Makedde
Xena: Warrior Princess
I think that just because abortion is not defined as murder, doesn't mean it isn't murder. The law can't define it as murder, because women would have coathanger abortions, and the law can't have the blood of women on it's hands, so to speak.
When you think about it, the law is pro choice. If I was 8 weeks pregnant, and someone attacked me with the intent of killing my baby, I can't seek justice for my child because the law shows no respect for the opinions of those who are pro life. The law would see my unborn child as a non human, not a person. What if I think differently? I could feel that my child was murdered, and the law would tell me that it wasn't murder, because the baby wasn't born. Who is anyone to tell me that? The law is on the pro choice side, which defeats the purpose of anyone being pro life. Why are we pro life when the law doesn't respect our opinion?
Definitions of murder don't count. Abortion could be murder, even if the legal definition doesn't say that. We don't know. More research is needed to effectivly proof it eithor way. So both sides are correct. I pisses me off when pro choices say that it isn't murder, then use the legal definition to back it up. That means nothing. Think what you like, but respect the opinions of others.
The abortion drug has just been legalised in Australia, after being banned for ten years. Women celebrated this 'victory' with glasses of champayne. Clinking glasses for the right to take a pill, likened to a human pesticide, which is what I believe it to be. The abortion rate in this country will skyrocket, women will use this drug as a quick fix to unwanted pregnancys. Not once during the entire week long debate did ANY pro choicer mention the high rate of abortions. They simply don't care. All they care about is being able to abort their children.
Having an abortion because a child will interfere with your social life isn't good enough. Nor is it if you put your career first. Use contraception if you don't wish to have a baby.
When you drive your car down the street, you risk crashing. When you cross the road you rish being hit by a car. When you go to work each day you risk being injured on the job.
When you have unprotected sex you risk falling pregnant. Why must women take responsiblity on the roads and in the workplace, but not have to take any responsiblity for their bodies?
Last night on the news I heard about a man being jailed for ingecting his partners with the AIDS virus. He knew he had it but didn't tell them.
AIDS kills, same as abortion. Why should this man have told his partners that he had AIDS? It's his body, isn't it, so therefore his choice on whether or not to disclose the information. All women he infected were one night stands. One nights stands are notorious for causing unwanted pregnancys. I actually feel no sympathy for the women at all, one night stands make a person a whore, in my opinion. This man shouldn't have had to tell these women he had AIDS. Why should he? It's his body. Women don't have to tell their partners that they have aborted their children, do they?
Yesterday a man was jailed for 20 years for killing his ex girlfriend. They had been having an affair, when out of the blue she broke it off, then, on this mans birthday, sent him a text message saying that she aborted his child. The man, so angered and upset that he wasn't told he was expecting a baby, killed her. This woman got everything she deserved, I can't muster up an ounce of sympathy for her. She had no right to do what she did.
See what abortion can do to expectant fathers? This is why the fathers should be told.