How can pro-abotionists demand their "right to life", but deny it to someone else???

Answer 1

Good point. It is quite hypocritical to demand rights for yourself to end the life of someone else.

I guess some don't feel it is a life to begin with....hence, the distinction between those who believe what God has said, and those who believe the wisdom of man.

Answer 2

I think you mean 'pro-choice' most people would not make that kind or error, but I assume you are a believer in imaginary flying beings and other nonsense, so we allow a bit of leniency.

I have always found it curious that Pro lifers are all up in arms about the removal of a bunch of cells from a person, but are rabidly pro death penalty for a fully developed human.

Strange.

Answer 3

I don't think anyone quite knows what you're trying to ask here, but most will give their thoughts on abortion, assuming that's what you meant when you wrote the word "pro-abotionists." (sic)

My opinion is that it's ok under most circumstances to abort a fetus, but I don't like those late term abortions where the baby is about to be born and they hook up a vacuum to his brain and suck his/her brains out. I think that's murder, but it's being conducted all over the country these days. I wish it could be stopped.

The other point is that Roe vs Wade is bad law. Decisions like this shouldn't be forced on us by 9 people in robes. We should be allowed to vote on issues like this and not have that decision forced upon us.

But that's just my opinion.

Answer 4

I've never met anyone who is pro-abortion least of all those who have been faced with the choices that often lead to it. The entire debate can be rendered down to a question of when you believe 'life' begins. Like most philosophical questions there are as many answers as there are people to ask.

Being a man I won't ever be in that situation so I'll leave it to those who will have to face it.

I'm "pro-you decide your own personal answer to philosophical unanswerable questions and I'll decide mine and we won't try to force others to follow our decision thank you very much and have a nice day."

Answer 5

Even the bible states a difference between the born and unborn.

If you cause a woman to miscarry you shall pay the father whatever he demands in silver.

Where as the penalty for breaking the thow shalt not kill thing is death.

Answer 6

In society, we give up certain rights in order to gain certain freedoms. For example, we give up the right to murder, for the freedom to live without fear of murder. The same goes for abortion. We all give up the right to be born in order for the freedom to not have to carry a baby to full term if we don't want to. The good thing about giving up this right is that when you're a fetus, you really don't care either way.

Answer 7

it's pro choice, nobody preaches abortion, just the right to provide a safe way for those who choose abortion rather than go to butchers or voodoo doctors to get an illegal abortion .
healthy children are a blessing, and if a woman can't afford to have children or can't take care of them , she's better off not getting pregnant. still it's better to save the mother's life rather than letting her die or get mutilated for life.

Answer 8

How can you take on the job of hiring manager, and then refuse to hire somebody else..
Take that question out of its original context, and maintain the structure, and you have bad mathematics.
I'm not keen on abortion either. I believe that everyone with a heart who has an abortion, will definitely regret it and feel like an awful person for having killed their child, and never having been able to meet them, and know them.
But people are entitled to make their own mistakes, and your beliefs should not be legislated.

Answer 9

Who is the someone else? Is the fetus someone? When?
It should be an individual womens choice. Medical science has give every women a choice.

Answer 10

How can pro-lifers eat meat, believe in the death penalty and support the war in Iraq?
By the way, the correct term is pro-choice not pro-abortionist.