Yes, I posted a link on this early today. Not my job to do your legwork.Revmitchell said:Yea he hasnt really provided anythign reliable on this.
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Yes, I posted a link on this early today. Not my job to do your legwork.Revmitchell said:Yea he hasnt really provided anythign reliable on this.
JerryL said:So, do you want to go back to illegal and have about as many still done?
Not much less. If a women has it in her head to get rid of that baby, legal or not won't make a difference. As has been proved by history.Marcia said:I cannot in good conscience support legalized abortion. I don't think more babies would be aborted if it's illegal - I think less would be aborted.
JerryL said:Not much less. If a women has it in her head to get rid of that baby, legal or not won't make a difference. As has been proved by history.
Do you think just being illegal is going to slow it down much. I guess you don't realize the things that people are capable of. Abortions have went on for centuries, even back to the Roman Empire. If a woman foolishly gets pregnant and doesn't want that child, it will be gone. You do understand the depravity of man right? How evil we are?Revmitchell said:This could not be more wrong. It is a fallacy used as a political tool and an excuse to justify pro-choice.
JerryL said:So you really don't care about the babies? All you really care about is the legal aspect of it?
JerryL said:Not much less. If a women has it in her head to get rid of that baby, legal or not won't make a difference. As has been proved by history.
Jerry, you have your facts and history wrong. Abortion was already legal in some states prior to 1973 - some began legalizing abortions in the 1960's. What Roe accomplished was to make it legal in all states, no matter what those states wanted to do. So any abortion data you provide prior to 1973 has to take into account that many of those abortions were legal, not the strawman "back-alley" ones.JerryL said:Per LE's request, this thread is started to try to answer a few questions. I am against abortion, let's get that out of the way first. If People here keep bringing up that we are killing 1.4 million a year and killing maybe a "mozart" or a "president" or a doctor that will cure cancer. I refuse to play on these "emotion" tatics. Let's be honest, no one is reporting statistics before the decision,there were 1.2 illegal abortions a year before 1973. We are just playing on numbers. There is a difference of 200,000 a year before and after.
Answering TT from the other thread, There isn't really a big a number as you would have people believe. We really do have to answer serious questions like "What about the women that will go back to back alley abortions?"
Andy T. said:Jerry, you have your facts and history wrong. Abortion was already legal in some states prior to 1973 - some began legalizing abortions in the 1960's. What Roe accomplished was to make it legal in all states, no matter what those states wanted to do. So any abortion data you provide prior to 1973 has to take into account that many of those abortions were legal, not the strawman "back-alley" ones.
Your reasoning is faulty and patently unbiblical and ungodly from the start - i.e., let's make something legal since people will do it anyways. Not a good way to build a society, unless you are an anarchist.