Momma Angel wrote:Questioner,
Why would you call the truth a guilt trip? If those that are pro-choice believe so strongly in their contention, why should it cause guilt? If you honestly believe you are right about something, why would there or should there be guilt?
Phoenix has been the only person so far that has even come close to me understanding why a woman might feel some guilt even if she feels that it is just a fetus and not a child. But, I guess I really need to hear it from a male perspective.
This is an excellent point, Momma Angel.
Questioner and others have sneered continually at any reference to what really happens in an abortion as 'sensationalism' , 'guilt trips' , 'emotional stuff', etc
Why should any of this matter if abortion is just another medical procedure and has no moral component?
If I have cancer surgery ( and more than one pro-abort on this thread has tried comparing the unborn to a cancer ) and my surgeon throws the discarded tumor in a dumpster, am I gonna be queasy about you finding it there? Not a chance. I'm gonna say "Yep it's in the trash and that's where it belongs. Good riddance."
If my surgeon removes a mole or some extra skin during plastic surgery, am I gonna be embarrassed or get a guilt trip if you go find the skin? (More than one pro-abort has compared the unborn to 'a blob of tissue' ) Hardly. I could care less. Frame it and hang it on the wall, or burn it in your fireplace. It makes me no difference.
The simple reality is that many pro-abortion folks cannot get away from their own conscience, which tells them that they are denying the obvious.
(And yes, Flushd, sad to say there have been repeated cases of dumpsters full of dead babies being found outside of abortion clinics. Make you uncomfortable? It should. If you don't believe it, Google abortion dumpster baby)