Pro abortion, pro death

An abortion supporter makes it clear that what he supports isn't just "termination of pregnancy"; he wants termination of pregnancy with the resulting death of the child -- an accidental live birth is something he wants to prevent

Blaine  HandsomeMrToad • 2 months ago

You didn't answer the question.

Are you morally okay with partial birth abortions?

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  HandsomeMrToad  Blaine • 2 months ago

  
  

  Yes.

  
  
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    Blaine  HandsomeMrToad • 2 months ago

    
    

    Okay.

    
    
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      HandsomeMrToad  Blaine • 2 months ago

      
      

      I personally would not do one (even if I could)--I'd use feticide to prevent the possibility of an accidental live birth, and using feticide means it's not a "partial-birth abortion".

      
      
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        Blaine  HandsomeMrToad • 2 months ago

        
        

        Why wouldn't you do one?

        
        
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          HandsomeMrToad  Blaine • 2 months ago

          
          

          I said, I would use feticide to avoid the risk of a possible accidental live birth.

          Using feticide = not a "partial-birth abortion".

          That's why.

[Found here]

Woman says 'I don't want to die', Dutch doc kills her anyway

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4166098/Female-Dutch-doctor-drugged-patient-s-coffee.html

Yet while injecting the woman she woke up, and fought the doctor. The paperwork showed that the only way the doctor could complete the injection was by getting family members to help restrain her.

It also revealed that the patient said several times 'I don't want to die' in the days before she was put to death, and that the doctor had not spoken to her about what was planned because she did not want to cause unnecessary extra distress. She also did not tell her about what was in her coffee as it was also likely to cause further disruptions to the planned euthanasia process.

Regional Review Committee Chairman (and past president of the Dutch Voluntary [sic] Euthanasia Society) Jacob Kohnstamm said: 'I am convinced that the doctor acted in good faith'. He has never condemned any killing that his committee reviewed.

Indifference to Life

I turned the tv on for a few minutes earlier this hour. EWTN was covering the annual March for Life. I wondered how other networks were covering the event: Headline News, Fox News, and a couple other channels showed great interest in the unusual amount of rain two states out west are getting, but not so much in the hundreds of thousands of innocents slaughtered every year in the United States.

I ended up watching CNN. Nothing about the march, but they did have a report from Haiti. One of their camera crews heard gun shots and rushed over to find that police had shot two suspected looters. Suspected, apparently, because each was carrying a pail of rice. Locals in the area denied there was any looting. The policemen's supervisor arrived and sorrowfully said the two should not have been shot in any country, even if they had stolen rice. He said he had called an ambulance for the more seriously injured of the two. They waited; after two hours, no ambulance had arrived and the man had bled to death. In the meantime, the camera crew shot more pictures, none of which showed the police, or the reporters, or the bystanders showing any interest in attempting to tend the man's wounds themselves, or comfort him in any way. Detestable indifference! Clumsy and inexperienced help would have been better than no help at all! A man died right in front of them and they did nothing!