred of the disabled is astonishing but typical of the left. To a conservative "Better off dead" is a funny 80's film, to a Liberal its a mantra for family planning.
Quote:Knock yerself the F out..... that's why we call it pro - "CHOICE".
Chosing to kill someone denies the victim choice..
Quote:Quit trying to use the force of govt. and tie families into your sick and twisted playground.
Yea you justify abortion only by pointing at sick people which implies its more ok in your view to kill the disabled than the able bodied but *I'm* the one in a sick and twisted playground.
Quote:See how easy hyperbole is?
I'm sorry are you are you saying the dissection and removal via a vaccum is not a popular method of abortion?
"Dilation and curettage (D and C). In a dilation and curettage, the cervix is dilated and instruments with sharp edges, known as curettes, are used to remove the pregnancy tissue. Suction is often used to make sure all the contents of the uterus are removed. The earlier in pregnancy this procedure is done, the less the cervix has to be dilated, which makes the procedure easier and safer. "
Not hyperbole, just an "Inconvenient truth"