Bartikus wrote:Why not tell that to the abortionist and point out his hypocrisy for once. Or will it just fall on his deaf ears? Let's see if your listening skills are any better....
What hypocracy? What abortionist for that matter? Are you referring to the mother or the doctor, or perhaps just anyone who thinks that it's not the place of government to decide?
As for my listening skills, you know very little. I am an advocate to reduce the number of abortions. I however advocate to do so by offering better alternatives and enabling women to CHOOSE to keep. Removing that CHOICE is a false concept. It would only be giving the CHOICE to someone else. See China for the examples...
Bartikus wrote:
If you seen me with a sign stating "The practice of medicine is not only to prevent death but to improve life." in front of a planned parenthood building.....what would you think or say?
I'd think you'd need to be standing in front of congress instead and rallying for...
1) better wages
2) tax breaks for people who need it (as opposed to who want it)
3) money into schools and after school programs
4) free birth control
5) funding for adoption programs
6) abortions, as a practice, being moved into hospitols
7) inpatient and outpatient care for women concidering abortion or having an abortion
8) etc.
Other than that, if I saw you in front of PP with the sign, I think I'd be struck with the irony of the image alone.
Bartikus wrote:
Another way to address this is to ask...
1.) Under what circumstances does the abortionist prevent death?
Again, what abortionist?
Your question is non sequitur. The abortion's objective is not to prevent death, but to address the later of my quote.
Bartikus wrote:
2.) In what ways does an abortionist improve life?
I'm stunned that you have to ask.
Concider the alternative, concider the circumstanaces, concider timing, concider support, concider health, concider consequence.
"I wonder if you can"
~John Lennon
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