Originally Posted by Guest

Sorry if I do not understand this. What is the difference between choosing to kill the baby while it is inside the woman, or her deciding to kill it when it is an unruly teenager? Does one have more rights than another? Isn't the law already protecting you if you decide to kill your baby before it is born? Why are you worried about it now? Or, are you trying to convince others that you are not a murderer so that you can sleep at night? Is that the purpose of the debate?

Not that it matters to you liberals, but I have a friend that I have known since the 70's that told me about his life. His mother was raped and decided to keep the baby. She lived in Harlem so an abortion would have been an easy thing to obtain. She raised him without him having a father. He joined the military, and worked hard to get his Masters degree. He retired from one career and just recently retired from another career. He raised two children that he put through college. His wife, a close friend our family died a couple years ago of a brain tumor, but he is still a good and caring American.

The point is that abortions have become a form of birth control. 99.31% of abortions are done for convenience(birth control). Less than 1% are done because of rape or incest. Having an abortion is a woman's LEGAL right. That's fine, it's law. The problem I have with it is that I want every one of these women to have it explained to them that they are killing a human life. Not that it is wrong to kill that human life, but they ARE recognizing that it is a life that they are taking. As long as they understand that, then I am satisfied that the law is understood by those that endorse it.

99.31% of those having abortions would most likely NOT be a good mother anyway. Better for the child to be either aborted or adopted than to be subjected to the scum that wish to abort them. Just my opinion, but I have no problem telling it as I see it. But, lets at least be honest about it. Almost ALL abortions are conducted for the express purpose of birth control.