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pop quiz:
What is the actual percentage of abortions done to save the mother's life?
just curious
:dunce:
If the timeline is appropriate and it is a possibility to deliver the unborn baby early to save them, then this should be used, too! I agree.
pop quiz:
What is the actual percentage of abortions done to save the mother's life?
just curious
:dunce:
so then more or less than 1%?
so if i was going to troll people should i bring that up as an important point to consider...?
have them bicker endlessly about that??
since there is no good call in that situation
:troll: :dunce:
I agree.Considering the advancements in modern medicine, better to attempt to save them all instead of intentionally killing them.
http://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/worlds-tiniest-babies-how-are-they-now/
I think my question is a fair one. When someone makes an affirmative statement, like Stripe did, I expect that person to support said statement with adequate knowledge or experience.uh, yeah stripe, afraid the troll has cornered you into the hole you dug yourself into
let me help you out
yes there is ~1% chance that an abortion could theoretically save the mother's life, we let doctors decide that (no moral dilemma there)
but you should not keep feeding the troll simply because you dun goofed and said it NEVER happens.., just get over it and move on
Perhaps you can present a case where it is necessary to stop delivering the baby to kill him.Are you sure this is the case?
At conception, the baby is alive. Abortion kills a baby; it ends his life.No baby.
Nope. It is not arbitrary to call a living human being a person. It is arbitrary to call a living human being a non-person based on a physical trait — as you do — like size, location, detectable heartbeat, skin color, nationality or religion.You apparently arbitrarily bestow a single human cell with an equal value to an adult woman? :idunno:
The shrugging you imagined of the tragedy you admit to ignoring, while endorsing the murder of babies even you would concede are people? That tragedy?Sorry Stripe but you really don't get to shrug away your supposed ongoing human tragedy that easily, what a crock.
Nope. You freely admit that you endorse murder, even of babies you concede are people.So now you try to dump your own callous and heartless nature onto me with a hastily contrived guilt trip scenario?
So you expect me to take responsibility for that of which I have no knowledge? Who is creating the guilt trip again?However I wasn't talking about a confirmed pregnancy or a later term miscarriage this is still shortly after conception when nobody knows, before the embryo either embeds or more likely fails to. Which for you apparently still involves a "tiny human being" rather than a few cells representing a possible potential human being before it has developed.
And it seems reasonable to me that a human being is a person no matter how small. And my position is justifiable, given that I do not run the risk of endorsing murder, while you happily concede that you do condone murder, even for babies that you concede are people.It seems reasonable to me that a person is rather more than just a few albeit human cells.
You failed biology, right? A baby has his own body. A mother has her own body.It's about the right for a woman to choose what will happen to her own body, and when she has babies, not my rights nor yours.
Nope. Just a plain old words reader. It's telling that you would accuse me of mind reading, however, given that you did exactly that to accuse me of not caring about babies dying when I would have had no knowledge they even existed.I do? How did you arrive at that conclusion, are you a mind reader?
And these are the words.Yes, there are usually time limits, after which a more justifiable argument will be required, say a medical problem.
The woman, Savita Halappanave, had blood poisoning. The hospital might have been negligent in not delivering the baby soon after the condition came to light — which is what routinely happens in Ireland — but there would never be a need to stop halfway through the delivery of a child to sever his spinal cord.I think it's rather good that these days women no longer have to die because of a pregnancy problem, although one woman did die during pregnancy recently in Ireland where all abortions are banned. If she had lived in England she would be alive today, but you perhaps find it tragic too, but a price worth paying? lain:
No abortion is ever done to save the life of a mother. There is never a need to stop delivering the baby to sever the child's spinal cord.Less than 1% of all abortions are performed to save the life of the mother.
why do you hate women's rights?!!?!?!??!
These statistics do not support your claim.No abortion is ever done to save the life of a mother. There is never a need to stop delivering the baby to sever the child's spinal cord.
No abortion is ever done to save the life of a mother. There is never a need to stop delivering the baby to sever the child's spinal cord.
These statistics do not support your claim.
Can you provide evidence to support that?Those statistics equivocate. Abortion is the termination of a baby's life. It is never necessary to terminate the baby to save the mother. The baby can be delivered without stopping to put a pair of scissors through his spinal cord and the risk to the mother's life will be exactly the same.
There is never a need to stop delivering the baby to kill him.