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With the Supreme Court becoming more conservative, many people who support women’s right to choose an abortion fear that Roe v. Wade, the 1973 decision that gave them that right, is in danger of being swept aside.
When such fears arise, we often hear about the pre-Roe “bad old days.” Yet there are few physicians today who can relate to them from personal experience. I can.
I am a retired gynecologist, in my mid-80s. My early formal training in my specialty was spent in New York City, from 1948 to 1953, in two of the city’s large municipal hospitals.
It is important to remember that Roe v. Wade did not mean that abortions could be performed. They have always been done, dating from ancient Greek days.
What Roe said was that ending a pregnancy could be carried out by medical personnel, in a medically accepted setting, thus conferring on women, finally, the full rights of first-class citizens — and freeing their doctors to treat them as such.
Read more @: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/03/health/views/03essa.html
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People need to grapple the idea that abortions will always be performed no matter what, even in under laws that ban abortion or make it a lot tougher to obtain. We need loose abortion laws that allow women to obtain an abortion, and I believe the main reason why we must have this is because for the safety of the woman.
Read more @: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/03/health/views/03essa.html
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People need to grapple the idea that abortions will always be performed no matter what, even in under laws that ban abortion or make it a lot tougher to obtain. We need loose abortion laws that allow women to obtain an abortion, and I believe the main reason why we must have this is because for the safety of the woman.
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The damage cannot ever be repaired. Millions of innocent children have been needlessly killed, and thousands more continue to be killed every day. This is an evil that can never be undone. The best we can ever hope is to reach a point where we put an end to the further killing.
The preservation of the species is the 2nd highest priority of all living things, the first being survival of one'self.
And yet the human body often aborts its own fetus.
That tells me a lot about the so called "evil" of abortion.
The preservation of the species is the 2nd highest priority of all living things, the first being survival of one'self.
And yet the human body often aborts its own fetus.
That tells me a lot about the so called "evil" of abortion.
I can't imagine what it tells you. If you're going to say that induced abortion is as natural as a spontaneous abortion, though, I won't be surprised.
If you are against abortion there is no way to stop it. Make it illegal or make it tougher to get one people will still get an abortion be it through legal means or unsafe "illegal" means. Its simple if you dont want an abortion dont get one.
The preservation of the species is the 2nd highest priority of all living things, the first being survival of one'self.
And yet the human body often aborts its own fetus.
That tells me a lot about the so called "evil" of abortion.
People die all the time, from accidents, diseases, or other non-intentional causes. This is not a valid argument in favor of ever intentionally causing anyone's death.
Read more @: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/03/health/views/03essa.html
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People need to grapple the idea that abortions will always be performed no matter what, even in under laws that ban abortion or make it a lot tougher to obtain. We need loose abortion laws that allow women to obtain an abortion, and I believe the main reason why we must have this is because for the safety of the woman.
When is a fetus considered life? 22-24 weeks..
When is a fetus considered life?
A human in the fetal stage of life is alive at every point you could call him or her "a fetus" and well before, seeing as there are many stages of life prior to the fetal stage, going all the way back to the zygote stage of life.
So your answer of "x weeks" unfortunately only belies your ignorance of scientific fact.
So is semen based off of that.
A fetus is considered a life at 22-24 weeks
i believe because...
When is a fetus considered life? 22-24 weeks..
So is semen based off of that.
A fetus is considered a life at 22-24 weeks i believe because that is when it develops the means to survive outside the womb independently.
Same with murder, they will always exist. But what we can do is make it illegal, deter it, and punish those that have abortions or perform abortions. Part of being a human society is protecting human rights. It's like saying we should keep slavery legal because some may still enslave others. It shouldn't be tolerated from a legal standpoint.
Same with murder, they will always exist. But what we can do is make it illegal, deter it, and punish those that have abortions or perform abortions. Part of being a human society is protecting human rights....
I don't want women to be punished. But abortion on-demand is wrong. I can't follow the logic either. A society can be judged on how it treats its weakest members--the very young, the very old, the very sick, and the very inconvenient.
The preservation of the species is the 2nd highest priority of all living things, the first being survival of one'self.
And yet the human body often aborts its own fetus.
That tells me a lot about the so called "evil" of abortion.
Read more @: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/03/health/views/03essa.html
Word.
People need to grapple the idea that abortions will always be performed no matter what, even in under laws that ban abortion or make it a lot tougher to obtain. We need loose abortion laws that allow women to obtain an abortion, and I believe the main reason why we must have this is because for the safety of the woman.
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