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Nov 03, 2004 16:47

Had a thought... If I have a four year old child that was a product of rape and I decide that I dont want it anymore... can I kill him?

Is there a diffrence between that and an abortion of a fetus that is of rape? They both can feel pain... how is it different?

Tell me your thoughts...

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magickpotion November 4 2004, 17:36:33 UTC
Obviously there is a huge difference.

One is a kid, one is a pile of goo. Unless you're talking about late-term abortion, which was a minute percentage of abortions.

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pyrodrummer265 November 4 2004, 19:26:43 UTC
A kid is a kid... When does it a turn into a kid from a pile of goo? Ever dicect baby pigs in biology? They are taken from a mother's womb... Do you think this is a right thing? If you think that dicecting a pig fetus is wrong and killing a human isn't... you need to rethink your beliefs. Sorry if I am jumping to conclusions but I was on a rant. :)

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magickpotion November 5 2004, 16:51:30 UTC
I don't follow the line of reasoning "a kid is a kid". A sperm is not a person. An egg is not a person. Uniting a sperm with an egg does not automatically create a "kid". During the first weeks of pregnancy, there is a cocktail of cells forming. All the bloody anti-abortion photos they show you are actually of very rare late-term abortions when the cells have actually formed into a somewhat viable human creature. The VAST majority of abortions are basically the consistency of a heavy period, not a mutilated little baby.

In response to your question, I refused to dissect baby pigs in biology and subsequently got a C for not sacrificing my principles. Funny you ask! Did you dissect baby pigs?

If you think that dicecting a pig fetus is wrong and killing a human isn't... you need to rethink your beliefs.1.) I personally think that dissecting a pig fetus is disrespectful and assenting to the horiffic pork industry that keeps pigs in disgusting conditions and slaughters them cruelly and systematically ( ... )

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gungho_squirrel November 5 2004, 19:03:18 UTC
Well said. I agree with much, most likely all, really, of what you have said. It makes sense to me and actually parellels my own personal beliefs regarding this issue.

As for Perkey's homosexual nature and his strong unwavering support for the Republican party, I am just as confused as you are. Why would anyone want to support something that stands for the opposite of what they are? I know there's other issues that can be supported, but being gay is part of who he is and will affect his life forever.

Interesting how Bush wants to terminate gay rights completely, yet gays support him. And terminating their rights in America is ridiculous, because America is about freedom. Sexual orienation is a lifestyle, and gays are people too.

Hm... in conclusion. I hate Bush. =)

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pyrodrummer265 November 5 2004, 19:12:35 UTC
I hate it when people think that I shouldn't support Bush because he doesn't like the homosexual lifestyle.
Maybe people that support Kerry that also disprove of the homosexual lifestyle should support bush.

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magickpotion November 5 2004, 19:29:05 UTC
Why did you respond to this person's post instead of my actual question?

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pyrodrummer265 November 5 2004, 19:48:33 UTC
Because she is more important to me than you... you can get stabbed in the eye with a fork, for all I care.

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magickpotion November 5 2004, 19:51:06 UTC
Is that because you haven't been able to logically counteract anything I've said?

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pyrodrummer265 November 5 2004, 19:52:00 UTC
Are you a homosexual... if not, do you stand for homosexual rights?

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magickpotion November 5 2004, 19:53:08 UTC
No and yes.

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magickpotion November 5 2004, 19:53:27 UTC
That is, no I am not and yes I do.

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pyrodrummer265 November 5 2004, 19:58:14 UTC
He is ok with a woman having the right to control what happens to her OWN BODY, but we're in the process of covering this issue in another thread, so I won't elaborate. But I make the point again that I believe you are male and you would never have to face the possibility of being raped and being forced to have a person grow inside your body for nine months and then be obligated to that person for the rest of your entire life. So thanks, but it's not even your issue.

Then according to your logic that you posted in enderu's journal...

Do you know what it is like being gay? Do you know what kind of crap comes with it? But you don't, you don't know what it is like, so homosexual issues are not for you to deal with.

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magickpotion November 5 2004, 21:58:44 UTC
The argument you're trying to use doesn't hold up because you're talking about restricting women's rights (i.e. not allowing abortion) whereas I am completely for the expansion of gay rights (i.e. gay marriage and other issues).

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gungho_squirrel November 5 2004, 21:32:57 UTC
Because he's a white republican male. Homosexual or not, Republican males seem to have this one thought still engraved into their brains... They are higher than women and still have the rights and abilities to control them and decide what they can or cannot do with their own bodies.
As far as abortion goes, no male besides the husband of the concieved child has a right to decide anything about what happens to that child. If it's a child of rape, it's completely up to the woman if she wants an abortion or not.

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magickpotion November 5 2004, 22:07:46 UTC
Homosexual or not, Republican males seem to have this one thought still engraved into their brains... They are higher than women and still have the rights and abilities to control them and decide what they can or cannot do with their own bodies.

That's sick.

As far as abortion goes, no male besides the husband of the concieved child has a right to decide anything about what happens to that child. If it's a child of rape, it's completely up to the woman if she wants an abortion or not.

I basically agree with that - I'd just like to be clear in also saying that while the husband / partner should be able to "decide", it should never go above what the woman wants, i.e. override her own decision. Which doesn't quite fit the "equal" thing, but hey, it's still her body.

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gungho_squirrel November 5 2004, 21:20:34 UTC
Perkey, I think you're taking what I said a bit far. You are a homosexual. Completely gay now, if I'm not mistaken. It is your life and will be your life until you die. It is a major part of your existence and will affect everything you can (or in Bush's case, cannot) do ( ... )

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