"That's what happens when one knows in their conscience that they are wrong: First they try to confuse the topic with irrelevant facts and then if that doesn't work, they plug their ears and tell the other person their voice is no longer welcome. We are no more welcome than the babies that they are willing to kill. Please give it up...it does no good and as I've found, you won't learn anything of value."
C-mom, you're what we call in our forum a "troll." Wikipedia defines a troll as "someone who posts controversial and usually irrelevant or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion forum, with the intention of baiting other users into an emotional response or to generally disrupt normal on-topic discussion."
YEP, that pretty much defines your posts in here. Especially with this immature, mud-slinging nonsense: "We are no more welcome than the babies that they are willing to kill." Go knit some booties...that's more in-line with your educational level and intellectual stimuli.
This thread caught my eye because I'm GLAD there is a choice, and I will do what I can to uphold that choice. I'm appalled that John McCain wants to 1) reverse Roe v. Wade 2) put "choice" in the hands of the states and then 3) try to eliminate our choice one state at a time.
How many pro-life folks ever thought about whether or not a
child wants to be born to people who didn't want it? What kind of life would that be, knowing your entire existence is nothing but a mistake? If a parent cannot provide for a child (and doesn't
want to), I think it's even worse to force that person through this thing called life, which isn't always easy even if you're loved and given everything you want and need JUST to say you took the supposed "high road," made sacrifices and "did the right thing."
I used to be pro-life, but then through a mixture of education and experience, I walked assuredly to the other side. I don't think abortion should be used in the place of self-control or as a form of birth control, but mistakes happen, especially to teenagers and, as it seems, to the people least prepared to handle it.
Case study: Tamara, a 19-year-old mother of three (and these three babies came from three different boys, none of whom are in Tamara's or the babies' lives), who lives on peanut butter, canned meat and an occasional piece of fruit, and who resides in a condemned house in a part of town none of us would dare venture, gets pregnant by her current crack-addicted, abusive boyfriend. Before you're so quick to raise the baby-killer flag, I ask you:
Would YOU want to be the baby in the tummy?