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If a foetus has a serious genetic defect (its life will be comprised of sitting in a chair and drooling) do you think a compulsory abortion should take place?
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I would like to know what part of, "Gods plan", children born with these kinds of diseases fit into.
I'm beginning to think FF is an old regular or notable here to wind us up.
it has to be that, no-one is so obtuse.
it has to be that, no-one is so obtuse.
You're taking the pi$$ here forest fan, you really believe that babies in the womb feel ANYTHING at all when they are aborted?
what do you think they use you idiot, a 12 gauge?
what do you think they use you idiot, a 12 gauge?
Better than the TERRIBLE PAIN death by abortion brings. Did you know the baby's are not even given anything to cope with the pain? How cowardly.
Forest Fan wrote:
> It is even crueler to kill them.
If somebody is suffering, its wrong to end their pain??? That seems daft to me.
Suppose a person has an illness, with no chance of recovery, just pain and misery for months, its wrong to end it???
> It is even crueler to kill them.
If somebody is suffering, its wrong to end their pain??? That seems daft to me.
Suppose a person has an illness, with no chance of recovery, just pain and misery for months, its wrong to end it???
Please, please, please make me an administrator, even if it's just for a few hours, so that I can clean up what could have been a decent thread for a serious discussion.
It is even crueler to kill them.
Forest Fan wrote:
> The parents should be careful not to create a baby, if they are not
> prepared for any eventuality.
that makes sense, but it's not the parents I'm considering. It's cruel to keep someone alive when they are suffering constantly.
Anyway, sheepy is right. this'll end up like the christian thread(s) before long.
> The parents should be careful not to create a baby, if they are not
> prepared for any eventuality.
that makes sense, but it's not the parents I'm considering. It's cruel to keep someone alive when they are suffering constantly.
Anyway, sheepy is right. this'll end up like the christian thread(s) before long.
ßora† §agdiyeV, like I have said if they cannot make up a decision, they should be given life.
The parents should be careful not to create a baby, if they are not prepared for any eventuality.
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