Yes, I'm strange.....I take logic out way to far, its a fault.
I see the real issue as UNWANTED PREGNANCY! Eliminate that, and abortion will never be an issue. We just need someway to end all the unwanted pregnancies. With today's birth control, there is really no reason for many. No matter how innocent you think your little darlings are, have them get the shot that lasts for a year. If we would teach how tragic it is to kill babies (by abortion) and push that narrative, like they push LGBTQYXYZXPTN, and SHAME or cancel anyone who does it, that would be a start. Again, end unwanted pregnancies, and abortion will be forgotten.
Great point. I'm pro-life all the way. But you have a great point. If "they", being mainstream media, villified people who've chosen abortion, as they do people who choose to believe in two genders, then it would be a great start.
I can barely imagine a circumstance where abortion is a good answer. Maybe if the mother faced certain death if she carried the child to term. Maybe if rape were involved. Maybe. But even these circumstances fall under the category of God's will, in my opinion. I have three daughters. I hope they never have to face one of the situations I've outlined.
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While I realize this ruling would simply just transfer the decision to make abortions legal or illegal to each state…the number 66 million or whatever it was jumps out at me.
Yes, that is 66 million lives that were willfully discontinued. That is murder in my mind and is unthinkable and atrocious. It is 66 million unwanted pregnancies. Had they not been terminated I’m going out on a limb and saying most of them would then have been unwanted children and you don’t have to read too far into the headlines every day to see how that goes. Most of them also then unfortunately become more spokes in the multigenerational wheel of dependency and assistance and guess what often comes next…
I’m torn on this issue. I have three beautiful children that I could not imagine life without so how a parent could not want the blessing of a child is beyond me, but with my own two eyes I’ve seen what happens when an unwanted pregnancy turns into an unwanted child and the parent is not mature enough or willing to choose parenting over their own continued personal gratification. So I’m left thinking about what is worse - 66 million terminated pregnancies that were unwanted or 66 million children of which a large portion remain unwanted. It’s awful either way. It absolutely guts me though when I read a story about a child who is abused, neglected, abandoned, assaulted, molested, tortured, murdered, and everything in between by THEIR OWN PARENT who never wanted them in first place. Those stories are the ones that make abortion a much more complicated issue to me than simply “pro-life” vs. “pro-choice.”
It will never happen, but Rowdie is right in theory…solve the problem of unwanted pregnancies. Unfortunately, like most problems of the world this one is too far gone.
I understand your logic, and in many other things, I agree.
I can't wrap my head around being okay with 66 million murders, because "most of them would have been unwanted..". Or "a large portion remain unwanted".
I'm not attacking you. I DO understand your logic. I too have three children. I can remember my life before them, but it's vague. Much better WITH them, than without. One of mine is adopted. I could show pictures, tell stories, pull on heart-strings. I just can't imagine her not existing because someone thought she'd be unwanted anyhow.
Yes, many children end up in horrible circumstances in this world. Biblically speaking, we ALL live in a fallen world. To take logic to a greater extent, one could argue that we'd all have been better off to have not been born, at least into this world.
But there is beauty in our world, to be sure. There are good things. It makes my very soul ache, to think that a lot of people never get a chance...