26 X World Champs said:
With all due respect, I cannot understand your analogy at all? Slavery is the same thing as an unborn fetus? Even President Bush is Pro-Choice. He understands that while he is personally anti-abortion that there is almost no chance to make abortion illegal. The majority of Americans are Pro-Choice. Here are 9 more reasons to keep abortion legal:
Source:
http://www.plannedparenthood.org/pp2/portal/files/portal/medicalinfo/abortion/pub-abortion-legal.xml
Slavery took a person's liberty. Abortion takes a person's life. They are analogous in that both do irreparable harm to a human being.
Some on your side of the fence differ with you on the President's views on abortion
Source:
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2004-04-20-abortion-rally_x.htm
Planned Parenthood? What else would one expect the world's largest provider of abortion services to have to say about its cash cow?
However, in 1969, Planned Parenthood preached a diametrically different story of what was going on in the womb.
When Planned Parenthood went on its crusade for legalized abortions for victims of rape and incest, and to save the life of a mother in danger of death in childbirth, they found that ignorant folk would object if they thought a baby was going to be killed. So they simply substituted the euphenistism 'fetus' for the word 'baby' fooled them.
Following are some excerpts from the book, approved by Planned Parenthood and SIECUS four years before the legalization of abortion:
"... at least one [sperm] will reach the egg, fertilize it, and conception will take place. A new life will begin." (page 15)
"... the egg which, if fertilized, gives rise to a new life." (page 3)
"From fertilization to delivery, mother and child are as one for approximately 266 days. At the end of the period the mother delivers the infant into the world ..." (page 3)
"It is the female who carries the baby during the nine months of its prenatal life." (page 17)
"However small it may be, the egg is about two thousand times as large as the sperm that must fertilize it. ...it carries the food the growing embryo will use during the first few days of its life." (page 26)
"... to grow within the mother." (page 32)
"The inherited characteristics of the baby to be born ... are determined by material within the egg and sperm ... each mature egg contains genetic material carrying the inheritable characteristics of the mother ... the child receives inherited characteristics from both parents." (page 50)
"The placenta ... transfers nourishment from the mother ...." (page 53)
"... ectopic pregnanc[ies] ... are dangerous to the mother and provide no possibility of a live child." (page 53)
"The growth of the baby within the uterus takes nine calendar months." (page 57)
"The sex ... could also be determined by examining under a microscope cells which are present in the amniotic fluid ... however, the doctor would have to puncture the amniotic cavity. This procedure is not undertaken except under very unusual circumstances having to do with the baby's health. So until the baby is delivered, no one knows whether it is a boy or a girl." (page 61)
"... the bloodstreams of mother and fetus ... never touch, and the blood in each remains separate. Oxygen and nutrients pass through the placenta, from the bloodstream of the mother to the fetus, and waste products from the fetus pass in the reverse direction into the bloodstream of the mother." (page 64) [i.e., the fetus is not part of the mother's body]
"... a doctor examining the mother can hear the fetal heartbeat ... The mother can feel the movement ... its arms and legs ..." (page 65)
"... the doctor may perform an operation called a cesarean section and remove the baby ..." (page 68
".. its head is well down in the pelvic area of the mother -- the ideal position for it when the birth process begins." (page 68
"The new life that has been growing within the mother for approximately nine months is now ready to enter the world. The passage of the baby through the birth canal is called delivery, and the process by which this is accomplished by the mother is called labor... Occasionally, a baby is born before thirty-eight weeks ... and the baby's chance of survival depends upon its weight and state of development at birth. When it is time for delivery, the mother begins to experience uterine contractions.... felt by the mother in her back ..." (page 72)