Pro Life, or Pro Choice?

This is your opinion and really, I think the only way to be fair is to nitpick details. Does it really matter whether it knows the difference between life and death? Yo're killing it anyway, whether it knows it or not.

And how in the world are you supposed to know when it will die? You can't get an abortion because it might die at a young age.

And here's an account of Kathy Sparks, a former abortion worker, to throw something in the mix:

"Sometimes we lied," Kathy says. "A girl might ask what her baby was like at a certain point in the pregnancy: Was it a baby yet? Even as early as twelve weeks a baby is totally formed, he has fingerprints, turns his head, fans his toes, feels pain. But we would say 'it's not a baby yet. It's just a tissue, like a clot.'"

Children that are going to have mental dissabilities are sometimes picked out as such. You can usually tell by the way the baby is forming. The only logical thing i can come up with on how they can tell. Do you think it would be better to wait for the baby to be born and then take it off of life support and die. you do have a choice of that as well. And while we are on the subject, do you think it is ok for people to decide wether or not a person in a coma should be taken off of life support? Even if the doctor says there is a good chance of recovery. It will cost a small fortune to keep that person on life support so some people who do not have the means to fullfill that financial burdon make the desicion to take the person off of life support. As hard of a desicion as it is it must be made.

Children that are going to have mental dissabilities are sometimes picked out as such. You can usually tell by the way the baby is forming. The only logical thing i can come up with on how they can tell. Do you think it would be better to wait for the baby to be born and then take it off of life support and die. you do have a choice of that as well. And while we are on the subject, do you think it is ok for people to decide wether or not a person in a coma should be taken off of life support? Even if the doctor says there is a good chance of recovery. It will cost a small fortune to keep that person on life support so some people who do not have the means to fullfill that financial burdon make the desicion to take the person off of life support. As hard of a desicion as it is it must be made.

But there is no way to tell if they will die in two years. I would rather let the baby have a chance to live. Is there so much difference in the baby from the point where you can tell something of the sort and when it is born? It is a doctor's responsibility to save his patients, both of them in cases of pregnancy, if they can. It is usually possible for the baby to live, even if there is a good chance it will die. If it's definitely going to die and it isn't suffering, well, let it live as long as it will, wouldn't you rather have a few extra months if you were going to die soon?

The only person who should be able to decide that is the person on life support, who may have a will dictating what to do. It isn't other people's choice to do that.

Not true, the next of kin has that descision. Usually it will be the wife or oldest son.

It would depend on how much pain i would be in! If i get shot tomarrow and it hits a major artery and the doctors say we can only fix you were you will live for two months, i would say numb me up and let me go now painlessly.

well i would probably take enough time to write a note to my family and a will. I don't think i would want my wife and children to see me die or know that i chose it. I would have the doctor say it happened in surgery and there was nothing we could do.

No, in my opinion, not in whatever law.

But is this usually the case with unborn children? I do not know. And even so, if they could, would they agree with you?

You seem to have a habit of posting and then quoting it and adding an afterthought. Why don't you just wrap it all together in one post?

Is the pain you would have experienced the case usually with the unborn children with defects? And if so, how do you know they would think in the same terms as you?

And in my opinion, it is no one's choice to take someone off life support, not in the world of the law.

I would rather have enough time to reflect on my life and do personal religious things like repent my sins. Speaking of religion, since mine is against euthanasia, I would not do it anyway.

And the law once said that no black people could become citizens. Just because it is the law does not make it right.

Oh, and sorry about the loss of your uncle.

Tell a woman she has no rights to her uterus, and see how far it gets you. In the medical world, unless a patient is going to die immediately, the doctor has to get consent from that patient to perform procedures on him/her. You can't just enforce rules exclusively because a moral question might come about, so she can do whatever she'd like. Let the woman live with her decisions and make them right as she chooses.

I did not read any of the posts on here so I am not responding to anyone directly.

I have a penis, therefore I do not believe I have ANY say on this subject.

Of Course I have my beliefs, but this is one subject even I won't debate.

(I just wanted another POST credit haha)

YOu post whore you.