The most positive abortion story I have ever seen

[Will Ross]

That's not your decision to make and it contradicts your opposition to abortion (that we shouldn't have the right to end a "life")

Not the same thing because she killed a baby that she could have prevented. They want her dead because they think it a crime that deserve death.

 

[Remote]

Hippocritical bytch, baby could have been the one to cure cancer n shyt.

Or it could have grown up to be another Hitler.
You never know.

 

[HideoKojima]

I think she should be fired for being an incompetent sex educator

 

[Desirous]

u say its hypocritical for one to wish murder on someone who commited murder but im asking

do u not wish for the death of zimmerman?

I don't wish death on anyone...that's not my decision to make.

 

[Desirous]

Not the same thing because she killed a baby that she could have prevented. They want her dead because they think it a crime that deserve death.

Well, they can prevent her death, too...wouldn't that also be a choice to kill her?!

 

[CrimsonTider]

Ur logic is flawed here why??

The whole "its her body she should do whatever she wants with it" argument fails because if u apply that to all aspects of life..u cant force parents to work or maintain decent living conditions for their child because they are using their own bodies to provide for that child

Or if a man is in a park that is filled with children and he's sitting there naked..nobody has the right to tell him what to do with his body right??

This situation is even worse because u override human life and put it second under choice.

Ur logic is nonsense and only shows how much of a savage u are to regard the life of a baby to be as a mere stumbling block

Disgusting

Why are you creating absurd hypotheticals to prove your point?

 

[blackslash]

Why are you creating absurd hypotheticals to prove your point?

the very common reality of parents using their bodies and being legally obligated to provide for their kids with their own bodies are absurd hypotheticals?

 

[CrimsonTider]

the very common reality of parents using their bodies being legally obligated to provide for their kids with their own bodies are absurd hypotheticals?

Whet?