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> 
> An unwanted child, born to a 15 year old crack addict is not 
> likely to have
> much opportunity.

So someone else gets to make the call? Pro-choice people blame pro-lifes
for taking choice from them - aren't they taking the choice away from
the child?

> You are talking two very opposite sides of a very grey 
> continuum.  You say
> its ok if the mother's life is in danger.  But not if its 
> someone who uses
> abortions instead of birth control. This leaves out almost 
> everyone who
> actually has an abortion.  So I am not comfortable only 

Well, shoot, I'm pro-life, so is this surprising? :)

> >. Think about the last time you
> > felt really, really bad. You probably wanted to die. I know 
> I've been
> > there. Am I glad I didn't off myself? heck yes!
> 
> I have never ever ever wanted to die.  I am sorry people feel 
> this way.
> 
> I have not experienced life as an unwanted child, nor do I 
> want to.  I doubt
> you have either.

Agreed. But neither do I want to assume the child would be better off
dead.

> 
> Well you did make comments about women who have abortions  - you said
> abortions were a "convenience" to them.   I assure you that 
> to most women

Beth - can we _please_ get past this. I said I was sorry for misuse of
the word. Enough already.

> In EVERY SINGLE surprise pregnancy there is a man responsible 
> too.  A man
> who most likely could have prevented that pregnancy by 
> wearing a condom.
> But I guess a condom is too inconvenient....  Quite frankly, 
> responsibility
> for birth control should fall equally on the man as the woman.

Agreed. At the same time - if the man refused to wear a condom, why
didn't the woman refuse to have sex?

> I of course know there are responsible men in the world. I 
> live with one and
> am friends with many others, several of whom have full 
> custody of their
> children.  But to mark every woman who has an abortion 
> without it being a
> life threatening pregnancy as having an abortion of 
> convenience strikes me
> as quite sexist - why not blame the guys who knocked them up 
> in the first
> place?

I do blame them. I never said I didn't. If I get a women pregnent, it's
my responsbility to care the child. (If my wife lets me live.) If a
woman chooses to have an abortion, it's her responsibility as well. If
men _could_ get pregnant, I wouldn't place any less blame on them if
they had an bortion.

-ray


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