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MW: No, they did not. A fetus is not a baby. It has no brain activity. It fails the test, "I think therefore I am." Furthermore, even if you're silly enough to think it's a baby it has no right to invade a woman's body against her will. They are causing her pain, sickness, and potentially permanent damage to her health. Whether they did it intentionally or not they have no right to inhabit someone else's body.
That there shows how uneducated on this subject you are. Yes, a fetus has brain activity. Where did you get the idea it doesn't? Have you ever been around a woman who is pregnant? And, I seriously am questions on whether you think therefore you are. And, yes, it is a baby, just not born yet. Hasn't passed through the canal to see who is making this nonsense up. Of all the nutty ideas again that the baby invaded a woman's body when it is the woman that wanted the sperm in her body that could impregnate her. How is that against her will? She is responsible for spreading her legs. She could have kept them locked at the knees if she didn't want to get pregnant. Of all the numbskull things to say. LOL!!! "The baby invaded the woman's body" HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! The next thing you are going to write is the stork brings babies to the tummy of the woman...
MW: And every woman that has a miscarriage will have to be treated like a murder suspect. Every miscarriage will require a homicide investigation.
Whether you had an abortion or not, whether you want your child or not, every single solitary woman who has a miscarriage will have to be questioned.
Before Roe v Wade, was every miscarriage treated like a murder suspect and homicide investigations took place? NO! NO, NO, NO...The fact is, most women don't go to the doctor if the miscarriage is withing the first 6 weeks unless there are complications. So Mr. soothsayer, tell me what exactly the laws will read like? You don't know or have any idea do you.
MW: Because you don't know whether it was a miscarriage or an intentional homicide unless you investigate it.
If you find a dead body anywhere the police must be called and an investigation into the cause of death must be held.
What happens if the woman took drugs? Alcohol? These things can lead to a miscarriage. Is that a murder? Is it negligent manslaughter? Is it an innocent miscarriage?
There are already laws on the books about fetal endangerment. And, the law makers will decide if there is any wrong doing based on those criteria. As before Roe v. Wade, these things you bring up did not exist in the law. So, I seriously doubt they will now. Once again, liberal hysteria takes over and makes things up. That's all you are doing here. And, absolutely nothing about the sanctity of life and the protection of the unborn children. More than 50% of the U.S. population now believes abortion is wrong for birth control sakes and should be outlawed. Here lies the real problem. Liberal Democrat believe only their line of thinking matters and everyone else has to sit down and shut up. Well, my answer to this is HELL NO!
You can't call abortion murder and then not have a homicide investigation when the body of a dead fetus is found. This applies to all dead fetuses, even natural miscarriages.
That there shows how uneducated on this subject you are. Yes, a fetus has brain activity. Where did you get the idea it doesn't? Have you ever been around a woman who is pregnant? And, I seriously am questions on whether you think therefore you are. And, yes, it is a baby, just not born yet. Hasn't passed through the canal to see who is making this nonsense up. Of all the nutty ideas again that the baby invaded a woman's body when it is the woman that wanted the sperm in her body that could impregnate her. How is that against her will? She is responsible for spreading her legs. She could have kept them locked at the knees if she didn't want to get pregnant. Of all the numbskull things to say. LOL!!! "The baby invaded the woman's body" HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! The next thing you are going to write is the stork brings babies to the tummy of the woman...
MW: And every woman that has a miscarriage will have to be treated like a murder suspect. Every miscarriage will require a homicide investigation.
Whether you had an abortion or not, whether you want your child or not, every single solitary woman who has a miscarriage will have to be questioned.
Before Roe v Wade, was every miscarriage treated like a murder suspect and homicide investigations took place? NO! NO, NO, NO...The fact is, most women don't go to the doctor if the miscarriage is withing the first 6 weeks unless there are complications. So Mr. soothsayer, tell me what exactly the laws will read like? You don't know or have any idea do you.
MW: Because you don't know whether it was a miscarriage or an intentional homicide unless you investigate it.
If you find a dead body anywhere the police must be called and an investigation into the cause of death must be held.
What happens if the woman took drugs? Alcohol? These things can lead to a miscarriage. Is that a murder? Is it negligent manslaughter? Is it an innocent miscarriage?
There are already laws on the books about fetal endangerment. And, the law makers will decide if there is any wrong doing based on those criteria. As before Roe v. Wade, these things you bring up did not exist in the law. So, I seriously doubt they will now. Once again, liberal hysteria takes over and makes things up. That's all you are doing here. And, absolutely nothing about the sanctity of life and the protection of the unborn children. More than 50% of the U.S. population now believes abortion is wrong for birth control sakes and should be outlawed. Here lies the real problem. Liberal Democrat believe only their line of thinking matters and everyone else has to sit down and shut up. Well, my answer to this is HELL NO!
You can't call abortion murder and then not have a homicide investigation when the body of a dead fetus is found. This applies to all dead fetuses, even natural miscarriages.
