Neither is this, so what's your point?Not a "substantive comment". JFYI
Neither is this, so what's your point?Not a "substantive comment". JFYI
Ectopic pregnancies are survivable, and have been for some time now.
http://www.personhoodinitiative.com/fact-sheet-on-ectopic-pregnancy.html
Also this... http://americanrtl.org/life-of-the-mother-exceptionI have to question the veracity of that article, but will certainly check into it further.
Neither is this, so what's your point?
Unless, of course, a case like you already mentioned....an ectopic pregnancy where the baby is growing in the fallopian tube. That is obviously a case of the life of the mother being endangered and no hope for the baby, either.
Babies survive ectopic pregnancies. It might be more common to survive that situation than not.
Not sure how. They can survive without help. Even undiagnosed.How? There is no room to grow in a fallopian tube. Transplant them to the uterus? I'm not seeing any documented cases of that being done.
Not sure how. They can survive without help. Even undiagnosed.
Are we so desperate to stand against abortion that we dare to suggest ectopic pregnancies must be endured by a woman in spite of the facts? I certainly hope not. :sigh:
Nobody has said that.
Furthermore, the ectopic pregnancy argument is raised by people trying to defend late-term abortion.
Good, I'm glad to hear that.
Saying it doesn't make it so.
Doesn't change the fact that it's a baby.
Listen to yourself. Even you call it a child.
Abortion is wrong because it's a baby, and it's always wrong to kill a baby.
There are no valid reasons.
If you think otherwise, feel free to name some.
So, if a fetus becomes a danger to the mother, she should risk her life to carry it to term?
Also, at a larger scale, if you neither condone contraceptives nor legalized abortions for unwanted children, how do you ever implement population control?
What's taken us so long?We have grown to 7 billion on this planet AT THE EXPENSE OF OTHER SPECIES!!
Help the beings that are already born!
So, if a fetus becomes a danger to the mother, she should risk her life to carry it to term? Are you serious?
Also, at a larger scale, if you neither condone contraceptives
nor legalized abortions for unwanted children
[MENTION=20895]Amyrich[/MENTION] if a mother decides she no longer wants to be burdened with an infant or a toddler, should she be allowed to kill it? if not, why not? |
, how do you ever implement population control?
We have grown to 7 billion on this planet AT THE EXPENSE OF OTHER SPECIES!!
Numerous species have gone extinct just in the last century as a direct result of human overbreeding.
And right-wingers just seem to want to preach abstinence
and wash their hands off addressing the actual problem.
Help the beings that are already born!
So, if a fetus
becomes a danger to the mother,
she should risk her life to carry it to term?
Are you serious?
Also, at a larger scale, if you neither condone contraceptives
nor legalized abortions
for unwanted children,
how do you ever implement population control?
We have grown to 7 billion on this planet
AT THE EXPENSE OF OTHER SPECIES!!
Numerous species have gone extinct just in the last century as a direct result of human overbreeding.
And right-wingers just seem to want to preach abstinence and wash their hands off addressing the actual problem.
Help the beings that are already born!
The problems of society are caused by people NOT being abstinent until marriage. They're caused by the degradation and abolition of laws that have been in place for the past 3500 years.
We've effectively legalized adultery, murder, theft, and perjury.
Fully treatable and particularly aggressive? That's pretty odd, but one thing I do know, from what I've been reading, is that babies can survive just fine during a mother's chemo and radiation. I'm quite sure it is very rare that a baby cannot be brought to the age of viability before the mother's life is in danger.
Unless, of course, a case like you already mentioned....an ectopic pregnancy where the baby is growing in the fallopian tube. That is obviously a case of the life of the mother being endangered and no hope for the baby, either.
None of which pose a significant added risk to the mother's life. Are you just saying things for the sake of it now?There are cases where the mother's immune system actively attacks the child. Viability of the child is a major issue. Cases where the child's organs develop outside the body or never develop at all.
None of which pose a significant added risk to the mother's life. Are you just saying things for the sake of it now?